Resolutions on Death of Comrade Thomas C Lundy
The Lun HSOLUTIONS Post No 3 Utah Department and Army of the Je appoint to draft resolutions on the death of Comrade Thomas C Lundy. He served from August 10 1861 as a private in Missouri Infantry and was discharged as commissary sergeant September 4 1865. Died November 17 1916 in Ogden City Utah. The post asks to drape the post charter for thirty days and send condolences to his family.
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Department of Utah
Dirand
Kveate
Thomas C. Lundy
Jaye
Thomas C. Land
Erneral
Midat
Warren
Tenth Regiment of
Missouri Infantry
Thirteenth Wwinals Cavalry
Ogden City
Utah
Coun Lp
Grand Army of the Republic
Wepr Alway
AL M. White
T.lan Committee
Bank Robbery Reported in Winslow Nebraska
Two men robbed the Winslow State Bank in Winslow Nebraska around 2 pm. They covered the cashier and assistant cashier with guns and escaped in a car parked outside. The haul ranged from 6000 to 7600 dollars. The suspects fled toward Bloom City, sixty miles north, according to a local classified ad.
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Winslow, Nebr, Dec
Winslow State
Bloor
City
District Court Whion and Probate Calendar Summary
District Judge N J Harrie disposed of motions and calendars in probate matters. Overruled demurrers in several cases, granted changes of venue, and continued hearings to December 22. Granted final accounts, distributions, and discharge in guardianship and estate administration cases, with notices and bond releases. Issued orders for sale of real property, conveyances, and administration appointments, with deadlines and allowances where noted.
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N. J. Harrie Toda
Loula Newey Keeter
Ab Va
Jno
Robtoxon Bhow Co
Arthur L. Jansen
Denver & Flo Fiende RR. Co
Selma Booth
Herman Booth
Temurrer
William Ward
F. Latson
Ea Matson
Guardian
Parshall
Terry
Apna Peterson Falmorsen
Ana Papussen
Hartiet C. A. Rhupe
Viggo J. Hestmark
John Grow
Mary van Daament Scofield
Madison Coffman
Eliza Smuth
Cross
Madelrene Shaw
Robbers Break Window and Steal Beef at Thomas Grocery
A break in at Thomas Grocery and Meat Market at 1800 Washington Avenue ending with a damaged front window and rear window protected by iron bars. About 360 pounds of beef were stolen. Police are investigating after the owner found the store damaged this morning.
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Thomas Grocery
Washington Avenue
Midwest Sulphur Declares Second Dividend for Stockholders
James A. Hogle announced to stockholders that Midwest Sulphur’s second dividend amounts to 112 cents a share, or 722 percent on the capital stock of 275,000 shares, payable January 6 to records December 20. Last October 1 cent per share was paid. mill output and new workings described, with brimstone production at 20,000 pounds daily and access improvements underway. Also notes pursuit updates on Romanian front.
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James A. Hogle
Hogle
Strong notes sent to Germany over Belgian forced labor
Washington reported a note protesting Belgiums deportations and forced labor as contrary to international practice. It was cabled to Charles G. (Grew) in Berlin on November 2, read personally to the German chancellor by Ambassador Gerard after a discussion with President Wilson. The State Department said the interview had taken place and offered no further comment.
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Washington
Germany
Ion
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Charce
Berlin
Gerard
Wilson
State Department
German Officials Face Testimony Row Over Star Witness
In San Francisco on December 8, the defense questioned whether government star witness Louis J. Smith, once convicted of a felony, can testify against Franz Bopp and other German consular officials. Smith’s army court martial record and alleged thefts raise whether his prior conduct bars testimony, with prosecutors seeking restoration of his citizenship to permit his in-court testimony. The trial continues as the defense argues that a court martial theft charge does not amount to a felony.
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San Francisco
Franz Bopp
Louis J. Smith
Wan
Wilson
Smith
United States Army
John W. Preston
United States
Hopp
F. HM. von Schack
George Wilhelm von Brincken
Canada
Theodora Roche
Talon
Noche
Roche
Washington, D.C
Stoche
Freaton
Department of Jur Ten
Preaton
G. Otlaen
Tacoma
Ald Smith
Walter Brown
Eiploye
Cilxen
Villa to Kill the Americans
El Paso reports Jore Novo a Chihuahua City merchant and his daughter Misa Francisca Bovio say they spoke with Pancho Villa as he sought foreign merchants to meet him. He allegedly planned a forced gathering at his temporary headquarters to arrange actions against Americans and Chinese.
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Texas
Jore Novo
van Itallam
Chihuahua
Misa Francisca Bovio
Frantaco Villa
Villa
Rovio
Villa Cate
Bovio
Joan
Willa Wald
Borla
Embargo Trims Chicago Food Prices Lifted
Food price declines sweep Chicago as the eastward embargo tightens shipments. Major rail lines including New York Central Wabash and Pennsylvania limit perishable goods and grain to east of Buffalo Detroit and beyond. Government probes expand with subpoenas to packing firms and bank official Nelson N. Larport to be questioned.
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New York Central
Wabash Railroad
Pennsylvania and Erie
Patata
Buffalo
Wabash Haw
Polate
Detroit
Ite
Nelson N. Larport
Fort Dearborn National Bank
Walch
Utah Battery Return From Border Service Expected Soon
Ealt Lake December 8 Battery A Utah field artillery 135 men five officers first national guard unit ordered home from Mexican border service. Return anticipated by Salt Lake Tuesday evening or Wednesday morning with possible reception planned by patriotic groups. Captain W C Webb in Salt Lake on leave attends funeral of Orrin Grow then heads to Novales Arizona to oversee redeployment and entrain for Salt Lake Saturday night or early Sunday.
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Utah Field Artillery
National Guard
Salt Lake
W. C. Webb
Utah
Orrin Grow
Indaw
Novales
Ariz
Los Angeles
Daltery HU
Webb
Utah Battery
Balt Lake
Arly
Border Service
Second
Idaho Infantry
West High School
Minuiern Camtern
Rorpa
American Ship Virgola Reported Lost in Mediterranean
New York reports circulating that the American freighter Virgola, 1,880 tons, sailing from New York to Trieste with a later trip to Genoa, may have been sunk in the Mediterranean. Graton Williams & Wigmore deny confirmation and say they have heard nothing definitive from the voyage.
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New York
Mediterranean
Graton
Wiliams & Wigmore
Virginia
Boesia
Italy
Genoa
Maritime Register
Denver Eleven to Meet Northwestern in May
Fragmentary notes indicate a Denver eleven is scheduled to play Northwestern in May. The garbled text mentions a 8 p m time and at a location not clearly identified. Further readable details are absent.
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Denver
Northwestern
Asquith Retains His Leadership Amid War Council Debate
Landos December 4. Herbert Asquith declared he did not resign leadership of the Liberals despite attacks and urged unity. He said Lloyd George pressed for a smaller war council with him excluded or kept as spectator. A dispute over premier authority and war council composition followed, with cabinet and government positions shifting as Grey and others weighed options.
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Ltord
G George
Lloyd George
Bonar Law
Alurp
War Council
Afr. Lloyd-George
Kamm
Vincount Grey
Lord Cecil
Robert Finlay
Edinburgh
BL Andrews
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