Train Kills Joseph D McIntire Railman Near Lucin
Joseph D McIntire a popular Southern Pacific freight brakeman was killed when he fell from a freight train near Lucin while on call from Ogden. The body was found miles east of Lucin and sent to Ogden for burial. investigation will follow. He was son of Joseph H McIntire a watchman in the railroad yards.
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Joseph D. MeIntire
Ctty
Tucin
Froteht
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Richey Undertaking
Athern Paeki
T. I. McGovern
Lucia
McIntire
Lucin
Overland Limited
McGovern
Joseph H. McIntire
West Seventeenth Street
Weber Club Annual Ball and Banquet Highlights
The fifth annual Weber Club ball and banquet occurred last evening in Dignan's hall. A large number of visitors from Salt Lake attended. The reception and dance were in the hall. the banquet was served in the store room below. The event was described as the most successful annual banquet to date and began around 11 o'clock.
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H.J. Rolapp
Ogden
Fred J. Kiesel
Condon
Stopper
Ivwright
Quadrijie
Henry
Bre
J. I. Young
W. A. O'Brien
H. Weist
F. C. Schramm
J. S. Critchlow
J. T. Goodwin
C. L. Olsen
Miss Olsen
Miss Weller
Miss Banks
Grant
Mra. Stauffer
Don KR. Coray
Salt Lake City
Air
Charles H. Bowuman
J.H. McMillan
F. Collins
Butts
Miss Wagner
Miss Shackleford
California
Weber Club
Dignan’s Hall
Withdrawal of National Guard in Carbon County Coal Strike
By week’s end or early next week the last command of national guardsmen will be removed from Carbon county where the coal strike last centered. Governor Heber M. Wells announced plans to withdraw the troops as quickly as safely possible. One unit was relieved Tuesday and others returned by Rio Grande. the men reported in good health and well cared for. The alien element blamed for the unrest is leaving the mining camps, aided by the Rio Grande’s cooperation with Utah Fuel.
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Carbon County
Heber M. Wells
Rio Grande
Signal Corps
Utah
Local rift as low county rates drive strikers away
Reports say a company cut fares out of the county prompting many strikers to seek work elsewhere. In over 104 cases agents of trans Atlantic steamship lines have sold through tickets from carbon gouty to Italy and other European lands, returning home for many. The commission investigates land entries in Manti forest reserve leading to possible forfeiture of several homestead claims. A franchise for FE H Darling to run an electric messenger and call service is granted for five years. Judge Booth holds court in Hebron. New marriage licenses issued for Mark Dar aged 18 and Ada Taylor aged 23 in da and Joseph Lorenzo Weight aged 83 and Ida Rowland aged 26 in Sprinville. George G Hale of Spanish Fork named county infirmary steward, effective Jan 1. A man thought descended from Milosh Obilich connected to Servian royalty, validity unclear.
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Italy
Ephraim
Isabella A. Aking
Spring City
General Land Office
Causa
Forest Supervisors
Joe's Valley
Manti Forest Reserve
A. W. Jensen
David Barnett
Payson
Hewitl
David A. Crandall
Mark Dar
Ada Taylor
Joseph Lorenzo Weight
Ida Rowland
Sprinville
George G. Hale
Spanish Fork
J .M. Westward
Provo City Council Meeting Recap From Last Evening
Provo officials met last evening to discuss city matters. The session addressed budget allocations, public works priorities, and proposed ordinance changes affecting local services and zoning. Residents await formal agenda and vote impacts on community projects.
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Provo
Yale and Harvard Eye International Track Meet in England
In New Haven on December 30, talks resume this winter among Yale Harvard and English universities Cambridge and Oxford for a dual international track meet in England next summer. Yale stands ready to enter and awaits Harvard’s agreement after Harvard declined last spring when Yale had arranged the event.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Cambridge
Oxford
England
Writer notes throne pretenders in world for crown
In a St James Gazette column cited by a London Times correspondent in New York, the Servian king is said to abdicate due to public disappointment. The piece highlights numerous throne pretenders, including Minnesota farmer John Bayne Vouhazer, who prefers not to seek the dangerous elevation.
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New York
St. James Gazette
London
New York ‘Times
John Bayne Vouhazer
Radium Cures Cancer Report in New York
Radium is reported to have removed a cancer that covered the entire right cheek of William Hoffman, 62, of Newark New York. When he sought treatment in New York, specialists believed the growth could be removed only by extensive surgery, but Hoffman's nephew, a physician, was quoted on the case.
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New York
Willam Hoffman
Newark
N. Y
Hoffman
Radical mouth cancer treated with radinh tube in patient
A medical trial describes curing a cheek cancer by placing a radinh tube in the mouth. Joffman reported a burning sensation that became unbearable after forty minutes, but swelling subsided and the growth diminished after several days. A stronger tube from Paris led to a six week period after which the cancer reportedly disappeared and the cheek returned to normal.
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Ife
Joffman
Paris
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Ogden iMeets
Dignan's Hall
Salt Lake
Beacham
Cancel St
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Burt
Gota
FE. H. Darling
Anyviee
Booth
Heb
Milosh Obilich
Provo News
College
Washington
I Clothing
A. Kuhn
BROS
Meiolan
Pavol Curor Co
San Drancheca
WM. Driver
Wash Ave
UCUM
Banat
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