Boys Tempted by Young Girls in Joy Ride Case
Three boys Olen Montgomery, Willan Silvia, and Bernie Hobinson faced juvenile court after a Wednesday night joy ride. A grocery worker, Fred Seager, parked his car in front of the Tanth ward meeting house and found it missing upon returning from a dance. The vehicle was later found abandoned and the boys admitted to driving, blaming the girls for temptation.
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Trres
Juvenile Court
Olen Montgomery
Arden Avenue
Willan Silvia
Twelfth Street
Bernie Hobinson
Pollen
Fred Seager
Tanth Ward
Mrating House
Taking Changes Wife Receives Overnight Visit Detour
A fragmentary report shows a wife returning from an overnight visit asking her husband about a good dinner. The husband jokes about onions and steak, while a journal-like cellar scene follows with a humorous miscommunication over food.
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Derston Transcript
Two Americans Have Close Call in No Man's Land
The report details two American soldiers found alive in a No Man's Land dugout after a heavy shelling near Leicheprey. Raymond Deminsky crawled to surface after three days buried, with others wounded or captured but showing notable resilience. Letters describe brave acts by chaplains Father William J. Farrell and Father Osias Bougher aiding batteries, carrying ammunition, and continuing duties despite injuries, while propaganda efforts attempted to undermine morale.
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Wransce
Associated Preey
Jacques
John A. Dickman
Somerville
Magg
Nes
Dickman
Parker
Mnesa
William J. Farrell
West Newton
Mass
Hich
Father Tarrell
New Haven
Raymond Connor
Splehsprey
Connor
Poens
Arliches
England
William 2. Farril
West
Newton, Maes
Ameri- An
Myron Dickinsay
Hrtgeport
Conn
Osias Bougher
Nesy Be Ford
Attention NTO Owners Seek Best Deals on Stork Auto Tires
A fragmented local advertisement from A Lowe Co promotes stork auto tires with bargain prices. The note urges owners to come early for savings and hints at a display window theft or refresh.
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Food Administration
War Casualties List From Washington April 28
The casualty list today shows seventy five names split as Killed in action five died of wounds three died of disease three wounded severely thirty three wounded slightly twenty five. Seven officers named two severely wounded two slightly wounded. Also Lieutenant Julian N. Dow reported prisoner in Germany with a severe wound. Names cover captains lieutenants sergeants corporals privates including Worthington Brown Freematt Eyde Kelly Kirk Kivlin Dow Corbin Knapp Holmes Akitis Warner Dimarey French Gaudets Palantibo Putah Shull Wells etc.
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Washington
Pine
Harry H. Worthington
Orlando C. Brown
Edward M. Freematt
John Eyde
Harry J. Kelly
Harry T. Corbin
Wiliam Rt
Albert A@atus
George J. Buta
Benjamin Kasien
Clarence F. Putah
Charles L. Shull
Cooper J. Wells
John L. Bbke
George C. Moss
Henry J. Worthington
Edward M. Froman
John J. Eistle
Harry F. Kelly
Fred
Flmes
Abe Ruskin
George W. Steinley
Frank F. Mellon
Peter Modzelewski
John Morris
Samuel J. Schimper
Ben I. Siemon
Charles W. Willemsen
Training Camps for the Soldiers
Washington reports announced training camps for 150000 mobilized troops to be sent next Friday. Camps include Crowder at Camp Funston and Camp Dodge with state assignments for each man, listing receiving states and camp totals.
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Washington
Wen
Crow- Bury
Dodge
North Dakota
Minnesota
Towa
Shtinais
Custer
Michigan
Wisconsin
Funston
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Coloato
New Mexico
Arizona
Jersey
Illinois
Delaware
New York
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Grant
Travis
Oklahoma
Texas
Hymns Sung At Camp Kearny Week Long Plan
Hymns sung nightly at Camp Kearny in San Diego follow a plan to repeat the same hymn each week. Knights of Columbus buildings are noted as hosting the plan with a different hymn each day Monday through Sunday. Captain W. Stone, chaplain at the division headquarters, originated the plan to sing the tessellated hymn before each event at the base.
