Belgian soldiers arrive home to mixed Ogden welcome
A large crowd gathered at Union Depot to greet Belgian Dolgian and Mat troops returning from Salt Lake after six weeks of travel to reach a port for America. Officials and citizens praised the soldiers, with Major Osterriedh and Dr. Breskene speaking on democracy and bravery. Governor Royle addressed the Belgian troops as plans shifted to accommodate the crowd. A four year old presented a battle flag hat and American flag gift to the visitors.
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Union Depot
Salt Lake
America
Oadert
Geo
Tie City
Atericam
Avery Bolelin
Leon Onfeckeie
Gormmission
Agia Uist
United States
Tinthia
Osterricht
Jr. Breskene
Bby
Hy Dastec
Avterbay
Telgmn
Indi
Russia
Trans-Siberian
American
Finndecy
FY. C. Poulevin
Hewig
Lhrin
Osterriedh
Bat
Ceol
Flenu
Royle
Teno
Ostrrieff
Ogden
Kittie Walter Richards
C. B. Richards
Twenty-envenin Street
Han Goon
Mitchey
Aiding Red Cross Drive Ads in Ogden Papers
Ogden readers react to large business ads supporting the Red Cross drive. Gus Wright, chairman of the Red Cross advertising committee, notes ads come from firms whose names appear on the pages. He urges the public to understand that contributions include space and funds and that Ogden merchants show strong support for war relief through National Red Cross materials.
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Red Cross
Ogdenne
Gus Wrisht
Theec
Tie Public Clicult
Red Crosa
Buslawns Wen of
Ogden
Red Crosn
Ggden
Natonal Rew
Four Minute Men named speakers for upcoming rally
The Four Minute Men list speaker lines for Friday, namingeries such as Ervlay and Laywighes and others including James H. toVine, Orilen, S. P. Nowy, and John C Culley with Lyceum W. 17. Teeeder, Rex Ishneh, and Davis among the invited. The roster highlights a focus on designated speakers for the event.
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Ervlay Ani Laywighes
Cal
Mbongbto
Guarge
Ulai
Robert Ft
Kav
James H. toVine
Orilen
S. P. Nowy
Coay
John C
Culley
Lyceum
Teeeder
Pi'lday
Rex
Ishneh
Davis
Young men charged in seven sheep theft case
Cyril Exina aged 18 and William Jones along with Walter Blachman Amana Ekin all 22 were arrested on charges of taking seven head of sheep from Hansen Land and Livestock near Waterfall Canyon. The sheep were reportedly sold to others in town with Cyril Ektes to be sent to juvenile authorities while the remaining defendants face possible municipal court charges.
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Cyrl
Exina
William Jones
Watler Blachman
Amana Ekin
Charper
Hansen Land & Livestock Company
Tre
Cyril Ektes
Liberty Loan totals by Ogden city schools report
Complete Liberty loan figures for Ogden city schools show Central Junior High leading with 10 780 in bonus and top overall. Other totals include Washington, Madison and Five Points with varied shares, while Oxides high school is excluded from the tally.
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Ogden
Oxdes
Sehonl
Johson
Central Junior Tech Echool
Central
Lawis
Lorin
Lecture by Lieutenant Choyce on Western Front warfare in Ogden
Lieutenant A W L Choyce of Athany will speak at an open meeting in the Ogden observatory arena tomorrow night. He has just returned from the western front and will describe trench fighting at Arras and Ypres with vivid stories. Professor Hashintyne will arrange a program, and Choyce will discuss American soldiers using new devices to impress German troops, including knuckle decors described as metalite weapons.
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Tiawtenant A. Newberry Chayen
Ogden
Tree
Churga
Theutenant Chayee Hw
Arras
Mans Invercallius
Ward Speaks Tonight at Second Ward Meeting
Mrs Laura Lamanie speaker with National War CT 1 addressing on prohibition tonight at the Second Ward meeting venue. Proceeding details indicate public interest and a call for attendance.
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Ward
Laura Lamanie
Ineturer
Torhe National W. CT
Forty-One Years in Services of the UP Ended
J. I. Thine, a conductor on the Union Pacific for 41 years, leaves for Logansport Indiana for a thirty day vacation accompanied by his wife. He began as a brakeman in 1877 and rose to freight and then passenger conductor, a role he has held for many years and earned recognition as a well known railroader.
