Red Cross Work On A Large Scale In War Relief
Washington reports the American Red Cross will expend about 12.3 million dollars in six months for war relief abroad led by Henry P. Cabotson. France receives the bulk, with aid also to Russia Romania Italy Serbia England and Armenia. Programs include hospital support depots canteens baths and food, prisoner aid and tuberculosis relief while coordinating with US and French authorities.
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War Department Orders Train Movements Amid Draft
The War Department reports national railroad moves tied to the September draft will pause from September 17 to 24 and again October 1 to 9 to allow preparation. Draft movements begin September 10, with railroads handling about 55 000 men daily for five days and a recovery day before resuming. Separately the Amalgamated Association notes 97 locals, 57 177 members, gained wage increases of 2 to 8 cents hourly in six months, totaling over 4 million annually.
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Engagement Announced In Ogden Society Circles
In Nevada Ogden society circles report the engagement of Miss Peerman to Lieutenant John Packard of Orden. The couple’s wedding plans are in the air as Packard trains at Sadler Salt Lake. Miss Peerman formerly led Wright’s lace and embroidery department and will soon depart Ogden for American Lake.
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Salt Lake
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University of Utah
Brigham City Society Shower News and Weddings
Brigham City notes recount a bridal shower for Mae Wilson and Ed Becklyn, lists attendees, and mentions upcoming weddings including Archie Christensen and Sarah Fletcher in Salt Lake. The column also covers travel, visits, and local residents heading to aviation training, with Society notes continuing on page 7.
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Social whirl list of Ogden residents and visitors
A circulated Ogden social note lists Mrs Arch ie Dowman at the Gamble ranch, Mrs Borman as president of the Child Culture era, and Inez Adatay returning from Island Park. It names numerous locals and visitors in Colorado, New York, Seattle, California and elsewhere, with trips, stays and festive exchanges noted through the season.
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Theatres AT THE OGDEN Idols Stars and Tri Angte at Ogden
The Ogden shows Idolstars a sensational tale of a woman sacrificing all for fame and notoriety and Anally sinking into despair. At the Alhambra Douglas Fairbanks in Down to Earth draws arapacity crowd with his versatile screen charm and sharp wit, a comedy set to delight the audience. Tonight at 11 o'clock the Ogden Feature Film Company presents The Lot.
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Mayor Thompson Sermon Theme Draws Moral Clash
Rev John Edward Carver delivers sermon at Presbyterian church arguing it is impossible to ally with sin and God. He contrasts loyalty to government with neutrality toward war, citing Mayor Thompson as example of double dealing and urging steadfast honesty and duty. Also notes IBEW convention to meet in Atlantic City on September 17.
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Water supply surprise at depot prompts belief in city water
A group of fifteen stationary engineers from Pacific coast cities touring to a convention at St. Louis tested a fountain at Ifolon Depot. Paul L. Heemer of the Union Pacific showed that city water was as cold as spring water when run directly, convincing the skeptics. Meanwhile in Europe news reports a new patriotic party in Essen led by Marie Johann Albrecht and Admiral von Tirpitz challenging the peace resolution, pledging to oppose weak peace terms.
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Notice of Stock Assessment by Mid-Lake Copper Co Ogden Utah
Mid-Lake Copper Company of Ogden Utah announces a board levy of one fourth of one cent per share on capital stock. Payment is due between 1 and 7 pm from September 8 1917. Delinquent shares on October 9 1917 will be advertised for public sale on October 31 1917 to cover the assessment plus costs. A Redfield Secretary 2466 Wall Ave Ogden Utah.
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