Special Electric Line Rates for Ogden Celebration
Ogden announces special electric railway rates for next Saturday's Military Fashion Show and parade. A large turnout is expected from towns along the O and B networks with ads boosting attendance. Fort Douglas soldiers join by special cars to Ogden, with Red Cross nurses and a large parade supporting a one day event.
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Ogden
EL. Gristot
Moyal Eecks
Bamberger Electric
Enibusiaem
Bas R. Dued
Possibie
Red Cross
Fort Douglas
Ely
Glenwood Park
Kr. Trelnbold Kantler
Earl Nt
Vardoe
W. T. Greenwell
Alnbt
Militanta
Jeussid
Well Known Ogden Dentist Goes to American Lake
Lieut. Franklyn Girde Dallimore leaves Ogden at 3:35 PM for American Lake Washington to train in the dental reserve corps. A prominent local dentist, he studied at Northwestern University and earned his dental diploma, with Dr. J. M. Gants accompanying him. An advertisement touts Kidney Tilla as a remedy for kidney trouble and related pains, claiming refunds if not repaid for the product.
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Franklyn Girde Dallimore
Ogden
American Tale
Wark
Dental
Dallimore
Oxden
Northwestern University
Gants
Dal
C.J
Dry vote seals prohibition in Dallas County Texas
Complete local option figures from Dallas County show 10516 dry votes to 5564 anti prohibition, a dry majority of 1352. Dallas city will close saloons October 1, affecting 220 saloons, one brewery and twelve wholesale houses with an estimated capital of about 2.6 million dollars.
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Dallas
Tex
Dallas County
Relief for Americans in German War Zones Staged by Congress
Secretary of State urges Congress to appropriate 80,000 for relief of Americans to Germany or German occupied territories and 100,000 for special allowances to consular and diplomatic officers abroad. Additional requests include 225,900 for clerks at agencies, 142,000 for contingent expenses of foreign missions, 120,000 for clerk hire, and 376,000 for travel expenses for diplomatic and consular personnel.
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Washington
Germany
1 Hing
Congress
Tanaing
Hongkong
Baixon
Tal-Tau
Darien
Viedlvoatok
Afale
Travtog
New Agreement for Exchange of Prisoners Reported
Paris reports a belligerent powers deal allowing free movement of hospital ships for prisoner exchanges. Alfonso announces removal of German prisoners from French hospital ships and French prisoners from exposed positions as reprisals, signaling a reciprocal exchange of captives.
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Paris
Alfonso
Aten
New Loan Advance for the Italians Reported
Washington September 11 The amount advanced rose to 955 000 060 bringing the total advanced to the allies to 12 321 406 000 Secretary Wilson III is reported recovering from a severe ptomaine poisoning attack that kept him from his desk for a week
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Washington
Av Rromrat
Ttn
Wilson III
Wasihsgto
Wilson
Judge Agee Struck by Acute Cholera Morbus
Alfred W. Agee of the district court fell ill at his daughter’s home on Harrick avenue with an acute attack of cholera morbus. He is expected to be unable to attend court for at least a week, prompting continued and indefinitely postponed cases and ongoing illness reports from his household.
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Juden
Alfred W. Agee
Henry Newey
Harrick Avenue
Bering
David Fletcher
Olbeta
Neporta
Judes Agee
Howelain
Ogden Pictures Decides to Move to New York
Ogden Pictures Corp plans to relocate for filming in New York City. Angust Grasst reports the move as the main studio shift while eight pictures yearly are planned with three produced in Ogden. Delays on Last of the Ages are explained by extended production and contract scheduling issues affecting releases.
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Ogden Pictures Ik
New York
Ogden Pictures Corporation
New York City
Angust Crasst
Grass
Ani
Ite
Ogden
Art
Graam Staet
Mwasa
Cold Snap Moderate by Wednesday Across Regions
Frost warnings and a seasonal cold snap spread from the upper Mississippi valley to the Atlantic coast. The Weather Bureau forecasts a general temperature rise by Wednesday as conditions ease. Reports from Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Virginia indicate crop damage is small and limited.