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J. 1. Thine
Union Pacific
Logansport
Ind
Keen
J. 1. Roine
The Blue Bird at Utah Theatre Final Showing
The Belgian author Maurice Maeterlinck presents The Blue Bird, touted as a happiness tale, at Utah Theatre with its last performance today. A note promises the best picture ever shown, highlighting a celebrated production in a period tone.
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Shakespeare
Maurice Maeterlinck
Utah Theatre
MISS LADWIG TO SPEAR WAR BREAD DEMONSTRATION
Miss Edan Ladwig county home economics demonstrator will lead a war bread and economy demonstration for the county Women’s Farm Bureau in Judge Agesa court room at the courthouse on Saturday. Miss Gertrude McCheyne of the Agricultural College will attend and five a lecture. Ladwig has promoted war bread recipes using substitutes such as wheat rye barley oatmeal potatoes and rice. Women from the city are invited to attend. The meeting starts at 2 20 pm. Fisher will sing Blue Bird Bring Back My Happiness to Me at 4 7 30 and 9 30 pm today.
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Edan Ladwig
Women's Farm Bureau
Tonsa
Gertrude McCheyne
Agricultirnal College
Misa Ludwig
Miss Fisher
Blue Bird
Quincy School Leads in Thrift Stamp Campaign
The Quin sy school drives thrift stamp effort with per capita leadership, surpassing larger after school enrollments in dollars raised per student. Teachers and pupils are proud of the standing in the public school race. Miss Fisher will sing Bene... ness to Me at 4, 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Last time today.
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Quincy School
Quinsy School
Rail schedule cut aims to trim needless train miles
Under an order by William McAdoo the railroad system will shed trains and crews to reduce mileage. Four trains Ogden to Salt Lake City are abolished and major routes between Chicago, San Francisco and Los Angeles are consolidated. Night service from Ogden to Portland will shift to a single train leaving about 1 A M. Passengers face longer waits and several hours layovers for connections at Salt Lake. Hundreds were turned away last night for a show titled The Blue Bird.
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Nce
William
McAnoe
Ogden
Salt
Ines
Chicago
San Franciio
Los Angeles
Oregon
Red Cross war fund expected total by Saturday
Geden reported 8,398.54 contributed to the Red Cross war fund through canvassing, with 483 subscriptions and several companies reaching 100 percent. City and county drive progress suggests a final total near 65,000 as week end nears.
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RED Cross
Geden
Second
Red Crows War Fund
C. J. Stilwell
Mtha
Etna
Woody Company
Pingtoe National Bank
Lewis Company
Opdeon Cleering House
Repetite
Prouty Case Advances Briefly In Municipal Court
The file against H. B. Prouty for unlawful possession of one quon was postponed to this afternoon in municipal court. Judge John O B Murphy presided as stand in for Judge Barker while Prouty’s attorney A G Horn attended a district court trial. Assistant City Attorney David V S Stine indicated Prouty may plead guilty and seek leniency, given prior probation violations.
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Tha
H. B. Prouty
Oetork
John OB. Murphy
Barker
A. G. Horn
Pronty
Women Organize to canvass for Red Cross funds
The women's committee of the Second Red Cross war fund plans a city canvass starting tomorrow morning in Ogden. Meeting at headquarters this afternoon with speaker Sam G. Dye, volunteers will be briefed and supplied with literature. Those seeking info may call 3122 or visit the Esios building for details.
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Samo G. Dye
Yesidenge
Ogden
Eesios
Rive
Red Cross
Lost Toddler Reunited With Mother After Brief Separation
A toddler wandered from home on a quiet morning, found by a passerby at 61 o'clock. The child showed no distress, asked for grass and strawberries, and was brought to the police station until Mrs. Joseph Jones of 279% Hunter Court claimed him.
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Nedealrion
Joseph Jones
Hunter Court
Births Reported by Sanitary Department Names and Addresses
Births reported by the sanitary department include Oscar and Ina Buckingham Geer at 7026 Quincy Avenue born May 29. Jas F and Mary Comnahan Camp at 835 Twenty-third Street born April 17. Kirsty E and Billenbeth Vans sult at 2319 Monroe agonua born May 14. Menty and Loulee ifadley lever at Wear Tereptyestcond atpeat born May 13.
