Had A Big Supply Of Liquor Case At Station
Deputies report a heavy liquor stash found after a passenger train stopped at the depot. One man bonded, reports describe gin and rum quantities, while officials discuss the investigation and potential charity ties to the local institution.
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Hietit
Dha
Tom Butler
Garfett
Hod Sierkss
Wal Brown
Golger
Ruther
Miedapot
Auiteuse
Janet
Ein
Tralin No. 6
Hatley
Butler
Helping Hand High School Aid for the Wounded
A distressed appeal describes a help program run by Helping Hand High School offering temporary refuge and work for women and children in need. It details charitable actions, shelter efforts, and support services, noting volunteers and community groups coordinating aid, with emphasis on shelter, employment, and medical care.
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Baud
Monte Bowery
Unis
Tampa Vie
Mins
Abani
Our Provi Weriouve
Wien
Watli Ches
Fee
Pester
PeSt
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notes Amid Murky Text
A garbled listing covers real estate transfers including a wife to Arivl Hinew, multiple prices and wards, followed by a stray Washington hotel conversation and a brief note about a play titled New Love for Qld at the Cozy. Rich, disjointed details mix with names like Maver and Ella Hall, creating a fragmented item.
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Weahington Hosel
Florhea
Congresa
Man Waller
New York
Habbs
Aloe
Weyiin
Steelauer
Dave Fon
Vlowa Keen
Odin
Ella Hall
Qld
Soldier tells of tank running over him in battle
Corporal Bart Phelpx of Aurora, Illinois, recounts a World War I incident near the front in France. A tank rolled over and into a mud hole, narrowly missing fatal injury as the driver shifted to avoid him. He was treated, then sent home, hoping to return once fit.
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Toon
Union Pacific Companys
Wan
Robley
France
Mr. Black
Bart Phelpx
Aurora
Tiane
Trapital
Kear
Ney
Sak Hiat Neo
Turing
Flo
Veterans of Indian War Pensions Approved in Utah
Utah state pension board approves additional federal pensions for three Indian War veterans Christing Johnson Harold Hannibal and Thomas Manning, with $20 allowances and a total $25,000 in relief funding by the late legislature. Warrant amounts and widows listed among many recipients reflect broad pension disbursements in Salt Lake City and surrounding areas.
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Ward
Washington
Elizabeth M. Cohen
Christing Johnson
Santkquin
Edward Dailon
Harold W. Hannibal
Salt Lake
Charles Crowe
Thomas F. Manning
James Livingston
Ners
Thollan Wr
Veter Jane Warkurd
Eligabeth E. Wood
Mena [Iaven
Mary Sabin
Mary Ann Hradford
Mary Ann G. Tempeat
Joserone Lemusen
Halder V.n Wilcken
Marnah Gallagher
Bilten Allred
Fanny Chalwh
Eisle C. Allred
Margaree Rauderzan
Utara A. Allred
Mrp
Jenn
Sarah Grange
Andrew Sorensen
Alviiva
Anke
Sarah J Layla
Sophis A. Prterson
Joseph A. Harner
Edward
Rekl
Robert Boardman
Nela Jenson
Axel Collgren
Saron P. Sorearam
Olof Sorensen
Charles #. Allen
Jeremiah J. Page
James Marlin
George Morrisou
Franklin Sah
Orwu Allred
Wil‘Hom Wy Pace
David He Leonard
Attwart Mr. Edwards
William Spendiave
Dantes Staples
George VP
Poetal
Joseph Pollock
Jamuns
Jf. Clinger
Elizabeth Cantrel
Celestial Knight
Marynb Aired
Tanitha Norton
Hourlette Floated
Miarrkia Vs
Etwmahr
Miata
Wakehebd
Sarah Ann Wuulses
Kirrle Clawsen
Sarah Ann Moore
Alta Mavriema
Tra Ne Micky
Willian’ Osborne
Willam Clark
Joshi W. Sylventer
Janis Rogers
Doin Fredinand Kotla
Telecom
Sills
M. Mack
Rilas van Fleer
Down A. Steele
Jon Morrill
Andrew Gregoire
Mads Madken
Moran Braadltiny
One Killed and Many Injured in Springfield Crash
A Springfield bridge collision involving a St Louis San Francisco passenger train led to one death and multiple injuries. The derailment occurred near Velvet Head and Main, with authorities at the scene reporting severe injuries and ongoing rescue operations.
