Ogden Bakery Labor Dispute and War News Roundup
A movement by bakery and confectionery workers, spearheaded by local union organizers, seeks to end long hours and improve sanitation in Ogden bakeries. Articles note organized efforts by the International Union, local shop actions, and a call for better daytime baking. Also covered are military notices, servicemen returns, awards, and community events in Ogden including a Medal Night at the Alhambra and a war casualty update.
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Oeen
Union of America
Ciy
Rookhuyzen
Fluapelal
Ogden Inca
Thane
Ftr
Pho Bakeries
Ogden Taking Company
Wheeler jEaking Company
Pelera Baking
Viniy, Ierns
Chieu
Eleuco
Slilinr's
Ani
Cooking Classes at High School Planned for Girls
A high school announces organized cooking classes for girls and women. The six week course starts tomorrow at 8 o'clock, with sessions every Thursday. The event, tied to a government demonstration for homemaking, aims to teach basic culinary skills with no participant cost beyond the nominal food supplies. The Home Bureau and Farm Bureau are cooperating to support the effort.
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Mme Ogitenble
Avery Hrndty Fitkhi
Courdo Ann
Home Bureau
Farm Bieal
Mills Leaves From San Francisco Train?
An unclear diary-like note describes a departure from San Francisco involving Helent Soerthyrlelan and others. It mentions a recent appointment with the Red Cross and an accompanying reverend speaking on a vacation, with fragmented phrases about figures named Viotnana, Slktria, and Dr. Afily.
Weber Wins OE H.8 1706 Baseball Victory
Weber Noruuil College defeated the local high school team 13 to 0 in a regional game. Weber’s lineup featured Sebout, Melee, Wallata, Jones, Tantorit, and Newman among others as they secured the win with solid hitting and strong pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Noruuil College
Yeatering
Min Kann Wilkinsel
Mammon
Etinreh Choo
Weber
Lou Rere
Br Vietarbs Jones
Tantorit
Criterlan Newman
Ronan A
Woststaad
Work Hours at Scowcrofts Are To Be Changed
A clipped, OCR fragmented note reports proposed changes to the work hours at Scowcrofts. The text is garbled with stray names and phrases, but hints at scheduling adjustments affecting factory or shop operations and employee shifts. No clear dates or figures are readable.
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Scowcrofts
Airplanes May Fly from Ogden for Golden Spike Celebration
A dozen army aviators are expected to fly from Mather Field to Ogden to join a Golden Spike celebration on May 10. Letters to Mayor Beowling from Utah and California residents recounting Promontory Anniversary memories show strong support and plans to arrange flights and events for the anniversary.
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Sacramento
Ogden
Mathereld
Literaurate
California
Aaden
Seuster Reed Smoat
War Department
Wheahington
Lewis
Hawani
Smoot
I'yova
Lily Oro
Aliy
Browning
Liams Joahhua Guy
Tonite
Uian
Une Rattvedda
Uriah
Perty
Oly
Marian A. Linke
Iain Doneyville
Ull
Yee Ratheouda
United States
Honed
Lukin
Kas
Kon
Oxilen
Utah
U.P and C
Aston
Lo Dhere
Snow
San Francisco
Cal
Oden
J Nate
Osten
N&lg
Sta Union
Cen
Promontory
Opden
Mio Lila Mneitic Railrond Ag
Cornell Bafta
Ognen
Akgs
Cowas
Mehsetts
West i
Balt Lake
Ball Lake
Smelung
Kerman
Canyoi
arly,Steney Tosiu
Payroll totals released by city departments
Payrolls for the latter inl of Ne Dient Of Aped were submitted to the city commission this morning. Totals show Public Affairs and Finance at 4600 dollars, with Safety, Public Property, and Miscellaneous departments listing smaller amounts. Overall totals and line items are incomplete due to damaged OCR.
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Ubile Affaire
Seeceree Btu Sas
Homeless Boy Sent To Industrial School By Judge Sullivan
Tony Colletti a youth from Ogden with a troubled history was committed to the State Industrial School after a court appearance in which Judge Dan Sullivan ordered him to be placed on a farm and learn to work. The boy had previously been suspended from the industrial school and had run away from juvenile court protection, with histories of rule violations and roaming the streets.
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Dan Sullivan
Juvenie Court
Cinilor
Tony Colletti
Halian Ini
Ogden
Intend
Thia
Evanston
Wya
Tony
Becausa Ly «Nie
Greataer
Ogden City
Onyir- Omsk
Hiner
Stata
Ani Haa
Bern
Rome
Ky Anatol
Movies of Ogden 70 to Be Featured in United States
A fragmentary notice describes Ogden’s 70 film showcase with plans for a grand parade. It mentions organizers We Kiauer and George WW, local dignitaries, and a sequence of scenic views, with industries like sock, pork, and grain plants highlighted during the festival. The piece references a large film reel, parts of a program, and publication steps for the event.
