Boldt fortune to daughter Fred Graham Miles after death
George C. Boldt died in New York on December 6 leaving an estate reportedly over 20 million dollars. His daughter Mrs. Fred Graham Miles will control the bulk of the fortune, the largest ever personally directed by a woman since Hetty Green. Miles inherits Boldt’s genius in turning him from obscurity to owner of two famous U.S. hotels.
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George C. Boldt
New York
Fred Graham Miles
Hetty Green
Miles
Louise Clover Boldt
Hich
Boldt
United States
Correction Farm Proposed to Reform Misdemneants in Ogden
City and county officials back a twenty acre correction farm for misdemeanants to provide useful work, reduce jail crowds, and fund operations. Advocates say the farm would be self supporting and improve conditions while removing idle vagabonds from the two existing jails.
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Orden City
Woronl Akeen
Abbot St. Heywood
Ald Falk
Charles C. Richarda
Richards
Elty
Ogden
Eyook
Heywood
Good Company with Every Woman at Orpheum This Weekend
Henry W. Pasage presents the dramatic morality play Everywoman, famed in New York and Chicago, showing Sunday and Monday at the Orpheum with a New Year’s Day matinee. The production is billed as a unique, first rate entertainment by Savage and promises the best show yet from the company.
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Orpheum
Henry W. Savage
Salt Lake
Henry W. Pasage
New York
Moston
Chicago
Orpheumt
Savage
Promigmion
Jag “Energr Praia
America
Three
Vers
Emieat
Ninth Ward Cho Entertainment Event Albany Ward Meeting
The Ninth Ward cho entertainment will host a dance and program to raise funds for the new loft in the chapel. Doors open at seven. event to feature an entertainment program with proceeds aiding the chapel project.
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Ninth Ward Cho Entertainment
Vone
Tall
Rneluck
Fugitive girl escapes train recaptured near Brigham City
Evelyn Monahan, 16, fled on a train near Brigham City after leaving a Willams family home in Meighan. Deputy Sheriff George Nose and Oren Widick pursued her. she was recaptured at Meighan and returned to custody later that day. The incident, linked to a Portland father’s plans, prompted juvenile court review by Judge Gunnell.
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George Nose
Wom Ln
Alenmient
Kaing
Paralelle
Evelyn Monahan
Mary Wilf Hama
Mr. Hons
Brigham City
Meighan
Oren Widiick
Hin Alerman
Hows
Willams
Une Ait
Montana
Tortland
Ore
Williams
Portland
Pocatella
Bhorlit
Nearlog Lingham
Permiasion
Rosa Aykingly
Ava Permiselon
Drighan
Stosn Lad
Tle
Heigham
Gunnell
Choir Concert Program From Early Ledger Notes
A late 19th or early 20th century program lists choirs and soloists led by Joseph DP Ferneltua and Mrs I Heywood with pieces such as The Valma Ninth word choir One bweedy Bol emn Thought and Gospel Testoration. Violin solos and quartets by Mary Fincher William J. Kouw and others follow. The event ends around 9 30 with dancing till midnight in the ward hall.
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Ninth Word
Joseph DP. Ferneltua
George J
Teeder
Invoestion
Bishop W
Ridges
Mrs. I. Heywood
Lerende
I Wienlaw
Wkij
Mary Fincher
William J.kouw
Wand
Wank
Lighted match causes damage in rooming house case
Mrs. D G Grange charged Twist with property damage after a lit match on a bed burned mattresses and bedclothes in a local rooming house. Twist faced a December arrest. he owed $2.50 rent and awaits a court ruling. Foreign terms indicate related fines for minor offenses and repeated infractions.
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W. Wakefield Twist
D. G. Grange
Twist
Jude
Robert Chambers
Wats
Creston Hotel
Mrs. Grange
Twin Falls
Harry Korb
Sleary Timberlake
Quinn Elliott
James Lake
John Brennan
Charley Hartley
Kot
Extradition Sought In Womans Case From Ogden
A governor’s extradition decision is sought for a woman from another state amid a complaint by Mrs. Dovey alleging kidnapping and theft involving a baby and a man named Mia W210 O Brien formerly of Medici Hat. details include a cereal factory worker husband and a search of trunks. The case centers on alleged abduction and requests for extradition.
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Mra
Layla Daonex
Twentyspyenih Steel Voday
William Spi
Wii
Dovey
Wren Sona Dopo
Vy Tauphter
Dicention
Patte
Mehet
Gor
Pthiak Stedson
Prince Albert
Abe
Tonite
Extradition Talk Over Wife’s Canada Trip Figures In Drama
Doxey tells County Attorney Evane and the sheriff’s office he wants to force extradition to return the wife who saved her board money for a Canada trip instead of paying debts. He fears she will be jailed after the husband sent funds for support.
