Cadets Draw Crowd At Utah Exposition Drill
Three hundred cadets from Utah paraded on the Salt Lake grounds under Gov Spry and Capt AM Jackling military director. The cadets, praised for drill discipline, drew a large crowd and impressed officials. They donated $7,000 to support the cadet program. The scene included a salute to the flag with the Star Banner as the band played.
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Salt Lake
AM i
Utah
Gov. Spry
D.C
Francisco
Presido
Reg
W. Webb
Vanderbilt Not Shot Denial Emerges From New York Hotel
Alfred G Vanderbilt publicly denied reports of his being shot last night at the Grand Union hotel. He was seen this morning breakfasting at the Hotel Plaza as rumors circulated about his alleged injury. Authorities and witnesses provided no evidence of any gunfire, easing public concern. The former claim about his safety conflicts with earlier sensational dispatches from the city desk.
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Vanderbilt
New York, Ave
Alfred G Vanderbilt
Grand Union Hotel
Pla
Supposed Corpse Is Real Live Chinese Man
In Vancouver British Columbia August, China Len Wing, thought dead after being taken from the morgue, was found alive by Inspector Pittman. He was moved to a ward and soon could talk. Friends planned a Chinese burial, but the inspector's timely intervention prevented the mock funeral.
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Vested Press
Vancouver
B.C
China
Woodmen Celebrate Second Woodmen's Day at Exposition
The Modern Woodmen of America observed their second Woodmen's Day at the A-YoP exposition with a downtown parade and fair drills. Twenty three teams entered from the West. events began at 9 am with competitive drills. An evening valuation class was to be held at the Armory to close the ceremonies.
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Modern Woodmen of America
Modern Woods
Hats missing owner seeks clues after Shrine event
A flurry of missing headgear from Mystic Shrine events leaves 232 hats scattered across the AY P Auditorium Masonic Temple and Shrine Temple. Nobles Nap kidsnap near Streets of Cairo amid a lively Pay Streak night as camel milk flows and dignitaries are said to have been abducted from the ballyhoo stand.
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AY P
Ike
Shriver
Evenig
Mystic Shrine
Humber
Nile Temple
Ilustrious
Ral Stacy
Lowie Garrettson
Ro J.T. White
Cairo
Lake Union
Largest Shrine celebration in Nile and Africa Temples
The article describes a vast Shrine ceremony with 2,000 Shriners fed at the New York Building from 4 to 6 and 100 canes of camel milk consumed. It notes a grand morning start, rituals on a raft, a blaze of red fire, mood hole imagery, and a procession through Dixieland with Royal Camel offerings amid Cairo streets.
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Dixieland
Pemslion
Cairo
New York
Nile
Afio
Ty Press
Reno
Nev
Hug
Whitney
Truckee
Southern Pacific Company
Pacific Aerogram sixth number features wireless stories
The September issue of the Pacific Aerogram, edited by Frank Dolg, is a monthly edition now circulating. It includes a short story The Wireless by Dole and notes on wireless progress, with a pleasing frontispiece. George Purdyson speaks after 40 years, reacting to a Mason attack, and Wabash opens an office in Seattle with agent Iitiam D. Stubbs arriving to set arrangements.
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Pacific Aerogram
Frank
Dolg
Dole
Wabash
Big Eastern
Seattle
Wabash Road
Iitiam D. Stubbs
Wabash Railroad
Irondale
Unfortunate thief pays kindness to robbed mother
A Beattie Beattie Star funded tale shows a thief returns 16 dollars to Mrs Ellen Bolton, eight children, after her satchel with clothing was stolen. The man donated 16 to replace garments, and another 2 came from a local merchant. Bolton thanks the thief, whose charity brightens her family’s hardship. The Star highlights acts of mercy among criminals while Bolton continues work to support her family.
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Bun
Ellen Bolton
Star
Holton
Mra
Bolton
the Star
Indians at Reception and Tea for Noted Social Figures
A Rawhide of items from a Montana reservation event shows Indians from the Flathead joining Beattie’s society on an afternoon tea at the Burke residence after leaving the exposition grounds via automobiles. It marks their first afternoon tea and first automobile ride among many new experiences.
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Flathead Indian Reservation
Beattie
Thomas Burlay
Exposition Grounds
Indian Congress
Burke
Mendington Promises to Mend All Broken Goods
Mendington claims to repair and mend everything from glassware crockery and china to baby carriages leather goods and household articles at 1816 Seventh Avenue. Phone Ind 3738.
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King
A.Y.P. Exposition
Ax & New England
Jockling
Ula Eity
Woodmen
Aerogram
Lacrosse
Wis
George Purdyson
John Keach
Masons
Oxfords
W. L. Douglas
A. Bridge & Co
Yesler
iim @ roman
Cline
Simonds
Union Hardware CO
Stewart Hardware CO
F. M. Spinning Dan
E. Brickbon CO
Fremont Hardware CO
Simonds Mfg
Scottie Office
Jackson St
Trademare
Uncle Sam
Frey Washington
Hioh
Mendington
Stern Furniture Co
Second Avenue
Poe
Lop, Val
Han
the Stern Furniture CO
Grand Rapides Furniture Distributers
Second
Pike and
Pine Streets
H. Tymms
M.D. Deuliat
Aurtet
Chicago
Tallor-mae
Pekae
Kent
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