Bombs Searched For At Ogden Terminal And In Postoffice
Ogden authorities searched for bombs at the terminal and postoffice after reports of a package addressed to Frank J. Noboker of Salt Lake. A dispatcher said postal officials instructed searches at Ogden and other stations. Officials warned federal agents and postal inspectors to remain vigilant as the threat spread nationwide.
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Ogden Terminal
Browning
Geden
Keen
Keen Jook
Hrara Ulepatch
Frank J. Noboker
Ralt Lake
Judxa Landis
Ogden
Orcher Polutacant
Here
New Terk
Huet
Utah
New York
Pantaauthoritica
Apa
Thair
Porlmaster Browning
Miso
Mis
Chenietr
Uae
Sas
Bolchevk
Theo Sunnet
Tradlera
Sitike
Ann of
Tin Neat
Aden
Franking Privilege Not Violated Says Chamberlain
Cabinet members deny accusations in a murky memo about franking privilege and alleged improper actions. The disputed claim centers on communications efficiency and official duties within the department.
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Chamberlain
Chinese Protest To Peace Envoys
Chinese delegates urged the peace conference to issue an official statement on the Klae chin Agreement. Debate centered on a revised version and the need for formal explanation before progress toward a treaty can continue.
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Pares
Falea
Aye
Tirep
Orpheum to Feature Big Picture in Otuler Orders
Orpheum to show a major act described as a big picture production titled Soden Orda. The feature includes a special material presentation announced by Protea Larson with remarks on the act and staging. Patrons are invited to see the new show opening next Lumley at the venue.
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Orpheum
Otuler
Pere Sbeken
Willan
Sean
Soden Orda
Weil
Timber Sales Under Consideration By Forest Service
Forest Service officials meet to discuss timber sales at national forest offices. D Leo Rewil and Mr Savith participate in talks with officials to align on timber gale policies and conference plans in Washington.
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Forest Service
Sanit
Fernteny
Eliet
Elvyenleare Depaasinie
Inet
Oyen
Etticns
Tinker Gale
Savith
Conerat Forest
D. Leo Rewil
Oaden
Utah Farmers Face Labor Shortage, Says Expert
Utah farmers appear unaware of a tight labor market and may rely on imported workers as major projects draw workers from agriculture. expert Bod Kirkham notes road building and reclamation programs will absorb much labor, with foreign workers planning exodus from Europe. Farmers urged to secure help now or face a summer shortage.
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Jose Wilson
Utis
Bod. Kirkham
Department of Ag Culture
Utah Agricultural Allege
Kirkham
Utah
Kirkhasa
Salt Lake
Ciy
Abaulidt Ab
Ling
Farmia
Farmeru Aly
Uiesenen
Minny Othey
Kirksham
Nephi
Mr. Keirtham
Business Men Urge President Wilson to Return and Act
The United States Chamber of Commerce approved a resolution urging President Wilson to hasten back to America and reconvene Congress. They removed references to his term and called for immediate assembly of Congress to enact social and banking legislation.
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Janus
Wilson
America
Congress
United States Chamber of Commerce
Ime
Asenibke
Sockal Amd
Masonig Notige Realier Noteing Teuretay
Fragmentary notice reports a scheduled event or meeting with a secretary named W. AL Ti Nichols. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply an official or administrative notice set for Tuesday. No further concrete entities or dates are decipherable from the readable text.
Rally Urged for Victory Loan Aid by Ailacrd Men
A midyear dispatch urges Ailacrd men to rally for Victory Loan, citing participation rates by railroad workers in the Western division and other sectors. It notes a portion of Southern Railway, Pacific, and related facilities subscribed to bonds, with several percentages given for employee participation. The report emphasizes broader mobilization and the government's bond program.
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Ailacrd
Togawade
Stites
Samdl
Railrand Enslaye
Doport
Seaith Jer
Santtera Macile Vairoad
Cer
Sahay
Bomb mailed to Senator Smoot shocks Salt Lake
Salt Lake City was notified a bomb mailed to United States Senator Reed Smoot. Authorities traced the missive from New York. post office workers prevented retrieval at Salt Lake City. Investigators consider German origin and note fulminate of mercury absence in manufacture. Potential targets include William J. King and other officials.
