Acks Doctor Says Patient Recovering After Severe Illness
Dr Lewis Conner reported Mr Frick showed signs of heart strain from severe inflammatory rheumatism yet remained in improving condition. His sudden death on Wall Street surprised many investors though not stock values, as Frick had retained interest in Chinese ventures and a fortune once valued around 20 million. J J Brummitt advertised Liberty bonds for sale. Attache Col Charten Young, retired and the army’s only Black officer to reach that rank, was named a military attache to Tibesia by African senate request.
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Lewis Conner
Frick
Conner
Mr. Frick
Wall Street
Enmy
Liberia
Washington
Col
Charten Young
Selestel
Tibesia
Senibtiv
Madeleine Farley Dies at 80 in Washington State Home
Madeleine Farley aged 80, daughter of John D Malananu and Pauline Malatich, died Tuesday at her daughter’s home in Tapenish Washington. She married Isaac Farley on March 11 1868 in Salt Lake City Endowment House and was long active in the L D S church in West Weber and Mound Port. She leaves a large family including Ophelia Shaw and Jennie Gibson. funeral plans to be held in Ogden.
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Madeleine Farley
Salt Lake City
Laing
Rebet Society
West Weber
Mound Port
Rarity Vee
Billy
Stephen
A. Ophelia Shaw
Ogden
Vaudeville Show Promises Diversified Fun at Diephewin
Manager 3 FL Gora of the Hirheum theatre announces a new vaudeville program opening tomorrow at the Diephewin theatre. The star feature is “ulnar of the Sea,” a dance drama inspired by Arabian nights with prologues. A cast of 11 performs including The Mouquito Trust spoof and a wealth skit by Winn Shaw and Leater Bermart. Pat Blondel and the Morton Jewel Four present lively acts with Murray Livingston starring in a showcase. The program features a crack Orpheum orchestra and a mix of dances, songs, and comedy.
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FL Gora
Hirheum Theatre
Viiulevi Ie Hills
Diephewin Theatre
Mouquito Truat
Wich Winn Shaw
Leater Bermart
Morton Jewel
Bishy Crit
Pat Blondel
Bos
Murray Livingston
Mkack
Auelly
Delaney
Rchestra
Family Said to Be In Bad Condition Investigation
A juvenile court investigates a 76 year old man married to a woman 40 years younger. They have five children and neighbors report neglect. The husband is said to be able-minded while the wife fears a woman may harm her. A son older than his foster mother supports the family.
Logs From Trenches Made Into Seesaws For Children
Worn trenches worldwide are repurposed as playgrounds for children in storm damaged areas. American W C A crews maintain two playgrounds in Reims within central city zones where youngsters play from 9 to 11 each morning while parents rebuild homes and sew clothing. In Salt Lake City a foundry fire caused $200 damage at 624 Youth Fourth West Street, started by sparks from a furnace after workers left. The blaze damaged the pattern and machine shops, but those were saved. A court case reports John Z. Fowl bound over to the April term for possession of counterfeit government revenue stamps.
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Reims
Platant
W. C. A. Foyer Des Allices
Salt Lake
Ton Foundry
Fourth West Street
Sparke
Gartman
Fouth State Street
Taiaiaha
Au Boyd
U, & District Court
John Z. Fowl
Rouner
Howe
United States
Henry van Felt
United States District Court
Oith
Roya
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Alhambra
Enid Bennett
Boudoir
Milton Sills
Theodore Roberts
Irving Cummings
Big Bill Hart
John Petticoats
Ack
Jenry Cin
Ann
United Eudemy
Jean
Skibe
J. J. Brummitt
Hudeon Avenue
Santa Claus
Toyland
Cure Hand
Celely I
Aquila Neveker Ha
Hoyd
Boyd
In Hart Schaffner
Marx
OC Jen
UTAK
Tart Schaffner &Mlare
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