New engines on Union Pacific at Ogden roundhouse
Reports describe two giant lateuullies in the Southern Pacific roundhouse near Ogden and the Union Pacific engines building stalls to house them. The article notes the engines are 11 tons of cant and 10,009 gallons of water with ten driving wheels and automatic firing, counting on a future shift to electric traction as seen on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Ogden
Evanstoz
Iseleton
Weber
Echo Canyons
Stend Railroad
Bptz Montara
Wountere
Tihrone
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Maty
Eclectic
Wake Up America Calls To Action In War Effort
New York based American Defense Society urges nationwide campaign to awaken churches and citizens to the dangers of war with Germany. Richard M. Hurd, new chair of the group, says indifference risks thousands of American lives as the nation declares war.
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New York
American Defense Fociery
America
Richard M
Persistent Warnings On Nazi Threat Doomed Peace Efforts
A fragment reflects on Allied leaders urging resolve against Nazi aggression. The text underscores the belief that Germany represents a treacherous, powerful foe requiring unwavering unity and a war pledged to its bitter end, with little room for compromise.
Why This Peace Talk Resounds Across a War-Torn Germany
A stark meditation on German war culture argues that rulers and generals crave peace only as a shield for future conquests. It notes atrocities in Belgium and northern France, and asserts Berlin seeks a triumphant end to endless armed strength despite reckoning ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Darlla
Paris
Officara
Belgium
France
Generel
Bureau of Markets Opens Ogden Branch Office
The opening of a branch of the Bureau of Markets in Ogden aims to connect farmers and buyers, providing price data and market information daily. Don Crowe and associates will oversee field reports on crops and conditions, distributing guidance to growers to reduce waste and boost efficiency.
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Bureau of Markets
Department
Fof Agriculture
Ogden
Don E. Crews
Penn
Col. Hudson
Pew
Jo Jomes
Peach Browers
Utah
Esperia
Textos
Bureau of Marheta
Lest We Prove Unworthy Chant of Courage and War
Fragmentary verse exhorts warriors to unite in blood and flame. It calls for honor and resolute march, urging they not prove unworthy of their name. The text laments suffering yet kindles daring through shared banners and toils.
Army Observers Train for France Observation Tours
War Department plans will send regular and national guard divisional commanders to France for observation tours after mobilization. Training camps will prep officers abroad while brigade and regimental commands handle larger questions. Limited movement details will be released with official authorization.
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Washington
National Guard
France
War Department
Teshimael
Guxra
Hatlonel
Alf
Detios
War credits vote shaping up in Senate and House conference
Washington notes report the Senate and House conferees agreed on a plan authorizing 11.634 billion dollars in war credits through certificates and bonds with minor changes. The conference report includes one fifth of 1 percent expense on bonds and war savings certificates and one tenth of 1 percent on treasury certificates. The LaFollette 4 percent cap was dropped, treasury rate left to the secretary, expected slightly above 4 percent. Also approved 7.5356 billion for new convertible 4 percent bonus, with 2 billion for war savings certificates and same for indebtedness. Jack Mulhall appears in The Midnight Man at the Lyceum today.
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Washington
Rept
Eenate
House
Senate
Arerelary McAdo
Treasury
American Surprise Opens London Popular Concert
The opening of London's annual Popular Concert series featured American singer Carrie Tubb in a dazzling performance of the hymn The Battle Hymn of the Republic. The audience, familiar with religious songs from Salvation Army open meetings, watched as the crowd reacted with breathless applause and varied mantles among attendees.
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London
Carrie Tubb
Per-Hapes
Salvation Army
Ambulance unit issues paper in France
Ambulance unit under American Red Cross reports problems with paper supplies in France. A senior officer notes the need for faster procurement and streamlined reporting as the third ambulance section of the unit continues operations.
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France
Sent
Sters
Fret to distinguish Itself by leaving a genuine newspaper
The paper, with low daily circulation, bills itself as a Blow n Trols organ and uses a handmade, mass produced style. Nearly all content is editorial heavy, with humor scant, and ads include Own Lee Laundry urging readers to fall to igs and a showy tonsorial parlor promo. Also features poetry, exythas, diaries, and a Samuel Pepys-like persona, with Fairbanks at the Cozy today. Open at noon.
