Huntville Meeting Aims at Liberty Loan Support
Random references note a Huntville gathering led by Col C A Daydell to discuss Liberty Loan support. Frazer remains at Camp Green, Charlotte, while Parrots and others plan musical numbers and a large audience is urged to attend. Citizens urged to subscribe to the loan. wartime stunt pictures praised for patriotism and aid.
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E. Fraser
United States
Aira
Frazer
Parrots
John A. Gneddor
Camp Green
Charlotte
Huntaville
Col
C. A. Daydell
Mane
Liberty
Joan Tonfeht
Etatorate
Arements
Wade
Have
Latge
Alvendy
Walter Blevene
Ogden Valley
Prosecution Delayed as Court Deliberates Case Involving Hauer Inbie
Proceedings in municipal court were postponed to tomorrow morning to continue the case against Joseph Laudrica charged with leaving Hauer Inbie in possession. The proclamation by Governor Tam berner declaring a half holiday aimed at stimulating Liberty loans was referenced as context for the delay.
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Loeacer
Tamberner
Iberty Ioan
Joseph Laudrica
Lauelri¢a
Hauer
Annual Reds and Blues golf contest set at club
The Red and Blue golf match between club members will conclude after Gan jay, with two teams drafted by lot. Captains Waeht and TL Duebmilter announced lineups and urged late additions before the Saturday and Sunday matches that close the season. Obscure city notes follow including births, licenses, and Liberty Day observances, with local business and city activity listed.
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Ganjay
Rede
WC. Waeht
Abbott Gitex
T. Wright
A. G. Horm
W. H. Harria
W. F. Hudixer
W. HH. Wattis
Wright
C. A. Day
Hugh Wood
Doyce
Dr. Worrell
Dr. Laker
LT. Dee
C. A. Boyd
Mee Kimball
Jon
Beowerol, Jr
Brown
Mark Smith
P.M. Nye
Royal Heelen
Richard Teek
Frank
Rottap
VF Kirkendall
Porter
G. Taylor
J. W. F. Volker
G. W. McCune
Mark Brown
J. C. Eccles
A. J. Jack Browntog
Blac
TL Duebmilter
R. E. Drinfol
Mr. Murphy
C. Day
F. W. Fienuth
Thomas
W. H. Shearman
H.W. Dura
J. M. Eccles
Jensen
Enry Volker
Special Exercises Held at Schools Across Districts
Liberty Lang day observances were held at multiple schools including Stain Industrial retool the School for the Deaf Mind Webb Academy and Ogden retool Aubleigh echoes. Cencreseman Welling spoke at the Meeter pradumy. James Wegree addressed Ogden bleh fctusil committee and J J Laws spoke for Twelfth reserva Hlrtuct.
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Sperrial
Schiatia
Stain Industrial
Aubleigh
Cencreseman Welling
Pradumy
Ogden Bleh
James Wegree
Thea Becal
J. J. Laws
Rtudenta
Anton Wah
Bl. Joseph's
Real Estate Transfers Include Several Warranty Deeds and Quit Claims
The notice records transfers from Ide A Shur to Torace L Sturt II with an 800 dollar consideration and a warranty deed, from John Parry and wife to Elias Parry for 400 dollars with a warranty deed, from George C Kelp and wife to Arcada Band and Livestock Company by quit claim, and from Frank Gowalz and wife to Genevieve A Wood and William H Wood covering all lots in the Lakeview addition with a 9 dollar consideration and warranty deed.
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Ide A. Shur
Torace L. Sturt II
W. Ree, BT
John Parry
Elias Parry
Bat A
George C. Kelp
Arcada Band and Livestock Company
Frank Gowalz
Genevieve A. Wood
William H. Wood
Lakeview Addition
Brigham City's Liberty Loan Day Observed
Brigham City observes Liberty Day with extensive local drive committees and plans to insure Dor Elder bounty’s $100,000 allotment by week’s end. Subscriptions reached $46,000 by yesterday morning as canvassing continues with no public meeting to avoid interference. Funeral services held for Mrs Peter Baird of the first ward, who was an invalid for 37 years. William Mel lary Vaiand, born Glasgow July 4 1839, came to America in 1863. four of 13 children survive. A ward concert is planned for Saturday night featuring local talent. Bishop Lorenzo Nistohl will speak. proceeds fund Liberty loans for the ward. No standard admission. attendees may contribute as they please.
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Brigham City
Dor Elder
Peter Baird
Peopin
Lorenzo Nistohl
Sat
Take
Tesa
Uberty
Rart Nua
A. Day
Federal Stererve Bank
ID Watts
Abe Weber
Oxden
Ogden
First National Bank
P.M. Parry
Utah Power & Light
Tilberty Loan
Fouts
Denver
Thle Grande Mailroad Company
F. E. Clarity
Wi. TE Wattie
Ander
State Executive Committee
Denver & To Grande Hatfield
Liberty
Wish National Bank
Inkrem
San Francisco
Booth ‘Am Faeilie
Americat Can Company
New York
Yeatentay
Utah National Bank
Wattis
Mw Messene
Apzistant
Jenokianon
Oregon
Union Pacific
Orden
Fiv
Joseph Scowcroft
John Scow[croft & Bons Company
Amalgamated Sursr Company
Empire Copper Company
Lion Coal Company
Wyom Tng Coal Company
Meeting of Weber County Carers of State
A meeting was held today by the Weber club with members from fourteen factories in Weber county and nearby areas. The purpose was to review the sman's park and heart reports from the various meteleth, with the tiring still in progress under President Merbert J. Merrigetva.