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Ogden
United States
Ellen Spies
We Kiauer
George WW
Gasbea
Orden
Pleasuye Regorle
Megere Shinner
Goalion
Biss
Pork House
Bkine
Captain of Police Resigns to Focus on Mining Interests
Captain O. H. Mohiman announced his resignation to retire to private life on May 16, with a brief letter citing mining interests as the reason. Captain Talcolman Charles Maazel’s resignation took effect today after being advised yesterday. Rumors of internal clashes and jealousy in the police force emerge as the department awaits a successor and the resolution of last year’s black cave investigation led by Sergeant A B Jensen. Commissioners Jones and Fone offered little detail beyond noting no action on a replacement yet.
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Cueptein
Police
H. Mohimanhia
Salon
Chiat
E. Browning
Charles Maazel
Mohiman
Polion Department
Blacke Caves
A.B. Jensen
Miles L. Jones
Lo Public Safety Department
Cgeplak
Teachers Organize Across the United States Union Bonds Grow
Reports from Washington and cities like Madison Chicago and New York show teachers forming unions and affiliating with the American Federation of Labor. They push for school boards to share governance teachers councils and direct election of boards. Salaries rise as unions secure legislation and wage increases nationwide.
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Ogden Teatheora
American Federation of Pater
United States
Washington
The
American Federation Ofl
Texchera
Charles B. Stillman
Chicago
Boards of Education
Iha
Tha
Benjamin Glossberg
New York
American Federation of Labor
Grocers to Convene in Ogden for June Meet
National Grocers convention delegates gather in Salt Lake City for Orden day and a Utah session running June 23 to 26. Officials stated participants will arrive early Wednesday morning, with plans for meetings across the three remaining days of June.
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Orden
Grocers’ Convention
Hell
Salt Lake City
Utah
Galted States
Bombs Found In Salt Lake Federal Building
Word from Pont naster WW Browning reports two bombs found in the Salt Lake Federal Building this afternoon. No injuries cited as authorities cordon the area and inspect the devices for safety.
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Pontnaster
W. Browning
Thi
Salt Lake Federal Nulldin
Purse Lost and Lock Recovered by Want Ad
A lost purse containing $35 was reported by Mrs J E Cone of 2215 Jefferson Ave. Jamey S Carver of Caryera Grocery found the purse. The Standard ran a late notice at 4 30 and by 7 p m Mrs Conroy had received the purse and its contents. It pays to advertise in The Standard.
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Want AD
J. E. Conevay
Jamey S. Carver
Caryera Grocery
Standart
Conroy
Lieutenant Gwilliam and wife return to Ogden
Lieut and Mrs Roscoewill iam Gwilliam returned to Ogden from Florida where he served as an instructor in the flying corps for months. He has been released from service and will resume residence in Ogden. Mrs Gwilliam, formerly Miss Edna Wattis, is at the Wattis home on Eccles avenue with her parents.
Deaths and Funerals in local notices
Funeral services announced for Honey Whetstone at Kirket Jall chapel with Reverend John Carver officiating and burial at Mountain View cemetery. Wil lama Gserer's funeral set for Friday at 10 AM from Kit Tendall chapel, interment Mountain View. Dorothy Eddy funeral held yesterday at 2 PM, speaker John Hill, with Miss Lucile Williams singing. Interment Mountain View. Daby Krudelka funeral at Larkin Sons, interment Ogden City Cemetery. Wong Fing, 57, dies. Kirkendall chapel services Friday at 2 PM.
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Whetstone
Honey Whetstone
Kirket Jall
John Carver
Mountain View Cemetery
Sserea
Willama Gserer
Oea
Kittendall
Aterment Mountain View Cemetery
Fing
Wong Fing
Dee Hospital
Kirkendall
Lincoln Circle Ladies Meet and Society Notices
Society items note Lincoln Circle Ladies planning a Salt Lake Ogden Cadles convention attendance meeting at Miss Eva Erb 220 Twenty third Street Friday at 8 o'clock. Historical Society meets Saturday at 2 20 p m with Mrs Florence Newcomb 287 Twenty third Street program led by Mrs Mary Gardis on A America of the Peets. Children’s All Society meets tomorrow at 3 in the dispensary above McIntyre Drugstore. Mrs Jesse Kensil and Mrs G W Pagett with Frances depart for Los Angeles two weeks, Pagett likely reassigned to Washington forest service post, Ogden visit includes dinner at Termitape. locals asked to lend autos for delegates from Salt Lake. literature to cover Ogden industries and attractions prepared for delegates.