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New York
United States
Reed Smoat
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Gleiels
Associated Pres
Sana
Weis Alan Wan
Fiella
Bern
William J. King
WW. Ray
Department of Justice
Gershon
Wilan Spry
Frank K. Nebeker
Kw. W
Chicago
Germany
Navy seaplanes begin flight from Trepassy to Lisbon via Azores
Naval aviation plans a May flight from Trepassy Newfoundland. Commander Taw announces the route will take seaplanes from Trepassy to the Azores then to Lisbon Portugal and on to Plymouth England. Weather is forecast favorable with ideal conditions expected for the voyage led by Frederick Rasphan and Harry Hasw Ler.
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Jowns
N. P
Frederick T. Rasphan
Harry G
United
Navy Seaphines
Trepassy
Newfoundland
John 1
Crepassy
Azores
Lisbon
Portugal
Plymeecth
England
Ogden Health Board to Study Federal Social Diseases Control
A special Ogden board of health meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 PM in city hall. Robert E Gramling, assistant Bur kean medical officer, will explain federal control of social diseases and enforcement plans. Local officials emphasize statewide scope, scarecard records for cities over 16 000, and reporting requirements for physicians. Participants include city and county health leaders, police chief, and media representatives.
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Ogden
Feders
Lake Pleps
Ay Mbure
Finlitt
Poltes and
Wevitt
Union Men's Store Incorporated in Ogden
Article of incorporation for the Union Men's Cooperative store in Ogden, to be signed soon. It plans a central first location with groceries and clothing, aims to include every union man as a stockholder, and set a cap of twenty shares per holder. Prices to match standard rates.
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Union Men’s Cooperative Store
Saint Ri
Cmap
Ogden
Community Singing A Key Part Of Ogden Celebration
Ogden plans a Friday 7 20 pm community singing event with all church and school choristers directed by Lester Ainehelli to boost the city’s patriotic celebration. Thousands will receive pamphlets of songs as children join in outdoor group singing and drills, projecting Ogden as a progressive cultural center.
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Ogden
Lester Ainehell
Apprentices Beat Freight Men in Local League Game
The Nice & P apprentices defeated the Freight Office team 8 to 6 at the Southern Pacific shop diamond. Contenders for the championship include the yard office and the 3 P chief clerk office teams, with key players listed from both sides.
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Nice &. P
Bln
Southern Pacific
3. P. Chief Clerka
Yostead
Loina mi
Treshaw
Bittertis
Doxey and Hessel
Official Test of Navy Darts Inoculation Experiments
An article recounts Great Ist jland experiments by navy doctors who inoculated fifty sailors with flu germs to test immunity. Volunteers exposed themselves to germs through air and contact with patients, yet none became infected as medical teams studied the results amid bafflement over the unexpected safety of the inoculation.
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Great Ist
Jland
Navy
Ce Chrvanc
Attractive Pantages Bill At Orpheum Today At 3 P M
An ornate program at the Orpheum features the Pantages bill with Shu iminate the guy bil. The Imperial Pekinese Troupe, six Chinese wonders, perform globe feats of water. Tea MacLean and company offer comedy sequences. Fox Roberts with ten acts, Temple and Sine, Mozarts dancing, and Irving Larson Orchestra provide musical interludes. The show promises lively variety and novelty.
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Tanping Ubeen
Fox Roberts
Banjolat
Sciles
Syenerr
Wris
Tewple
Irving Larson
Bill Rans
Fifty Sailors Proved Fearless, Defeating Influenza
The Oakland Enquirer reports fifty young sailors volunteered as subjects to test influenza fear. Their lack of fear supposedly made the disease non-existent, suggesting mind over matter as a path to preventing illness. Medical minds acknowledge this condition and advocate removing criminal fear to curb cases.
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Pft
Oakland Enquirer
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