Cleveland Inu. Service Chief Named for Southern Division
March 7 report states E Cleveland InU was offered and accepted the post as chief of the state department of the national government’s intelligence wing. He wired acceptance and oath to Washington and was ordered to proceed to Washington for headquarters instructions before moving to Fort Worth to direct southern division operations. News notes that organized papermakers are demanding a general raise in pay.
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Salt Lake
Eluty
Cleveland Haa
Alate Berien
Diylsten
Clewesarity
War Department
Washington
Thiey
Cleveland
Wyehington
intelRence Department
Fort Worth
Tes
Istablah
Patriotic Message to the People of America
A lengthy patriotic appeal by Charles J. Brough urges Americans to support the war effort. He denounces enemy aggression, calls for unity, and emphasizes financial contributions, red cross support, and volunteer mobilization. The text cites Germany’s military strength and wartime costs, urging readers to buy stamps and bonds and to join relief efforts.
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Charles J. Brough
Cisitor
Vtak Cufarianatety
Setehioel Shemenly
Winand
Howe
Erstefeungle
Tubrath
Ndisia
Willig
Une Turchinge
Credy
Colette
Evlonte
Whett Ischniarv
Hig
Tha Mohad
Mohammmed
Wien
Poridam Dynasty
Hell
el Rium
Prine 1
Uren
Uiveo
Sirtus
Servia
Jrontenegra
Poland
Riga
Thuy
Belgium
France
Liev
Willy
Heniers
Electriciana Ata
Germany
le Fel
Uay
Russia
da Marne
Yves
Verdun
America
Que Villins
Saligons
Champagne
United States
Franer
Honda
German War Pictures At Rialto And Lyceum
The German Curse in Russia five reels of authentic war pictures were at the Rialto Salt Lake City this week at 25c. See these pictures at the Lyceum Sunday and Monday at our usual price.
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Gene
Russia
Rialto
Salt
Lyceum
Bohemian Theatre Review Mixes Drama and Screens at Cozy
The evening featured Hedda Gabler with a notable Scandinavian cast led by Horgny Hanon and Gil Eyen, praised for sublte insight into Hedda and Ellert Lorborg while Maurice Brown of Chicago and Maile Tapes delivered key roles. A program of Scandinavian music by Lanner accompanied the scene. Also shown were Westerns: Big Bill Hart in Pinto Ben and Broacho Billy in Billy’s Leap, plus The Boy Who Cried Wolf at the Cozy today and tomorrow.
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Manley
Siecle
Beandinay
Gil Eyen
Mya
Viner
Josiire
Lanner Greath Abled Thredria
Agate
Big Bill” Hart
Broacho Billy
Boy Scout
Huns Warning Neutral States In U S Tonnage Talks
Amsterdam reports in a March 6 dispatch that an Allied paper denounces neutral participation in US led tonnage negotiations as hostile and inappropriate. It argues such moves risk economic warfare escalation and contradict neutrality, warning of potential complications already seen in wartime naval actions.
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Amsterdam
Onie Norddeutsche Allgameine Zeictung
Lim
United States
Winl
Germany
War Risk Insurance Bureau Says US Army Widely Insured
Secretary McAdoo reports more than 12.0 billion dollars of life insurance written for American soldiers and sailors through the War Risk Insurance Bureau. By March 6, 1,392,324 applications totaling 13.26 billion dollars had been received, with France and intran points indicating the total exceeds twelve billion for over 1.8 million personnel.
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Warilington
Lves
McAdoo
France
United States Army
Areert Wir Insurance Company
Tian Three
Health improves in army camps report shows lower death rate
Washington March 7 The detailed report of the surgeon general on the week ending March 1 notes definite health gains in United States army camps and cantonments. The death rate stands at 6.1 per 1000, the lowest since November 8, 1917, and scarlet tongue and pneumonia declines are reported across the camps.
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Washington
United States
Bitter feeling stirs Sweden over German actions
Amsterdam reports query on Germany's role in Finland drawing sharp fire from Independent Bodalinin and Kro greative Toenibera of the relcheths. Berlin responds that Sweden no longer criticizes Germany’s actions, citing Finland appeals and noting the Aland island occupation had not yet occurred.
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Amsterdam
Germany
Finland
Sweden
Bodalinin
Toenibera
Relcheths
Berlin
Haron von Dem Husche- Haddenbaunen
Bwedan
Alandxlands
Union Pacific annual meeting notice and stock transfer cutoff
Union Pacific Railroad Company announces its stockholders annual meeting in Salt Lake City Utah on April 5 1918 at 12 noon to elect fifteen directors and conduct business. Transfer books close March 1 8 1918 at 12 noon and reopen April 10 1918 at 10 am. February 14 1918 Thomas Price secretary. Also mentions IBT members added for month ending January 10 1918.
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Union Pacific Railroad CO
Union Pacfic Railroad Company
Salt Lake City
Utah
Treadway
New York
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We Mery Standard
Hans Es Company
Idudeon Ave
W. Ee
P. Ber Suontly Co
Beth Street
Ogden Art Glass & Mirror CO
24Th Street
Newman
Stuart Co
Union Assay Office, Inc
P.O. Hox
Ogden
T. Rushmer
Expertava
Hudson Ave
Buckle Electric CO
G. H. Zerbe
Auto ‘Top
Vrimbaings Ceat
Ahd
Pew
Utah Auto Top Co
Dra
Edison
Proudfit Sporting Goode CO
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Lewis &G
Jewalera
Pe Rey
Gallagher
Hudson Age
Attreseas
Gon A. Pruipa
Grant Ave
Liseral
OGCEN
Aya
Hudson
Ogden Stamp Works
Antera
Dian
Ene
Wade
Errer
Felix Moore
E. Cleveland Inu
Aera
Chas
People OF America
Reginald
Loiman
The
United Tea Department
Tabernacle Este Unday
Chiat
Meene Thuliggen
Lee Open
Oudhlyit
Mra
Aero Warner
Eon
MLK Rit
TNO
Aueaza Sapmnie
Pga Wright
Bariterins
Yaniv
Borgry Tumier
Stoan
Aalmente
Far
Sioan’s. Beebe Tere
Aimpla
Utah Power& LightCo
War Risk Insurance Bureau
ARMY
Uncle Sam
Ike Ofpringner
Phateau
Tirigns
Sevlko
Tha Rheinlache Weetfatche Zel
Cologna
Auteullien Thal
Amaterdare
Blangenberahe
Tompet
Ebroglie
Farme Andie
Thomas Price
International Brotherhood of Tookbindera
Aak Neareay Store
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