New York Protest Parade Demands Socialism in City
In Ort 22 New York saw 10 000 to 15 000 public school students from an Arabnaville Jewish district parading with banners calling We want Socialism Down with the high cost of living and Down with the Gary system. Police reserves were deployed as officials monitor the wider unrest linked to the Gary education plan and Brownsville controversy.
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New York
Arwnaville
Brooklyn
Susan
Gary Eystern
Saintunel
Gary
Brownsville
Lonter
Alty
Jobnn F. Mylan
Imocraile
Mitchel
Fusion
Utah Artillery Seeks Recruits From Utah and Coast States
Utah Artillery announces a push to recruit volunteers for the 145th field artillery and the supply company. Captain Elmer Johnson reports quotas met and urges Utah men and Californians to enlist, aiming to form a fully volunteer regiment from Utah and nearby states with calls for about 100 more troops.
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Ogden
145Th Field Artillery
Utah
Mothfehl Artillery
Firat
Elmer Johnson
Contin
Johnson
Kearny
6A Vista
Cal
Juchand
Young Deatree
Californ
Fix
Bayi Ng
Cetdad
Cain
Salt Lake
Children of Mary to Organize Catholic Dramatic Club
Notice states Children of Mary will hold a meeting Tuesday evening in St Joseph's hall to organize a Catholic Dramatic club under director Cap Sullivan. A comedy is planned for November. May Conroy, president, notes invitations for attendance. See Harold Lockwood in Paradise Garden at the New Utah Theatre Thursday.
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The
Childrens of Mary
St Joseph'a
Cap Sullivan
May Conroy
Paradise
Harold Lockwood
Paradise Garden
Trenton of the
Voluntary dissolution notice and urban suit in Weber Utah
Legal notices announce a planned voluntary dissolution of WW. O. Kay Elevator Company under Utah law with publication deadline, plus an alias summons from Ogden Municipal Court involving Western Importing Co. versus Mike Cucchin et al for a $4232.88 claim. The document also directs sheriff service in Weber County and cites dated 1917 items.
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State of
Teah
Weber
District Court
Second Judicial District
Utah
W. C. Ray Elevator
WW. O. Kay Elevator Company, & Corporation
Ogden
Petors
George A. Marker
Minpeace
Western Importing Co
Hox
Mika” Russ
Aliaal
Mike Cucchin
Utsh
Ald
Sal
Costa
Weber County
George
Thurker
Aurker
Judas
Fulton
Prayer and Armor in The Christian Soldier Service
A Sunday sermon from the Episcopal church applies Pauls armor to Christian life. It emphasizes prayer as essential to spiritual preparedness, opening the soul to divine grace and establishing communion with God through persistent supplication and faith.
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Chris Manarvera Premon
Elkert
Talib
Souks
Paul
God
Lord Tennyson
Ar. Gladstone
Holman Hunt
Patriotic Young Women Subscribe for Liberty Bonds
Misses Nerah and Ddlth Wadsworth of Riverdale show strong wartime resolve by subscribing to Liberty Bonds to support their mother and family. Both work to fund their bonds and contribute generously to the Red Cross fund, joining a broader drive to back America’s war effort.
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Nerah
Ddlth Wadsworth
Tiverdale
Liberty Bonds
Ned Cros Fund
Petitotec
Mterty
Leacer Eal Todew
America
Germany
Aavsecry
The 13th Chair at Orpheum Wednesday
Local management announces the arrival of The 13th Chair at the Orpheum with two performances next Wednesday including matinee and night shows. The production, by Dayard Veiller, a major New York hit, achieved record financial success and critical acclaim.
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New York
Forty-eighth Street
Dayard Veiller
Laready
Himsrlf
Ith
Eritica
Pinon
New York Bond Purchases Rise Amid Weekend Subscriptions
New York reports show a weekend rise in Wherry loan subscriptions with a Monday morning jump of 16 million by Standard Oil of New York and 1 million by Charles M Schwab, swelling total subscriptions to 891,000,900. The week end total included a 2,000,000 bid by The trial and defeat company of Onondaga, Syracuse.
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New York
Standard Ol Company of
Charten M. Schwab
Beihle Het Steel Corporation
Thiabrowe
Ogden Socialist ticket urged for party slate
Voters are urged to place on the primary ballot S A Israfsson for mayor commissioner and union delegate. George Ranson for four term commissioner. George J Malan for auditor. W J Stone for municipal judge. The notice endorses voting straight and lists C A Kennedy as campaign secretary.
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Ogden City
S. A. Israfsson
Ogden
Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly
George Ranson
Cooper
Colorado
C. A. Kennedy
Cabaret Evils Revealed Prompt Courtcases and Reforms
Chicago reports alleged cabaret evils revealed by young girls led to 300 men and women arrested for visiting cafes saloons and dance halls. City hotel owners propose reforms including ending afternoon dances amid a drive to curb decadence. Jeffries reacts to death of Fitzsimmons calling him a great old general and expresses sorrow. Movements in Abermarlean and David Spackman note a marriage in Beet Us Weak.
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Chicago
Slris
Bey
Komen
Jeffries Espreques
Burbank
Cal
James J. Jeffries
Robert Fitzsimmons
Coney Island
Lean
Nimaoly
Por
Jeffries
Chris Flygare Seeks Reelection as City Commissioner
City Commissioner Chris Flygare announces candidacy for reelection in Ogden stating his record supports continued public service. He promises renewed effort and asks voters to judge whether four more years of work meet their needs.
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Tere
Ogden
Leroy Farley for City Auditor Ad Goes on Election
Leroy Farley runs as a nonpartisan candidate for city auditor, pledging to serve people’s best interests, maintain economy, and keep businesslike, with endorsements from local business leaders and property owners.
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Gandidate
Cours
Lana Heavy
Weden
Ceiton
Cantare
Weny
Weatherby Seeks City Commission Post in Ads
A.B. Weatherby pledges to serve Ogden taxpayers with efficient city governance if elected, opposing corruption and cronyism. He vows to appoint only capable officials based on merit and to place public interests first in all decisions.
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Vetera
Ogden
Tahal
Jobe
Joe Pingree, JR
Millions of Men Bearing Arms Worldwide War Totals
Washington reports a combined 25 million soldiers at arms in World War I, with 37.5 million allied and 16.2 million central powers. Naval personnel are not counted. Strong listings include France 9 million, Great Britain 6 million, Italy 3 million, Japan 1.1 million, United States over 1 million, and many others.
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Arme
Thi
Lataat War Department
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Turkey
Wulgerla
France
Italy
Japan
United States
Serbia
Portugal
Montenegro
Liberia
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