Amen Selects Third Contingent for Camp Lewis
The dretemption board chose thirteen men and two alternates to join Camp Lewis at American Lake Washington as the city district’s third contingent. Alternates Enoch Carlson and Luther Davenport requested early enlistment, possibly shifting selections if granted. Final two listed as probable alternates are Nels Flygare and Jacob Kap with others named for positions.
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Enoch ©. Carlson
Luther Davenport
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Thare
Nels C. Flygare
Jacob H. Kap
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Charles J. Bacon
Lorenzo Green
Melvin Fy Brown
Robert A. Rose
Walter Threton
John T. Fisher
Harold W. Stone
William K. H. Weeds
Howard Els
Terry
Alexander Wheelwright
Joseph A. Cartwright
Soldier Team to Play in Sunday at Glenwood Park
A Sunday ball game at Glenwood Park features the Ogden Packing & Provision Company baby’s team against the Forty third Infantry team from Fort Douglas. The soldier club boasts twenty one wins in twenty five games and has faced top clubs on travels, while the packing house squad aims to good performance after a postponed match last Sunday. An enlarged crowd is expected for September 1 amid strong local interest. Textile workers at Chattanooga, Tenn, bear the onion shop.
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Americans Train for Trenches in France Camp Training with Captured German Weapons
The U S infantry units in France refine battalion level trench warfare through realistic problems. They test relief timing, offensive and defensive drills, and use captured German arms. Officers schools expand as new contingents arrive to train future troops. Artillery training grows alongside infantry to prepare for coordinated trench campaigns.
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Sugar committee tightens sugar import controls
The Food Administration announced that the international sugar committee will limit its work to importing sugar from West Africa and U S territories. J H Inindore of Portland has been named merchant representative of the Food Administration.
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Tortland
Lieutenant Bridges Loses a Leg in War Action
London dispatch reports Lieutenant G. T. M. Hudges, who joined the mission to the United States, has lost a leg from a wound. Captain J. K. Law, son of Andrew Bonar Law, chancellor of the exchequer, was reported missing after a night flight over German lines.
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G. T. M. Hudges
Ihemirafon
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Lloyd George Goes to France for Talks with French Leaders
Premier Lloyd George departed London Monday night for France, meeting M Painière and then visiting Marshal Sir Douglas Haig at Belleau. He returned to London tonight after a conference reported by General Sir William Robertson, chief of the Imperial staff.
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AERENSKY MUST ATTEND CONGRESS EXTREMIST SENSATION
Petrograd reports a government committee mandates Premier Kerensky and General Vorovsky to appear before the democratic congress opening soon. The Bolshevik push seeks to shape cabinet aims including ending capital punishment and broad labor reforms amid upheaval. Reports deny Foreign Minister Tereshchenko resignation.
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Officers Elected by the Freshmen at Weber Academy
Freshman officers were elected yesterday at a Weber Academy general assembly. Robert Rae n and Helen Beoweromt were sustained as president and vice president, Caleb Shreeve named secretary and treasurer, Claude Lindsay athletic manager, Clarence Shupe yell master, and Robert Wilkinson debate manager. Myron Hardy chosen president of the sophomore class. A speech by Peter Ratfos, an instructor and former student, and Principal Read praised Francis L Woods of Ogden for a 25 volume encyclopedia gift. The program included a song by Lattle Rirfe and a reading by Dernice Rane.
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Reading and musical program at October clan meeting
A meeting featuring the Star Spangled Banner sung by the assembly a three reading by Wath Pardue a vocal by Mrs Kimball Young and a speech by Peter ua outlined events for October 2 including a football game and an anti bottle convention with combined activities and remarks.
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Blood transfusion for Miss Dermody at Dee Hospital
Miss Fannie Dermody, daughter of the Western Union Telegraph manager, received a blood transfusion at Dee Hospital during an appendicitis operation. The operation began late and blood secured from her brother Lawrence Dermody. her condition improved mildly but remained critical yesterday.
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Lawrence Derwody
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Mise Dermody
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Weatern Ublon Velecraph Company
Niet Macitic Railroad
Wentworth Ship Sinks With All Hands Lost
A British steamship Wentworth, 2230 tons, on a New York to I hor dear voyage, was torpedoed by a German submarine. All aboard perished. Passengers arriving on a British liner reported the loss, with no survivors.
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Ogden Boys Join Forest Regiment for France Service
Two Ogden youths join the Twentieth Engineers Forest Regiment as recruiting expands for early service in France. J. HM Reeve, son of W. A. Reeve, leaves Salt Lake with Dod Major for Washington to begin two months of intensive training before deployment. The forest regiment attracts educated young men due to its less trench-based role.
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France
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Sage and Sulphur Darkens Cray Hair
Sage and Sulphur Dye promises to darken gray hair evenly using Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. The ad touts ease of home use, affordable price, and a natural glossy result, noting it is not a disease cure.
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