Child Dies After Bean Lodges in Windpipe
The one year old son of Francis and Mary Moore Orton of 437 Fourth Street died at 4 p.m. yesterday from strangulation and blood congestion caused by a bean lodged in his windpipe. He placed a bean in his mouth Tuesday morning and suffered severe distress despite medical efforts. Funeral is Sunday at 2 in the Sixth Ward Chapel with Reverend W. W. Rawson presiding. Burial at Ogden City Cemetery. Born October 17, 1914, he was a grandson of Frank Moore of the Meare Coal Company.
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Francis
Mary Moore Orton
Fourth Street
Akin Naguna
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Herthe
Ile
Ono
Larkin Chapel
Select
Sixth Ward
Biston
W. Rawson
Ogden City
Frank Moore
Meare Coal Rompany
Nela P Hansen Dies in Brigham City
Brigham City April 18 Nela P Hansen pioneer of Utah died this morning at 9 30 a m after brief illness the principal cause was general debility. Born Ringsted Denmark April 1 1841 he learned shoemaking in Copenhagen and later joined Mormon church emigrating to Utah in 1864 He worked in Salt Lake City and Brigham City later in jewelry business in Salt Lake City He traveled Europe and studied Palestine Survivors include two sons Joseph Hansen and W L Hansen and two daughters Mrs Joseph Valentince and Mrs J A Birdeneau
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Nela P. Hansen
Utah
Hansen
Depi
Ringsted
Denck
Copenhagen
Mr. Hansen
Salt Lake
Brigham
Tater
Sill Lake
Denmark
Tia
Counerica
Europe
Palestine
Iansen
Joseph . Bansen
W. L. Hansen
Joseph W. Valentince
J. A. Birdeneau
Logan
Unclear fragmentary item on 1318 model strawberry Augusto
Fragmentary text references a 1318 model strawberry August o and a first roh fin of the sexson. Mentions Botsheviks De Katrdipes and Ga Chonitte with chaotic phrasing and possible price note. No coherent events or identifiable persons beyond scattered proper nouns.
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Katrdipes
Atgusia
Atraw-Berry
Augusto
Caddock-Stecher Championship Bout Planned for July Fourth
Business men guarantee $30,000 to bring the Caddock-Stecher championship wrestling bout to town. The offer was sent to Gene Melady in Omaha this afternoon, with a plan to stage the match in the ball park if he accepts.
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O Wrestling Axoatch
Gene Melady
Omaha
Ball Park
Melady
Cleveland Opens AL Season With 6 2 Triumph Over Detroit
Cleveland defeats Detroit 6 to 2 in the rain delayed opener of the American League season. Poland held Detroit to nine hits, Erickson wild in relief, with Bush error aiding Detroit's runs. Speaker made a sharp unassisted double play in the ninth, Cobb likely to play tomorrow. Cleveland batted well and built early and late leads, with Coveleskie winning in a 6 2 game.
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Speaker
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Belush
Coveleskie
Holand
Thret
Dressen
Steen
Miller
Wilt
Ellison
Tleas
Cavanauph
Wainbsganss
Buah
Young
O'Neill
Bricksop
Strick
Two Chicago Americans cut from roster in April moves
In Chicago on April 18 two pitchers Musser and Roberson were cut from the Chicago Americans roster and released to the Minneapolis club of the American association. Canada’s new parliament totals 39 former members.
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Musser
Roberson
Chicago Americans
Bull
Minneapolis
Associathon
Canada
Reds Finish Strong In Cincinnati Rally Won 7 to 6
Cincinnati edged Pittsburgh 7 to 6 in a ninth inning rally. Magee and Roush singled, Harmon relieved, then Griffith doubled scoring Magee and Roush. Moltwitz made a leaping catch on Roush’s liner as the Redlegs clinched the win.
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Tofay
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Rowsh
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Harmon
Chance
Griffith
Magee
Roush
Carlson
Neal
Chase End Griffith
Moltwits
Red+ Jand field
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Chase
Carey
Stengel
Neale
Cutshaw
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Mollwitz
Miler
Bressler
Ort Miller
Carlse
Conley
Mitler
Breesler
Salmon
Willard Fulton Title Bout Nears on Fourth of July
Preliminaries for staging the world heavyweight title fight between Jess Willard and Fred Fulton in the Twin Cities were finalized in Minneapolis and Saint Paul. A ten round desertion contest on July Fourth is planned with Col. J. C. Miller negotiating, seeking $10,000 subscription and venue access, while Minnesota state receipts and capacity limits influence site choices.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Jess Willart
Minnesota
Fred Fulton
Minneapolis
St. Paul VI
Willard
Pullan
J. C. Miller
Twin City
Miller
Miler Inti
SL Vaal
Ramquist
Miss Rankin Denied Speech In Deer Lodge
Miss Jeanette Rankin of Missoula Montana faced a rebuke when she was refused permission to speak in Deer Lodge last week at a Liberty loan speech event. A citizens meeting led by Senator Williams and RD Lurshle voted against her due to alleged associations with figures linked to strikes in Butte.
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Deer Lodge
Mons
Jeanette Rankin
Missoula
Montana
Willams
RD. Lurshle
Mins Rankin
Butte
W. F. Dunn
Ton Campbell
British officer nominated for military cross
In a wartime note, Lieutenant Sweatser is recommended for the Military Cross for gallantry near Passchendaele on March 13. He aided more than forty men exposed to gas while himself suffering from gas illness. His current address is not available.
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Sweatser
Slater
Passchendaele
New German Tax Aims At 8.18 Billion Marks
Amsterdam dispatch reports Germany’s proposed tax package expected to raise 8.182 billion marks. One billion from business turnover tax extension and 850 million from the spirit monopoly. To curb evasion, travelers leaving the country must pay personal taxes for five years. Read the Classified Ads.
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Germany
Heriiu
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