Ogden City Band Leads Parade Monday Evening
Local labor leader urges union members and allies to meet on Washington Avenue near the Reed hotel on Monday March 11 to escort English workers to the Tabernacle. The event, under the American Alliance for Labor and Democracy and the Orden Trades and Labor Assembly, features speeches, music, and a showing of patriotism with the Stars and Stripes.
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Ogden City Band
Tabernacle
Organized
Abor
American Alliance
Surin
American Alliance For Labor and Democracy
Orden ‘Trades and Labor Assembly
W. M. Tuggett
Alliance
the Assembly
Additas
T. Samuel Browning
Des Segnyser
Myrtle Higtey
Misa Mildred
Orson Griffin
T. J. Ware
Andred
Abbot R. Heywood
Toot and Shag Workers’ International Noe
Francis Stott Kay
War era rail poster urges loading to full capacity
A San Francisco Seattle car service committee poster urges the public to load and unload cars promptly and to full capacity to conserve transportation during wartime. The National Industrial Traffic League backs the effort with slogans on making one freight car do the work of two and ordering only enough cars for immediate needs.
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Pacific
San Francisco
Seattle
National Industrial Traffic League
G. M. Freer
C. F. Bell
Ite
Tnugue
WANTS BETTER CAR SERVICE ON NORTH WASHINGTON LINE
A reader complains about North Washington streetcar service, saying overcrowding makes doors hard to close and riders squeezed, with 101 aboard southbound and 114 crowded westbound reports. He urges city officials to address public transit quality and seating fairness after long workdays.
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North Washington Line
Ninth Street
Xear
Reali
TIME APPROACHES FOR THE TROOPS 1060 AT CAMP KEARNY
At Camp Kearny on March 1 the Sunshine review was postponed again due to heavy rain. Major General Frederick F. Strong announced the delay at 10 o clock tonight as correspondents sought inside details from Brigadier General LeRoy Lyon of the Sixty fifth Brigade.
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Kearny
Frederick F. Strong
LeRoy 5
Lyon
France
Keeps' Posted On New Mountain Warfare Methods
In Italy Major General Eben Swift heads an American mission studying high mountain combat and other tactics on the Talley front to stay abreast of evolving warfare. Utah recruits from a two week camp join units, with names and assignments listed. Major Gundry plans range firing with the new four point sevens, to begin soon.
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Eben Swift
Italy
Miiesion
Fagen
Sam Nevnr
Lyon
San Diego
McBurke
U.S. Grant
Hess
Strong
Sunshine’ Division
General Lyon
Rans
Utah
Leonard L. Smith
Herbert Gannett
Vernon Peterson
Horace L. Hurleigh
Leland Dalley
Glenn
Oslo
Fred T. Gundry
Sixty-fifth
Ition
Chinese to Allow Exports to Allies
Harbin reports a compact among Chinese consular corps railway officials and customs to export foodstuffs via Irkutsk and Vladivostok and to ship Manchurian products to Vladivostok for Allied export. Irkutsk notes Bolsheviks mobilizing workers in Siberia for front service while bourgeoisie are told to fortify or support towns.
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Harbin
Chinese Customs Service
Irkutek
Vladivoxtok
Vladivostok
Irkutsk
Siberia
Basem ent Bargains in Towels and Wearables
Readable ad item highlights basement sale offerings with Turkish towels, pillow cases, women's waists, cadet pjs and night gowns, children's shoes, men and boys clothing, shoes, silk and crepe fabrics, damask, and domestic textiles. Includes prices mostly at $1.00 and various one dollar items, plus cookware and home goods.
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Wey Button
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Mater Alt Slags
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