Vastfleets Soon To Leave Rail System Frontiers
The Salt Lake Tribune reports J E Galigher of Ballard says government railroad administration will soon integrate western traffic into the national system. He praises Director General McAdoo and labor support, notes ship shortages and terminal delays, and forecasts a unified overland and sea transportation plan as new ships and better facilities come online.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Eal Taalare
Yasteat
J. E. Galigher
Ball Laks
Atlantic Seaboard
Galigher
McAdoo
Ita Marole
Gallaher
Eve
Statay
United States
Pope
Salt Lake
Jersey Ctty Barbor
Orphan Girl Sent To State Industrial School
Eléla Neuendorf a 15 year old orphan girl was taken into custody at East Lake City, returned to Ogden, and placed in the State Industrial School by the juvenile court. Her father died in the city years ago. mother lives in Berlin. She has relatives in Ogden and has run away twice in recent months to prevent possible misfortune.
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Eléla Neuendorf
East Lake City
Ogden
Neuendorf
Berlin
Germany
Funeral of Mrs Fife Hooper Held in Second Ward
The funeral of Mrs Fife Hooper, 54, Ogden’s longtime resident, was held yesterday in the Second Ward with Bishop George Browning officiating. A large crowd attended as mourners listened to hymn and violin performances, and the grave at Ogden City Cemetery was dedicated by the bishop.
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Fife BR. J. Hoopes
George Browning
Harry Brood
Kaysvilla
James Rothampoon
G. E. Brownies
George Shorten
John G. Bills
Mra. Herbert Snyder
Misa
Josephine Shorten Wang
Ward Rolle¢ Society
O¢den City
Bishop Browning
Frank Low
Earnest L. Fordin
Wiliam Sveager
Fred and
Clarenot Low
Leon Browning
Mrs. Hopper
Thelna Young 1 Burial Tuesday Funeral at L D B chapel
The funeral of Thelma Young was held at 8 36 p m yesterday at the L D B chapel at the state Deal school. President Max W Woodbury presided. Ruth Groopbeck Pearl Farley Katie Jones and illian Cole sang. Speakers included Frank M Driggs Otto P Varney Max W Woodbury Bishop W O Ridges and D J Thurman. Interment was in Onder alty cemetery where the war dedicatory service was given by J J Thorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhelma Young
Atate Deal School
Max W. Woodbury
Ruth Groopbeck
Pearl Farley
Katie Jones
Illian Cole
Frank M. Drigss
Otto P. Varney
W. O. Ridges
D. J. Thurman
Onder Alty
J. J. Thorman
Japan Would Have Colonies Warns Emigration Boost
Tokio reports Dr. Inazo Nitobe told the Oriental Association meeting in Osaka that immigration is key to Japan's industry and trade. He cited Germany's colonization as strengthening national power and urged emigration to build wealth, noting Japanese reluctance to assimilate and educational and cultural barriers fueling anti-Japanese sentiment abroad.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Japan
Inaso Nitobe
Osaka
Oriental Association
Nitobe
Association
United States
Johne Hopkins
Germany
Imperial University
Pny
America
Democrats win four New York special elections in wake of resignations
In Greater New York four districts held special elections to fill resignations caused by death. Democrats secured all four seats including John J. Walaney in Seventh district Kings County, William B. Cleary in the Eighth district, Jerome F. Donovan in the Twenty‑First district New York County, and Anthony J. Griffin in the Twenty‑Second district Bronx County. NY women voted for the first time since November, casting 31,894 of 78,292 total ballots.
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New York
House of Representatives
Greater
Congress
Sevanth
Kinga County
John J. Walaney
John J. Fitsgerald
Highth
Willam Bl. Cleary
Lente O. Onto
New York County
Jarome F. Donovag
Ta Sun Cea Murray Hulbes
Bronx
Anthony J. Griffin
Tenry Truckner
Ogden sculptor Jke Crawshaw laid to rest in city burial
Luks Crawshaw a noted Ogden sculptor and artist was buried yesterday at Ogden City Cemetery following an impressive Sixth Ward funeral. Speakers included J Lea Fairbanks and Attorney Rishardy with Bishop Sanderson, praising his life of unselfishness and devotion. Musical offerings and floral rites filled the bier and pulpit as interment proceeded with Elder Parley T. Wright presiding.
