Ruth Law Stops in Ogden Before Atlantic Flight
Ruth Law, famed American aviatrix, arrived in Ogden en route to Chicago and plans a trans Atlantic crossing once arrangements are set. Her two stops tied to her 1916 Chicago to New York flight, once the record longest nonstopped air voyage. She recently returned to San Francisco from Japan, earning honors from the Imperial Aero Club of Japan, the Aero Club of Manila, and the city of Tokyo.
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Chicago
Miss Law
New York
San Francisco
Japan
Imperial Aero Club of Japan
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Manila
Tokia
Forest Service reorganizes leadership across several national forests
Benedict orders new supervisor in Awoloth National Forest replacing Vernon Metcalf. Charles T D Simpson reassigned to Ogden to fill Heneict position. A L MePhotera shifts from Sawfooth to Ogden. Earl C Sanford takes Caribou supervisor post after military release. Mark Anderson returns from Southern Utah trip evaluating early range conditions.
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S. Benedict
Forest Service
Vernon Metcalf
Awlooth National Forest
Charles TD. Simpson
Ogden
Heneict
A. L. MePhotera
Sawfooth National Forest
Distrle
Earl C. Sanford
Caribou National Forest
Mark Anderson
Utah
Marriage Licenses Recorded in County Office
Reports list several couples approved for licenses in the county office. Nibbi J. Hosains weds Effie Brown. Sherwood Jackson and Phooe Jane Olyer. Hari Jones and Maris Hun-Sook.
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Aden
Nibbi J. Hosains
Effie Brown
J ‘Ng
Sherwood
Jackson
Phoee Jane Olyer
Hari £. Jones
Maris M. Hun- Sook
Guilty on Liquor Law Violations For Two Men
A local police chase led to the arrest of two men, Smith and Thirion, for liquor law violations. Smith received a fine or 60 days in jail, Thirion 60 days or fine, and both claimed the liquor was purchased for a friend and intended for someone else. The incident occurred after a pursuit near Ogden canyon when the pair were spotted driving a car at speed.
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John Burton
Forday
Efly Smith
Eer
Thirion
Hsening
Ogden Canyon
Smith
Sooned
Paris Peace Delegation Seeks No Further Extension
Paris May 26 The German peace delegation has assured the French government it will not request any further extension for time to consider the peace terms. The extension granted last week was expiring Thursday.
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Paris
Burglar Booth Caught After Salt Lake Robbery
William Booth was arrested yesterday by local police on a Salt Lake burglary charge. He allegedly robbed the Wolf store last Wednesday of $440 in clothing. Eight suits were recovered and Booth was taken to Salt Lake City overnight.
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Wiliam Dooth
Salt Lake
Howth
Booth
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Several Parties
Christina Borger transfers Int 7 block 43 plat C to William C Camp for 400 dollars. George C Folkman transfers part of southwest quarter section 27 township 7 north range 2 west to Lester G Folk man for 75 dollars. Robert G Davis transfers part of southwest quarter section 28 township 7 north range 2 west to Lester G Folkman for 1200 dollars.
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Christina Borger
William C. Camp
George C, Folkman
Lester G.folkman
Robert G. Davis
Lester G, Folkman
Lawnship
City Commission Urged to Repair Baseball Fence
The Merchants of Ogden urge the City Commission to repair and improve Lorin Farr park baseball grounds. A letter read at a recent meeting argues the fence grandstands and grounds are in disrepair and could attract public use and revenue if fixed. The merchants urge Mayor and board to plan and share views on the proposal. Signed by J. S. Lewis, president.
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Lorin Farr Park
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Board of City Commissioners
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Utah
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Lewis
Senator Reed Attacks League Over Racial Covenant
Washington May 26 Senator Reed Democrat of Missouri attacked the league of nations covenant alleging that under its present form nonwhite nations would dominate. He cited population figures claiming blacks yellows browns and reds would outnumber whites and warned white nations would have fewer seats in the governing assembly. He criticized alleged membership allotments and quoted literacy figures to argue against the covenant.
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League of Nations
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Senate
League
Debate over racial representation in world council
A discussion unfolds about how nations and races would be represented in a future world council. Arguments arise over whether Iberia and other regions should sit with equal voting power to the United States, and whether Pacific states would allow Japanese or Chinese citizens to vote on equal terms. The dialogue reflects hostile views on citizenship and racial eligibility influencing global governance.
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Iberia
Uaftt
United States
Pacific States
Council of the World
Japan
China
Liberated States To Be Freed From All Reparation
VARIS May 26 reports the Austrian treaty section on reparations likely to be amended. Former Austro-Hungarian states now liberated may avoid paying their proportional share. Public property could be transferred without compensation to Austria-Hungary.
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Varis
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Esthonian Troops Capture Key Pskov Junction
Reports from Helsingfors picked up in Copenhagen and sent by the Exchange Telegraph state Esthonian forces have seized the important railway junction at Pskov, located on the rail line between Riga and Petrograd, marking a significant military development May 6.
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Pskov
Riga
Petrograd
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Copenhagen
Exchange Telegraph Company
Esthonians Break Through Pskov Front
London dispatch reports Esthonian forces pierced Bolshevik lines on the Pskov front late last week. Bolsheviks retreating from northwestern positions, signals say they pull back to new positions about six and a half miles east of Gatcina, severing Petrograd communication links.
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London
Pskov
Petrograd
Gatcchina
Poaitiona Ten Versta
Baptists Elect President of the Convention
Shull of Sioux City Iowa was named President of the northern Baptist convention after F W Freman of Denver withdrew. The body adopted a 100 million budget for the next five years and announced the completion of the six million Victory fund begun last fall with a contingent gift of two million from John J Rockefeller received last week.
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Denvei
Cole
Deadly gas and daylight saving act on hold in report
Washington May 24 26 reports note hazardous Lewis chemical specimen on display and a proposal to repeal daylight saving act. Agricultural appropriation bill moves with extra funds including 500000 for tuberculosis fight and 250000 for corn borers. Secretary Houston seeks 366000 for farm management bureau.
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Washington
House
Houston
Congress
Farm Management Bureau
Reception to Be Extended to the Daring Aviators
London May 26 An official reception will be given Marty G Hawker and Lieutenant Commander Grieve the daring aviators formerly given up as Lost when they arrive in London from Scotland The reception will be held at the Maryle Tone stallion according to plans arranged today
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London
Marty G. Hawker
Grieve
Jost
Scotland
American Forces Withdrawn From Archangel
Washington reports ongoing withdrawal of American forces from Archangel. A cable to the War Department said all members of the 434th Infantry were awaiting evacuation. The dispatch added that recalling individual soldiers on casual status would not speed discharges as units would reach home first.
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Crom Archa Rangel Fe
War Department
434Th Infantry
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