Ogden Man Shot 10 Death on Ranch Near Lad
Ida Marsh Dec 3 Gesres Mo Langhlin formerly of Ogden shot and killed at 5 pm on Thompson ranch near here. Thompson surrendered claiming self defense after a quarrel tied to mob action against Dr D Fe Teney in Malad. McLaughlin, his mining partner, was killed. widow Ella McLaughlin reports no motive and awaits next steps, while Thompson returns home.
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Thompson
Trun
Taborer
Bines
Dr. Tewey
Malad
Klarlends
Ing
Lesila
McLaughlin Ia
Ella McLaughlin
Balt Lake
South Tenth Eeat Street
East Lake City
Sherif
Manti
Utah
Dee
Fila McLaughiin
Loral
South Tenth East Street
Ray Thompson
My Hushand
George McLaughlin
Hosincss
Hay Thompsaca
Wald
McLaughbo
Tower
George
William Gray
Bly Christmas Red Cross Seals Ad
Seal your envelopes with Red Cross Christmas Seals one cent each for the suppression of tuberculosis. Money received supports the National Tuberculosis Society under Woodrow Wilson. AdVERTISEMENT.
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Red Cross
Duaness
National
Ted Crosse Society
Woodrow Wilson
Washington, D.C
Greek Murders a Countryman in East Ely
Greek man Louis Ma inis known as Martinis was murdered by countryman George Vaskos in a Greek tavern near East Ely New Mexico. The quarrel began after drinking and Daskos struck Martinis twice in the head causing instant death. Sheriff Crain rescued a second Greek witness who fell into a 25 foot hole while fleeing and he was raised from the shaft. Daskos and several witnesses are in custody.
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East Ely
New
Dee
Louis Mainis
George Vaskos
Miors
Daskos
Martinis
Crain
Daskor
Greek Attitude Dominates Allied Debate in Greek Issue
London via Nertin reports the Vosalache Zeitung’s leading article on King Constantine’s statements. It says Greece will not let its territory become a theater of war in the Mesopotamian conflict and that Greece may force a reembarkation if Entente promises fail. The paper argues Greece seeks joint action with the Serbian army and warns Allies of Greek intervention if promises are broken.
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Nertin
London
Vosalache Zeitung
Constan
Greece
China
Dog Constanting
Alliea
Siec
Serbia
Entente
Pot
Andros
Thal
Salonik
Hopewell Fire Devours Town Blazing Losses Reported
A massive fire devastated Hopewell Virginia wiping out about a third of the town. The Du Pont plant escaped major damage though the blaze spread rapidly through wooden structures and a nearby oil store leaking oil fed the flames. Martial law was declared with militia guarding looters as three thousand residents were left homeless and trains ferried evacuees to Petersburg and Richmond.
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Niopewen
Dee
du Pont Pyeder Company
Bu Pont
Bettef
Ite
Stuart
Petersburg
Richmond
Rtd
Baiztus
California Changes From Porterville Estate Oranges
A report notes a shipment from the Peery Estate in Porterville California of oranges recently unloaded. The text mentions a car load of fruit and a brief remark about a grocery store commission and a cautious tone regarding handling.
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Peery
Porterville
Cal
Will Not Delay the Execution in Arizona
The state board of pardons and paroles said it would not interfere with the execution of Ramon Villalobos at Florence prison tomorrow. The Carranza government had appealed for a delay claiming the defendant lacked a fair trial. The appeal was rejected, continuing the scheduled execution that had been previously urged by Uryan and discussed in the May pardon process.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Ramon Villalobos
Florence
Carranza
Villatoboa
William J. Uryan
Germany Adopts Butter Card System Amid Shortages
Berlin reports the federal council authorized municipal issues of butter and fat cards to ration bread supplies for months. The ordinance reserves cheaper butter for the poor and requires large producers to sell up to 16 percent of output to resale to municipalities where shortages exist. London sources quote Germany denying peace rumors and urging entente powers to stop propaganda. Meanwhile, San Francisco notes Captain Fred Jebsen, long missing, is dead in the war after a U-boat attack, linking him to the Mazatlan cargo affair and German business interests.
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Berlin
London
Federal Council
Monicips Titles
San Francisco
Fred Jebsen
le Dead
Mazatlan
Wret Steamship
Letpris
Mexican
Ife
United States
Horltica
Mas Nnally
Nes
Jebzen
Ot Ban Frenciscy
Michael Jobsen
Teletistas
Rich Wedding Gifts for Mrs. Galt
Washington reports a flood of gifts for President Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt ahead of their wedding. Delegations from Virginia and New Jersey organize contributions, with Henry Flood and C. C. Carlin steering the Virginia gift. Claude Swanson to advise on selections while a Peruvian rug loaned for ceremony adds to the token.
