German ship ties up at New London
New London Conn Aug 25 The German steamer Willehad formerly Emerard of Boston arrived after night delay and went to the state pier storage of Eastern Forwarding Co American agent for Germany s submarine merchantmen She is expected to remain a short time as authorities arrange storage and servicing plus reports of sugar crop growth in Germany exceeding 1918 by about 300000 tons with an estimated yield between 1700000 and 1500000 tons
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New London
Conn
Willehad
Boston
Cape Cod Canal
Fox
Wille
New State Pier
Eastern Forwarding Company
Germany
Berlin
Sayville
Frisco Road to Issue More Bonds Approved
Jefferson City Mo AU K 25 The state public service commission granted authority for the St Louis and San Francisco railroad to issue bonds totaling 194 million 138 thousand 36 preferred stock 79 million 452 thousand 026 and common stock 43 million 000 000 with an outer and jog on June 2 1917 and additional obligations totaling 221 million 674 thousand 586
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Jefferson City
AUK
State Public Service Corporation
St. Louie
Deutschland Plans Another Voyage to the United States
Berlin reports via wireless that preparational work for another voyage of the submarine Deutschland to the United States is underway. Cargo ready is larger than expected and the entire crew has expressed readiness to sail again.
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Berlin
Bay- Hle
Aubmaring Deutschland
United States
Aigu
Tribute to Men Who Braved Death
Washington reports an official statement honoring the destroyer Terry crew who stayed at their posts to save the ship during a feeble attack on the Dominican coast. The vessel sank in heavy seas and will be towed to Norfolk for repairs. Secretary Daniels praised John J. Kenney Frank E. Shute Michael Grimes Curt McAvoy for their actions.
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Washington
Pary
Terry
Fleir
Dominican
Norfolk Navy Yard
Daniels
John J. Kenney
Frank E Shute
Michael Grimes
Water Cender
Curt McAvoy
Tiaa
Kenney
Shute
Tn Dia
Unclear Fire Scene Report Leaves Gaps In Details
Fragmentary OCR text describes a fire and workers named Grimes and McA remaining at the scene. Elements mention turning a mechanism, the engine room, water, and efforts to put out fires, but crucial context and specifics are missing.
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Grimes
McA
SEARCH FOR WIFE MURDERER ENDS IN LOS ANGELES
Waxahachie Texas Aug 25 Beared for Ollie Beaupre who fled to the French front and to Europe to avoid the case ended yesterday when he was arrested in Los Angeles BBC according to reports Sheriff Craibrone fadsay Beaupre was out on bond of 25000 pending appeal of his 25 year sentence for the murder of his wife in Dallas years ago The case was transferred from Dallas on a change of venue and he disappeared after an appeal Bla case has been verand
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Waxahachie
Texas
Ollie Beaupre
Los Angeles
Craiborne Fadsay
Beaupre
Hla
Dallas
War game news prompts navy to ready hospitals
Washington reports naval officers awaiting word of a battle between two fleets in the Atlantic war game. Hospitals in New York Boston Newport Philadelphia and Norfolk are told to prepare for wounded. Officials deny confirmed combat or losses while planning for transport of ammunition and supplies to coastal depots.
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Washington
Togar
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Het Blua
New York
Boston
Newport
Philadelphia
Norfolk
Admiral Sage
Navy
Narragenac
Rewall Point
Hampton Toads
Yealers
Admiral Mayo
Ingo
Tensagen
Helm
Alzo
Amarle
Department
Owen renews fight over corrupt practices bill in Senate
Washington, Aug 25. Senator Owen renews his bid to push a corrupt practices regulation bill this session. He threatens to delay adjournment to force action, charges Republicans and Democrats with campaign fund misdeeds, and claims the lumber trust funneled 40 000 into Oklahoma to influence his reappointment vote on Lorimer.
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Washington
Peretafora
Owen
Force
Senate Republicans
Webbermety Trrtox
Messare
Lumber Trust
Oklahoma
Becatton
William Lorimer
Senate
The Committee on Credentials at Oracle Theatre
Harry D. Carey and Herbert Rawlison are noted figures in a theatre program segment for Oracle Theatre. The item highlights roles in two separate works, with focus on credentials and the nature of the plays presented.
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Harry D. Carey
Committee On Credentials
Herbert Rawlison
Nature Incorporated
Oracle Theatre
Eagles Lodge selects new secretary in Ogden unit
Claude A. Hensley was elected secretary of the Eagles Lodge Wednesday to fill the vacancy from G. F. Roach. Hensley, a young Ogden Action 118 member, is noted for accounting and bookkeeping skill and will resign from the Southern Padre company where he has worked three and a half years to take the new post on September 1.
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Claude A. Henaley
F. O. Eagles
G. F. Roach
Wensley
Ogden Actio 118
Heary Pereasa
Hensley
Owland
Southern Padre Company
Tin Gew
Fred Yockey Taken to Provost Mental Hospital
Fred Yockey was brought to the parish office in a demented condition and then taken to the state mental hospital in Provo yesterday afternoon by Patrolman W. Richardson. Mrs. Yockey accompanied her husband and the officer. The trip was made by automobile amid traffic.
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Fred Yockey
Aberit
Stave Mental Hospital
Prov
WI Richardson
Yockey
Allies Break German Front North of Somme in Major Offensive
London reports a renewed Allied push along both French and British fronts north of the Somme. French gains include Maurepas and a 290 yard advance. British troops near Thierval and a 400 yard trench advance. The front extends thirty miles south of Estrees with heavy bombardment in preparation for further infantry drives. German air camps are active as reserves are moved to blunt the offensive.
