Awarded 739 for loss of right ear in 1917 accident
John C. Wheat of Osden was awarded 730.44 by the state Industrial Commission as damages for personal disfigurement from an accident on July 16, 1917 while employed by Eccles Lumber Co. Guardian Casualty & Guaranty Co. will pay Wheat 12.30 for eight days temporary total disability and 2.38 weekly for six years, totaling 739.44. The commission also denied damages against Walker Brothers Dry Goods and London Guarantee. A separate note mentions bandit-held captives in China and prisoner updates.
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John C. Wheat
Osden
State Industrial Commission
Eccles Lumber Company
Guardian Casualty & Guaranty Company
Wheal
Nret
Industrial Commiswig
Asgard
Kenneth Norman Amierson
Daihages
Walker Brothers Dry Goods Company
London Guarantee & Accident Company
Walker
Fite
Expressiman
Local Theaters Feature Farce and Farewell Laughs
A collage of show names includes Ruth Roland in The Price of Folly Billy’s First Arrest and BRON CHO BILLY with a big V comedy at the Cozy, signaling a lively week for patrons.
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Ruth Roland
Broncho Billy
Bandits Capture Fifth American Bandits Capture Fifth
News from Washington via the Siems Care y Railway reports the release of H. J. Love, an American employed by a British tobacco company, after a Chinese bandit incident near Trlaing Chengtin. A note from the American legation cites a late money reward expired for Kyle A. Kyles of Portland, Oregon, abducted March 5. General military piracy is said to have begun amid the turmoil.
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Jngtan Sien
Kyle
State Department
Lave
Mr. Igle
Siemsa-Carey Company
Kyle 1
Steins-Carey Company
China
Slews-Carey Company
Chinn
Telning
Love
Tsings'Two
Chengto
Szechwan
Purcell
St. Paul
Wuyang
Honan
EH. J. Love
New York
H. J. Love
Washington
Siems- Carey Railway & Canal Company
Peking
George A. Kyles
Portlant
Ore
American Tobacco Company
Trlaing
Chengtin
Murs
Slemg-Carey
Wash
Officials Ready to Handle Strike in Washington
Officials prepared to handle any situation during a general sympathetic strike that disrupted walks out by laborers. Edward Long, a local fireman, hospitalized with knife wounds in the abdomen, said to have occurred during the disorders last night. Two men were arrested, about two thousand people involved. Sedition bill ready, with imprisonment and fines proposed for disloyalty or acts to obstruct the army draft or loan programs.
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Bevn
Pilonort
Gttect
Yaibway
Edward Long
sAbon
Washington
Se. Wid LH
Estate of Bernarda Linda Closes With No Claimants
An Ogden Bank holds cash of 862.40 from Bernarda Linda with no heirs found. Kirkendall Undertaking seeks Tl A Moyen as administrator to pay funeral expenses of 228.80. No heirs located. mention of a possible gelster in Spain. No proper address on record.
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Ogden
Bernarda Linda
Kirkendall Undertaking Company
Tl. A. Moyen
Lunda
Gelster
Spain
Mer
University club hosts reception for new army lieutenants
An informal reception at the University club in Ogden honors ten new army lieutenants visiting on furlough. Lieutenants Eugene Pratt George Fred Jensen and Rinehart Gideon will speak on military life. Mr Vandenbere, recently returned from the Netherlands, will address the group amid dancing and socializing.
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Thursting Avening
University Club
Thren
Fish Mermhers
Army
Ogden
Eugene Pratt
George Fred Jensen
Rinehart Gideon
Vandenbere
Netherlands
Canadian casualty list includes American names
American casualties listed in Ottawa on April 23. Died sections show J. O Nilon from Jackson, Mica H son from Minne Charltoniaoath, Los Angèle Ge and other names included in the Canadian casualty list issued last night.
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Ottawa
J. O'Nilon
Jackson
Mica
H. Son
Minne
Charltoniaoath
Los Angele
No Lightless Night Order Continues Through September
Washington April 23. Fuel Administrator ClarkeId orders continuation of lightless nights until September 4 due to daylight saving adjustments. The suspension aims to prevent glare and ensure energy management as daylight saving law effects persist.
