Ogden Army Animal Sale Attracts Buyers Nation Wide
Ogden will host a major army stock sale with about 3000 horses and 1000 mules, drawn from across the United States. Orden Sales expects strong demand, with buyers from Chicago to Fort Worth and New York arriving Monday, as government contracts loom and stock undergoes inspections at the sale yard starting September 12.
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Orden Sales Company
United States
Borsa
Acd
Orden
Iba
Kiven & Force
Oxden
Ogden
Apa
Chicago
Miles City
Mont
Maftey
Ida
Fort Worth
Tet
Denver
Plans Completed for Hot Springs Sanitarium at Resorts
A Utah Hot Springs sanitarium project worth about 250000 is ready to start, with plans for a full hotel and modern spa. D M Ensign says material shortages stall progress though water piping and high pressure supply are arranged. remodeling includes lobby changes, new pool facilities, Turkish baths, private baths, and a modern office. A large water flow near the mountain will supply pools once piping is ready.
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Utah
Mot Springs
Ensign Aald
Pew
Americans Singled Out for Cruel and Inhuman Treatment
In a testimony by Gunner Depew he described brutal abuse in German prison camps including bayonet wounds, mockery about neutrality, beatings with gun butts, and severely poor rations and shelter. He recalled shattered ribs, cold conditions, and no prisoner mail or adequate medical care. A British Steamer Roanoke sunk report follows in U S dispatches.
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Gunner Depew
Guanta
Riba Ct
Jin
Ted Croax
Doctor Johnson's City Court Arraignment Draws Crowd
A large crowd gathered as Dr. C. T. Johnson faces arraignment in municipal court on a charge of practicing medicine without a license. Attorney John G. Wills filed a demurrer arguing insufficient grounds for the complaint. The judge's ruling awaited.
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Egainat C. T. Johnson
Johan
Ttn
State Board of Medical
John G. Wills
Johnson
Rugtain
Tagker
Peach Prices Hold Despite Lighter Peach Crop Outlook
The county fruit men report a weak peach crop this year with lower production and uneven quality. Prices near 1.75 per bushel reflect tentative contracts that guarantee growers a price floor while buyers cover potential upsides. The bulk of the harvest is expected to move to canning factories and retailers next week as market releases expand.
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Iida
Soldier Boys to Be Guests at Theater Engagement
All formers of the national army certified for service from Ogden will be guests of Manager Marmon Veerr at the Oxden theater during the engagement of The Slacker, opening this afternoon for a three day run. The picture portrays duty over escape and follows a young man deciding to serve after marriage.
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National Army
Ogden
Marmon Veerr
Oxden
Bex
Allen
Militants Pickets Arrested in White House Protest
In Washington on September 4 militants from the National Woman's Party faced police action at the White House gates as a procession honoring draftees drew crowds. Officers arrested several picketers while others joined from nearby spots, signaling a continued protest effort.
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Wassingaton
National Woman's Party
Aday
National Army
White House
Vickers Bean
Para
Bambo'a
Ali Anternoon
Runaway Buckboard Stopped by Neighbor Aid
Mrs Itosa Staples driving with two children on Munroe Avenue lost control when the singletree broke. The horse bolted toward Jefferson Avenue as onlookers shouted. Neighbors Mrs Goodman and Mr Egan intervened. the horse calmed and the wagon resumed travel with no injuries.
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F. Eran
Itosa
Oth
Leroy
Johnny
Munroe Avenue
Ternty
Ile
Arcend Street
Jefferson Avenue
Thonas Linker Sentenced to Three Months in County Jail
Thomas Linker was sentenced by Judge A E Pratt to three months in the county jail for assault with intent to do bodily harm. He was arrested about two months ago by Patrolman Will Richardson after a preliminary hearing. Linker previously shot himself in the foot during a confrontation on Twenty fifth Street while threatening Patrolman Richardson.
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Thomas Linker
A. E. Pratt
District Rtn
Jangault
Linker
Will Richardson
Twenty Fifth Street
Richardson
Michaldson
Hichardson
Andyrtaken
Labor Demands Grow for Higher Wages in Shipyards
In Victoria and Seattle area shipyard workers press for wage increases from fifty to eighty cents for an eighty four day period across labor classes. The United States Shipping Board faces a potential strike as Foundation Company and Cameron Genoa Builders await a board decision. J D McNiven travels to Seattle and Portland to study wage conditions for munition plants while workers remain at work pending the board’s action.
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Munnitions Board
United States Shipping Board
Seattle
Anglo American Day Observed at Blackpool Parade
Anglo American Day observed in Blackpool with a planned aerial demonstration by allied forces. Prominent leaders from Britain and the United States attend a Central Station reception before a procession to the Grand Theater. Speech planned by Dr. Walter Nuttrick and General Smith reiterates resolve to sustain shared aims of the alliance.
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Trackpool
Thaiand
Blackpool
America
England
National War Ats
Losdfieoree
Arquith
Tumar Taw
N.llarara
Central
Sirand
Waleraen Nuttrick
Mle Jomey
Smith
Hesten McIntosh to Be Sentenced on Thursday
Hesten McIntosh pleaded guilty in a district court division this morning to a statutory offense and faced sentencing set for Thursday morning. Prosecutors expect a heavy term as the incident involved a trip from Pocatello with a woman, who is said to be his wife, and McIntosh’s prior occupation as a brakeman for the Oregon Short Line.