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Kearny
San Diego
Cal
Knights of Columbus
Moniay
Neares
Ther
Sturdays
Italy
Hell
Stone
Alevision
Aviators Bring Down the Germans in France
Paris April 26 Major Luther of Wallingford Conn destroyed his eighteenth German airplane on Tuesday Lieut Paul Baer of Mobile Ala brought down his fifth German machine the same day, becoming the latest American ace Lieutenant Baer is believed to have brought down two more German planes. His seven victories in the last six weeks raise the total of American air victories to forty in the last few months.
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Paris
Reed Luthery
Wallingford
Conn
Pau
Evank Baer
Mobile
Aati
Lo Rive
Daerix
Sixteen men indicted in Prager lynching case aftermath
Indictments returned against defendants in the Robert Paul Prager lynching investigation. Twelve counts charge murder against five arrestees and seven others, with four indictments accusing police malfeasance. Names and precise charges follow ongoing coroner’s inquiry.
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Edward Stille
Agul
Alice
Josayn
Mob leader Riegel linked to Prager hanging case
Riegel admitted leading the mob that hanged Prager and named Wesley Beaver, Richard Tinkes Jr., William Brockmeier and Enion Blaare as participants. Four policemen indicted, Fred Frost, Martin Fulchek, Harry Stephens and John Tulnick, charged with aiding the mob and failing to arrest suspects during the rescue.
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Riegel
Prager
Wesley Beaver
Richard Tinkes
William Brockmeier
Enion Blaare
Fred Frost
Martin Fulchek
Harry Stephens
John Tulnick
Urager
Lmngte
El Paso Skyscraper History and Wrecking Plans
El Paso in 1888 saw J. J. Mundry erect a three story skyscraper that was then a show building. Now wrecking begins to clear space for a large theater on Pioneer Plaza, amid 12 story rivals along El Paso street. The Mundry structure remains one of the few from that era on Istreet.
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EL Paso
Tex
J. J. Mundry
Sunset Heights
Frontier Town
Central Plaza
el Para Street
Mundy
Pioneer Plaza
Fash del Norte
Jarrez
el Paso Street
Istreet
Children’s Welfare Committee Named in Weber County
Dr. C. Conroy chairs a Weber County Council of Defense group with IT. C. Johnson heading city schools to oversee youth welfare. The panel will plan summer entertainment and amusement at public gatherings. Mrs. H. H. Spencer chairs the women’s branch and names Mrs. J. M. Cause and Mrs. J. R. Cooper as members.
Real Estate Transfers Listed For Several Buyers
Real estate transfers include R L Bush to Robert Hoggan for part of otslang 6 block 25 plat C with 2500 dollar consideration and warranty deed. Henry A West to Alma Savige for part of lot 17 block 4 South Ogden survey with 2500 dollars. William Gould and wife to Arthur M Perrin for parts of sec 35 and sec 31 township 7 north range 1 west with warranty deed. Traberk At Hawblitto Jeanie Hammond to part of west half of section 7 township 5 north range 1 west with 1 dollar consideration. Charles C Miles to Lorena Miles for lot 75 Black King's addition and lots 47 and 4 Block 71 with 500 dollars quitclaim deed.
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R. L. Bush
Robert M. Hoggan
Otslang
Henry Alva
Alma
Savige
South Ogden
William Gould
Arthur M. Perrin
Ther
Jann
Traberk
Jeanie Hambily
Charles C. Miles
Lorena Miles
Black King
Soldiers Speak At University Club Meeting
An attentive crowd at the University Club heard speeches by three soldiers from the organization and Martin Dilthour, recently returned from Holland. Lt Eugene Pratt and provisional Lieutenants Rinehart Sideon and George Red Jensen spoke on training in the officers reserve and camp. Balebout described war's impact on Holland and German propaganda. Secretary T Pardoe presided and thanked the speakers.
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Tnniversity Club
Martin Dilthour
Golland
Eugene Pratt
Rinehart Sideon
George Red Jensen
Balebout
Holland
T. Ent Pardoe
Kaiser Visits Zeebrugge Amid War Telegram
Berlin reports the Kaiser visited Zeebrugge the site of a failed English raid and inspected repairs on a railway bridge. He then toured the canal works where two cement laden cruisers were noted. A captured English gapisin of Marines was shown, and plans for Mobile infirmaries operated by women behind American lines in France were mentioned.
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London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Berlin
Zeebrugge
Ork
United States
France
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