We moved door and yard at Ogden Electric Co
Random references report fires ruling out 963000 acres of forest losses and damages. Court actions include grand larceny charges against McCain Blair Hewitt with thefts from trains and a personal injury suit against Dr. George A. Dickson for a broken arm. Draft evasion arrests and new daughters noted. Fire department responded to a residence blaze on Twenty-second Street. St Patrick’s Ball at Eagle’s Club drew about 200 couples and featured an Indian war-dance encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Dickson
Ogden
Hhoda Hardy
George Wiliam Hardy
Hardy
Sclver
Lillian ‘Snitcher
Prohibition Fight Moves To Senate In Albany NY
Albany March 19 A Prohibition fight shift as the senate adopts a measure to postpone consideration indefinitely. The vote 109 to 35. Debate to continue in the House tomorrow. Also reports on examinations, clerks, a Murphy Company dispute with a Japanese merchant house, marriage licenses, and a house fire on Monroe Avenue with unknown extent of damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhany. WY
Wan
Murphy Company
Gult—he Aurphy Wholesale
Grovery Company
Fing
Ouit
Dlabriot Cour
Thi Slo Company
Qerdon
Murphy Rampany
Veronmbyy
Monroe
Monroe Avenue
Saniaga
Local Board Report on Utah Registrants and Classifications
In re governor request the exemption board submits its current condition report. Local board of Geden City Utah lists 2809 registrants with 32 mobilized to camps prior to December 15 1917. 193 registrants failed to return forms. Two cases pending district board. Two extensions granted. Registrants by class: 766 in Class 1 1292 in Class 4 74 in Class 2 135 in Class 3 508 in Class 5.
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Joealefly
Board
Haa
Geden City
Utah
Monnaker
Daylight Saving Bill Signed Sets March to October
Warlington readers learn that daylight saving time will begin on the last Sunday in March and end on the last Sunday in October. Clocks move one hour ahead in spring and back in autumn, with trains, buses, and daily routines continuing as usual. The essay notes the plan’s efficiency and its adoption in European countries.
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Warlington
Provide
Wilko
Batora
Thia
Death of Ogden area traveler and former baseball pitcher
Ben Mortenson a well known Ogden traveling salesman and former opener for the old Ogden club died suddenly at 10:90 p.m. at 2436 Admix Avenue from heart failure. He suffered a fatal attack after alarmingly ill weeks following a past boxing match. Survived by wife Myrlie, children Blaine, Juneau, and many siblings. body to Larkin & Son for burial preparation. funeral planned for Sunday.
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Ben Mortensom
Ogden
Admix aVenue
Jie
Jual Pons
Ted
Alvin Mortenson
Mr. Mortenson
le Lad
Iho Ogden
Boor
Bon
Marlenson
Brathar
Alvin Marlenson
United Commercial Travelers
Arming Packing, Company
Tly City
Mortenson
Oaden
Dad Gimlia
Tien Martenson Wa Torn
Due
Mra
Myrlie Mortenson
Jayo Elle Dran
Blaine
Laulyo
Mia
Anna Mortenson
Anna Moora
Los Angeles
Warsy Teen
Calcutta
Joseph Binghar
Mirella
Osden
Heber Mortensen
Sacramonte
Menry
Albert
Sol Lake
Charles
Alvin
Joseph J. Mortensen
Larkin
Michigan Plans to Raise Sheep in Peninsula Project
Michigan plans a large sheep ranch to be built across Dickinson County Michigan and Florence County Wisconsin, with 30,000 acres and a stock of 6000 sheep at start and 40,000 in reserve. The project, priced around 250000 dollars, promises reforms and shows growing organization in the state.
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Petit
Mick
Michigan
Icon Mountain
Dickinson County
Florence County
Wisconsin
Naid
Moro
Wanted Female Help Gin General Housework
Help wanted ad from 47th street listing for female assistance with general housework. Re. 3954 provides contact reference for applicants seeking employment in domestic duties.
City moves to fix asphalt paving on Washington Ave
The city commission discusses paving defects on the west side of Washington avenue from Twenty-eighth to Thirty-Sixth streets in paving district No. 124. City engineer Jo[a] M. Trey presents findings noting asphalt has settled and waves remain along the street. A detailed analysis and accompanying statement are attached for review.
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Clty
Erriain
Melen
Gaillard
Washington Widitinn
Oeden City
Rawnstip & North
Rarge T
Sal Lake Morkdian
Joaopy M. Trey
Nephall
Washington Avenue
Twenty-eighth
Seven Nephews of L M Mortimer in the War Heroic Relatives
Gilbert Tayton nephew of Mrs Lily Mortimer of 105 Twenty seventh Street is praised as a war hero. He enlisted in Auckland New Zealand and served from the war’s outset. He earned the Military Medal for bravery and since Christmas the Distinguished Conduct Medal. He has taken two furloughs to Bradford England to visit family. Mrs Mortimer has four nephews in the United States enlisted two from Jamestown New York and two from Philadelphia and seven nephews in the British Army.
