Five Draft Exemption Board Denies Five Claims
Eight caveats heard by Ogden city exemption board in a morning session led to five exemption denials while one case was granted. Individuals named include Donald J. Rogers of Tulins, Emery J. Lasser of Laurel, Ky., and Robert Cutler of Tooele Utah. Other claimed dependents from across the region faced scrutiny as boards weigh wife and child support versus duty.
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Davie Wilson Dies After Drinking Cold Water
Orns Cold. Water Mois. With Two Hours Orns Cold. Water Mois. With Two Hours Drigham City Sept 5 Services held this afternoon for Davie Wilson who died Monday evening at his brother Robert K Wilsons home after convulsions from drinking cold water following exhaustion on a threshing crew He was born January 12 1860 in this city son of the late TL HK Wilson Funeral at Third Ward Chapel with interment in city cemetery
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Robert K. Wilson
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Brigham City to Organize Red Cross Chapter
Brigham City officials held a Red Cross meeting to organize a local chapter amid a light turnout for the holiday Monday. The planning committee includes Denmark Jensen Wynn J Eddy Victor E Jedren Elisabeth Wrisht J E Halverton Mrs John T Bite Wood Mrs Thomas J Blackburn WC Horsley Hira Olena MN Stobl and others with business moved to local season and Paris Mi department.
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Sugar Industry Placed Under Hoover War Food Admin
Refiners representatives and Food Administration officials announced the United States raw sugar trade would be channeled through committees named by Herbert Hoover. Hoover said the voluntary arrangement will ensure fair prices for American consumers during the war.
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Washington
United States
Food Administration
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Kaiser 10 Rule All the World Voice of Tarkington on War
Theodore Tarkington warns that a German victory would mean world domination with Prussia ruling and the United States subjugated. He argues the war will define governance and that America must unite for victory to prevent Kaiserlike rule and a restructured world order. The column frames steam and electricity as shrinking global space and urges vigilance against complacency.
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Tarkington
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Prussia
United States
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Karnebsck
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Willard Urges Nation to Self-Denying War Effort
Daniel Willard, chairman of the national council of defense, urges total national effort for victory. He says every individual must sacrifice and refrain from self indulgence to help America win the war and prevent Kaiser rule, warning that defeat or victory would both lead to Kaiser's lasting power.
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National Council of Defense
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French Commission Arrives in San Francisco Under Escort
Edouard de Hilly leads the French high commission which is touring the country and arrived in San Francisco. A program of entertainment including banquets and a reception is planned for the distinguished visitors who will stay through Saturday. A military escort met the party and flags were displayed along the march route.
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Edouard de Hilly
High Commission
Striking Coal Miners in Fight at Wilton Plant
Several hundred shots were exchanged between striking miners and company guards at the Wilton Plant of the North Jerico Coal Company near Barboursville Ru on September 5. A message to the sheriff’s office reported no fatalities and no attempt to operate the mines that day with nonunion workers.
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Auctioneer ad promises secure cemetery lot
A dated, playful verse advertises a cemetery offering an attractive resting place. It promotes absolute security, no disturbance, and a vault-like assurance, inviting readers to “GIVE US A TRIAL” with a light humorous tone.
Livestock Conservation Advice Circulated to Halt Losses
A letter to Gen eral Agent W H Chovers from H V Platt urges livestock conservation to prevent thousands of horses mules cattle hogs and sheep from railroad injuries each year. It recommends fenced enclosures, restricting roaming stock, local ordinances, and careful stock management by road crews and farmers to reduce economic waste and protect military supplies.
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Germany clears of her guilt in wartime claims
Amsteindam Sept 5 An interview with a German chancellor notes disclosures at the Treason trial in Petrograd. Dr Georg Michaelis argues test imony from Russian ministers undermines the idea of Germany starting the war and claims the new disclosures shift European judgment, citing influence from France and England and implicating Russian and French factions in provoking the conflict. Read the Classified Ads.
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War alarm urged as patriots urged to wake up
New York and other states receive letters from the National Security League urging immediate action to arouse public support for the war. Prominent figures including Charles J. Bonaparte and Sidney J. Catto express concerns that pacifism and pro-German sentiment persist. Officials from Florida and North Carolina echo calls for heightened patriotism and warning against peacemongers.
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Prisoners Recaptured by British Patrol in North Sea
London reports the recapture of six German prisoners who had escaped from the country. British forces patrolling the North Sea on September 1 seized a small boat carrying the fugitives, ending their escape.
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North Sea
Ingers Wonderful Midgets Open Today at the Orpheum
The Orpheum opens with the Four Day engagement of Binger Midgets led by Manager Goya, promising a large crowd and early arrival to secure seats. The program features twenty points and two elephants, Romanoff sisters, and varied acts including music, dancing, and a talking-bird routine with Antrim and Vale.
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