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Luks Crawshaw
Ogden
Ogden Oly
Perview
Anieen
J. Lea Fairbanks
John Watson
Altomey C
Chuehand
Fairbanks
Mr. Cratshaw
Isle of Somewhere
Wilam T. Pickett
Alfred Stratford
Wil
Wright
Gerard Klomp
Polo
Dorothy Wright
Albert Wright
Cleoneich
Golo
Sixth Ward Relict Society
Parley T. Wright
Kirkendall Heads Ogden Elks Lodge No 719 at Meeting
At the Ogden lodge No 719 annual meeting Dr P O Jike praised the event. P F Kirkendall was chosen exalted ruler and William T Greenwell was reelected secretary for the fourth time. Other officers include Lea J Clark Trace Turner Charles Garson Herbert Linley P C Richardson and W C Camp elected delegate with Db u Zelter as alternate. The meeting largely elected officers and included speeches from retiring and incoming officials. Attendance was large.
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Ogden Lodge
P.O. Jlke
Els
P. F. Kirkendall
William T. Greenwell
Chasen
Keck Rby
Lea J. Clark
Trace Turner
Charles Garson
Herbert Linley
Suspect Slackers in the City Ja
Detective A B Jensen files a roundup of suspects led by Pete Doskobos and Larry Surmis in Canton Ohio and includes names from Utah Missouri Illinois Colorado Montana and Arizona. All detained in city jail awaiting investigation as authorities pursue leads.
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A. B. Jensen
Lst
Pete Doskobos
Canton
Larry Surmis
Senator P. Sematou
Marysville
Utah
Walter Jackson
Kansas City
Alex Weens
Mason City
Samuel Flich
Suppost
Londra Sanchez
Animnas County
Colo
John T. Treanan
Toledo
Eugene McCann
Ariz
William BH. McCann
Butte
Mont
Clty
Rounding Up Alien Enemies in Octen
Police Chief Browning assigns Detective Jensen to round up all unregistered alien enemies in Octen. Only thirty four registered during the period. many not obeying the decree. Potential punishment for those in custody or not registered remains undecided. Industrial accidents in Wisconsin rose from 11 608 in 1914 15 to 16 015 and 20 560 in 1918 17, outpacing the rise in employment by about twenty percent.
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T. B. Browning
A. H. Jensen
Oecten
Browning
State Industria’ Commission
Wisconsin
Border liquor licenses challenged by Utah and Nevada governors
Governor Emett D Boyle of Nevada and Simon Bamberger of Utah pressed Elko county Nevada officials to deny renewing saloon licenses near the Utah line. Utah officials claim these establishments ship liquor into Utah in violation of state and federal law, with Utah’s assistant attorney general present at a March 6 hearing to urge denial.
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Simon Kamberger
Utah
Eamet D. Boyle
Nevada
Ilaiko County
New
Wendover
Deep Creek
Meni
O. C. Dalby
Elke County
Emmett D. Boyle
Garson City
Nev
Eiko County
Simon Damberger
Carson
Simon Bamberger
Salt Lake City
County Liquor
Wiito Ns
Terrstory
State of Utah
Elko County
State of
Emmey D
Boyle
Substitute Milk Declared Success in Salt Lake
March 6 final decision in the proposed government adoption of a milk substitute invented by J S Fellison of Salt Lake will be made in Washington by the dairy division chief. A test at the federal building yesterday impressed local dairy experts enough to send the formula to national headquarters for further study. The substitute is seven parts water and one part milk solids and could be sold at two thirds the price of milk. The inventor urges government adoption and public broadcast to prevent profiteering while still preserving nourishment. Samples will be analyzed by local health and state chemistry officials.
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Salt Lake
J. 5
Fellison
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Federal
National Headquarters
Tr. Jellison
Islik
J.B. Dorman
s @sky
Utah
Mr. Dorman
Ef. J. Macy
Sait Lake
Draft Card Supply Runs Short as Registrants Indexed
Work on Ogden draft registration cards halted due to exhausted stock with about 2784 cards issued so far. A fresh order has been placed with the provost marshal general and about 1500 more cards are needed to finish indexing all registrants from class one through five. OG John Bohlen, head of Kinlakeers International, funded $3000 while in England to support Indor movement and bricklayers and stonemasons unions.
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Ogden
Marahal
Joh Bohen
Kinklayers’ Internation
A. F. of L
Firnish Trades Congress
England
Bricklayera’ Anid Stonemasons’ Intarns
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Hagon
California
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Jke Crawshaw
Head OF the Elks
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