Policemen Ball At Eagles Hall Draws Large Crowd
The annual Policemen ball opens at 8 pm at the Eagles Hall with an expected attendance of 250 to 356. Officers report strong ticket sales led by Officer Earl Wiggins and patrolman Richardson Stone. Non dancers are welcome, with swimming available for those uninterested in dancing. hall decorations and orchestral music by Lillian Thatchey add to the event.
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Eagles
Omcer Earl Wiggins
Policemen's Organization
Richardson Stone
Thesgg
Lillian Thatchey Orchestra
Patriot enlistment mix up in copy leads to name lapses
A garbled clipping reports on men named Voll and Moyes in Uncle Sam's patriot army and navy. The Standard's account notes a fireman and a son of Mrs Ima Bird visiting relatives, with incomplete names and places suggesting early enlistment amid a noisy transcription.
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U. Ry
J.om Moyes
Uncle Sam
Patriot Army
Wau
FLW
Standard
Ima
Bird
Sra PW
Grernmans Ina
Nunta By
Crernsbirg
The Dream Doll To Be Shown At Cozy Today
A new moving picture titled The Dream Doll premieres at the Cozy theater today. The feature promises broad appeal for all ages and is described as entirely new and engaging for both young and old cinema goers.
Helping Tang 15 Doing S000 Work
The Pobruary report of the Helping t Tani horway of Ogden shes that em Dioyaton was obtained for thirty four applicants during that month. Of this total, vigiteen were men and fourteen were Wuiuien. The ttreat is conducted by Mra. Emnn Montgomery who is doing a valuable service. No fees are charged applicants for employments, the insti tution buing supported by public con situtions.
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T Tani Horway
Ogden
Wuiuien
Rasist
Ape
Mra
Emnn Montgomery
Six Teuton columns in Russia cited in war review
The war department reports continued German preparatory moves on the western front and notes six Teuton columns operating in Russia with one near Vitebsk meeting opposition. Turkish forces in the Caucasus resist and allegedly massacre Armenians retaken by the Huns.
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Teuton
Russia
Washington
War Department
Toul
Champagne
France
Vitebsk
French Cross For Americans Shows Strong German Defeat
Paris notes Premier Clemenceau rewarded American troops for a bold defense against a German attack. He praised their tenacity and artillery accuracy, visiting the front and hospital to commend generals, officers, and privates. He said the enemy losses were heavier than first reported and observed high morale and calm resolve among American soldiers.
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Paris
Clemenceau
Addi
Fie
Yeat
Russians Prepare to Stem Tide in War News From Front
The fifth column in the Pripet sector nears Amorensk toward Moscow as a final objective. A sixth column of Austrian forces advances from Volhynia, reaching within sixty miles of Kiev after a favorable reception by Ukrainians. In the Caucasus the Lake Van to Black Sea area returns to Turkish control as Armenians are reported to be passed. The British push in Palestine and Mesopotamia as Turks retreat northward along the Jordan valley and Euphrates front.
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Sesalon
Allied War Council
Toul
Xetion
Champagne
Isborl
Afrersft
Chemin Des Drames Hvely
Agpach
Upper
Alsace
Champigns
Lorraine
Lac Butte du Mesnil
Chemin Des Dares
Dinnwide
Petropiad
Livonia
Juriev
Vitr Obsk
Paksy
Rome
Minsk
Misarva
Smolensk
Moscow
Pripet
Amorensk
Volhynia
Kieff
Petrograd
Caucasus
Lake of van
Black Sea
Palestine
Jondan
Mesopotamia
Euphrates
Douglas Fairbanks in The Good Bad Man at the Cozy
Douglas Fairbanks headlines the Cozy with The Good Bad Man shown tomorrow and Wednesday. Readers are invited to explore the quiet cinema event and view the featured film across two nights.
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Douglas Fairbanks
Parcel Post Weights Raised To Seventy Pounds
Parcel post limits increase from sixty to seventy pounds effective March fifteenth in first, second and third zones. The change aims to speed farm produce shipments by the quickest method. Fourth class mail to soldiers in France remains seven pounds. military warded parcels also unchanged. Also notes Civil War widows’ relief work and local social events and visits.
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Browning
Hmlt
Federal
France
March
Ogden Women Set for National Convention in Hot Springs
Society notes report Ogden attendees at the General Federation of Women’s Clubs convention in Hot Springs Arkansas from April 0 to May 0. Among those listed are Mrs Richard Thurssel president of the Utah Federation, Mrs St Porter Utah director, Mrs B.H. Corfman and Dr. Jane Skalfield of Salt Lake City. Also mentions the Ladies’ Auxiliary to Veteran Firemen meeting March 1 in the city hall and Home Culture Club gathering March 7 at Mrs W A Moore’s home.
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Oxden
Biowater
General Federation of Woreh
Hot Springs
Ark
Og-den
Rrchard Thvrsel
Utah Federation of Women's Clubs
St. Porter
Utah
National Organization
Mra. B. Hi. Corfman
Jane Skalfield
Salt Lake
National WBC Honors Ogden Member for Second Time
Mrs. Mary KE Griffin of the local Woman's Relief Corps is appointed to National Aide by the vice national president, receiving commission and authorization to perform duties as required by the organization. The honor recognizes her loyalty and service within the corps.
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National
W. B.C
OGDEN
Womenms
Relief Corps
Mary KE. Griffin
National Relief Corps
Clubs Federated W C T U and Eleventh Ward Dramatic Club
The Federated W C T U will meet at 2 90 this Wednesday at Mrs Susan P Ei 685 Twenty seventh street with Mer Welch directing and musical numbers by Mrs Hentz Mrs A M McClure Helen Gritin Esther Fite and others All members urged to attend The Eleventh Ward Dramatic Club directed by Milas Minnie Moore Brown will stage Twe Hoses next Thursday and Friday in the ward amusement hall with W I Critchlow of Ogden in the lead and a cast including Stella Warner Bessie Petersen Leonard Tillotson and others Mrs James Kinney hosts the St Josephs Sewing Society next Thursday afternoon at the church hall.
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Federated
Susan P. Ei
Twenty-seventh Street
Mer. Welch
Hentz
A. M. McClure
Pinna Sale
Helen Gritin Vagal
Esther Fite
A. M. McClureq
Eleventh Ward Dramatic Club
Milas Minnie Moore Brown
Ward Amusement Hall
Twe Hoses
Sir Henry Irving
Wil Critchlow
Ogden
Stella Warner
White Rose
Bessie Petersen
Rose
Leonard Tillotson
Albert Bell
Kenneth Holbrook
Victor Critchlow
Blanche Webb
Marty Birnie
Janeile Johnson
James Kinney
St. Joseph's
Dream Doll at the Cozy draws crowds in Ogden
A torn page piece mentions a courtroom scene with a suspended sentence for a drunken man in Ogden. It describes Judge George Batkerings remarks, the offender’s travel from Salt Lake City, an arrest on Tyler street, and warnings of a stricter penalty if reoffending. The column also notes a children's show “The Dream Doll” at the Cozy and a brief domestic incident of children and a sister.
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Iowevei
Tial
George
Canfield
Tie Street
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Twenty-third Street
Charles Z. Gribe
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White Agle Club
AL A. Lustner
Mel Ry
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Twenty-ninth Street
H. W. Jones
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