Man Shot During Suspected Window Peeking in Salt Lake
Salt Lake reporter recounts that Oliver Fox, about 26, was shot and killed by Clarence Livingston at 2 a.m. after being seen near a bedroom window. Livingston, aided by deputy sheriff Lorimer, confronted Fox who allegedly peered through an upstairs window, prompting gunfire that struck Fox in the back and passed through his body.
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Rudolph Kuehler May Loge to Tax Commissioner Post
Apparently authentic reports say Governor Hunt offered Rudolph Kuehler the tax commissioner job in Arizona. A former Weber district state senator and ranch owner, Kuehler is described as wealthy and influential. London Opinion notes the offer, with speculation about income tax concessions and savings.
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Ogtea
Exstate Aenatorrom
Weber
Thomaan Camphil
Han Offerei
Escaped War Prisoners Sought After Utah Theft and Manhunt
A large-scale search by city county and federal officials is under way for escaped war prisoners Jerdim and Kude and Kurt Wilkina who cut through wire at Fort Douglas. A suspect was arrested in Lehi but not identified. authorities believe one of the men may have been recaptured or hidden nearby. The manhunt spans state lines with a nationwide lookout issued for the fugitives, described as about five feet five inches tall, 125 pounds, with a beard and light complexion.
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Prison for Soldier Who Killed a Man
Private Jerry Wari of the cacipany faced a court martial in Washington Den for the fatal assault on Andrew J Copper, a aged car benler, at the training headquarters last Oct 12. The court martial verdict was disapproved as inadequate by Brig General END Woyle but later approved by General Tlasie. Copper died after Ward, on duty at the time, knocked him down an embankment and he struck Copper, killing him. The sentence includes dismissal from government service and three years at labor.
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Woyle
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Tlasie
Aren
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New Sanitarium Opens Doors in Paris
Paris reports the Edwards Trudeau sanitarium for refugees opens with eight patients, including women and children, aiming to reach 1200 within a year. Dr James J Gamble of Baltimore and American Red Cross officials support the new hospital named for a famed American specialist of French descent.
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Edwards, Trudeau
Nemer
Todas
James J. Gamble
Baltimore
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Elrst Therc
Canadians Burned in Fort Worth Air Crash
Fort Worth Texas December twenty five. Two Canadian Royal Flying Corps officers Hec and Lieutenant Relndaath along with Curap Tallaferro and Cadel Manson were incinerated when their aircraft crashed at Hicks Field. The plane reportedly struck ground after a side slip from about 200 feet, gas tank exploded, and they burned trapped in the machine.
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Dury Selnt Edmonds
England
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Royal Flying Corps
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Hicks Mold
Wheat Speculator Dies in St. Louis
Means Fratey, a veteran wheat speculator more than twenty years, died in St. Louis at 74 after a long failure. His estate settled debts before his funeral at his home.
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Death of Major Arthur Price de Gaulles at 76 in December
Major Arthur Price de Gaulles died after a long illness at age 76 on December 24. The report notes the tragedy of his son John L., who was killed by his former wife, Bennea da Sauther. The elder major was associated with the Confederate Army, and his name appears in connection with the deed.
Camp Dodge Day of Joy Observed by Army Officers
Camp Dodge celebrated Christmas with national army officers and soldiers sharing holiday cheer. More than 45 NAM seats were allocated among troops awaiting distribution, reflecting widespread festive observance at the camp.
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Coma Dodge
Chriatman
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Former Premier Caillane Questioned in Case
Paris dispatch reports former premier Caillane and fellow ex premier Caillais under charge in a preliminary hearing. Captain Neucharden oversaw the normal real investigation as the inquiry proceeded, while a separate update from Washington notes a larger membership drive nearing targets.
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Pan American Wireless Telegraph Company Formed
The United States Mexico and Central and South America form the Pan American Wireless Telegraph and Scepllong company to link wireless networks. Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company states work on a daily power line will begin after year end. Edward J. Nally heads the venture with Western Union links. The Pan American firm acquires patent concessions from American and British interests and is majority owned by Marconi. The U.S. government has given its approval.
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Mexico
Central
Pan-American Wireless Telegraph
Scleplong Company
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Marconi Wireless Teleg Raph Compray N
America
Uleh Power Alaliong
Ha Wow Toperm
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Edward J. Nally
Western Union Tele- Frank Company
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Marconi Company
Marconi Extends Zone of Activities Across America
The Marconi company expands its operations to cover all of America, previously limited to the United States and territories, with foreign stations now controlled by local and foreign corporations. This broadening of direct and cheaper communication signals a shift in trade relations and global reach for the firm.
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Activites
Bse
Almerica
Unie
Soldiers Dead in France Reported by Pershing
Washington December 25 General Pershing released the day’s war deaths listing First Lieutenant James O Tau of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania serving signal reserve corps died December 20 in an airplane race incident. Private Marty Meera of Tadjiarapallo infantry died November 18 and Private Edward C Kostbede of Newark infantry was killed December 22 by an explosion. Several other soldiers died in November and December from broncho-pneumonia and gunshot wounds across Illinois Detroit New York and Texas in action or illness.
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Freneral Pershing
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Welation Geettay
Zignal Ra-Serve Corp
Meadors
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Ky. Infantry
Marty Meera
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Elvite Bart
French Smuggling Case Sparks Court Remark
A Frenchman was arrested for possessing a quantity of smuggled matches. The judge asked how he could pay for himself and the prisoner replied that he bought foreign matches only to light their own government ones.
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