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Atantic
Weather Bureau
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Easland
Lisinet
Columbia
Viressia
Samiahr
Chicago
Tings
Ibis
Minnesote
Wisconsin
Michigan
Jira Veetalaht
Arly
Florence Jewell Seeks Divorce In District Court
Florence M Jewell files for divorce from Willard Jewell in the district court alleging four months of willful non support for herself and their minor child plus economic hardship. She cites income from Southern Pacific railroad work at 99 dollars a month and asks alimony and court costs.
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Florence M. Jewell
Willard Jewell
Carside
Eiko
Nevada
Axe
Jewell
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Simple Walking Costume Described in Modest Lines
A Russian Moore walking costume in brown selour is described with simplicity in lines and color. The outfit features minimal trimming and plain pockets, reflecting a restrained fashion style.
Thirty Mien Before County Exemption Board
The Weber County draft board examined thirty men this morning. Three were accepted and one failed to appear. Names of those accepted and rejected are listed, with several called to shop and others scheduled for a second examination this afternoon and Wednesday as the board works toward filling the sixty man quota.
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Weber County Draft Board
Onur
Gentch Kato
Inn
Thomas Ee Shaw
Samuel Vanderhelk
War Jorgenson
G. W. Baker
W. H. Brown
Inday
Ernest Edward
Thororood
Kalan M. Thompson
Ezra Weyment
Robert {'. Perker
Jacob Ophel
Jamies Stewart Hunter
Walter Colewan Williamson
Lester John Matthewe
Thorma Albert Wadler
Arnold Hardy
Orion Leroy King
Warren Herbert Campbell
George Wallace White
George Thompson McLlroy
Jonatha Samuel Dre
David Narganbyans
General strike fails to materialize in Springfield
Springfield observers report the general strike of trade unions failed to materialize after police and military action disrupted a street car sympathizer march. Forty sheet metal workers joined miners and shopmen from Wabash and railroads in a work stoppage protest over rights of assemblage and free speech. Local unions planned meetings amid protests and questions about equity.
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Springfield
Sta
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Te Tiakh
Quity
Four Thousand Strike Disrupts Kansas City Plants
In Kansas City on September 1, about four thousand workers at Armont & Co and Morrie & Co join a broad walkout. Parking plant operatives from Awitt & Co increase labor action, swelling the strike impact and prompting concerns over production and federal negotiations.
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Kansas City
Armont & Co
Morrie &C
Awitt & To
Cintahy Oval Nindy
Anon Komerg
Federal Coneiiater
Mediation Efforts Amid Packing House Strike In Omaha
Frederick J Feick, a federal mediator, arrived in Omaha to seek a settlement on the packing house dispute. He held talks with both sides and hopes to establish a satisfactory basis for settlement before nightfall, urging patriotism to aid an early resolution. Troops quell strikers in Chattanooga as city and county officials call for aid. Cavalry and machine gun units from Fort Anglo perceive calm after threatening demonstrations. An apple growers conference was set for Portland on September 13 to discuss crop conservation with growers shippers and manufacturers associations.
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Omaha
Neb
Frederick J ©. Feick
Chattanooga
Tenn
Tio
Fort Agelthorpe
City
Emmry
Apple Growers
Wallington
The
Food Administration
Portland
Ore
Berkman Remanded in Tombs on San Francisco Deaths
Alexander Berkman anarchist is remanded without bail in New York's Tombs jail as he faces a San Francisco warrant charging involvement in the July 22, 1916 killings. His attorney cites organized labor backing and plans to fight extradition to California.
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New York
Alesander Berkman
San Francisco
Threr Perzona
Ciy
Berkman
Organized Labor
Stro
California
Tla
Hupreme
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