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St Louis-San Francisco
Welch
Moe Wu
Bereas
Paris
Coming-Viola Dana in Breakers Ahead
A fragmented notice notes Viola Dana in Breakers Ahead with sparse references to railway routes and sanitized details. The garbled OCR hints at a film listing or advertisement mentioning actors and a maritime or rail setting, but readable facts are limited.
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Viola Dana
Austrian Prince Held as Hoarder
Vienna authorities arrested Prince Schwartzenberg for hoarding food. Investigators found at his home a week’s supply including a vanload of food with four thousand eggs thirty potatoes six sacks of flour and large quantities of fats drippings wheat and vegetables.
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Vienna
Prince Schwartzenberg
Austria
I Tver
Yale campaign of the third Liberty loan opens tomorrow
Washington reports rushed preparations for the third Liberty loan drive opening tomorrow with 40,000 bonds already printed and a target of 3,000,000,000. The plan includes 44 1 2 percent interest, phased subscriptions from April to May, and conversion options from earlier loans, with bonds due by May 4, 1918 and maturity in 1928.
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Washington
Yale
Liberty Loan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
House
Senate
Thebi
Wilson
Treasury Department
Lgsnes
Breakers Ahead and Carnage Reported in German Carries
Reports from Paris on April 5 describe awful carnage in German forces amid fire from al Urs and German positions. Details cite intense bombardment, battlefield retreats, and heavy casualties as hospitals in French cities receive wounded. Officials and correspondents confirm extensive destruction.
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Paris
Bine
Ir Matare ¢Artenspeee
Altpona
Connsylvania
Pustalny
Federal push for nationwide motor truck license system
Secretary Redfield and the Council of National Defense highway committee urge a federal license for motor trucks, especially long distance fleets between cities. They warn current reciprocal licensing limits hinder growth, raise costs, and burden routes from New York to Washington with multi state tags. They cite Maryland’s prohibitive per mile tax and note western transport has expanded due to freer licenses. The plan envisions a “trinity of highways, railways and waterways” to improve nationwide transport.
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Washington
If Qotlineree Redfield
Tayaport
Council of National Defense
New York
New
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbn
Maueyland
Limore
Ehae
Teter
Motot
Ransport
Columbus
Ohio
M Chamber
Redfield
de Glare
Careful Poultry Advice for Spring Hatchings and Incubators
Practical guidance on April and May hatchings, incubators, and selling chicks. Encourages starting incubators, raising pullets for eggs, and selling surplus stock to neighbors. Describes costs, methods, and small scale poultry business ideas with anecdotal examples.
Feeding and care guidelines for early chick brooding
Provide water and food from day one with five daily feedings during frat week. Use a clean sand floor to aid grinding of feed. Offer boiled eggs mashed with ground grains as initial nourishment. Milk products support chicks. buttermilk and sour milk help avoid bowel troubles. By day eight to ten introduce prepared chick feed from feed stores. Allow outdoor grazing when weather permits but keep birds warm and dry in bad weather.
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G. le McClaskey
Pain & Ro
Attempt to Kill a Congressman In Ohio
In Youngstown Ohio April 5 police and family say an attempted assassination of Congressman John Cooper occurred at the Cooper home. A fire alarm was triggered, preventing escape as a firefighter circulated through the house. Cooper’s wife and two children were overcome and neighbors aided. Two strangers were seen near the residence earlier, and repeated calls about Cooper’s return from Wisconsin prompted police to suspect a deliberate life endangerment.
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Youngstown
John Cooper
Hig
Trvince L. Lemont
Cooper
James
Aigils Curnace
Washingon
Cooper House
Ley
Wisconsin
Harold Lockwood Stars In The Land Loper At Utah Theatre
Harold Lockwood appears in his best role The Land Loper at the Utah theatre today and tomorrow with Pauline Courley as the leading lady. A separate item notes Hrantzard Boawil denies J17 Leachera’s request for a caval Chants, reflecting late city schedule changes.
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Harold Lockwood
Pauline Courley
Utah Theatre Today
Hrantzard (Dan) Boawil
Sdivation
J17 Leachera
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Washington Telephone
Veterans OF Indian
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Ihothe Fistrat
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United, States Food Administration
RCL
Cel
Maca Meat CO
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Boxland
John L. Cooper
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Redwood
California
America
Redwood City
Raith
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