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Aed
Lee Laundry Company
Ube
Beret
Igs
Samuel Pepy
Russ Battle Artist To Give Exhibit In London
London hosts an exhibition of paintings by renowned battle artist Verestebsein, famed for The Apotheosis of War. His grisly yet vehement works depict the horrors of war, inspired by Petropavlovsk incident and grim battle imagery.
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Russ
London
Vanlll Verestebsein
I Thuesia
Celreles
Verestebagin
Petropaviomik
Port Amhur
Berlin
Trial reveals Kelly's insanity claim in Villisca murders
In Red Oak Iowa on Sept 19 testimony at Rev Lyn George J Kelly defense linked to the Villisca murders described Kelly saying he had been insane since childhood and only wanted to be put away. Prosecutors outlined his statements to officials and a church visit tied to the case with references to divine commands.
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Red Oak
Lyn George J. Kely
J. J. Ferguson
Council Bluffs
Tierner
J. J. Hess
M.D. Meyers
Adkles Kelly
Kelly
Ferguson
Hayner
Bis Cell
Logan
Peter
Log
Krity
Betaure
Hanes Gall
Iter
Lyn J George Kelly
Horace Houghton
Blons City
Bim
Federal
Yrmtes
White Hougtion
America Faces Ship Shortage
Atlantic City, Sept. 9. Within the next ten months the demand of the American army overseas will require diverting every available American merchant vessel to overseas service. FW. Stevens urged Congress to empower the President to suspend shipping laws so neutral ships may sail under the American flag for coastwise trade. Neutrals are ready to carry cargoes between American ports once authorized. Hundreds of thousands of tons of shipping are available for this service.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Aefvice
FW. Stevens
United States Shipping Band
America
Stevens
Mr. Stevens
Congress
Wilson
Hia
Engineers at Aldershot Host American Delegation Event
A large party of American railway engineers visited Aldershot to join British troops in a royal field program. The day featured tug of war and a wheel of fate draw amid a grand harvest festival plan, with King and Queen attending and inviting a harvest guest list.
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Emuland
Aldershot
Oporta
Salit
British Engineers
Nealty
Aldersoot
Hare
Tynths
Iking
Ldtntriet
Windsor
An Invitation To the Ladies of Ogden Vere
The notice promotes Dame Fashion footwear as the latest approved styles for women in Ogden Vere. It highlights new arrivals and invites ladies to explore the collection at a local shop.
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Vere
Dame Fashion
Royal army charity fair on field day draws crowds
A crowded grand stand rings the field as British troops stage a multifaceted display. High diving, shipboard gunnery, and tug of war compete with mounted races and a Victoria Cross relay. Women, babies, and officers parade, with Mrs Corporal Tootle’s twins winning as the queen awards the first prize.
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Jotal War Charities
Ventore
Tommlen
Tommlen and Non-Commissioned Officers. Tt O
Royal Engineers
Nally
Army Service Corps
Gardon Hedt
Tootle
Spain Denies Aiding Germany In War Submarine Issue
Washington reports the Spanish ambassador Juan Riano issued an official denial of claims that Spain allows German submarines to operate along its Mediterranean coast. The statement says Spain prohibited use of reports and entry of belligerent submarines into its waters, and that any such vessel would be interned until war’s end.
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Washington
Juan Riano
Mediterranean
Spain
Soldiers Weekly to Be Published in All Camps
Plans announced to publish a Soldiers Weekly newspaper in every national army and guard camp starting the week of September 30 under the National War Work Council of the YMCA. Col. Roosevelt, President Wilson, and Bryan spearhead a joint effort with local publishers to provide 1000 papers per cantonment, with pages allocated between New York and local presses, edited and distributed through YMCA headquarters.
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Washington
Plana
National Army
National Guard
National War Work Council
M.C. A
Bere
Joh Stewart Drusn
Richmond News Leader
Col. Roosevelt
Frealdeat Wilson
Bryan
Cooperatog
Nigan
Europe
Adler
U. of. CA
New York
pubMeber
Camp Neys
C. A
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Amy
Siek
John Kelly
Rochester
Cathera
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