Mothers of Men and Brooklyn Mothers of Courage
Dorothy Dix argues that mothers shape sons into soldiers and workers through firm discipline over sympathy. She praises Brooklyn mothers who push duty, forego maudlin sentiment, and raise capable men while warning that indulgent pity leads to cowardice, laziness, and divorce.
Ogden High School Raises Service Flag Ceremony
Ogden High School yesterday raised a large Service Flag to honor 143 former students serving in Uncle Sam’s forces. Principal Herman Jensen delivered the address as students gathered in the school building and later shared a lunch and semi banquet in the domestic science department. The school has supported soldiers with Red Cross drives, Christmas presents, and ongoing recognitions of enlistees’ valor and welfare.
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Ogden High School
Sam
Herman Jensen
State Aid For Road Work May Be Given
Officials in Weber and Davis counties discuss state aid for a 15 mile road spur on the West Link of the Overland trail through Park Valley Ogden and Salt Lake officials confer with the state reads commission and Governor Bamberger about funding a $10,000 project and using convict labor or German prisoners at Fort Douglas. Governor favored road work and study of completing the Ogden to Salt Lake hard surface road was urged. Delegates from Ogden Weber Davis Box Elder and surrounding counties return with advisement for an early decision.
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Vaud
le iBond
Salt Lake
State Reads Commission
Bamberger
Ogden Committee
Ogden
Davis County
Moroni Skeen
Hill
North Oxeden
W. Hl. Harris
Ensien
M. P
Browz
Eider County
Brigham Wright
Seohainan
Albert Holmgeen
Wishop AL
R. Caperoo
Brigham
J. W. Peters
Ieranda Merrill
Treponton
Charles Mia
Clare
Garland
L. W. Preston
J. W. Lewis
Wack Valley
BP. L. Gardner
Red W. Herrington
Arthur Hess
Huraca
Conference of the Reorganized Church Counsel
Members of the Reorganized Church of the Later-Day Saints will hold their annual conference here Friday, Saturday and Sunday with Apostles J F Curtin and W W Green as principal speakers. The church on Fifteenth Street and Washington Avenue will host the event. Green has returned from Palestine and will focus Friday evening on lectures about the Holy Lands.
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Reorganized Church of the Later-Day Saints
J. F. Curtin c
W. W. Green
Fifteenth Street
Washington Avenue
Greem
Palestine
Examinations of Amen in the Draft
The medical advisory board reported on physical examinations of draft applicants from the city district and Weber county. Ten men qualified for general service, four for limited service, and three were rejected for disability. Names of those passing for general service include Charles F. Moore and Spencer Collins. those for limited service include Merrill Ure and Edgar Fett. rejections include Joseph Karl Arave and David Widmer.
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Leland D. Thomas
Walter Thursdon
John Macho
Harry de R. Jackson
Gerrit Vandervies
Charles F. Moore
Bert Ray Miller
Spencer Collins
Marianus van der Graat
Merlin C. Edvatson
Sylvester Swift
Frank Chase
Marion C. Staith
Daniel W. Knighton
RE. Shorten
Weber County Resistrants
Medical Advisory Board
General Service
Jfor Uited
General Sdvice
Lawrence Wayment
Walter Girmt
Scott N. Hord
Levi
Loyalty mobs in towns seize suspected disloyalists
A regional wave of intimidation targets alleged I W W supporters and pro German sympathizers. In Staunton and nearby towns residents were tarred and feathered or coerced to pledge loyalty. arrests and threats followed in multiple communities. In Hillsboro a 21 year old, Clifford Donaldson, was killed during the violence, while others were wounded. The viglante drive claims civic approval and seeks to stamp out dissent amid wartime fervor.
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ST. Louis
Mali
Macoupto
Madison
Montgomery Countien
Niniois
American Defense Society
Staunton
Chicago
Noal Minnra
Woriden
Mount Glive
Gilepie
Williamson
Hillsboro
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Clifford Denaldson
Beard
Ol. W. W
Donaldson
Emory
Kt Flath
viglance commit_ ice
Macoupin
Madson
Montgomery Enuntion
Stanton
Mcre
Wilson
Dutch pay compensation for steamer loss after raid
The Hague reports Germany paid compensation for damage to Tel non relief commission property caused by a spring 1915 raid on the Rijnsdyk stead during World War I. An August 1916 apology preceded the settlement, with November notice confirming the payment. The item shifts to an unrelated mix of humor about children’s gifts and school reports.
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Forden
Germany
Damagin
Telnon Relief Commission
Lell
Foe
the Hague
Ahso
Deaf and blind given recognition in Wah School publication
In a Wah School monthly issue the Deaf and Blind program is highlighted. It profiles Jun Hens and explores ambition, fear, and the challenges faced by children deprived of sight or hearing. The article notes trips, activities, and writing by and about these students.
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Wah School
Dyafana Ulm
Paultey
Rumaniam Peage Cheer Discussed in Austria
In a lower Austrian chamber, a debated linkage with Romania drew cheers as Dr Wimmer the minister of state spoke on government credits amid a mixed public reception. The fragmentary text notes an AdvAcEmEnt of a collision and premined negotiations involving Romania and Austrian authorities.
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Wimmer
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