General Sibert Receives Nebraska Degree at Dedication
LINCOLN Neb May 23 Major General William L Sibert head of the United States war welfare services was awarded a degree of doctor of engineering at the University of Nebraska after delivering the dedication address for the new chemical laboratory. He urged preparedness and universal military training noting wartime lessons and the need to avoid being caught napping again. He cited rapid munition development and ally cooperation that kept the U.S. from facing defeat. The speech also touched on preparedness for future wars and the nation maintaining ready weapons and supplies.
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William L. Sluert
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United States
Avery
Senate
Board of Regents
University of Nebraska
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New Chemical Laboratory
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Liber
America
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Cnid
Biber
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Siberlhen
Ondien Standard and AP Credit Local News Publication
The Ondien Standard reports as an Audit Bureau of Circulation member with AP credit and exclusive USA republication rights. Local news are published under attributions to the paper and credited sources as provided.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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USA
Sli News
Jocal News
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Ogden Ladies Band Seeks Community Support and Growth
The Ogden Ladies Band, formed and self funded by 34 young women, joined the Federation of Labor as union musicians. They seek substantial recognition and sustained support to expand to 50 members, highlighting community pride in local music. The piece also references General Pershing and wartime conduct, contrasting with postwar commentary.
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Ogden Ladies’ Band
Federation of Labor
Ogden
Demobilization Critique of Congress and War Coverage
Massachusetts representative Dallinger decries “misdirected abuse” in demobilization after World War I. He argues Allied air superiority and calls out demagogic congressmen for portraying soldiers as neglected, noting swift return of millions to civilian life and ongoing efforts to redeploy troops from France.
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Dallinger
Massachusetts
United States
France
America
Allen
Standard
Foch
Fragmentary War Era Rhetoric on Disloyalty and Corruption
The excerpt denounces alleged disloyalty and corruption during World War I, claiming foreign loans and large contracts harm the war effort. It attacks a group described as greedy merchants whose business is life, accusing them of undermining national strength through influence and mismanagement.
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Erist
Weighing and Measuring of U S Children Campaign
Washington May 22 News notes the United States Children’s Year campaign measured and weighed children across 38 811 communities. Rural areas contributed data with 1 261 towns participating. Iowa and Ohio led in community counts with 4212 and 4 figures respectively. The effort followed by public health work and free medical aid centers for the poor.
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Washington
Children‘s Bureau Tn
United States
Ogden Feels The Blow From Stalled Appropriations
The piece laments the resignation of Miss Edna Lachvig county home demonstrator who will leave Ogden for Tivin Falls Idaho due to lack of government funds. It condemns legislative filibusters that blocked key appropriation bills, arguing they harm domestic science and child welfare programs and accusing lawmakers of political robbery.
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Edna Lachvig
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Russia Fools Them: WWII Reflections On Prussia and Allies
Fragmented wartime reminiscence discusses British and Allied perceptions of Russia before Antwerp fell. It cites Viktor-esque quotes on Russian leadership, misjudgments, and the impact of Eastern Front actions on Allied hopes, noting political upheaval and the fragility of authoritarian regimes.
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Kansas Aggies Win Dual Track Meet Hands Down
Kansas State? Aggies triumph in a dual track meet as Hack Conca wins two events and sets a local 220 yard dash record with 22 seconds. Kansas University wins the mile relay. Haskell and another team place second and third. Time noted as 27:40.
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Lawren Gay
Avin
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Conca
Univ
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Madnock
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Red Cross Nurse Performs Life Saving Operation in Macedonia
Miss Marty Kouroyen, an American Red Cross nurse of Greek heritage and Boston training, performed a life saving amputation for a Greek collier in a box car hospital in Macedonia. Amid typhus cholera and famine, she used ether and chloroform to save a man leg for a Greek refugee, earning praise as the “angel” of mercy.
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Macedonia
Marty P. Kouroyen
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Tim
Herrlenngsie
Abner J. Cobb
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Births in Ogden Recorded Since Last Monday
Birth announcements from Ogden list multiple newborns with couples and dates in May. Entries include Shields and Zinai Urry with a daughter on April 89, Cross and Myr ie Douglas with a daughter on May 16, Andersen and Winnie Allen with a daughter on May 1, and several more couples with births spanning May 1 to May 26.
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Ogden
Jesse J. Shields
Zinai ‘Urry
Charles W. Cross
Myrie Douglas
J. Andersen
Winnie Allen
Leon Bartleth
Vida. Stewart
GW. Anderson Aml
XA .Moyes
Orton
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Kawa
Raw Pouller
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Pierson
S. Maba
Atte ‘Sonoya Kane
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Londos to face Visser in Orpheum bout with referee to be named
Final agreements for the Visser Londos wrestling match will be signed this afternoon at the Orpheum theater. Londos shows in good shape for the month and will appear in a strength showcase after the announcement of the referee. The catchweight bout likely has Visser around 195 pounds and Londos near 180. Pete Tuzikos meets N C Tanner in a prelim as locals tout Londos amid praise for his speed and skill. another Ogden report recalls Londos defeating Dr Roller in five rounds.
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Orpheum Theater
Orpheum
Visser
Pete Tuzikos
N. C. Tanner
Loral Wiewer
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Hato
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Belgian honoraries fund subscription for Hoover address art
The Delgian Order of St. Tone of Jerusalem confers Friend of Messium in Belgium and opens a subscription to honor Mr. Hoover with an address and a symbolic work of art. The Belgian army joins the effort, contributing over 3500 dollars to the campaign while maintaining a site during the German occupation.
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Messium
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