Weber County Board to Examine Thirty on Tuesday and Wednesday
A large group of eighteen men certified for service by Weber County district board will report to the local board. The local board will examine thirty on Tuesday at 9 oclock and twenty will be examined on Wednesday. Exemption claims were granted for several, while others certified for service await decisions. Names listed include Charles Loula Jones Eden Newell FP Neilson Key John Witarn Gibeon Orth Ogden Nathan Georgersburg Fort Wayne Croll Hred Warren Clarence M. Baker Ogden William A. Wheeler Slaterville Murad Winson Hodron Plain City Israel Parley Jombe Aden Samuel Mark Nipgham West Weber Clarence Ebey North Orden John Finley Fife Wilrod John William Clark Liberty Lealer Swanner Kayenville Janes Levi Elmer Orden Samuel Albert Shaw Pleasant View Isaac Bearl Campbell North Ord en William Charles Daltgo Roy.
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Rvebereen
Focal Boand
Charles Loula Jones
Eden
Newell FP
Neilson
Koy
John Witarn Gibeon
Orth Ogden
Nathan Georgersburg
Fort Weel
Croll Hred
Warren
Clarence M. Baker
Ogden
Willam A. Wheeler
Slaterville
Murad Winson Hodron
Plain City
Israel Parley Jombe
Aden
Samuel Mark Nipgham
Weat Weber
Clarence Ebey
North Orden
John Finley Fife
Wilrod
John William Clark
Liberty
Lealer Swanner
Kayenville
Janes Levi Elmer Orden
Samuel Albert Shaw
Pleasant Views
Jaaac Bearl Campbell
William Charles Daltgo
Roy
Q Grandon Neal
David Johnston
Andrew Harbertson
Willian M. Anderson
William Tetapin Short
Freddy Kalabit
Joase W. Powers
Man of Family Declines Draft Exemption Letter
A Utah man, Enoch Date Farr, who sought draft exemption claiming a dependent wife and child, writes to Mayor Heywood that he now consents to service. He reports initial exemption denial by the city and district boards, and expresses readiness to report for training, stressing his duty to support his family and join America’s trained volunteers.
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Oglen
Focal
District Board
Heywood
Enoch Date Farr
Utah
Abbot St. Heywood
Roy
Armerica
Private Given Special Medal For Gallant Conduct
Private Henry Lorn McVadyen of an Ontario battalion receives the Military Medal for heroic stretcher bearer work in France. He bound wounds under fire and saved wounded men after a raid, while twenty four non commissioned officers and men from a French Canadian battalion earned similar honors for actions at Tum 70 and Courcelette. The report notes provincial pride and the speaker’s pledge to support the honor and dignity of the Loyal Ogden.
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Tum 70
Courcelette
Fletory
Women Sentenced to Terms in the Penitentiary
Wilder Cole and Arthur Megan pleaded guilty to grand larceny involving an automobile. Judge A W Agee sentenced them to one to ten years in the state penitentiary after they stole a contractor’s car, drove to Idaho, and were arrested and returned to Ogden. The Heart of Texas Ryan and The Midnight Bell showed at the Cozy theater with matinees at noon. prices 5c and 10c.
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Wilder Cole
Arthur Megan
A. W. Agee
Ogden
Idaho
Texas
Ryan
Man Pleads Guilty in Utah Check Cashed Case
Ol Wedneson Baxter and B Feeney cashed a check for 4 at a Wellaville bank. Feeney was found to have funds to cover the check and had cashed several other small checks. He pleaded guilty before Judge Barker and faces sentence Wednesday, with bonds set under 50 dollars.
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H. Baxter
Feeney
Wellaville
Utah
Judee Barker
Change in the First Bishoping on Juniday
Fred W Hodgson formerly second counselor in the bishopric of the First ward has established an architectural business in Logan Utah and relocated from this city. That evening he was honorably released from his position which he had held since the division of the First and Elevenths wards with a vote of thanks for his service. Joseph Wright was unanimously sustained as counselor to Nish op UH, Bnalgn.
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Fred W. Hodgson
Logan
Utah
Tonval
Hin Tabara
Jorenh E. Wright
Nish+ op UH
Bnalgn
Ames Pingree Named to Liberty Loan Advisory Council
Iamen Pingree of Ogden, president of the Pingree Navona bank, was notified by Secretary William G. McAdoo of his appointment as a member of the Liberty Loan Advisory Council for the Twelfth Federal Reserve district. Salt Lake leaders Gor Sian Hamberger Mayor W Mont Ferry F C Richmond Clarence Bamberger all accepted council posts. If Pingree accepts, he will work with Salt Lake members in Utah to aid the Liberty loan drive.
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Iamen Pingree
Ogden
Pingree Navona! Bank
William OG. MeAdoo
Liberty Loan Advisory Council
Federal Reserve Dis Iter
Pingree
Utah
Gor
Sian Hamberger
W. Mont Ferry
F. C. Richmond
Commercial Club
HH. Farneworth
Walker Bros. Bank
Clarence Bamberger
Liberty Loan Committee of
Salt Lake
Wingrre
Salt Lake Menilera
Atatecrde Campaien
Seemig Liberty
Ogden Musician Leaves for Colonia Juarez Voyage
Ogden musician 10 makes his journey to Mexico leaving Friday September 7 to join the 1. L. O. S. shleh reboot in Colonia Juarez Mer where he has accepted a position. Relatives and a few friends gathered at his parents home on Twenty third street Thursday to wish him success in his new musical venture.
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Oborn
Ogden
Colonia Juares
Mer
Man Held After Preliminary Hearing Request
Oleh Taylor Armelt was arraigned in municipal court for a preliminary hear ing on larceny charge. State requested time to enter a plea and announce whether he desires a preliminary hearing. Case noted in the local classified section with a fee reference.
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Oleh Taylor Armelt
Thowas
How to Win the War Through Public Cooperation
A wartime library handbook explains intelligent efficiency across public service. It outlines agencies, army and navy branches, and national defense roles, urging readers to study maps, policy, and the council on national defense to aid universal democracy.
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Committee On Public Information
Washington
National Defense
National Guard
Arllery
Ube Cavalry
Infantry
MacMillan Arctic Expedition Declared Successful By Hydrographers
Donald MacMillan returns to New York from a fruitless search for Crocker Land yet asserts the voyage was not a failure. The expedition yielded definite scientific facts beyond prior testing, and proved that Crocker Land beyond Peary’s belief was a mirage.
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Macmillan
Arctic
Donald MacMillan
New York
Crocker
Negro troops in separate units for service in France
Washington reports that black soldiers will be organized into separate units like the regular army with noncombatant roles on the line of communication. Drafted negros may train at camps, but volunteering for battalions will be restricted to support work behind the front. The War Department expects a significant share of the 687,000 first increment to be assigned to France or immediate support duties along roads and railways.
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Secretary of the Navy
Washington
National Army
Insro
Natonal
National Guard
National
France
War Department
Ferrati
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