Reverend Matthews to Lecture on U S Soldiers at Fort Sill
Reverend Godfrey Matthews will deliver a lecture titled Notes and Comments on the American Frontier at Second Congregational Church Five Points tomorrow. A musical program accompanies the event with solos and choral pieces. Proceeds go to the local Red Cross chapter.
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Matthews
U. 5
Fort Sill
Godfrey Matthews
Werner
Catnip Doniphan
Fort Sul
United States
Sola
Thhlogophy
Marlon Hrowntn
Telle Solo
Canzanetta
Ianbrody
Misa
Helen Bunter Yolo
Olby Spank
Fred N
Nhen
Red Frost
Tin
Hess
War Book Coming to Ogden Chautauqua By De Beaufort
One of the year's popular war books is Dahind the German Well now in a seventh edition. Belgian officer Captain de Beaufort will lecture at the Ogden chautauqua on Germany behind the lines. He describes German coast defenses Kiel and Wilhelmshaven and interviews military officials including Hindenburg figures.
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Shere M. de Beaufort
Helajan Selthory
Duchy of
Laseesbourg
Count de Beauforty
Germany
de Beaufort Witm
de Beaufort
Hindenburg
Worms
Kiel
Wilhelmshaven
Deinterviewa
War Conference to Present Plans Before Ogden Public
A war conference at the Tabernacle next Friday night will feature Red Cross and war savings topics. Officials from several war departments and the State Council of Defense urge participation. Speakers include Dr J A B Sharer of Thracy Institute and George Brinton Chandler of the Connecticut State Council of Defense to discuss publicity and public engagement.
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Red Cross
Tabernacle
Liberty Town
Great War Departments
State Council of Defense
Red Crows
War Savings
War Council
Pres
Callegan
Universlties
Ogden
J. A. B. Sharer
Thracy Institute of Technology
Passdown
California
George Brinton Chandler
Connecticut State Council of Defense
West
Chandler
Council of National Defense
Oxden
Letter From France Reaches Ogden Mother
A letter from France to T Allan Jones and Mrs T W Jones of 474 Twenty-forth Street Ogden informs of his enlistment with engineers and service as a sale artist. Written in April, it notes arrival at a French port, a short inland stay, and expectation of work with his company.
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Army
Allan
AE. F
New York
France
T. Allan Jones
T. W. Jones
Twenty-forth Street
Bri Baginesra
Crossbred Lambs From Deer-Influenced Flock Reported
A Nevada forest herd bred lambs sired by a wild buck deer were born in a Tolyabo forest flock. Seven such crossbred lambs appeared within a week, with all but one dying. The deer remained with the band for two weeks, and the strange offspring showed deer-like faces and ears, though the bodies were normal sheep.
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Repork
Forest Service
Tolyabo
Nevada
Juvenile Court Seeks Resorts Notice To Enforce Youth Rules
The Juvenile Court informs Weber Morgen Davis and Daggett County resorts that it is illegal to encourage minors under 18 to stay after 9 p.m. by selling tickets to venues or games of chance. The notice warns against allowing minors to gamble and urges strict compliance. Judge Joshua Homer urges proprietors to aid enforcement while promoting the feature film Patriot and Spies and Spills at the Cozy.
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Weber
Morgen
Davis
Dagg
Federal employment office calls for shipyard workers urgent
The federal employment bureau requests 600 to 1000 caulkers for Pacific coast shipyards plus riveters and boilermakers. Wood caulkers are not needed but steel works are in demand. Men with shipbuilding knowledge should apply at the federal employment office at Wall Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street.
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Federal Employment Bureau
P Ietler
W. N. Deckett, Sr
Federal
Wy Litehfeld
U. S. Employment Service
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Federal Employment Office
Wall Avenue
Twenty Fourth Street
Circus Manager Ends War Tax to Uncle Sam
ALG Barn es Renewal manager Al Saad of the Barnes circus mailed Uncle Sam a roughly 4500 dollar check from Ogden. The payment covers war tax on tickets sold in the past 15 days. The Barnes circus displays 39 stars in its service flag and has arranged tours through multiple towns with veterans and thrift workers involved.
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AL Saad
ALG
Barnes Willanisia Circus
Uncle Sam
Ogden
Barnes Aircus
Barnes
Shorry Soan
John Smalley Appointed City Clerk Caretaker
John Smalley was appointed caretaker of the city clerk’s office at $50 a year by the city commission this morning. The appointment was recommended by the commission at a May 6 meeting and referred to the mayor with power to act. Duties include maintaining the clock and keeping it wound and performing needed outside services, with few breaks expected.
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John Smailey
Alkenjary
Lly J Commission
Art
Smalley
Engineers Selected to Leave for Fort Benjamin Harrison
Three engineers chosen by the city exemption board will depart May 10 to Fort Benjamin Harrison. Ralph W. Green Creston Hotel Edward W. Brophy 3175 Grant Avenue James Christensen Fast Second Street Salt Lake are local registrants who answered the call for experienced engineers. They will meet the city board at 10 a.m. May 16 for final instructions before leaving. They will travel via Union Pacific Chicago and Northwest Line to Indianapolis.
