Italian Women Given Prizes For War Labor Efforts
Rome reports the Italian ministry of agriculture has awarded 12 713 prizes to women workers on farms. With machinery scarce, women labor, aided by youths, sustained harvests through 1916. Awards include diplomas, gold and silver medals, and monetary gifts for notable families, featuring examples of widows and mothers who managed farms and children while war reduced male labor.
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Ministry of Agriculture
Rome
Italy
Aler Tal
America
Ensaya
Great
Hoes D'Argenta
Areliina
Catarina Cimadamare
Arezi
Abe
Jabar
Japanese Envoys Honor Gen Grant in New York
In New York on September 25 the imperial Japanese commission led by Viscount arrived and began the second day of their visit. They traveled through downtown streets where the Japanese envoy group was welcomed and greeted by officials and onlookers. The scene reflected cordial ties as the party toured the city during the official visit.
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New York
Imperial Japanese Commission
United States
Viscountis
Ip Pelt
Japan
Sinn Fein Leader Thomas Ashe Dies in Dublin Inquest
Dublin report says Thomas Ashe of Sinn Fein died not from hunger but heart trouble and lung congestion after a forced feeding ordeal. Inquest witnesses note his body was not emaciated, with food in the stomach. death attributed to syncope from heart strain. Ashe's state funeral may be held Sunday as other Sinn Fein leaders in hospital remain in danger.
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London
Ig Dublin
Thomas Ashe
Blon Fein
Dublin
Haa
Sinn Fein
Aghe
Ish
Ashe
McKenna
Tropical gale moving north near New Orleans
The tropical hurricane moving inland from the Gulf of Mexico was about 75 miles south of New Orleans early today. Pilot Town reports winds near 76 mph at 7:39 a.m. with a falling barometer to 29.78. Weather officials expect the full force to pass east or west of the city.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
New Orless
Pilot Town
Mississippi River
Weather Bureau
Story Hour at the Carnegie Library Opens This Saturday
The Carnegie Free Library resumes its story hour each Saturday morning for children who enjoy tales with value. The program starts at Mo o'clock with the children's department inviting all willing youngsters to attend for engaging and age appropriate stories.
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Carnegie Free Library
Lbrarian
Children’s Department
Thirteen Men to Report Oct 2 for Ogden Unit
Thirteen men from Ogden city will depart for the American Lake training camp on October 3. They are to report at 5 o'clock October 2 to the city board for final instructions. Alternates have not been chosen, and some requested to remain as such, while others declined their spots.
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Ogden City
American Lake
Wash
City Board
Adjutant General
Unth
Forest Service Faces Shortage Of Trained Foresters
District head I F Anelop warned that wartime demands are stripping the forestry service of scientifically trained staff. He noted that men are being drafted for military service and reassigned to war work, creating severe shortages in district offices and affecting forest research and operations. The formation of two forestry residences and other reassignments worsen the situation.
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Inne
I. FL Anelop
Forestry Service
Ac Mon
Treasurer McAdoo to Visit Ogden for Liberty Loan Campaign
William G McAdoo secretary of the treasury will visit Ogden soon after Salt Lake stop on a speaking tour to aid the Liberty loan drive He will deliver an address and confer with local officials before heading west to continue campaign efforts James Pingree to lead campaigning in Weber Box Elder Morgen and Cache counties continuing the state auxiliary committee actions
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William G. McAlloo
United States Treasury
Ogden
Frank BP
Wilson
Federal Farm Tan Board
Willea
Ft Fe
Salt Lake
McAdoo
Atlantic Coast
James H. Moyle
James Pingree
State Ausiliary Committee
Weber, Box Eider, Morgen and
Carrie Counties
Clarence Ian
Campaign plans outlined for northern state area meeting
Berger, chairman of the state committee, outlines campaign plans for northern areas. WP. Scott of the Federal Reserve Bank in the Twelfth district presides. The dates for Secretary McAdoo and Assistant Secretary Wilton are not announced. Preparations include entertaining the distinguished guests upon arrival.
Two Amenes Charged With Sheep Stealing
Hoyd Shupe and Noyal Shupe, relatives of the Bhepe ranch operators on Pisayat flat near Heaver canyon, were brought to Of den and jailed on suspicion of stealing sheep. Desty Sherite Arthur Grow of Hiuntsvie arrested them at the rancher Tinas's request after reports of stolen sheep from Binn’s flock. One Shuper is unnamed in county records. county attorney absent.
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Hoyd Shupe
Noyal Shupe
Pisayat Flat
Heaver Canyon
Ofden
Arthur Grow
Hiuntsvie
Tinas
Binn
Wuntsville
Shuper
Isr
Dunn
American Fork
Tne
Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds in Ogden Area
Real estate transfers listed include George W. Wilson to John Van Worrkom and wife for part of lot 1 block 9 South Ogden survey at $1,300 under a warranty deed by Thomas DT Wheelwright and wife to M A Thomas for parts of Iota 15 17 and all of lot 16 part lot 17 Dichsel sub division at $800. Elizabeth M Lazey to Mbert E Sarvey for part lot 3 block 29 plat C at $1 under a warranty deed.
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George W. Wilson
John van Worrkom
South Ogden
Deld- Thomas DT. Wheelwright
M. A. Thomas
Iota
Dichsel
Mort Rare
Elizabeth M. Lazey
Mbert E. Sarvey
Suppression of Deutsche Zeitung and Volkswacht Reported
Copenhagen dispatch notes military censorship actions in Germany with Deutsche Zeitung of Berlin suppressed and Volkswacht of Danzig placed under preventive censorship. It recalls the Reichstag committee ultimatum from August demanding reform of wartime censorship within four weeks.
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Copenhagen
Deutsche Zeitung
Berlin
Volkswacht
Dantzig
Germany
Reichstag
Dis
Military Dewa
Mili
Etiquette Q and A Warn Guests About Invitations
Advice column notes etiquette for guests away from home. It discusses consulting hosts before engagements and phone use, answering etiquette questions to Miss Alisia Hoyt, and the risks of accepting invitations or borrowing jewelry. It warns about worsening social missteps and the dangers of losing valuable items like opal rings.
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Alisia Hoyt
Miss Hoyt
Charlie
Ladvise
American Private Dies in France War Casualties Reported
Wallington September reports list the wounding on September 24 of Fleet Lieutenant Howard F. Keatlee of Philadelphia medical corps during an air raid. Also noted is the death of Private James Fracy of Philadelphia, Company F, First Engineers, described as due to an accident in the line of duty.
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James Fracy
Philadelphia
Company Fy First Engineers
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