Thirty Five Men Wanted From Rere to Portland Shipyards
Local U S employment examiner Becket says thirty six laborers are needed to work in the Portland Oregon shipyards. Pay is seven dollars per day for eight hours. Applicants must be 20 to 50, draft age men bring registration cards and may be drafted. Transportation from Ogden to Portland provided, with a required contract to work months if needed. Additional forty workers sought for same voyage on June 1. Contact Mr Deckett at 2402 Wall Ave Ogden at the earliest opportunity.
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W. Becket, Sr
U.S
Hes
Portand
Ore
Ogden
Portland
Deckett
Sumer Deckett
Wall Avenue
Mexican affair may grow serious
Washington May 28 President Wilson and Secretary Lansing view with keen interest the strained diplomacy between Mexico and Cuba. They seek the real cause of the withdrawal of the Mexican chargé d’affaires from Havana. Explanations so far lack clarity. The president summoned both Mr. Lansing and Secretary Baker for conferences at the departments. Mexico is understood to have discussed the subject, but no details were released.
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United States
Lansing Snid
State Department
Mexico City
Candido Aguilar
Cartan
Cis
Carranza
Cuba
Mexico
Spain
Teutons Las
Alfonso
Washington
Presi
Ont Wilson
Lansing
Xico
Havana
Tanning
Baker
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness
We thank our many friends for their tender aid during our husband and father’s sickness. Afro Shoge sent flowers and comforting words at the services. Mrs. N. cpfand and 80:
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Afro Shoge
N.cpfand
Bamberger seeks to let railroad valuation stand
Wlan Dam Berger, president and general manager of the Bamberger Electric railroad, urged the state board of emulation to allow the company valuation for taxation to stand. He cited recent fires at Ogden and noted freight connections via steam are scarce, yielding little revenue. The request was taken under advisement. Read the Classified Adz.
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ROAR
Salt Lake
Wlan Damberger
Bamberger Electric Railroad
State Board of Emuligation
Bamberger
Ogden
Pigs Kept In Good Condition In The City Notice
Government urges production of poultry and pork leading eden families to raise pigs in back yards. Health Department warns owners to keep pens clean and not nuisance, or pigs will be removed. Law prohibits keeping pigs near homes. proper care prevents disease and epidemics.
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Nik
Chickana
HAL FARR WRITES QF LIFE IN ARMY FOR LIFE
A Mir of Ogden writes from across the Atlantic as an army field clerk. He reports good pay of four dollars daily for expenses, free travel and meals on duty, and equal uniforms with officers minus shoulder epaulets. He notes better treatment abroad, no drill except for minor tasks, and full travel expenses plus private quarters on ships.
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Ogden
Atlantic
Ing
Army
Farr
Washington
Inter
New York
Senate
St Anthony Hosts Big Road Meet Amid Stormy Weather
Fremont county pageant as the Wineho Yellowstone highway association holds its spring meeting despite rain sleet and wind. Attending notables include Governor Alexander Secretary Lougherty Frank R. Gooding and District Forester Kniep. Delegates travel from Rexburg Idaho Falls Pocatello and Salt Lake City as plans form to build the Utah Idaho Yellowstone highway from Salt Lake to Yellowstone Park.
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ST Anthony
Maho
Fremont County
Wineho
Yellowstone Highway Association
Tabernarle
Mark Austin
Rexburg
Wely
Idigho Falls
Shelley
Blackfoot
Ashinn
Pocatello
Salt Lake
Yalee
Twin Falls
Alexander
Lougherty
Halse
Frank R. Gooding
Gooding
D. W. Standrod
Joseph Teterpon
Vocatello
Peter G. Johnson
Clancy St Cisir
Hen W. Driggs
L. Betrieh
Idaho Falls
George W. Hui
Rigby
CW. Poote
Lloyd. Adams
Kexbure
KK. Cunningham
D. A. Mc Tionald
Thomas Hargin
Aeea
J. F. Knlepp
Og+don
Sherif John G
Yellowstone Park
Draft Delinquent Investigated in Salt Lake
May 28 report that J A Daly registered at Coalville Week and failed to report for a physical examination. He was arrested at Newhouse and brought to Salt Lake for investigation. Daly had been discharged from the Navy for illegibility and will be classified for limited service. Gustav Krisbaum, registered at Provo, left town without change of address and will be inducted. Read the Classified Ad.
