House Passes Railroad Bill
Washington reports the House approved a railroad bill by 347 to 6, sending it to reconciliation with the Senate. The measure transfers federal operation for eighteen months after the war and caps final rate fixing to the president while leaving interstate issues to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Both chambers expect quick conferee agreement on disputed provisions as administration officials push for swift action.
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Washington
House
Tos Dole
Senate
Lwinocratie
Sweet
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Each
Wisconsin
Administration
War Finance Corporation
Bath Houses
Tia
Wooney
Fragmentary dialogue hints at strange phrases and motives
The fragment shows a character asking about meatless days and wheatless days, with Miss Cayanne answering that they are needed for a defeatless danny. The text reads like a quirky old dialogue with unclear context and names.
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Nelfigh
Miss Cayanne
Danny
Mary L Nelling Dies Suddenly at Ogden House
Mrs Mary Louis Nelling formerly of Ogden and later of St Louis died suddenly at 6 35 pm at the home of Mrs Alexander Taylor 1024 Twenty fourth Street from heart failure. She was helping with chores when death occurred. Survived by husband John H Nelling Phillip Nelling of Seattle Grace Coffin and Mrs Taylor of Ogden and Robert Nelling in France with the American forces. Mr Nelling to leave St Louis for Ogden. obituary at the head? house until his arrival.
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Mary Louis Nelling
Ogden
St Louis
Alexander Taylor
Twenty-fourth Street
Nelling
Mrs. Taylor
Phillip
Seattle
Head
Sin
Mra
Taylor
Grace Coffin
Blo
Johm Hi. Nelling
Lye Southern Wacifle Shops
Phillip Nelling
Alexander ‘Taylor
Orden
Robert Nelling
France
Nelling i
St. Louis
Geden
Heber Scowcroft Elected Weber County Council Chairman
At a Weber County Council of Defense meeting Heber Scowcroft was elected chairman to replace C C Richards who resigned and moved to Salt Lake. The session at Chaves Hollingsworths offices approved thanks for Richards service and heard his detailed financial report before adjourning to March 4.
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Weber County Council of Defense
Heber Scowcroft
C. C. Richards
Salt Lake
Chaves Hollingsworth
Richards
Wr. Richards
Administrator of Chapin Estate Granted in Ogden
Letters of administration were granted yesterday in the estate of Frank L. Chapin. Willam Ruler of Ogden Lodge 715, P. G. B., acted as administrator. The estate is valued at 2860 dollars with two heirs located in Maine, Alicia Chapin and Irving Washburn. Chapin died in California. body returned to Mountain View cemetery Elko Rest for interment. He left no will and relatives were difficult to locate. Chapin was a prominent real estate man and promoter in Ogden.
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Frank L. Chapin
Willam
Ogden Lodge
Alica Chapin
Irving Washburn
Maine
Chapin
Opden
March general praises American forces and criticizes censorship
Major General Peyton March arrives in Atlantis Port after nine months abroad as chief of artillery of the American expeditionary force. He lauds training and morale, calls censorship too strict, and says regulations should loosen to inform the public. He notes high spirits, good health, and eagerness for duty among troops, with a brief remark on a police bonus in Lannton worth 12,000.
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Peyton March
America
France
March
United States
S. DB. Sturgia
F. H. French
West Ogden Sunday school program tonight at Ward chorel
The West Ogden Sunday school plans a 7 30 pm program at the Ward church tonight featuring songs recitations and tableaux. Performers include Adrian Wheelwright Jenoingale Staters George Baln Phyllis Gibson and George Mitchells with pieces such as Stay Apiypled Banner and Hark of Ages.
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West Ogden
Ward Chorel
Adrian Wheelwright
Tivasler’ School
George Baln
Phyllis Gibson
Sola Paulino Christenson Plano
Matbel Allo
George Mitchells
Welcome Labor Delegates to Visit Ogden for British Guests
Mayor T Samuel Browning to welcome British labor commissioners William Mason and Charles Duncan at a March 11 mass meeting in the tabernacle. William M. Piggott will preside. A reception committee was named, aiming to foster closer ties between American and British labor groups during their U S tour.
