Dr Kanzler Enters Services of the US Army
Dr Reinhold Kanzler has received a commission as first lieutenant in the medical corps and will soon assume duties focusing on stomach and intestinal disorders. He is the third Kanzler brother to volunteer, with Captain Jacob Kanzler directing military training in Oregon and Lieutenant Fred Kanzler handling timber purchases in the northwest. Their father is Jacob Johnson, a former Utah congressman, and the family, born in Kearney Nebraska, is noted for loyalty to democracy. Dr Kanzler is a prominent Ogden physician awaiting assignment.
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United States Army
Reinhold Kanzler
Syhera
Kangler
United States
Jaco Kanzler
Julikery Training and Science Intla University
Oregon
Lieu
Fred Kanzler
Malt Lake
Northwest
Portland
Jacob Johnson
Utah
Kearney
Neb
Ogden
Ogden Walil Doctor Ordered to Where He Will Go
A fragment notes feminist Ogden Walil the doctor more definite about where he will be ordered. The text is unclear on context or authority, but suggests a formal directive or placement arranging his next assignment.
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Femininst
Ogden Walil
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden and Marriott
Covington Joseph P aged 41 died yesterday at Dee hospital after three weeks of stomach trouble born Ogden Utah July 7 1877 son of Edward T and Henrietta Tyrell Covington married Drusilla L Hodson survived by wife and children Odegsu Zetta Eva Joseph and Glyde lived in Marriott employed by Rio Grande Railroad body to Larkin's chapel funeral arrangements to be announced Ballantyne Cleane Hallantynac funeral held at Riverdale meeting house with Bishop A L Bingham attendees and flower bearers musical numbers readings speakers interment Ogden City Cemetery Read the Classified Ads
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Covington
Joseph P. Covington
Dee Hospital
Ogden
Ail
Edward T
Henrietta Tyrell Covington
Drusilla L. Hodson
Odegsu
Zetta
Eva
Joseph
Glyde
Browning Gun Being Dmped 10 The Joldiers
Washington reports a surplus of Browning machine guns. The War Department says enough guns are being manufactured and shipped to equip instructional and training use, with distribution to camps and units nationwide.
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Browning
Joldiers
Washington
Cau
Meade
Maryland
Case of vicious dog under review in municipal court
The city case against Touis Zappaicasta of Ogden Macaroni for keeping a vicious dog resumed in municipal court. Amos I. Stane, bitten by the dog, testified as the complaining witness as witnesses were examined. Judge George S. Harker continued the case to allow counsel to travel from Salt Lake City and argue the legal points. The matter was taken under advisement.
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Touis
Zappaicasta
Ogden Macaroni Company
Amos I. Stane
Uttay
Witnegess
George S. Harker
Ht Lake
Managers of Stores Depart for War
FP. FP. King and F. M. Buchanan, managers of the Skages Cash Stores of Ogden, departed today for Camp Lewis after being called into service by Idaho local boards. They previously managed Idaho stores and were reassigned to Ogden. C. P. Skages, store manager, has two brothers in U S forces in France and his wife has a sister serving with the Red Cross.
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King
F. M. Buchanan
Skages Cash
Ogden
Totay
Camp Lewis
Idaho
C. P. Skages
United States
France
Red Grass
Spanish War Veterans Plan Memorial Church Service
On Memorial Day Sunday May 26 1918 the Spanish War Veterans and allied groups will gather at Lester Park and proceed to the Christian Church at Twenty fourth Street and Madison Avenue for an 11 oclock service conducted by Reverend Louis A. set H.R. 8 LE. Weston committee.
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G. A
Lincoln
Christian Church
Twenty-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
G. A. Tt
W. St. Cu
Lester Park
Oelock A.m
New Cretian Club Formed by Ogden Girls
Ogden area announces the formation of the Cretian club with Misa Marguerite Rogers named president and George Lintg as vice president. Emmett Lippencolt serves as secretary treasurer, with plans for an O H S meeting this evening. A ward hall play in Twelfth ward is set for 8 80, inviting all. A Patriotic Dance tonight features Miss Lilian Thatcher’s orchestra, with the Dea Hive girls inviting friends to attend a lively ward event starting at 8 29.
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NEW Clls
Ogden
Misa Marguerite Rogers
North Ogden
George Lintg
Emmett Lippencolt
Cladere
Lilian Thatcher
Commission Fixes Hearing Dates for Utilities
Salt Lake May 24 hearings set by the Public Utilities Commission on petitions from Utah Light and Traction to operate a care service with one attendant outside congested Salt Lake districts, to abolish universal transfers, and to adopt restricted sectional slips. Other hearings include June 3 for Carrow’s Salt Lake to Brighton stage line, Gibson’s Salt Lake to Cardiff, and Utah Idaho Central Railway’s bid to end four cent tickets and adopt a five cent fare within Ogden Brigham City and Logan.
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Commission
Salt Lake
State Public Utilities Commission
Uine
Utah Light and ‘Tracon Company
Universal Transfere
Subati
Fd Carrow
Brighton
Alex Gibson
Cardiff
Utal-Idaho Central Railway Company
Ogden
Brigham City
Lagan
Nurse from War Zone Describes Early Slaughter Conditions
Mian Kuthieen and Ms Phillips tour the United States before speaking at the Tabernacle under All- union Society of Ogien. Phillips, serving in France, recalls base hospital care improving yet the early days overwhelmed with thousands of refugees and the dead outnumbering the wounded. The interview notes British and French nursing service, equipment, and the German threat, ending with a call for Red Cross support.
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Mian Kuthieen
Mhillips
Brivets
Muree
United States
Will Sperk
Tabernacy
All-Tivisied Society of
Ogien
Reed Hotel
Bins Phillips
South Africa
Oce
London
Servic
France
Shelina
Fyance
Red Cross
Addcces
Godfrey Matthews Swill
Presid
Misa Phillips
Miss Plallins
Eal
Prater
Telgium
Qhickly
Lhasa
England
Iie
Red Crags
Queen Alexandria
Imperial Miliary Nursing Service
American Red Cross
Imperial Mmilitary Nursing Service
Carly
Jase Bitdane
Modern Woodmen of America to show hate doctrine at Alhambra
A fragment notes Modern Woodmen of America presenting a dangerous doctrine at the Alhambra theatre on May 27 and 28, with mention of W H Johnson as consul. The text includes dialogue about hiding and sneaking off, reflecting a chaotic scene surrounding the event.
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Alhambra
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Watson-Tanner Clothing Company
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Alhambra Theatre
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