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Oscar
Ina Buckingham Geer
Quincey
Villford
Delve Tribe Care
Ats
Jas F
Mary Comnahan
Bel
Sin
Kirtsy EL
Billenbeth Vans
Monroe Agonua
A Fir Menty
Loulee Ifadley Lever
Walt
Hawaiian guitar innovator Kekuku to perform in Ogden
Josiah Kekuku, originator of the steel guitar technique, leads the Raval Tas warilan quintet at the Ogden Chautauqua closing night. He is hailed as Hawaii’s greatest solo guitarist, credited with popularizing island music worldwide through his unique touch on steel strings.
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Josaph Kekuku
Chautauqua
Ita
Kekuke
Hawaii
Kokwhu
Ole Wull
Varios
Kokuku
Han
Hono Wu
Practical Work 3 Planned by Forest Service Research
Dr W F Simpson of the forest service in charge of the Dig East experiment station arrived at the Ogden headquarters from Washington DC after several months. He has been detailing research work and wrote privately on the department's efforts.
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4. W. Simpson
Forest Service
Dig East
Ogden
Washington, D.C
Dr. Simpson
Capitol
Riverdale Boy Enlists in United States Army
Iloyd Spaulding of Riverdale enlisted in the United States army joining the Quartermasters Corps. He was recruited by Private Hornburger and reported to the fort in Salt Lake City unassigned. Sergeant George D. Swill, in charge of the local aca for months, reported the development yesterday. Private Smith is expected to join the infantry as a private.
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Idoyd Spaulding
Riverdale
Osten
United States Army
Quartermasters Corps
Spalding
Hornburger
Sergl
George D. Swill
Haven
Aca
Salt Lake
Sergente Smith
Infantry
Lutherans Ordered to Use English in Church and Schools
The Iowas synod committee decreed Lutherans must conduct meetings and Sunday schools in English. If members cannot, schools should close. Ministers are to support patriotic fund drives and chair patriotic meetings, using English at all such gatherings.
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Omaha
Neb
Towa Synod
Eneligh
Aout
Liefiehools
Cays
McCook
Wood Asks If He Will Be Another Graney
Ts history to repeat itself in the case of Joe Wood, who is filling odd outfield duties for the Cleveland team. In 1910 Jack Graney moved from the coast league to Cleveland as a pitcher and was converted to outfield. Wood has been hitting .300 while handling fly balls and leading off. The question is whether Cleveland can again ride luck with Wood as it did with Graney in the 1918 season.
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Jao Wood
Cleveland Ndianay
Jack Graney Cane
Cleveland
Jack
Wood
Graney
Foht
Fran
City Schools Auction for Red Cross War Fund
City schools plan a public sale of surplus furniture and supplies including tables chairs and desks. Proceeds will benefit the local Red Cross chapter with items sold at 2354 Washington Avenue to support the war fund campaign. Proceeds go to the blocene bidder or established house later.
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Gome
W. TE. Bruerton
Wasington Avenue
Red Cross
Red Cyoas
Mie WU
Ineal Red Gens
Tha Chyachaels
Campalen
Effort for Peace Not Hopeless Says Copenhagen Dispatch
A fragmented Copenhagen dispatch quotes Dr. von Beyer urging a Prague and northern Bolen address to striking militias as Emperor Charles presses forward for general peace, noting the effort is not less than hoped by many observers.
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London
Copenhagen
von Beyer
Prague
Bolen
Charles Waz
Flood Warnings Issued For Colorado River Tributaries
Government forecaster issued flood warnings for districts along the Colorado River tributaries. Heavy swelling expected to reach Tapock by Saturday, signaling rising water levels and localized risk in the area.
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Denver
Cole
Topatt
Pasker
Thona
Colorado River
Patrick Maher death notice near 830 Seventh Street
Patrick Maher, aged years, died last night at 830 Seventh Street. Survived by a wife and several children. Body to Kirkendall parlors for funeral arrangements.
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Maher
Patrick Meher
Seventh Street
Kirkendall Parfors
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