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Washington
Fuel Adsministrator
Clarkeld
Reasin
Meno Lur
Nehling
Hollander Arrested After Declaring Enmity to America
Paul Antonine von Renkhuyzen, 28, a baker from Ogden, was jailed after declaring pro Germany views and opposing U S involvement in the war at the county exemption board office. He admitted sympathy for Germany and said he would not fight, prompting authorities to detain him for federal inquiry. Born in Amsterdam, he came to the United States in 1903 and has worked in baking and other jobs in Ogden.
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Paul Antonine von Renkhuyzen
Ogden
United States
Dapartmant of Justice
von Nookhuyzen
Germany
Rookhuyzen
America
Nimuelf
Bret
Uon
Hys
Paul A. von Rookhuyzen
von Rookhuyzen
Washington
Amsterdam
Holland
Jending
Chairman Lowder
von Rookhuygzen
Linb
Hall
Ard
Bint
von Trackhuyzen
Tme
William Lowder
Alma Peterson
A.C. Call
Tm Lu
Lund
Sherry Peterson
Salt
U.S. de Partment of Justice
Amisterdam
Mayflower
Itow
Qaden
Becker
Iit
Southern Pacific Railroad
Wratt Bagrd
Section Foreman Pays $9000 for Liberty Bonds on Special Train
GREN RIVER Wyo April 23 The Union Pacific Liberty loan special tour drew crowds along an 1100 mile run from the Missouri River city to Green River. About 40,000 people witnessed parades in Cheyenne Laramie Rawlins Twin Rock Springs Green River and Evanston led by a 23 piece UP band. Subscriptions totaled 1 500 000 from UP employees with foreman Sam Wilt and others along the route subscribing 6 200 cash. A watchman on the Western division added 8 000 in bonds. Total UP employee subscriptions neared 3 500 000. News notes include meat price guidance for May deliveries by the government.
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Gren River
Wyo
Union Pacific
Jeff Omaha
Missouri EG City
Cheyenne
Laaramie
Rawlins
Tanna
Rock Springs
Green River
Evanston
Parados
Omaha
W. 3
Jeffers
MO Manaik
Sam Wit
Svetion
Union
Echo
Tat
Te Union Saeltic
FH. Mammill
W. F. Gurley
Ne H. Loomis
T. F. Hamer
G. J. Lane
Ballard Yunn
Beef price controls set by board for May purchases
Washington reports fixed beef prices for May on purchases by the army navy and marine corps. The government will pay stated maximums and continue modified contracts with packers based on prewar livestock markets. If market drops arise a new federal agreement will be sought.
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Chinago
The
Food Administration
B. J. Roy
Chica&o
Abiamy Quartermaster Corps
Ahiree
Ofice
Gordon Hateley
Chicago
T He al Hes
Army
Mavy
Mrine Corps
Pactic Coast
F. O. Bh
New York
Washington
America
Navy
Lon
Containment Advice Prompted FTC Input On War Time Trade
The fragment references the Federal Trade Commission being asked for advice on containment and price actions by the Army and Navy. It notes packers limiting price increases due to fuel allotments and underscores the effective use of weapons over others. It mentions a German correspondent and troop movements associated with Highamact suns and smil bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Trade Commission
Army
Navy
Ardyvatitt
Massed Attacks Called Off Change in German Tactics
The April 22 dispatch from Meilish headquarters reports General Ludendorff’s order to abandon massed attacks. He states that victory cannot be achieved by sheer numbers and that such methods must be abandoned. The report cites a March 30 dispatch detailing the shift.
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Vodendorff
German Army to Resume Leaves of Absence in May
Ottawa report from Reuters states German prisoners say leaves of absence will resume in the army in May. The dispatch notes the move may indicate a shift away from the offensive by that time.
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Ottawa
Reuter’s
British Headquart
France
Black man killed by mob in Lexington courthouse yard
A Black man, linked to a sh idding case, was hanged by a mob in the Lexington courthouse yard. The sheriff sought to arrest Nayes for violating the state prohibition law.
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Lexington
Tenn
Sherrie
Meliride
Court House Yard
Noyes
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EB. J. Purcell
Tinnan
Kyle Test
Misa Rathore Schmidt
Stanley M. Dison
Springfield
8. D
Angsu Klang
Bandits
H. 3
Lone
British-American Tobacco Company
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Porterseam
Hollander
Ameriga
U. P
M. Schottled
Scholl
H.W. Jones CO
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