Sixteen Men Drowned as Channel Convoy Faces Loss
A May 1 report from Washington states sixteen naval officers and crewmen died when a convoy near France encountered severe weather and sank. Several were rescued by tugs and destroyers, including the Courtney and Douglas, as rescue efforts continued amid harsh sea conditions. Names of the missing and rescued were released by the American naval forces.
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Swashington
Vea
Giguiek
Canal
France
Am Agieik
Veest
Ming
Dlacruss
Theos
Che Coitney
Douglan
Brest
Halal Forces
Tuidiy
Enalan
Ivars Mount Deartt
Gunner Chaves
Stiferd
Conn
Chacko Pulwatde
Merchants Bank Receiver Testifies
Merchants Bank receiver testifies about the bank’s condition and actions. The proceedings reference figures and dates tied to the receivership, with mentions of related parties and ongoing oversight. Trade items and local listings appear in the section, including references to produce like tomatoes and peppers. Weber Floral Co. is listed with an address at 740 26th St. and a separate number 3424.
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Weber Floral O
26Th St
Overworked Woman Drinks Vinol and Recovers Strength
Philadelphia woman Mrs. Sarah Adenes credits Vinol with restoring health after extreme fatigue and nervous exhaustion. She reports eight bottles completed, weight gain, and complete return to strength and well being. An endorsement notes a money back guarantee and formula on every bottle.
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Philadelphia
Mike
Sarah A
Denes
Mevada St
Vinci
Rey
Batley
Bolshevik Forces Hemmed In By Army Amid Crisis
Reported military pressure tightens around Bolshevik forces as opposition lines contract near Petrograd. Observers note deteriorating conditions and rising calls for a peace settlement. Local dispatches describe shifting front positions, with Allied considerations influencing the stalled negotiation process. The Hungarian theater and Archangel region are cited in comparative analyses of the broader European struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petbogtiat
Pepar
Metasighoa
Atu Carpse
Sven Tea
Dushevik
Hayes
Canton
Renee
TELO
Nail Aeei
An Rotators
Janet Geppely
Frontlines widen across Baltic region in chaotic WWI report
Fragmented dispatch describes forces from Finland to Narva, with Polish, German Republican, Romanian, Hungarian and Czech units arrayed along a contested front. Romanian actions move west toward a common objective as Czech efforts push eastward toward Budo tr and Karpfen, amid broader alignments.
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Finland
Gulf of Margrave
Pskov
Therce
Narva
Budotr
Hemaplven
Karpfen
Geners
Soldiers and Sailors Storm Madison Square
In New York on May Day thousands of workers gathered in Madison Square Garden when about 150 soldiers and sailors stormed the venue to disperses a labor demonstration. Police redirected the program to avoid speeches and confined activities to electoral events. In Roxbury Boston police reported raids and stations ordered reserves in the district.
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New York
Madison, Square Garden
Barden
Itn
Roxbury
Boston
Americans in Paris attacked during May Day protests
Report from Paris dated May 1 describes American ambulations and workers wounded amid May Day demonstrations. At Invalides bridge an American sailor and several others were shot at by dragoons while attempting to cross the river. Police and cavalry clashed with crowds, and a policeman urged, not to fight for Germans.
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Paris
Associated
Wresc
Invalides Bridge
Guland
Fietra
Hembles
Narliy
Mace de la Tias
Tilly
Versailies
Vorensteg
Reds Defeat Kolchak Army in Central Russia Victory
Rebels under Kolchak lose eight regiments and 1560 prisoners as Reds claim a decisive victory along the Salmyseh river near Orenburg. Japanese premier denies unfriendly sentiment amid wartime tensions. Also an ad for Washington Fruit Store at 2318 Washington Avenue promotes fruit and groceries.
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Vispateh Saya
Salmyseh River
Nora
Orenburg
Wiral Kolchak
Enp Nvink
Washington Fruit ‘Store
Washington Avenue
Shorter Week for Building Trades of the Northwest
A report notes plans for a five day week starting in May emerging from the Building Trades of the Northwest meeting. The group, shared by a Newark representation and about BOM workers, discusses enforcement and phasing in the new schedule across the region. Also noted is the death of Joseph Jefferson and a mention of Distinguished Service awards in Washington.