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City Exemption Board
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ralph W. Green
Creston Hotel
City
Edward W. Brophy
Grant Avenue
James Christensen
Fast Second Street
Salt Lake
Uncle Sam
City Board
Woman Favors Water Power Bill in Grand Canyon Debate
Mrs H W R Strong of Los Angeles urged government development of the Grand canyon to reclaim semiarid lands for agriculture and provide power for new industries before the House waterways committee. She asked that the canyon be exempt from the administration water power bill, noting electrification of the Santa Fe rail line as a potential benefit of dam construction and water harnessing.
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Washington
Grand Canyon
House Waterways Committee
Mra
H.W. R. Strong
Los Angeles
VMI
Strong
Santa Fe
Hair On Face D Miracle Free Sesd 77
Fragmentary OCR item notes a product or phrase Hair On Face D Miracle with unclear context. The readable bits offer no clear event date, people, places, organizations, or outcomes to anchor a proper news summary. The remaining text appears garbled.
Stolen Auto Recovered In Evanston Arrests Of Three Boys
An automobile stolen from R. L. Short was found at Evanston, Wyoming. Three boys under age were arrested after a breakdown near Evanston. One is related to the owner, names withheld. Deputies from Rawlins aided in the case, with two suspects traveling east by rail before capture.
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R. L. Short
Evanston
Wyo
Peterson
Weber County
Sherri Peterson
Hvaneton
Rawlins
Sherif
Chicago Beats Boston 10 to 2 In NL Tilt At Chicago
Chicago defeated Boston 10 to 2 as Merkle and Kilduff led the attack for the locals. Kilduff collected four hits driving in five, while Merkle had three RBIs and a perfect average. The game featured solid Chicago defense and timely hits, with Boston’s pitching giving up the bulk of the runs.
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Boston
Merkle
Kildutt
Lit
Kilduff
Beore
Mboston
Swumery
Errora
Kelly
J. G
Smith
Mann
Paskert
Konetichy
Kilo- Ter
Rawlings
Holocher
Pitchers' duel as Oeschger, May battle in ten innings
In a ten inning game halted by darkness, Oeschger held May to two hits while Cruse delivered a late run in the first. George Whitted debuted in left for Philadelphia. Errors by Baird Cruise Retzel and others marked the game, with Cruise hitting a home run and Cravath plate sacrifices noted. Philadelphia stranded eight, St. Louis six, and Oeschger issued seven walks to Mar five.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
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Swobil
Mackhurne
Magee
Cheney
Brooklyn
Tener
Bressler
Ninins
Errora
Ohusion
Krueger
L. Mages
Dack
Burad
Bressley
Wekman
S. Magee
Schmandt
Stalen
O'sfara
Rowsch
O'Mara
Bier
Marquard
Bresslier
Sozing
Oeschger
May
Cruse
George Whitted
Cardinal
Philadelphia
Lule
Iwet
Baird
Cruise
Retzel
Cravath
St. Louis
Balla
Oeschzer
Oesthae
Ogden Boys Arrive at Camp Lewis
Ogden ville registrants receive word that several men sent in the last draft are accepted at Camp Lewis. Listed as fit for general service are Harvey Hill, St Svepter Cook, James G. Nrooka, George William Tillett, Leo Thomas Dean, George Alexophilos, Ezra Bingham, Axel Hansen, Vern Bullough, James Christensen, and Ray W. Corey. W. Henderson is unfit, Butterfield and Stuart are in emergency fleet preparation.
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Camp Lewis
Harvey ©. Hill
Ow & Heutenant
St Svepter Cook
James GC. Nrooka
George William ‘Tillett
Leo Thomas Dean
Gorge Alexophilos
Ezra 4. Bingham
Axel Hansen
Vern T. Bullough
James Christensen
Ray W. Corey
W. S. Henderson
Charles Frederick Butterfield
Stuart
Ogden Vily
G. O. P. Supports Overman Measure Washington
Indications of Republican support on the Overman bill to give President Wilson blanket authority to reorganize government opencies. Republicans joined Democrats in favoring the bill in yesterday's four hour debate while the opposition limited itself to interrupting speeches.
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Washington
Callal Administration
House
Horse Stolen From Japanese Recovered
Deputies recovered a horse allegedly stolen from a Japanese owner and taken to Westerlay. The case involves local authorities tracing the animal and returning it to the rightful owner. Further details were not available in the readable fragments.
Japanese Farmer’s Horse Stolen and Recovered in Farmington
Sheriff Peterson reports a horse theft involving a Japanese farmer from Farmington. The animal, described by the sheriff, was stolen by a nun who used the alias Wil Marriott and was sold at the local stockyards after being driven to Ogden. The horse was tracked to the local stockyards and recovered. the man who sold it did not remain in town.
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Farmington
Peterson
Anima
Wil Marriott
Deriva
Ogden
Sherif Peterson
Leh Town
Presbyterian Assembly Eyeing Modera tor Choice
Columbus May 14 Commissioners gather for the 130th general assembly of the Presbyterian church to the United States of America. They believe the contest for moderator will be between Dr J Frank Smith of Dallas Texas and Dr W C Coverk of Chicago.
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Presbyterian Assembly
Columbus
130Th General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Frank Smith
Dallas
Tex
W. Cg, Coverk
Chicago
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