Utah Fighting Men Reach New York from France
Utah soldiers arriving in New York include Corporal Cornelius F Thinnes of Oxdes George 327 Twenty-eighth Street. Corporal Edward W Brophy of 2137 Grant Avenue Ogden. Corporal Howard J Dingl ain of Canyon Road Ogden. Private John B Slater Tremonton. Private Jesse Ayers Emma Mant Second South Street Salt Lake City. Corporal Henry J Morgan Layton. Corporal Leo C White Salt Lake City. Private Vernon Brown Salt Lake City. Private Jonathan Smith Randolph Salt Lake City. Corporal Delatyn W Witt Salt Lake City. Horseshoer Dominic Malana Kenilworth Salt Lake City. Corporal Himer J Laskaway Salt Lake City. Private Elmer Jansen Grace Street Logan. Service unit 387. Second Utah convalescents listed with names and addresses.
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Utah
France
New York
Tith Transportation Corpa
Cornelius F. Thinnes
George
Twenty-eighth Street
Oxdes
Edward W. Brophy
Mnother
Mary
Grant Avenue
Oden
Howard J. Dingilain
Slater
Provenge
Canyon Roail
Ogden
Jonpaph Smith
H. A. Randolph
Deiatyn W. Witt
Canyon Road
Salt Lake
Dominic Malana
Julia
Kenilworth
Himer J. Laskaway
Anne
Fourth East Street
Elmer Jansen
Srace
First North Street
Logan
Suit for damages settled in Utah railroad death case
Agnes Clementn, administratrix of Joseph Slevins Clements estate, filed to collect 19000 damages and vehicle value after a railroad wreck near Lehi on April 2 1910. The suit was settled for 1500 in a quick compromise. The text notes years old holes in the paint and ends with a proverb about happiness through love and purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provo
Agnes Clementn
Joseph Slevena Clements
Welcome for Army Motor Corps Ends Ogden Stop
A 296 member Army motor train completing a 2288 mile Washington to Ogden run received a warm welcome from Mayor Browning and city leaders. The procession through Weber County featured flowers, music, and civic leaders, with Col C. W. McClure praising the Ogden reception. The convoy halted at La Farr Park for rest and city-sanctioned activities before continuing toward their destination.
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Washington
Orden
Lmits
Ogden
Weber Canyon
Ogden City
Browning
C. W. McClure
Ralph Briaid
Red Cross Motor Corpu
Mollce T
Force
Ladies’ Band
Che Oly
Weber Club
Rotary Club
Merchanta of
Oxen Motor Corps
Juma
Weber Power Plant
Weber County
Towee Chik
Ely
Chil Flygare
Miles L. Jones
Martin P. Brown
John M. Ubild
D. H. Heafgn
Charles H. Bareton
O. 3. Stilwell
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Warren I. Wallis
I5wis
Merchanta of Ogden
Joan Edward Carver
War Camp Community Service
Ralph &. Bristol
Ogden Rotary Club
Mra
Ralph EB. Bristol
Ogden Volunteer Motor Corps
L. R. Heeles
Riverdale
Weber County Farm Bureau
Col
McClure
Aristot Wade
Col. McClure
Qeden
Ralph Bristol
Hs Ogden Volunteer Motor Corps
Waghlerton Avenue
Atresia
Lan Farr Park
Tne
Orden Cangan Sant Tria
Long Ware Park
Cororade L. Ft. Eccles
McClura
Kh Os- Nen
Morgan
Welor Canyon
Webe
Governor Fayers Strong Action In Mexican Affair
Governor Duttle of Minnesota calls for immediate release of two U S officers held by Mexican bandits. He urges U S Army occupation if Mexico cannot guarantee safety, as states seek a unified approach with New Mexico and Arizona governors. Lansing telegram confirms U S demand for action to recover Lieutenants Peterson and Deyla.
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Fayers
Salt Lake
Mexico
United States
United States Army
Marta
J. A. A. Duttle
Minnesota
Harold G. Feterson
Hutchinson, Mint
Paul H. Deyla
California
Burnquist
Lansing
A.tarrazola
New Mexico
Thames RB. Campbell
Arizona
Ngi Nizhi
W. ©. Garis
Alent
Western Hemisphere
Tansing
Durhquist
Peterson
A. Durnquist
Salt Lake City
Mexico City
Juarez
Daya
Robert Lansing
Good Attraction Opens Orpheum Thursday Night
Manager Goss of the Orpheum reports a top attraction for the season opening Thursday with Misa Huth Chatterton in The Merrin Month of May a delightful comedy. Seats are selling as the theater expects a large audience and a fine company.