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Building Trades
The
Northwest
Guardianship and estate notices headlined in Weber County
The notices announce hearings for guardianship of Leah Buller Parley A Butler and Alma Hutsler minors and for administration of Thomas B Evans estate. Proceedings set before A Pratt on May 5 1919 at 2 pm in Ogden City Weber County Utah. officials include Clerk J E Storey deputy Florence Shafer and attorneys Chez & Marker. Public notices list delinquent taxes and a broad range of legal actions including summons in district court with various defendants and the Orrin city special tax sales.
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Carate
Leah Buller
Parley A. Butler
Alma Hutsler
Minora
Arend Koklewyn
County Court House
Sali Court
Ogden City
Weber County
Utah
Faid Court
JE. Storey
Florence Shafer
Chez & Marker, Esqs
Patitioner
Thomas B. Evans
Said Court
Cgien City
Woher County
Rabid
Beal
J. E. Stoney
Hy Florence Shafer
Joseph FR. Evans
Janny Blais Eyank
Prtllinner
Notige
John WH Lacson
Tia Lerson
Ha le
Arthur FL Larson
A. Fy Pratt
Dlgden City
E, Storey
Ny ‘Norenes
Shaler
J. d. Willis
Corper (Toner
District Court of the Second Judicial District
State of
Nils Lofgreen
John Whison
Trobert Wilson
James Wison
Biuma Wilson
Jane Wilson
Waller Wilson
Clara Wilson
Wellie Wilson
Anon Lofgeren
Levi Lofgreen
Lofgreen, Jr
Tara Lofgreen
Lofgreen
Frederick Lofgreen
Matie Lofgreen
Peter A. Lof
Pid Court
Addiese
Hudson Building
Opdon
Wah
Vir
Tillie Tight
Paintil
King
Gilyer J. Arretornn Bawer
Keith K. Bowen
Moye Lowen Mayer
Fred W. Bowen
Vowen Clarke
John DB
Muriam Heinip
Dean Paarabertin
May Jenking Bell
Katies Jenkin Forking
Orden City
Vinh
Courk
Chili
Utal
P. i
McCacgy 6 Co
Grant Avenue
ALE
Trewer Reg
Eline Nudsan Ave
Hudson Ave
F.E. Schlageter
Hudson
Vudeos Ave
Rufus Ford
Rudson
H. J. Jones
Ting Wall Ave
Mary J. Jones
West Tine Wall Ave
Ezra E.G. Wiliams
War department decorates four posthumous heroes and others
Decorations announced include posthumous awards to Major Same Houtaon from Baltimore and Privates Frank Lewid of Chavies Alabama and Conception Pinas, Rudard from Michigan. Corporal James H. Moore Jr. of Ridgway Montana and Pravery Cloud Hale of Martinsburg Montana receive crosses. The notice also lists Weber Floral Co. with a line of flowers and bedding plants.
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War Department
Same
Houtaon
Baltimore
Frank Lewid
Chavies
Ala
Conception Pinas
Mich
James H. Moore
Ridgway
Mont
Hale
Martinsburg
Mao
Dissolution Notice for Hammond & Haight Firm
Dissolution dated April 23 1919 by mutual consent. Ts J Haight takes over all business, liabilities from Hammond and Haight after April 22 1919. Notice to be given to patrons to transact at 2578 Grant Ave by May 1 1928. Speaker will not be responsible for any bills or contracts in the Hammond Haight name after April 22 1919.
