Loyalty League backs Bisbee vigilantes in Warren district
Business leaders and citizens in Bisbee united behind the Loyalty League and its deportation actions against those linked to the I W W. Sheriff Wheeler and a marshal supervise the committee’s decrees with daily meetings and a large posse enforcing expulsions from the Warren mining district to protect copper production amid federal troop rumors. Governor Campbell denied requesting troops and emphasized local control through the league.
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Babee
Rota
Arigona
Hisbee
Loyalty Leages
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Mitten
Permene
Ey Jones
Eliertf
Tucson
Ariz
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Dlefante
Bisbee
Hla
Campbell
Widow of Jack De Saulles Claims Murder for Child
Mrs Dianea De Saulles, Chilean beauty and former wife of Jack De Saulles, a Yale athlete, testifies that he was killed to secure control of their four and a half year old son. She accuses him of debasing their social circle and seeks freedom from custody claims amid a high profile case.
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Dianea de Saulles
Jack de Saulles
Yale
le Saulies
COLOR PRINTING Catalogs and Hine color work ad
Advertisement note for COLOR PRINTING catalogs from Sew Century Printing Co Prov Utah. References Hine color printing and a station ery book machine services.
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Seqicateat
Century Printing Co
Fashion Show 15 To Be Decided At Weber Club Tent
Considerations of Ute Peskion Shar the object of the meeting to be held at the Weber club tents. It will be finally decided whether the show will be held this year. Secretary O J Stiwetlhan sent out 400 notices asking all interested to attend the meeting.
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Weber Club
O. J. Stiwetlhan
Inspections Planned for South Fork Reservoir Site
An inspection will be held tomorrow to determine north for a reservoir on the South Fork of the Ogden River. Participants include Pr Sareel Fortier and government experts Maynor Heywood, Commissioner Jone, and other Ogden residents. Fortier is a leading official in ration investigation work.
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Ogden River
Sareel Fortier
Maynor Heywood
Russia Need Morale Support Amid Propaganda War
American mission members in Russia depart for home as Elihu Root plans to return later to aid Tulsa rehabilitation. Commission members mostly favor sending troops to the east, while Russell dissents, saying such action would harm Russia. They urge U S press and public to counter German propaganda in Russia. Training drills for new troops proceed with uniforms received and a martial appearance forming. City officials plan traffic restrictions on Hudson Avenue for a military review, with police to maintain a clear march route.
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Washington
Russia
Elihu Root
New York
Tulsa
Charles Falweard Russel
Commissionera
J. Ray Wand
Hudson Avenue
Twenty-Ath Street
Twenty-sixth Street
Chief of
Police
Hrowalng
Never Ips Outing Promises Big Local Event
The Never Ips announce a Glenwood outing with the entire Reuwermfts force assigned to aid planning. Committees perfect plans for a day of sports events and a kangaroo court with Otto P. Meekes as judge, plus afternoon refreshments and Thatcher's eight‑piece orchestra for dancing in the evening. A special car will depart at 2 o'clock from Twenty-fifth and Washington streets.
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Glenwood
Reuwermfts
Woth
Otto P. Meekes
Thatcher
Twenty-fifth
Washington St
Parade To Honor Young Soldiers In Sunday Event
Ogden and Southern Pacific bands to provide continuous music during a Sunday afternoon parade in Hermitage Pa to honor local young men mobilized for the war. Mayor Heywood discussed plans for the farewell march with over 200 volunteers expected to participate or spectate.
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Mir
Galt
Heywood
O’clark
Ogden Muntcipal
Souther Macifie
Oxdesse
Abta
Dera
MULE GLAZING OLD LAW NOW PROHI LAW QUESTION
In Utah a question before Judge A E Pratt in the district court asks whether the prohibition act wipes out old laws and proceedings. The case involves I A Smyth owner of the National hotel indicted for conspiracy an illegal sale of liquor. Smyth seeks dismissal of the indictment, while Stuart Dobbs the district attorney argues there is a saving clause that pending actions are not affected by the new law.
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Utah
Segal
A. E. Pratt
District Court
I. A. Smyth
National Hotel
Smyth
Stuart Dobbs
Fire alarm triggers at Cheeseman Garage scene
The fire department was called to the rear of the Cheeseman Garage on Washington Avenue at 11 20 last night. A bonfire from earlier in the day caused the alarm, and while returning to the station another alarm sounded as the crew investigated. An electric fuse blew in the alarm system, likely due to lightning striking wires, keeping the fire bell ringing until a replacement fuse was installed.
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Fre
Cheeseman
Washington Avenue
Fitrell
Taft in Poor Condition at Clay Center Hotel
Former President William Howard Taft remained in poor condition at a Clay Center hotel after contracting intestinal trouble. Early reports noted he slept late, with Dr. J L Morgan not seeing him since around 1 AM, and local officials stating there was little change in his condition.
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Clay Center
Kan
Phyniciana
William WH. Tats
BP. Morevs
Kany
Wil. Varn
Taft
JL F Morgan
Tim
Taft Illness Reported By Dr. Morgan
Dr. Morgan issued a statement saying Taft’s illness stems from intestinal trouble that could clear up or persist for days. The former president has not taken nourishment since Thursday, with no definite forecast of the disease’s course. A stray line references a broken mirror and a peculiar incident in the room.
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Morgan
Taft
Tat
Senate Debates New War Bill Re drafted measure discussed in Senate
Washington Aug 10 The re drafted war bill imposing taxes exceeding two billion dollars was taken up in the Senate with exclusive right of way until disposition. Debate on the measure is expected to last about two weeks before it goes to conference to settle differences between the houses.
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Washington
Senate
Hay the Uncrowned King of Plenty
P G Holden argues hay is the backbone of all farms, more vital than wheat or cotton. He cites hay’s role in stock feeding, soil fertility, and farm wealth, noting its abundance parallels wealth across states and its ubiquity in livestock farming nationwide.
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P. G. Holden
United States
Tve
Deluce
House of Pro Pertty
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