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Beret
Cilbert Tayton
Lily Mortimer
Twenty-seventh Street
Auckland
New Zealand
Folke
Bradford
Yorkshire
England
Jamestown
Philadelphia
Poultry Expert to Speak Wednesday at Courthouse
Weber County poultry association hosts a lecture tomorrow evening at 8 in Judge Pratt's room. W. H. Sanborn, government extension representative for Wyoming and Colorado, will speak on backyard poultry. All members and interested community members are invited.
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Weber County
Judge Pratt
Court House
W. H. Sanborn
Wioh
Colorado
Sanborn
Cleaning Out Vice Centers
Washington reports a drive to abolish red light districts near military camps. Fosdick cites 25 segregated districts closed within five miles of camps with federal state and civic help. Cleanups followed by public vigilance and new military welfare commissions spreading to Virginia California Arkansas and Minnesota to keep soldiers fit for fighting.
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Washington
Raymond B. Fosdick
Woltvitten
Fosdick
Seattle
Wash
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Whale Town
Bintes
Virginia
California
Arkansas
Minneanta
Recreation Association of America
Fa Cm
Women club meeting pushes for theater reforms in Ogden
A special Ogden city commission session heard a Federated Women’s clubs committee press for improved theater conditions. They sought stronger ventilation lighting and moral standards to curb young crowds and dim lighting abuse while managers defended safety measures and education value.
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City Commission
Federated Women’s Clubs of
Ogden
Samuel T. Browning
Mionegare
Ineelty
Worco
Ur. Morrell
E. C. Wellils
Jona T. Hucast
Browning
Federated Womens’ Clubs of
Oxiten
Cris Figgare
Hurst
Et Pinin
Aneddie
August J. Flynn
Ulsh
George Shoriens
Ogden Ag
I. Merrett
New York
Aml
Maneger Josephinsa
Orpheam
Mrs. Morrell
Theatars
Theaters Discuss Late Hours and Conduct Rules
Goss reports visiting New York theaters and finding no common print in use. The group debates the cutlew law, proposes parental responsibility for after hour conduct, and notes exits and ventilation concerns. Ushers will monitor behavior and theater managers vow to improve cleanliness and morale.
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Goss
New York
Jelters
Wilsons Notets Well Received in Moscow Report
Moscow dispatch notes President Wilsons message to the Russian people as significant, acknowledging the new soviet government. Non Socialist presses credit the United States with not interfering in Russia, while backing Russian sovereignty and independence amid Bolshevik scrutiny. The Bolsheviki reportedly approved the Soviet Congress reception of the president.
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Wilson
Noviat
Ranneye Outre
United States
Adde
Al-Fai
Mexico denies loss of Durango during War reports
Mexican consul general Andrex Garcia said a telegram from Durango City dated yesterday proves the city remained under federal control. Conflicting messages from Chihuahua City and Torreon claimed Villa forces had captured Durango, while others asserted its defense by federal troops.
British air raids on Germany report and Mannheim bomb drop
London reports British air attacks into German territory with fifty five flights by ten machines. James Ian McPherson 답, wartime secretary, confirms inquiries in the house of commons. More than a ton of bombs were dropped on Mannheim on March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Ian McPherson
Partianetary
War Office
House of Common
Inday
Mannheim
Attempt to force Sweden into war amid Baltic crisis
A dated dispatch reports Germany pressing Sweden toward participation in a conference on Baltic settlements. The piece notes Berlin's diplomatic strain, Germany's occupation of the Aland Islands, and troops acting on a protest and a request from Find.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Washington
France
P Pecome
Baltic
Germany
Aland Islands
Ing Ker
Garment Workers Strike Over Wages In Chicago
In Chicago a large garment workers union with about four thousand members walked out demanding a one cent wage raise. Employers offered a seven and a half percent increase instead, and the strike began at a noon meeting, with some shops untouched.
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Chirago
Merah
I Tirme
Pheer
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Mo Osin
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Wherry Wader
Ogden Eletic Co
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Arrsted
Jobn Binnick
Chayenne
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Abé Alfred Kohrback
Ashton Idaho
A. BG. Jensen
Mitchell's
Mre
B. E. Tyrae
Kansas
Hubert Peart
Pawl Wardieigh
Fort Leavenworth
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A. ER. Toywood
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Paat
Ogilen Packlog and Provision Company
Cleveland Abattoir
R. H. Walls
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Frank Menderton
Bilek
Ceden Standard
New York State
Callway
Pho
Will Lus Lely
Ing Ts
Ter Jones Coal & Kee Company
Tsorwus Noarda
Alita Vanden Borghath
Cede
Dora Eatate
Mary A.lae
Dina
Jdnilgir Spee Alt
Pratt
Wishind
Astain Ammunts
Sanyo Sharea
Tania Etock
Mach. Co
Redfield
Moore's Sirsery
United States Civil Service
Forest
EN Mortenson
Denver
Eagle Exchange
Genver & Winger 2 CO
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City
L Mortimer
Heand
South Dakota
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