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Hammond & Falsht
Ts. J. Haight
Billy Weathat
Chamsmond & Haight
Prosmot
Hammond& Waighet
PB. Rammond
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Ogden Standard
Orm
Queen Sinka
Merchants Bank
Stephen Neh
Azain
Asia
Fela Mytor VaTihaes
Wiley Vrie
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Madison Square
Mob
Versailles
REDS
Kolchak
Tanata
Vic
Americas
BOM
Newark
Joseph Jefferson
Joseph WW
Coneult County
Land Agsesihee Imaald
Harris & Jenson, Flaintiffs Attorneys
P.O
Cal
Ogden
Oxden Petroleum Company
Uteh
Bingham
Andrew
Leo FL
Farr
Glepr
Parr
JOWN
Middleton
R. A
Martin
Cato
Messenger
Nelson
Sumner
Drink
Marl Pierson
C. Gil Pieren
J. N
Ad Peterson
Adam Joo
Pidcock
J. W
Peterson
A. PF. Royal
Dick Sorenson
Neld
Smith
Kirby
Sesed
Ira Weve
Rod Sorenson
Howard N
Seibald & Finigifi Valerace
C. L. Williams
Joseph Walker
Geo. F
Winters
Mra
Wysong
Mattie
Jassi Lor
24Th Street
Glasmanm
24Th St
Ted
Board of Commissioners
Ward City
Wallace Foulgee
Information Bureau
Heparis
Studebater
Mback-Roblnsoe Co
H. A. Purdy
Grant Ofcentine Station
Anderson & Copp
Twenty-third Street
Washington Ave
Utah National Bank
Per
Butbermail
Ry Vos
Clover Buttermilk
Stoc & Geilod
Alutual Creamery Co
Livemtz-thind and Wall
Osden
Acta Vhony
van Kampeb
al Vallmi J. Mampomty
Avaw
Chiropractoria— . Wiwen
Dalyersom
D.C
Rephuoe
Olive Avelea
Leal
Zolyt
Peaderry
Sioy Washington
Bultona
Lemerching
Ploor
el Yard
Wright & Sons
Aay
Piece
Dulty
Tent
Boas
Intermountain Concree Co
Tren
Aveuke
Jemebes Zune Ane
Pra Wectris
Hhrova
Agaeu Engraving Service Co
Florists
Buneral Designs
Washington
Javedue
Johuston
Puone
Michigan
Suitidard Susprance
Mido
Jal Avenue
Hhawe
Dive Us Stariel
Emil Keller
Sree
U. S
Jane J. Richards
Jane J. Richard
Bikar. OG
Ces Bidewsle Dist
Ann BE. Wilson
Paylor
Invigal McChire
Hale Ada Va
M.A. Maleon
Avelly
Serenes
Jessie Mayer
Wallace Fowl
Osden City
Aah
Oftecla
Insi
iHay and Grain
Tron Works
Ashton Iron Works
sTudoon Avenue
Youry
Parramagy
Hides—Woolf—Fars
D. M. Runyan
Wall Avenue
I RG
Agee
Sears
Broam Hotel
Information ByRigy
Ogden Jonk House
Fittis Rey
Sepatri Og
Yeavan Repair Shop
Hudene
Life Insurance
Mutual A
Stewart
New York Life Insurance Es
Indium
Nocensus
Miller Auto Trea
Westinn Avenue
Ciiy
Eccles Bldg. Uy
Morey
Carl C. Rasmussen
Wwe
Itr
Ste
Phong
Kelly & Merrick
Ney We Kinson
Kear
Eietn Bireet
Popcomm
Acd Xpencer
Oza
Jay Keepe
Doutar
Sou
Perrund
Vilice Aoure
Eory
Lida An Diva Edoue
Dee Neuleson Aoting Co
Wbong
Eor Erden
Deulog
Acal
Loas
Willara Kay
Real Eptave
Ideas
Hone
Hudson Kepis
Wow Sewing Machine Co
Wasinghe
Ogden ,Tent and Awning Co
Bigu-Arade
Vican
C. A
Muller Decorating Co
GR. Bryans
Jogelong
Faoce x Ate
Lowe & Evans
Phare Ate
Trek
Weber Floral Co
28Th St
J. A. Hogle & Co
Eccles Bldg
Main Oe
Ogden Salt Lake
Jocall
Rao Sieey
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