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J. A. Daly
Coalsville
Newhouse
Salt Take
Navy
Pasa
Gustav Krisbaum
al Provo
Provo
Department of Justice
War as She Has Seen It Presented by Miss Phillips
Miss Phillips 16 10 presents War as She Has Seen It at the Presbyterian church at Twenty fourth Street and Adagio Avenue. Rev Godfrey Mathies chairs the evening at 8 45 with plans and introuetonal remarks, featuring music by Miss Myrtle Unod and Miss Kathleen XI hlitine Cullec with a Star Spangled Banner and audience participation.
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Miss. Phillips
All-Britlan Association of
Oxden
Kathleen X. Phillipe
Uritich Red Cross Society
Presbyterian Church
Siogt
Adaig Avenue
Weday
Godfray Mathies
Planosata
America
Misa Myrtle U
Meritin
W. H. Jolson
Renarka
Godfrey Matiews
Haritone Solo
Iiterty They
Mobr Nemht Brown
Rey Audienee
Nephi Brown
Acontpagist
Miss Myathe
Utah boys arrive at Camp Lewis in early troop wave
Three special trains brought the first troops to Camp Lewis. From Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and Wyoming, 60 select men from Minnesota and 449 from South Dakota arrived, followed by 46 from North Dakota and 23 from South Dakota at 10 9. A later South Dakota train added 507 men. George Copeland of Cheyenne, delayed by illness, joined via transfer and resumed duties as post office clerk while serving.
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Lewis
Alay
Minnesota
South Dakot
Ata
Marth Dakota
South Dakota
North Nakata
South
Monga
Wyoming
George Copaland
Cheyenne
Camp Lewis
Copeland
Eran
Tlee
Idaho Oil of War Law Fallout Seen in Militia
In Voratello Idaho officials discuss a national defense act gap that blocks equipment for a four company state militia battalion. Governor Alexander and Adjutant General Moody eye state funds to buy gear while the federal government has provided rifles. A separate Salt Lake City note reports Attorney William Newton jailed for contempt after resisting court procedures. Also a Salt Lake dispatch confirms a Fowler son reaches France with an engineering regiment amid broader overwork mortality stats.
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Voratello
Idaho
Staten Nuny
Walter
Alexander
War Department
Moody
Salt Lake
William Newton
Sw. IL Wilkins
Criminal Division
Newton
Mewtan
Pred Crockett
Jidge Wilkins
Ile
Tudge Viking
Salt Laker
France
Thomas
Fowler
Alminud Street
Af Hla Aon
J. M. Fowler
British beauty to run for Parliament in North England seat
Mrs Philip Snowdon, wife of the eminent British statesman, is reported by London dispatches to be a candidate for one of the North England seats in the House of Parliament. The notice signals a high profile bid in a major political race.
Army bands to be increased as per General Pershing plan
Washington May 23 The army general staff announces following Pershing recommendations to expand band strength from 28 to 59 pieces. A bugle corps will be created for each infantry regiment and the War Department states the plan aims to bolster military music units nationwide.
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Washington
Army
Craft
Ordre
Pershing
War Department
Proclamation for National Day of Prayer Observance
President's proclamation calls for May day prayers and fasts across the nation. Citizens of all faiths are urged to assemble in homes and places of worship to seek unity, repentance, and guidance. The message emphasizes national harmony and resilience.
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Prater
Wilau
Ti Unilot Rtawos of
America
Prizes Offered to Ship Workers in Britain Yard Contest
London May 24 The Dusty ADL offers £10004 in prize money for competent shipyard workers in Britain and Ireland. The contest bases rewards on percentage of actual hours worked, not billed time, amid wartime labor efforts. The Times quotes Allied reports questioning civilian government control and military oversight in Germany.
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London
ADL
Buldin Yardn
Ireland
Bereaved wife loses her mind in a Chicago tragedy
A distressed widow in Los Angeles is identified with a real Montily and a 19 year old from Chicago. A violent incident is reported as an aviator killed at the Winsdlon Field in Dalles, Yon, with unclear details and numerous garbled phrases.
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Alfred Mr. Me Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Hopgy
Alm
Chicago
Unclear fragment prompts reading of crosswords
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with miscaptioned phrases and nonstandard spellings. Unable to identify a coherent event or names to summarize into a concrete news item.
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