Van Komen Case Dismissed In Ogden Justice
The case against Lena Faulkner Van Komen for complicity in robbing Frank Agard of 100 dollars ended with the release of the defendant. District Attorney argued retrial unlikely to succeed. Charles Delaney pleaded guilty to complicity and will serve a prison term. Van Komen has been in jail for two months.
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Lena Faulkner van Komen
Frank Agard
Ody
Dlamlaza
Couric Ton
Charles Delaney
van Komen
Ogden
Battery Station Moves to Larger Quarters at 2269 Hudson
Enforced business has driven the Electric Starter and Storage Battery Station to a bigger space. The proprietors leased the former Utah Idaho Motor Company garage at 2269 Hudson Avenue. The move provides a driveway access and indoor servicing for cars. The battery company is prepared to handle current bunkers and requests readers to check the Classified Ads.
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Hudson Avenue
Utah-Idaho Motor Company
Electriciana
Battery Company
President Wilson Seeks Exemption Flexibility in Draft
President Wilson writes Secretary Baker urging more liberal exemptions for married men who head families, aiming to avoid drafting them where possible and favoring single men when feasible, conflicting with army officers' current interpretations of the draft law. The dispute centers on authority to exemptions based on dependency and the president’s signal toward a broader policy shift.
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Wilson
Daker
Farilles
Baker
Genera S Offre
Army
Congress
Wheen
Weeks
War Minister Praises Petain After Verdun Victory
Paris August 25 Minister of War Palnleve sends a warm letter to General Petain commander in chief of the French armies congratulating him and his officers and men on the Verdun triumph The letter notes Petain’s historic defense of Verdun and states the grand cross of the Legion of Honor is conferred for his defense and saving Verdun
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Palnleve
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Verdun
Alraady
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Legion of Honor
Food Board sworn in by President Wilson
Federal food administrators announced today by the food administration as having been approved by President Wilson and taken their oath of office are Dr. Heary Waters of Manhattan Maine Leon Merrill of Orono Edwin F. Ladd of Fargo David T L Coker of Hatterills Campaign for Sea Food Washington Aug 25 a campaign to increase consumption of sea food to pare maat was begun today by the food administration with the appointment of Kenneth Fowler of New York to direct the movement
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Reichstag
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Pollce
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Orono
North Dakota
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South Dakota
David Tl, Coker
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Wih
Kenneth Fowler
New York
French Vessel Fights U Boat Off Allied Islands
Paris reports a French steamer aided the torpedoed Campana, attacked by two torpedoes and gunfire but replied and drove off the submarine. Campana survivors arrived at an American port this week. the submarine was said to be destroyed by a French patrol cruiser the same day.
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Campana
Kub
Labor unions oppose Moscow conference in protests
Moscow reports say Tabor unions oppose the Moscow conference and plan a one day strike to protest. Leaders call the event counter revolutionary and say democratic groups cannot participate. Protests are planned at factories and works. Opposing factions Malahnaliste and Social Revolation ta ta also speak against the conference. An advance pledge to reject any agreements is noted. In Idaho, Bishop Alphonsus Joseph Glorieux dies at a Portland hospital after three weeks of illness.
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Malahnaliste and
Social Revolaiantata Lkewise
Iwan
Idaho
Portland
Ore
Alphonsus Joseph Glorieux
The
Holy Ran of Roses
Nurses Home Dedication At Dee Hospital
Morzzon church leader praised the new nurses home dedication at Dee hospital. He said the facility advances nursing training and humanity, noting staff will work under optimal conditions and the hospital’s community role. Speakers included Patriarch James Taylor Bishop Joseph F. Smith and Mayor Abbot R Heywood. A program of speeches and music followed the dedication with a reception later.
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Morzzon Church
Dee Hospital
Casion
James Taylor
Joseph F. Smith
David A. Smith
Stella Sainsbury
Spring Fever and Blood Purifiers From A Hazy Morning Column
A dated piece discusses spring fever as a mix of brighter days and perceived blood impurities. It links outdoor sun, gardening, and light exposure to renewed energy, noting tonics or “blood purifiers” as common beliefs. The questions section asks about cold baths, milk of magnesia for pimples, and coffee effects on health.
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Tropics
Jovalbie
Marneesa
Berlin dispatch ties visits to Alsace Lorraine
Amsterdam August 25 A Berlin official dispatch reports Chancellor Michaelis visited headquarters and presented Emperor William with a report. Berlin newspapers suggest the visits may be connected with Alsace Lorraine. The event closes dedicatory exercises with a number of incited guests and two merry participants.
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Amsterdam
Berlin
Michaelis
Emperor William
Alsace-Lorraine
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