Worth Ogden Mutual Reorganization on Sunday
The Worth Ogden Mutual reorganization, led Sunday by William M. Bayker, assembled a full ward slate including Lewis A. Randall as president and Giron Barker as first counselor. The event featured new officers, a planned program for all quorums, mutuals, and the Relief Society, plus a detailed schedule for Sunday school and activities. A separate note describes President Whitson altering travel to San Diego and Los Angeles for a speech series with changes to transport and timing.
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Young Men's Association
Wectannry
William M. Bayker Beinz
Drganisation
Hitler Nuttall
Wexilency
Lewis A. Randall
Giron ‘M. Barker
Nuccerdus Bartholomew
Chatelain
Admund . Marelli Dri
Floyd Montgomer
Flames
Fo Storey
Blassock
Joli Mr. Jabra
Earl Chadwix
Thornel Wilson
Hernetti Verna Rastey Campbell
Michel Randall
Mary Minedie Buorey
Florence Storey
Ata
Myre G2 Montgomery
Fauna
Worth Ogaden Ward
Ieemn Taitlee
Benearbey
H.R. Wlaytied
James Storey
Willian A. Montgomers
Mary A. Storey
Relief Society of the Ward
Regula
Tryeda
Postmaster General Denies Civil Service Debauchery
Washington September 19 Denial issued that civil service has been debauched amid reform claims. First Assistant Postmaster General Tooms testified before the Senate Post Office Committee denying interference with civil service in the selection of postmasters and supporting President Wilson. Senator Norris Republican of Nebraska introduced a resolution seeking investigation into Charles M Galloways resignation from the commission and the alleged actions to discredit the civil service and Mr Burleson. Tooms noted there were cases where he refused to accept the commission ratings.
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Washington
Cirst
Senate
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Charles M. Galloway
Civil
Hother
Burleson
Prestiros Wilsor
Koons
Sommusrion
President 10 Rest in Hotel After Special Train
President 10 rests in hotel after special train at on board Wil Son's route on September 1.
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WilSon
Richards Heads East to Accept Assistant Attorney General Post
C. C. Richards travels from Ogden to Washington to assume the position of assistant attorney general in charge of immunizations.
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Richards
Ogden Lenlay
Teay
Washington
S Oye Poatsion
Six Thousand Flags to Greet Head of Nation at Wilson Celebration
Oxbden public schools plan a flag display for a Wilson celebration next Tuesday afternoon. About six thousand flags will line the route as two students lead a royal welcome for President Woodrow Wilson. Girls will wear white outfits for the greeting.
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Oxden
Woodrow Wilson
Forea
Mail Clerk Robbed and Bound During Train Heist
Report from Roslyn Washington states a mail clerk was gagged and bound on a Seattle to Roslyn shipment. A $25,000 package bound for Roslyn State Bank vanished. robbers possibly boarded at Seattle and left the train near Kaniskette. Police and railroad officials investigate remainder of the incident.
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Roe
Kaniskette Mall
Shippesrom
Seattle
Roslyn
Bishop Is Kept Prisoner in Guatemala City
New York, Sept Bishen Jones, of Paneli Guatemala, arrived with a flower report claiming he was kept virtually prisoner in Guatemala City due to political and moral satirical tensions. He said soldiers arrested him after talks at the San Francisco church and he was held awaiting permission to depart, with his family detained at Puerto Barins.
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New York
Bishen Jones
Paneli
Guatemala
Ifower
Sinatemala City
Plain Wilke
Church of San Francisco
Republic
Puerto Y Barins
Martial law, censorship order in Corpus Christi storm area
Censorship of news and private telegraphic dispatches began at once as Corpus Christi and surrounding counties entered martial law by Governor Hobby. Nebraska urged contributions to aid Corpus Christi relief. Texas officials mobilized about four hundred troops. Relief trains and field outfits moved toward the storm area.
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Corpus Christi
Corps Christi
Tex
Nown
W. P. Hobby
Censora Area
Lincoln
Neb
Sapwel KR. McKelvie
Austin
Neches
San Patricio
Aransas
W. 2. Hobby
W. D. Cape
Ashington
Areca
Col
R. Hilgarde
San Antonio
Rogers
Johnson Will Continue Trip In Opposition To Covenant
Chairman of the foreign relations committee and Senator Knox, Republican of California, advise that no return to Washington is needed and that Senate action will not interrupt Johnson and California lawmakers on a westward speaking trip opposing the covenant. Senator Nelson of Minnesota says he will oppose or delay committee reservations but cannot vote for it.
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Washington
Jactgr
Foreign Relations’ Committee
Knox
Repuh- Vican
California
Johnson
Clifornia
Senattor Netron
Minnesota
Senator Lodge Article Ten debate on ratification and Russian aid
Sen. Nelson argued Article Ten reservations risk Polish and Czech independence while urging allies to aid Russia to curb Bolshevik influence. He asserted the league’s authority would protect China’s Shantung return and deny entangling US commitments to Ireland. The speech references Article Ten and self determination under the league covenant and notes about the Irish and Irish freedom. Read the Classified Acts.
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Lodge
Nelson
Poland
Wilson Answers Five Questions on League of Nations
President Wilson, in a San Francisco statement, addresses questions about Britain's influence, American autonomy, and Article Ten. He argues the British Empire cannot veto League actions, asserts no foreign power can compel U.S. troops, and discusses Shantung restoration and China’s territorial integrity under the Covenant.
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San Francisco
Cal
League of Nations Organization
Freeident
Wilson
Great Britain
United States
I Seland
aArlirie Meyer
Mr. Wilson
League of Nations
Afl
Forcin
Friteh
Frany
Con
Erria
Shantung
China
Federal Land Bank officials to speak at Ogden meeting
President W H Joy and Treaster W D Ellis of the Twelfth Federal Land Bank at Berkeley Calif will be in Ogden October 2 to address a meeting of the county farm loan associations. Farmers with interest in farm loans are invited to attend. W D Ellis is a former Pingree National Bank executive and son of local residents.
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W. H. Joy
Treaster W. D. Ellis
Federal Land Bank
Berkeley
Cal
Wil
Gisa
Thomas
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