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Goss
Orpheum
Aire
Misa Huth Chatterton
M Chatterton
Judith Baldwin
Seanter Baldwin
Arizona
Senators
Washington
Progent
Miller
Arrival of Boys From War Service in New York
The 77th transportation corps arrived in New York from overseas yesterday with several Oakden boys among them. Corporal Cornelius F Thinnes son of George Thinnes 427 Twenty-eighth Street Corporal Edward W Siephy son of Mrs Trophy 113 Grant Avenue and Corporal Howard L Dinsdale whose sister Florence Dinsdale resides 368 Canyon Ave were among the returning servicemen.
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77Th Transportation Coms
New York
Oaden
Cornelius F. Thinnes
George Thinnes
Twenty-eighth Street
Corpors
Edward WW. Siephy
MM Trophy
Grant Avenue
Howard L. Dinsdale
Miaa
Florence Dinsdale
Canyon Vat
State Firemen Gather in Sandy Utah Meeting
Sandy Utah welcomes Utah State Firemen's Association members arriving for a three day session beginning tomorrow morning. The event will feature talks, demonstrations and collective discussions on firefighting practices and safety.
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Sandy
Utah State Firemen’s Associaton
Tanlac credited for dramatic health turnaround of Tacoma man
Michael Grats of Tacoma recounts extensive illness and weight loss from stomach trouble after years of failed remedies and travels. He credits Tanlac with restoring appetite, sleep, energy, and a 35 pound weight gain, noting a physician later labeled him among the healthiest men in Seattle.
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Nlite
Mexico
Acaada
Mme
Michael Grats
Sheridan
Tacoma
Wah
Mr. Graiy
Pendleton
Arts
Los Angeles
Cal
Billings
British Columbia
Washington
Morse
Tanlac
Seattle
Ogden
A. Ft McIntyre Drug Co
Pioneer smelter town hosts state firemen convention opening
At the Pioneer town convention opening the Utah State Firemen's association focuses on business sessions and welcomes officials. Mayor W W Wilson and Fire Chief A Rob ert Larson give welcomes, with responses from E G Locke and Reuben Simpson. Afternoon programs cover reports, addresses, and committee work.
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W. W. Wilson
A. Robert Larson
E.G. Locke
Utah State Firemen’s Association
Reuben Simpson
W. M. Weers
Industrial Commission
Firemen’s Relief Fund
jAime and Objects
Ogden
Bera
Wilson Park
Utah Industrial Commission Regulates Private Employment Agencies
The Utah Industrial Commission adopts measures to regulate private employment agencies. Agencies must file detailed sworn statements including operation name, location, ownership, officers, indemnity, and service terms. A public hearing is set for August 25, 1919 to discuss reasonableness and lawfulness of the order.
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Criteriow
Industrial C
Utah
The
Industrial Commission of Utah
State of
Industrial Commission
Industrial Commission of
State of Utah
Salt Lake City
Tah
A. Thatcher
Guise F Smith
Cony
Tangled Threads Bedoie Barrichl in Utah Theatre
Fragmented interview notes describe Tangled Threads at a Utah theater with references to a League of Grit Widows and themes of self determination. The quoted star discusses autonomy, protection, and dangers to widows from predatory men, with opinions on widow neutrality.
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Ae Marderate
Beesie
Utah Theater
Bersto Barrivcale
Utah
Beliaves
Opal Little Star
B.D
Power Plant Burned at Idaho Penitentiary
Fire reported from spontaneous combustion damaged the Idaho state penitentiary power plant in Boise on August 15, destroying a wood and card stock area and injuring dynamos, boilers, and engines. Estimated total losses run about 7500 to 7500, with only forty four cards burned and most of the structure remaining intact.
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Idaho Penitentiary
Boise
Idaho
Idaho State Penitentiar
Walla
Boncrete Tremaining
Bunne
Bole Lumber Company
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Them
Col. Hudson Building
Alberta
Bettie Fisher
Becco
Skaggs
Army Motor Corps
Orpheun
Sffking Health
Gratz
Mapa Dietieaeedl
Armaels
Dioolrod
Pete
Zizes
Utah State Commission
Bedoie Barrichl
New Fork Lake
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