Famous aviator Wilson visits Ogden on homeward voyage
Captain Wilson, veteran of 18 months in France with the American aviation service, passes through Ogden en route to Portland. He earned the Distinguished Service Cross and Croix de Guerre, downed seven Hun planes, and inspired talks on aviation progress. He will resume law practice in the Northwest.
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New York
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Northwest
Meeting of the Boy Scout Masters in Ogden
Scout executives G A Goatees and Hugh John Way spoke at the Ogden city hall meeting on expanding the Boy Scouts of America. Officials outlined plans to reach 1000 members by January 1920 with seven troops and 32 scouts per troop and more than 25 new units planned. Weekly hikes will replace Sunday excursions as scouts proceed toward the goal.
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Ogden
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Soldiers Enroute 70 Siberia Stop in Ogden
Seventy four soldiers of the American army passed through Ogden yesterday afternoon on the way to San Francisco for embarkation to Siberia. Many recruits are young southern boys. They were served by Red Cross volunteers at Inesatation and some visited a theatre before departing west.
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World Markets Omaha Livestock Report Sept 1
Receipts and prices across Omaha Chicago and St Joseph show hogs at mixed gains and losses, cattle and sheep varying by weight and grade. Beef steers and heifers move within narrow ranges as buyers act cautious amid several market zones and regional reports.
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President Wilson Labor Day Message urges unity with workers
President Wilson in a Labor Day message to American workers calls for a conference of labor and industry leaders to discuss improving the capital and labor relationship and wage questions. He expresses confidence in government efforts to lower living costs and boost production while urging citizens to support the program and economize.
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Range War Near Mackay Idaho Threatens Sheep and Cattlemen
In the Mackay area near Mackay Idaho a range war between cattlemen and sheepmen escalates with three raids on sheep camps. A wounded sheepman, Peter Ipsar, lies seriously injured as threats and gunfire continue. C. M. Ronth, sheepmen's attorney, says 14 arrests have been made and more are expected while a special prosecutor coordinates state action.
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Mackay
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Custer
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French Invite Pershing Back Farewell in Paris
Premier Clemenceau and Foreign Minister Tardieu led a farewell to General Pershing in Paris as he prepared to depart for Brest. The American peace delegation and ambassador were present, with two companies guarding the exit. Clemenceau praised Pershing's services and urged continued Franco-American friendship. A Tokyo-Nippon relay noted cholera reports in Yokohama.
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