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T. Samuel ‘Browning
Willian Mason
Charles Duncan
Tabermiele
William M. Piggott
Ogden
Trades & Labor Asserly
Hudson Agenus
Trades and Labor
Ocala
Federal Bureau
Afayar Browning
Chris Fly
Mies L. Jones
A. R. Heywood
United States
Avot L. & D
R. W. Beckatt
Lawrence Wilson
William Jones
W. D. Batchelder
C. T
J. A
R. H. Wadman
H. d. Ware
W. BR. Offerman
Misa Cyetta Swepson
Leland H. Farr
Ogden Guy
T. Samuel Drowning
J. Jones
Chris Flygare
City Exemption Board
A. A. Ileywood
German Press Deceives Germans About U S War Aid
New York Feb 28 A. N. Davis former Piqua Ohio dentist now in Berlin for fifteen years warns German readers that their press is shaping a false view of American intent in the war. He notes limited Africa coverage and portrays President Wilson as detached while urging recognition of growing American military pressure. He predicts intensified hostility toward England as America presses for a decisive outcome.
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New York
America
A. N. Davis
Gerlin
Davis
Piqua, O
Germany
United States
Africa
Baca
England
German Restrictions on Americans During War Reflected in Berlin
A returning American recounts strict German controls on U.S. nationals in Berlin, including travel permits, police reporting, and restricted movement. He contrasts Germany’s travel limits with American freedom and notes how several Americans remained behind, submitting to curbs while aiding others to escape.
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Ber UN
Hamburg
Stata
Derlin
Germany
Gerard
America
Republicans Meet to Plan Campaign in New York
March 1 report from New York notes WIL FE. Kays new chairman of the national committee hosts a luncheon at the Bakers' Club with guests including Charles Hughes George Perkins P Coleman Du Pont George W Wickersham Frank Munsey Tacob Schiff Henry J Stoddard J Hert and Frank J Hitchcock among others. Brevetary Hays discussed ties with Senator Johnenn of California and indicated further unity among Republicans and allies.
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New York
Wil FE. Kays
National Committee
Washington
William R. Willcox
Bakers’ Club
Charles E. Hughes
George W. Perkins
P. Coleman du Pont
George W. Wickersham
Frank A. Munseyr
Tacob H. Schiff
Henry J. Stoddard
J. Hert
Kentucky
Frank J. Hitchcock
James P. Godl+rich
Indiana
Hays
Johnenn
California
Dohwaon
Mary
Haygall
Fragmentary Civic Rhetoric At Work
Fragments speak of national duty and collective effort but lack clear action or events. The text references enthusiasm and a “hive” of activity, yet offers no concrete details, names, dates, or outcomes to anchor a news item. The passage remains ambiguous and incomplete.
Bakers to Use Rye Until March 31
Washington announces rye flour may substitute for wheat in Victory bread through March 31. Bakers are advised to seek other wheat flour substitutes and extension was granted after February 1 rules. In areas lacking substitutes rye flour remains available.
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Bakers
Washington
Bakere
Victory Bread
Food Administration
Bakera
Perjury Charge Ties Draft Evasion In Salt Lake City
Henry Kats, recent German-born naturalized U.S. citizen, is jailed on perjury charges after he allegedly lied on a draft questionnaire, claiming enemy alien status to avoid conscription. He was arrested by federal authorities and is to be arraigned before U.S. Commissioner Henry V. Van Pall.
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Salt Lake
Henry Kats
Federal
United States
Henry V. van Pall
Kets
Ian June
Reichstag Refuses Punish Deputy in German Court-Martial
Amsterdam March 1 German Reichstag, per the Frankfurter Zeitung, refused Bremen court martial’s bid to authorize criminal prosecution of Deputy Alfred Henke a Social Democrat. He was charged with malefacting an offence against the siege law.
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Amsterdam
Frankfurter Zeitung
Pate
Bremen Court Rartial
Alfred Henke
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