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Canada
Doxey
Joseph EB. Evane
Fire wrecks Garland stores after snowstorm and wind
Special to The Standard reports a heavy snowstorm in Garland starting Sunday night followed by violent winds. Telephone poles and lines were knocked down, isolating areas along Wear river valley. Electric lines failed, impairing power. A Christmas morning blaze of unknown origin destroyed the Garland bank building and damaged adjacent offices of the Dye Power & Light company and the pool hall, with three buildings in the block left ruined.
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Garland
Roed
Wear
River Valley
Garland Bank
Epti Coombs
The
Dinh Power & Light Company
Dutch Socialists Back Wilson Peace Initiative Amid War Cable Rush
The Hague telegraph reports a flood of cables from unions religious groups and social welfare bodies urging President Wilson to push for peace. Dutch Socialist Party endorses his peace initiative while urging belligerents to accept a real term proposed by peace delegates. Public reaction ranges from cautious optimism to questions about broad acceptance of a peace conference, with speculation on possible timing and German willingness to pursue peace.
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Hague
London
Prama
Wikson
Dutch Socialist Party
Eins Rexual
Nith Moerman
Germany
Nederlander
Winton
Alan
Ameria
Pat
America
Jtoman
The
Undefined political note hints at possible lineage doubt
The fragment suggests a discussion on potential paternity or lineage amid preliminary negotiations. Names and clear context are missing, but the text implies a ruling or opinion on who may be the father and how geography affects negotiations between parties.
Adamson Law Is Suspended in New York Conference
The national conference of railroad managers and four railroad brotherhoods resumed talks on the Adamson Act. Agreement between Attorney General Gregory and railroad lawyers suspends the act effects pending a test suit outcome. On January 1 workers continue work without immediate benefits. a joint board could be formed if constitutionality is upheld. Washington also plans hearings on related Webb bill and President Wilson’s suggested railroad legislation.
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New York
Brotherhoods of Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Eral Gregory
Adamson Law Supplement
Washington
Tee
Newlands
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Today
Wilson
Washington notes on postwar banking network expansion
The Washington dispatch reports plans to appoint foreign agents for the federal reserve bank of New York as it extends its international reach. Potential London and Paris agents are discussed, aiming to keep the dollar as world exchange standard after the war, with Japan, China, and Australia as future links.
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Washington
Der
Federal Reserve Bank of New York
Hank
England
Vandat Ami
Hank of Fraher
Paris
Europe
Japan
China
Auatralia
Orient
Singland Oil
London
New York Bank
Parla
Madrid
Petrograd
Dallar
Jansen
Officiala
Financial agencies eyed to redirect war trade flows
Officials consider establishing US agencies to divert London based bills of exchange from war time partners Japan China and Australia to the United States. Bank of Kingsland and Bank of England may appoint committees to study London New York travel for audits. Exchange rates unlikely to move during war while trade remains one way. George Beeslly buried services held in Prevo on December 27.
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Japan
China
Australia
London
United States
Bank of Kingsland
New York
Bank of England
Olieiala
Iean
Eastern Front War Report From Selved Front Lines
A dated dispatch describes William J Croft and others at a Sixth Ward meeting house with relatives and friends present. The report mentions battles near Ypres and the Somme with aerial losses claimed by the enemy and a prison detachment taking two machine guns in Graberka sector. No significant action on the Macedonian front is reported.
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George Beesley
Sixth Ward
William Jat Croft
A. G. Smoot
Ward
Murray K. Roberts
Carol Poulson
Ypres
Somme
Berlin
Seyvile
Austro Hungarian reply to Swiss note noted by Berlin
In a London despatch dated December 27 Vienna states the Austro Hungarian government warmly welcomed President Wilsons noble and humane stance toward Switzerland. The note says Switzerland has shown humane disposition since the war began toward belligerents. Nine Entente planes were lost in yesterday’s western front actions amid heavy artillery fighting.
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Hertin
London
Nec
Vienna
Wilson
Switzerland
Aiea
Trerln
Dee
Dy Wiretesa
Saye Ivitle
Ententa
War Office
Inday
President Wilson Turns Sixty in 1916
Washington, March 28. President Wilson is sixty years old today and received numerous congratulatory messages from citizens at home and abroad. No special celebration was planned. readers may consult the classified ads for notices and ads.
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Washington, Mee
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