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Weber Club
Rinten
Weber County
Kheck
Sman’s Park Aml
Merbert J. Merrigetva
Money and Liberty Bond Show at Coury Theater
A local program highlights Uncle Sam and Liberty Bond support with film and star attractions. Doug Fairbanks in The Fighting Trail and William Dun in Happiness headline the lineup as residents boost patriotism and entertainment values.
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Doug. Fairbanks
William Duncan
the Coury
Doug Fairbanks
Whitaker and Burt Named to Aid Local Fuel Committee
Conroy, head of the local fuel administration, names Ramuel T. Whitaker and Thomas G. Burt of Orden as committeemen to work with him. The committee will immediately collect data and form plans to improve the local fuel situation and ensure Ogden is supplied with coal.
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Thomas G
Burt
Whitaker
Conroy
W. W. Armatrana
Ramuel T. Whitaker
Thomas G. Burt
Orden
Cotlvet
Ogden
Cooksmith Chemical Co Directors Meeting Notice
A morning called for the board of direttora of the Cooksmith Chemical Co. Oct. 29, 1817, 7:30 p. m. at 1265 Twenty-fourth Rt. é MES. ELIZABETH 1, COOK, Trestdedt.
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Board of Direttora
Cooksmith Chemical Co
Elizabeth
Cook
Kerensky Raises Stirring Appeal In Parliament
Kerensky delivers an emotional address in Petrograd urging individual responsibility at the front and rear for a victorious but demobilized army. He defends officers from charges of demoralization, cites the July Bolshevik reaction as dictatorship, and calls for army reorganization and discipline amid war talk.
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Rex today features Donna Drew in The Lair of the Wolf
The Rex presents a lineup including Donna Drew in The Lair of the Wolf and Gale Henry in Back to the Kitchen with all first-run pictures and tickets on sale for the day.
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Evanston
Thomas Norton
Rex
Wolf
Gale Henry
Donna Drew
Weeld
Noted Explorer Returns Medals in Protest
Captain Noght Amnundeon, noted Nateedian ey Dieter, visited the Gyrian degation at Chriatlaniy na Tuneday to present medals to the German minister in Cetswan decorations a personal protest against peaceful Norwegian exilers on October 11.
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London
Noght Amnundeon
Ey Dieter
Chriatlaniy Na
Aage
Big companies aid Ogden in Liberty Loans
Ogden businessmen report strong local support for the Liberty loan drive. Subscriptions come from major firms and executives, with notable pledges from Utah Power & Light and the Denver & Rio Grande, totaling well over a quarter of a million dollars in several commitments. Joseph Scowcroft leads local applications for multiple firms, signaling robust regional participation.
Supreme Court Upholds Dry Capital Law
Washington Oct 21 The law making the national capital dry on November 1 was upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court today, which dismissed attacks by liquor interests.
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Wasiington
Focal Supreme Court
Champ Clark lashes grafters in Elmhurst address
Oklahoma City reports Speaker Champ Clark denounced a New York conspiracy he called a ring of grafters seeking to weaken government liberty to raise loan interest. He described their acts as spiritual descendants of Civil War forces who cut government bonds to half value.
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Oklahoma City
UA “Ring
New York
Cnanders
Champ Clark
Clarkie
German sailors escape from Fort McPherson fort in Atlanta
Reports say several German sailors from the ship Prince Eitel Friedrich and the Appam escaped from the fort in Atlanta. Officials noted they did not know the men well and investigations are ongoing.
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Atlanta
Fia
Termat
Ford McPhesentt
Eitel Freiderich
Appam
Fragmented courtroom scene mutters from a nervous lawyer
A garbled OCR style fragment shows a nervous lawyer addressing the court with repetitive phrases about an unfortunate client. The text hints at a crowded courtroom and a strained exchange with the judge, ending with misread journal reference terms.
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Elien
Dadpe
Berlin Admits German Defeat on Alene Front
War Office reports advanced German batteries were blown up and abandoned as French forces pressed the Alene front. French troops driven toward villages Vermont and Chavignon, positions between them became untenable, forcing a German withdrawal.
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Alene Front
Prench
Herr
Cinta
Vermont
Chavignon
Pershing Sees Major French Front Attack In France
General Pershing joined General Franchet d Esperey at the Aisne front observing the French assault then entered the trenches amid shellfire. He later accompanied d Esperey to Petain headquarters where a detailed report of the successful attack was given to the commander in chief.
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Pershing
Yestentay
Aisne
Franchet d'Esperey
Rome
Diatanen
Nex
Perehing
No Immediate Peace Prospects, German Morale Weakens
Washington reports there is no prospect of peace soon despite Germany’s morale decline. Peasant and army morale falter as minister A Stovall returns from four years abroad and warns that Germans realize the war is a total failure. Food and other economic conditions in Germany are deteriorating.
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Washington
Oct
Germady
A. Stovall
Switzerland
Wilson
Mr. Stoval
Germany
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