Three Hundred Aliens Enrolled In Central Junior High Class
About three hundred foreign students attended the opening session of the Americanization program at Central Junior High last night. J A Junk and others head the project with classes planned for English history and physics. Regular sessions are set for Mondays and Thursdays. Students listed include Turkish Japanese English Swedish Finns French Greeks Syrians and others.
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Morehan
J. A. Junk
G. J. Teves
H. Barber
D. W. Winkle
Mre
Mary Noall
Reach
Tuteh
Tien
Allans
Head Shot Survivor Stillwater Passes Through Ogden
Canadian aviator Frank Stillwater, en route to Vancouver, paused in Ogden yesterday. He is among a few who had part of the skull shot away by a German shell, four inches square, but war surgery and a large plate allow him to continue. He wears a removable headgear held by braids to protect the wound, and plans an upcoming cranial operation.
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Ogden
Stillwater
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Ito Hs Cranion
Howard's Buttermilk Cream Promises Quick Facial Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Howard's Buttermilk Cream as a remedy for skin issues from wind burn to roughness on face arms and eyes. JG Wright & Sons Co guarantees a full purchase refund to dissatisfied customers, urging immediate trial with a money back promise.
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JG Wright & Sons Co
Carload of TNT to Be Used on Road Work
A carload of TNT is to be used in road construction throughout the forests under district offices in Wingate Georgia. The explosive is suited for hard rock work and is said to be safer than dynamite. TNT proves more valuable than other explosives for hard rock blasting, though less useful in soft material as it lifts material into the air. On arrival in Ogden the carload will be divided for shipments to forest supervisors.
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Wingate
Georgia
Qgden
Cattle Industry Warns It Faces Doom Without Price Rise
Chicago Sept 22. Owners of 300000 head of Kanan cattle led by W R Suits told five major packers the industry is doomed unless prices are restored immediately. Thomas H E Wilson proposed government credits to aid sales to foreign nations to revive prices. Arthur Meeker denounced anti packing charges as libel. Producers said they would appeal to Herbert Hoover in Washington to help stabilize prices.
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Thomas HE. Wilson
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Arthur Meeker
Armour and Company
Aglinilom
Herbert Hoover
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Sailors Honor Families At New York Reception
A report notes sailors and their families join in a cordial gathering to honor those who died in service while also mentioning entertainment listings in New York venues. The piece recalls a reception in Baltake with references to Stars and Stripes and performances by Texas Guinan and Pershing’s reception as context.
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Bill Hart
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Pershing
New York
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Ogden Boys Set for Eastern Mission Voyage
Barn Steele and Melvin Douglas, young Ogden residents, depart October 1 for an eastern states mission with the Latter Day Saints church. They are eager to begin their labors and anticipate success in their endeavors.
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Welcome Home Celebration in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City announces a formal proclamation for a statewide welcome home event for World War I servicemen October 3, 9 and 19. Governor Banbarger notes Utah’s veterans returning home and honors those who gave their lives, with ceremonies in Salt Lake City including expressions of gratitude and military tributes.
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Baanberger
Ie Quigal
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Endorsed mob fatality in Texington incident
A fragmented report notes a group endorsing violence by whites near Texington, Gu, against a man accused of confronting a white farmer’s “witch.” The piece references Neproes at a mass meeting and hints at legal acts or class actions guiding the event.
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Seni
Neproes
Texington
Hase
Oboe Coxnega
Demobilization advances in France and peace offers abroad
Paris reports complete demobilization except Rhine garrisons with trains to carry soldiers home. Paris debates Crown Land status for Galicia as Polish and Ukrainian claims clash. London notes Soviet peace offers to Ukraine and general Moscow push for talks to avert Russian unrest. Dutch deny Belgium Holland rift, signaling growing diplomatic engagement.
Fraternal Order of Police urges officers to uphold laws
Pittsburgh leaders of the Fraternal Order of Police send letters to all lodges urging members to use every means to uphold the laws of the nation state and city during a time of unrest. Milton asks officers to enforce laws impartially under all circumstances. The order has lodges in twenty six cities.
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Wiliam J. Milton
Grand Presi
Glent
Paison
Mr. Milton
Order of Police
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