Opening of Auto Show Delights City Crowd
The Ogden auto show opened last night drawing a large enthusiastic crowd. Mayor Browning and ex mayor Heywood led four speakers praising dealers and management for arranging the exhibit. Cars lined the sides of the room with accessories on the walls and demonstrations drawing steady attention from attendees.
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Army Roundup Planned in Ogden for Unoccupied Men
Sergeant Smith says Ogden will begin a compulsory recruitment drive with George F. Smith at the Soral I. B. army recruiting station. The plan aims to seize idle men, press them into service, and boost industry amid the drought, with cooperation from local police and foremen. Edward Hampinn collared yesterday for the 4th Light Field Arillery at Camp Kearny and departs today for Fort Douglas.
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Roy Stewart Western Triangle feature Faith Endurin'
Roy Stewart headlines the Western Triangle with the new feature Faith Endurin at the Cozy. Pearl White and Antonio Morenoi star in The House of Hate as the cinema venue presents a double bill today.
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Faith Endurin
Pearl White
Antonio Morenoi
Cozy Today
Tamer
Mary Pickford Stars At Alhambra In Amarilly Clothes
The Alhambra theater presents America's Sweetheart Mary Pickford in Amarilly of Clothes Ling Alley. Audiences enjoy her performance as she portrays Mary and falls for the husky Irish lad Terry McGowan amid the romantic comedy setting.
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Alhambra
Mary
Mary Mary Pickford
Amarilly
Terry McGowan
Orpheum Billed Film Prompts City Talk and Mixed Views
The Orpheum schedule features Alkmony, a drama about a scheming attorney and a fortune hunter aiming to break a loving pair's marriage for gain. The town crowd, including Gordon Phillips and Mary, witness a shift in fortunes as five years pass, revealing social tensions, crime, poverty, and evolving morality in a gritty urban frame.
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Orpheum
Alkmony
Goss
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Io Graphs
Oaly
Enlistment Push for Navy Hospital Service Faces Limits
The naval recruiting office orders enlistment for the hospital corps but limited by a depleted quota. Since January the navy has filled the aviation quota and now may enlist only two men weekly for hospital work. An official directive from Baltimore Lake authorities authorizes proceeding with hospital corps enlistments amid uncertain local eligibility.
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Balt Lake
Hospital Corp
Leonard Bale Sends A Skappy War Letter From Army
Leonard H Basilie formerly of Ogden now in Arcadia Missouri writes a lengthy war letter to J S Campbell Co. praising army life and recounting recent Texas to sunny land transfers with pay raises and a firm belief in the army’s purity. The missive ends with a casual sign off and a postscript from aunts Jennifer and Florence. In a separate note a Mrs C Savall of Clayton NM credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief after months bedridden and doctors’ warnings.
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J. S. Campbell Company
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Thia
C. Savall
Clayton
N. Mu
Jo January
Foley
R. McIntyre Drug Co
North Ogden Road Resurfacing Plan Outlined
Weber County and the state highway department move to resurface the North Ogden Road from the city limits northward. A conference will map plans with county commissioners and the state road commission this week. Additional funding for Weber County highways is approved, with several projects listed and about 406000 expected for the North Ogden Road and Hooper post road. The North Ogden project may be a concrete highway and work could begin soon.
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Orden
Ogden Clocks Set Ahead One Hour This Weekend
Ogden will move clocks forward one hour starting at 2 a m on Easter Sunday as Congress confirms daylight saving. Merchants and residents anticipate changes in opening hours and daily routines while watches and public clocks adjust over the coming days.
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Ely
Saveral
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Interatary Commerce Commission
Engineers In Great Fight On Western Front
Washington dispatch reports two regiments of American engineers attached to British forces as German counterattacks press along the western frontier. Three companies near Cropat are believed engaged with German units. casualties among detachments are feared. General March says no alarm is warranted.
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March
Atare
Canada Unshaken by the War News
Ottawa March 26 A dispatch from French headquarters reports the news has been read with calm and resilience. It says the Hirleh front was forced to recoil under von Hindenburg’s hammer blows, yet allied counter measures prepared in advance will take effect at the right moment. The German advance is at a high water level, and the enemy still holds the offensive advantage while the Allies disperse defense to cover potential blows.
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Ottawa
Railroad board studies rates at MinneWale conference
Milly ann Fred Putnam, member of the Minnewale railroad commission, represented Illinois at a conference in Faro North Dakota. Railroad commissioners from North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and Montana will study coal rates for 119 purpose of tightening rate changes allowing Northwestern states to use their native coal in greater quantities. Hes as a member of ering center.
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N.D
Tracy
Milly Ann
Fred
Putnam
Minnewale Railroad
Fon
Hinnenoia
Reilroad
Norts Dekots
Deakata
Minpeco
Honors of War to be Bestowed
Washington march 2. Senate military committees propose a resolution to permit American units to receive foreign decorations from allied governments. General Perahlag proposes British and French soldiers be honored, arguing recognition boosts gallantry and ties with allies. Front line troops could wear foreign awards alongside American decorations, enhancing good will.
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Chamberlain
Senate
Genargt Pernh. Ing
United States
Crowell
War Department
Benator Shams Beriath
Perahlag'e
Berglen
France
Perahlag
Preykwa Geryine
Greater Sacrifices Called For Amid War Strain
London readers are urged by the morning press to endure further privations and accept heavier sacrifices in these critical days. The Telegraph expresses hope that recent hardships will awaken a portion of the public at home to the urgent demands of the nation.
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Fac Oally Telegraph
Great Demand for Liberty Bonds On Wall Street
New York March 14 extraordinary demand for Liberty Bonds marked today’s early dealings on the stock exchange. The par value of 7,747 was quoted, with a strong premium noted. Estimated total par value in this round reached about 95,900,860, signaling intense public support for the bond issue.
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