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London
Aus
Bomme
Paris
Estrees
Laseigny
Vermandovillers
Chaumnen
Hoya
Laseteor
Ender Orlog
Cout
Basidons
Nine Hurt In Airship Raid Over Thames Estuary
A Zeppelin raid over England early this morning caused great excitement near the Thames estuary and across the southeast coast. Reports state nine people were injured, some fatally, with houses damaged and bombs dropped near a dairy and a railway yard. Anti aircraft guns engaged raiders as aircraft pursued them. a second airship was said to have caused casualties in a southeast town. Further official details awaited.
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Condom
England
War Office
Lhatning
Bern
Raya
Alrabip
Chips
Era
Exchanges
Telegraph Company
Eta Vom
Thames
Miet
Liquor smugglers kill U S agent in border raid
In a gun battle just over the North Carolina border from Stuart Virginia Deputy Rosa and Agent D H Haya were shot during an attempted seizure of liquor. Alleged smugglers James and Fletcher Smith escaped unharmed while William Smith was fatally wounded. A wagonload of liquor was found at the home of Whitth Smith.
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Lynchburg
Carolne
Stuart
D. H. Haya
William Smith
James
Fletcher Smith
Cepyeas
Witttsm Smith
Witttsm Smith and When Ordered In Surrender He Opened Fire. Maysa3
Rosa
Utah Stock Market Notes Heavy Trading on Mining Exchange
Stocks on the local mining exchange showed heavy activity, led by Daly Judge at 9.00 and Silver King Con rising to 3.36 with broad interest in lower-priced issues. Listing includes numerous company names, bids and asks across Alta Con to Lion Coal, reflecting a bustling financial scene in Utah.
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Daly Judge
Ivan Blossom
King Con
Bella
Enie
J. A. Hogle
Brokete
Alta Con
Albion
American
Alta Germania
Bay State
Colorado
Cottonwood
King
Daly
Emma Copper
Ronie Nun
Leonora
Mammoth
Mies
Reeds Peak
Bitver
Abiaid
OO Ze
Sells
Walker
Cowper
Inet
Wilbert
Eer
Bingham Acatramated
Aongth Daly
Emme
Cong
Keystone
Sioux Con
Bliver Shleid
South Neela
Boot
World Markets Rally on Aug 25 Trade Notes
New York market activity showed gains across munition, Mexican petroleum, and steel issues. Bethlehem Steel rose about 7 to 20 point range with late momentum for Crucible and Lackawanna. United States Steel and American Locomotive advanced. Mexican Petroleum and United Fruit strong, while Copper lagged and industrials led broad gains.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel
Crucible
Tackawanna Steels
United States Steel
Mexican Petroleum
American
Baldwin
Marico
Atreogth
United Fruit
General Tetora
Ratis
Bonde Wera Srady
Wheat futures stumble after brief gains in Chicago grain
Chicago grain markets opened higher for wheat but failed to sustain gains as futures slipped back. December premium faded, corn muted near unchanged with mixed futures in overnight trading. Lard and pork prices rose modestly in provisions while cattle and hog receipts in Omaha showed softer prices and steady to lower tone across classes.
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Chicago
Chicago Hog and Sheep Market Opening S
Demand for hogs not active at the opening in Chicago market with prices opening weak then firm as demand develops. Sheep and lambs bid into steady to higher ranges. Market shows light activity with bid prices improving slightly from yesterday.
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Chicago
Utah Agricultural College to Parade at 1916 Hartest Festival
The Utah Agricultural College will be represented in the Saturday morning parade of the Hartest Festival and Fashion Show. Directors approved the submission by F. E. Bhortille and J. J. Andrews. The baby show committee plans about 1600 letters to Oxden mothers to urge entries for prizes. Construction experts prep ovens and kettles for the festival barbecue with tables to be built by Tuesday.
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Utah: Agricultural College
Weber
Im City
Hall Park
Frank MM. Driges
A. G. Horn
J. R. Cooper
J. M. Canse
Oxden
Tiitance
W. A. Bertke
Orpheum Opens With Farm Fights Great Picture Show
Navarel Goss of the Orpheus Bounces his float big Willa opening the season at the Orpheum for three days starting Sunday night. William Fargum, a lean star, appears in the seuy. It is a story of the great Northwest with strength and fight. East Lake papers praise its appeal and timing.
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Navarel Goss
Orpheus
Willa Gotture
Ty Orpheum
William Fargum
Teall
Northwest
East Lake
Joseph Drysdale Joins Utah Guard in Border Duty
Fragmented report notes Joseph Drysdale, aged youth, joins the Utah Guard to serve on the Mexican border. The item mentions his residence at 2368 Quincey Avenue and references enlistment with the Guards and related military movements, but full details are unclear due to the damaged text.
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Joseph Drysdale
Ron Ganten Dryzdale
Quincey Avenue
Oxden
Maz
Lewis Block
Inaree
Douglas
Little Girl Runs To Meet Hughes in Utah Crowd
Salt Lake Aug 25 Two secret service men city detectives and officers guard Charles Hughes. A six year old girl Mary Jenson of Logan breaks from her mother and runs toward Hughes. He stops her and offers a kind word and thanks, calling her a future Republican.
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Salt Lake
Charles Hughes
Oregon
Mary Jenson
Logan
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