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Incoln
Lincoln
Salt Lake
Ogden Ciredles
Salt Lake City
Eva Erb
Twenty-third Street
Historical Society
The
Lorence Newcomb
Tweenty-third Street
Mary Gardis
America
Children's All Society
Mcintyre Drugstore
California
Jesse Kensil
G. W. Fagett
Frances
Los Angeles
Pagett
Washington, D. C
Post Office of the Forest Service
Cgden City
Ogden Catyon
Ogden
Rioting in Cleveland Sparks May Day Violence
A Red May Day riot erupted in downtown Cleveland amid clashes between marchers and security. Police and soldiers battled demonstrators after a red flag was seized. Three officers were shot, two civilians injured, and over a hundred people were arrested as the unrest spread through multiple blocks before nightfall.
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Cleveland
Viitloas Va
Marenes
Solilera
Dier
Local Man Enlists in Army While Attending Redlands College
G Frank Zimmerman, sergeant, of 2241 Adams Avenue, enlisted in the U S Army April 1, 1917, while at Redlands College California. He later joined the 160th Infantry California National Guard, served in Brest for nearly a year, returned to Oxnard about ten days ago, and yesterday received active duty commission as second lieutenant. He is a graduate of Ogden High School, Class of 1915, with many friends in the area aware of his appointment.
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C. Frank Zimmerman
G. A. Zimmerman
Adams Avenue
United States Army
Redlands
Cal
Capspany i
160Th Ifantry
California
Newis
Bresco
Oxtea
Zimmerman
Ogden Ligh
Secretary Daniels Defends Naval Program in London Speech
Secretary Daniels defended the U S naval buildup in a London speech to Anglo American and Sulgrave Institute audiences. He said no apologies were due for the program and cited its strategic necessity. He suggested Congress could modify policies if treaties allowed, under President guidance.
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London
T A
Anglo-American Society
Sulgrave Institute
Josephs Daniels
EAH Amazie
United States
Do It the New Way There is nme thing
Fragmentary text offers no coherent event or identifiable figures. The readable phrases reference a contrast between new and old methods and mention a “SF way” without concrete details, dates, places, or names suitable for a factual two-line card.
For Sale Real Estate and Misc Plants Listing
Auction notice style listing offers a tract near a broom house with chicken coop and fruit bushes, water piped to the house. Price 32,400 with 4400 cash. Immediate possession offered. Also miscellaneous sale of fine tomato and pepper plants at phone number 2219.
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Bia
W. Bravens
Furent Servies
Fragi
Mr. Loos
Culley
Artiillery
Lrieacier Genin
Beverdy
Uscwe
Waeblagtent
Monikun
Alealate
Kearny
Tienial
Nerytte
Suter
Ttn Fu
West Unvil
Sdyd
St. Mictelweet Argonne
Ogden Welding & Repair Co
Kay Tuttive
Moroni Olsen
Fey
Seabion
Clinnel
Glean
Standard Office
Clifford Greenwell
Camp Lewis
Greenwell
Mra
Adeline Greenwell
Monron Avenue
M. i. Joana Coal & Ice Co
Phono Wes
Acearye Chiceh
Wiah
Presidio
San Francino
Crollfornia
Nevada
New Mexico
Weabbeton
Oregon
Tuiaho
Old Papere
Ogden Standard
Alhambra
Ions
Esco
F. S. Smithy
Allvinionil
Ogden Thry Works
Franny Trip
Prt
Shiner
Orien
Smith
Elerk
Tate
Odin Gu
Southern Pacific Glee Club
Lillian Thatcher
Orchestre
Mills
Francisco
Slktria
Sdborta
Weenies Maile
Sinai
Ed A
Hetare
Elie Uhe Ehertt
Bowen
Ely
Afi
Jones
Vo de Wits
Ori
Mudiar Et Meglo
Idm
Reed Smoot
Giratorgiac
Mountain Green
Hireo
Tovil's Gate
Alx
Corinne
Tittle Mountain
Cartme Gil Hornta
Gedea
Anelog
Iron Morse
Corinne Bre Toro
War
Yours Froly
Sipaed
Marian A. Lisle
Dowdyville
Box Hiller County
Gay
Mather al
Bist
Ifarrlavide
Belo Anyon
Jae Mul¢S
Vars
U.S
Madison
Wis
Grocers
Omy
Gwilliam
G. Frank Zimmerman
Daniels
Naval Program
Prince Candy Co
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