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Melitonic
Acvo
District Court
Agor
Poratello
Jidsho
Pocatella
McIntosh
Peace Prayers Open Pilgrimage Week Led by Dshop Jones
The Pilgrimage of Prayer Week opens with the Episcopal diocese in Utah, Idaho and Ampons observing daily services. Bishop Jones led the first service at the Church of the Good Shepherd at 10 o’clock, focusing on prayer for missions, unity, and peace amid the wartime nations. A women’s auxiliary meeting of the board of kinstone attended the quarterly conference this afternoon.
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Utah
Idaho
Fath Jones
Church of the Good
Women's Auxiliary
Board of Kuinstona
Choir Rehearsals Set to Resume Next Thursday
Tabernacle choir members will return with men at 7 20 pm for special part practice on new choruses and women at 8 00 pm. Director Joseph Hallantyne expresses optimism for the season's work, studying many new choruses including portions of Elijah and Lazaraa and a full performance of The Seven Last Words of Christ by Theo Aubote.
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Tabernacle Choir
Mort
Joseph Hallantyne
Sraron
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Lazaraa
Edwants
Curist
Theo Aubote
Vinegar Bill and Punishments Under Prohibition Law
A fragment discusses a man nicknamed Vinegar Lil and a spring arrest for drunkenness. It notes a prohibition clause limiting felony charges for a second drunken offense and mentions a spectator offering a drink leading to arrest. A $50 fine was imposed with an alternative of 60 days in jail.
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Ettire
Thowaha
Mate
Spectatoreee Hanbertson
Lavina McGriff Dies in Las Vegas Event
A terse message arrived by morning post from John J. Driver in Des Moines Iowa stating Mrs Jasina McGriff mother of Fu G Mes McGriff a former fruit grower from North Orden died in Las Vegas Nevada on August 25 Mrs McGriff will be remembered as a former member of the First M Church of Orden.
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Ken Moines
Iowa
Mra
Jasina McGriff
Fu G. Mes Griff
North Orden
Las Vegas
Nevada
MeGriff
M. Th Jehurch
Orden
New York Honors Drafted Men Parade Through Borough Centers
New York celebrated its drafted soldiers with a 30 000 strong tribute as parades filled Manhattan Utooklya and surrounding centers. Crowds thronged lines of march cheering recruits bound for national service as mayor Mitchel praised their Spartan resolve.
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New York
Manhattan
National Army
National
Baker Called On for Information on Defective Ammunition
Washington September 4 Secretary Baker was called on for information by a House resolution regarding sending defective ammunition to American troops in Europe. The measure, offered by Representative McLemore of Texas, passed without comment. An investigation was proposed into another military committee resolution after a conference with Secretary Baker, who saw no serious issue in the allegations.
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Baker
House
McLemore
Dent
Military Committee
Waker
Evers
Europe
Americans On Italian Front in Turin Move
The American Red Cross commission departed Home today for the aba front and passed through Turin this afternoon. It was received by military and engineers, marking a ceremonial and supportive transit amid ongoing operations.
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Red Cross Commission
Turin
Italy
American Red Cross Commission
Aba Front
Hearst Improves After Weeks Under Doctor Care
Sept 4 reports show William R Hearst greatly improved after weeks with physicians. He had suffered a serious breakdown while at San Tule Obapo county about 259 miles south of San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Willian R.hearst
Hearnt
San Tule Oblapo County
City council backs governor over pacifist agitation
A special Chicago council meeting showed 40 of 48 aldermen in favor of a resolution praising Governor Lowden and censuring the mayor for his stance against pacifist agitation. The vote reflects strong support for the governor amid local political tension.
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Chicago
Aidermen
Lowden
Severe setback in stock market sparks panic selling
New York traders faced a sharp rout as prices dropped about five points amid frantic liquidation. Rumors of government steps to seize railroads and close the stock exchange circulated, fueling the selloff. Major rails like the New York Central and St. Paul hit new lows. United States Steel sank from 111.75 to below 103 as turnover topped 1,099,000 shares.
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New York
Sept
New York Central
New Haven
St. Paul
United States Steel
War Profits Tax Voted Down in Senate
Washington September 4 The Senate rejected Senator Hollis proposal to strike out the finance committee plan extending war profits tax to peace profits and favoring a 10 percent increase. The vote 57 to 25 kept the excess profits tax intact and blocked La Follette 60 percent flat increase aimed at not less than 1.6 billion dollars.
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Hellis
Bobi Beads
Gran
Mullis
Wasting
Jobs’ von
California
Jones
Kenyon
King
Hirby
Fotlette
eFtellar
McNary
Neyers
Nevt Thompson
Trammell
Wardamst
Cane Sugar Men Visit Hoover for Maximum Price Talks
Representatives of the cane sugar refining industry visit Washington to confer with Herbet Hoover on establishing maximum prices for 1917 sugar products. They have agreed to enforce a voluntary minimum price, as the cane sugar crop is expected to be the largest in U S history.
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Washington
Herbes Hoover
Tarohy
United States
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