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Washington
Wilsor
Norman Galt
Virginia
Congress
Gait
Henry D. Flood
C. C. Carlin
Mia Claude Swanson
New Jersey
Jesalo Wilson
Madame Peset
Duris
Mra. Sayre
Red Lode Mining Co offers Treasury shares for limited sale
The Red Lode Mining Co announces a short sale of a limited number of Treasury block shares at a set price. The company’s claims are in the Lake View district near Lomontory Paint, with ore samples and a certificate of assay available at First National Bank Building Room 11. Directors include F A Stratford, Alfred E Stratton, Lorenzo Eales, Thomas Cunninghare, and Warren Hates.
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Weis Company
Treasury Block
Lake View
First Na Wonal Bank
RED Lode Mining CO
Oy F. A. Stratford
Axacl Pai
Everet Neutedoom
Alfred E. Stratton
Lorenzo Eales
Thomas Cunninghare
Warry Hates
Board of Directors
New Beet Contracts Offered by Amalgamated Sugar Company
Company representatives announce new beet contracts for 1516 with two options: a flat rate of $5 per ton on board the cars for beets with 22 percent sugar content and 0 percent parity or a sliding scale based on sugar content. The flatload rate is dropped and growers will earn per ton based on beets adopted by the firm.
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The
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Cacmera
Tarmera
Beets Price Tied to Sugar Content Sliding Scale
A historic note outlines beet pricing linked to sugar content. Prices vary by sugar percentage with a base offer of five dollars per ton for beets at twelve percent sugar. a penalty of twenty cents per ton for each point the beet’s sugar falls below fifteen percent. the contract also sets minimum and maximum sugar content ranges.
British Being Driven Back In Balkans News
London reports during December that entente hospitals in southeastern Serbia have fallen and Bulgarian advances push British lines back. Uprisings and withdrawals alternate as Bulgarians press with shelling and infantry assaults toward Greece, while Greek policy grows more delicate.
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London
Balkans
Lake Dofran
Jossen
Tondaa
Reuter’s. Telegram Company
Macedonia
Emir Kapu
Railroad Strike Considered by Railroad Unions
Chicago March 9. Leaders of organized labor unions of the railroads gathered here to hold a secret conference to decide whether a general strike on all railroads nationwide shall be called next spring unless transportation lines grant wage increases for overtime and an eight hour day. They declare there will be no arbitration. Warnings by board of arbitration last spring angered engineers and firemen. Attending officials include W. S. Stone president Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and W. B. Carter president of the Brotherhood of…
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Chicago
Tomarow
Jatar Union
Declara
Board of Arbitration
Dlesatisf
W. 9. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Endneers
W. B. Carter
Rail unions threaten nationwide 8 hour day walkout
W. G. Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and A. D B. Garret son of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors said there will be no arbitration this time. They demand an eight hour day and overtime pay time and a half. If unmet, they will strike affecting about 35,000 workers across railroads.
Refusal to testify ties woman to bomb inquiry
San Francisco reports Mrs. Margaret W. Carter refuses to furnish information to United States District Attorney John W. Preston and the federal grand jury about bomb conspiracies. She admits working for Charles C. Crowley but declines to discuss her duties. Bond set at $1000. she must appear before the grand jury. An unrelated note tells of a Connecticut inventor who kept trying after many failures.
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San Francisco
Trefusal
Mra
Margaret W. Carter
Thi City
United States
John W.preston
Federal Grand Jury
Cornell
Han
Charles C. Crowley
Grand Jury
Brettge
Cornel
Europe War News Echoes Enduring Resolve To Victory
The Imper ial chancellor Von Lethmaim Hell wen outlines military political and economic progress and rejects peace efforts in a speech. Premier Anquith in the British House of Commons echoes a tough line. Sentiments favor continued Entente warfare until final victory amid calls for stricter war measures.
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Tendon
von Lethmaim Hellwen
Europe
Anquitht
House of Commons
Thiip Scowdes
Admiral Goes to Pars in Paris for Talks
Paris December 2 Vice Admiral Jiovssine chief of the grant staff of the Russian array arrived in Paris today with several naval officers. He attended sessions of the general liaison council of the entente allies. Admiral Rossing was present.
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Paris
Jiovssine
Rossing
Diagnosing a Health Scalp and Weight Loss Query
A reader asks about dandruff and scalp irritation with yellow discharge and hair loss. They seek guidance on remedies, including tonics, dietary changes, and medical treatment, noting recent weight gain and mental strain.
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