Murray rooming house raid leads to arrests in 1915 case
The Boncrenture rooming house in Murray was raided at 130 9 oclock yesterday morning by Marshal 3L Mauss. Claude Leonard of Murray and Miss Ruby Howe of this city, both twenty years of age, were arrested. They were arraigned yesterday afternoon, entering a plea of not guilty. They will be tried before Justice Charles Holm Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
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Murray
Mauss
Claude Leonard
Ruby Howe
Charles Holm
Local Weather Observer Predicts Cold Snap for Salt Lake
Dr Hyatt, the city weather observer, forecast a fall of about twenty degrees by Wednesday morning as a frigid wave moves in today. A high west wind accompanies the spell, bringing skating weather for some and hardship for most Salt Lakers. Duration of the cold wave remains uncertain.
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Dr. Hyatt
Salt Lake
Hyatt
Carbis Announces Sheriff Office Changes
County Treasurer William C. Carbis announced multiple immediate changes in the office. Chief Deputy J. M. Whitaker resigned to become assistant secretary of a new light and power company. Z. H. Jacobs became chief deputy, with A. T. McCanne stepping into Jacobs’ former role over the redemption department. Frank A. Swenson was advanced to the new position.
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William C. Carbis
J. M. Whitaker
New
L Right and Power Company
Z. H. Jacobs
A. T. McCanne
Jacobs
Frank A. Swenson
Deputyship and Assistant to Tax Department Official
A deputyship was established and an assistant position created for Licputy Jacobs in the tax department, detailing new roles and responsibility alignment within the office.
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Licputy Jacobs
Newman Not Insane Despite Delusions After Drinking
Herman Newman a 28 year old laborer from Murray was examined in district court by doctors H N Mayo and T G Odell. They found he was recovering from a brief delirium tremens caused by heavy alcohol use and that hallucinations of pursuers and dancing pictures came from intoxication. He was ordered committed to Sandy for thirty days to sober up.
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Herman Newman
Finland
H. N. Mayo
T. G. Odell
Murray
Newman
Sandy
Cost of Strike: State to Pay Off Carbon Troops
The State Board of Examiners approved borrowing about 25000 dollars to settle all debts for the militia deployed in Carbon county. At the peak nearly 2300 troops cost around 800 dollars daily. About 40 percent remain on duty in the coal fields as pullout is expected before week’s end.
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Carbon County
State Board of Examiners
Charles Burton
Road work advances on San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake line
Track laying resumed Monday morning as the Utah Construction Co advances toward Calientes, with plans to cover at least forty miles before the next gap. A rock cut paused progress two weeks ago prompting a temporary bypass to keep the line moving. The cut should finish by month end and current progress sits at eighteen miles from Calientes with a daily pace of five thousand feet.
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San Pedro
Os Angeles and
Salt Lake
Calientes
The
Utah Construction Company
Contract Delays Halt 75 Mile Grading Project
The article notes the contract for the first seventy five miles of grading is well in hand but progress could shrink the workforce unless a second contract is let. Ubora remains without a contract and a large gap. Without action soon no construction is expected on this section until fall.
Boy-Beatdown at Jail Ends in Reform School Fate
A 15 year old, Leglie Houghton, attacked his father George Houghton a nightwatchman after loitering near saloons. Leglie was detained in the sergeants room until the father arrived. The incident ends with Leglie jailed and likely to be sent to reform school.
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Leglie Houghton
George Houghton
Main Street
Houghton
Reform School
Woman Threatens Blazing Exit In Malin Street Show
At the Unique theatre on Malin street a twenty minute act ended violently after Margaret Santow, billed as a paper tearer, clashed with manager Marlow and owner Donley. Santow allegedly seized a razor during an argument over pay and threatened to “clean out” the hall until police intervened. no arrest followed.
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Malin Street
Margaret Santow
Marlow
W. B. Donley
Homer
Donley
Santow
Margaret
Sheis
Doniy
Patti Sings to 8000 at Tabernacle in Ogden
An 8000 strong crowd packed the Tabernacle last night for Patt a famed diva of song. The performance opened with Signor R Sapte guiding the tour and the Tabernacle choir rising in tribute. Patt appeared elegant and received thunderous applause and renewed acclaim, especially after her aria Vol che Sopete from Le Nozze di Figaro.
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Patt
Tabernacle
Madam Patti
Signor R. Sapte
Tabernacle Choir
Motgart
Patti Delights With Robin Adair And Farewell Ballad
Madam Patti sang Robin Adair with deep feeling to an audience in rapport. They demanded an encore and she then offered The Last Farewell, a song written for her by Charles K. Harris for this tour. Her voice and youth drew praise as the Tabernacle choir performed Praise the Lord and the Hallelujah chorus. Prof J J McClellan accompanied with The Pilgrim's Song of Hope, and Patti closed with Alt den Befoux from Faust, rejecting further ovations.
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Madam Patti
Robin Adair
Charles K. Harris
Guenod
Faust
Schilling's Best Tea and Coffee Priced at Mid Range
A local grocer advertises Schilling's Best tea in five varieties and four coffees at mid tier prices. Cash back offer promises money back value to shoppers.
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Schilling
Smallpox case in Broadway house prompts fumigation
A 37 year old man from Logan, James Harmon, was found with smallpox at the Broadway house in Salt Lake and moved to the pest house after contracting the disease there. Two locals survived the Iroquois theater fire, and Conductor N E Andreug was robbed on a South Temple car. Dr. James E Talmage, recently ill with blood poisoning, is recovering with his hand injured.
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Broadway House
Salt Lake
James Harmon
Logan
Harmon
T. H. Smith
Miss Mary Smith
N. E. Andreug
South Temple Street
James E. Talmage
Theater safety drive advances in Salt Lake city
Manager George D. Pyper and Fire Chief Devine tour the Salt Lake theater since Saturday focusing on fire safety upgrades. Telegraphs report asbestos curtain costs and debate over a curtain that resists burning, with cautions against cheap options. A warrant is out for Major 5. A. King at Scofield on trespass claims swearing out by a company. If found, he will be served. The move is linked to a firm’s strikers defense.
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George D. Pyper
Devine
Salt Lake Theater
Pyper
J's. Kelegraya
5. A. King
Scofield
Morgan Makes Another Attack on Panama Policy
In Washington January 4 Rev Edward Hale opened the Senate with an invocation noting recent deaths and the Chicago disaster. Senator Morgan pressed for a debate on war powers while Senator McComas defended the president’s Panama policy and asserted executive authority over recognition and military use without explicit congressional instruction.
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Washington
Edward Everett Hale
Senate
Hale
Hoar
Chicago
Lodge Gays
Panama Canal
Congress
United States
Mr. McComas
Morgan
Republic
Culberson
McComas
Mr. Tillman
Army
Navy
Eye inspection demand by Co. P. Utter at Eccles
A notice urges readers to inspect their eyes now with Co. P. Utter The Eye at 203 Eccles Blog. The ad emphasizes caution and careful judgment in choosing eyewear and eye care.
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Co. P. Utter
the Eye
Eccles
Patee
Panama Canal Debate Sways on U S Role and Panama Colombia Populations
Senators argued over executive power and neutrality as McComas cited limits on U S action to influence Panama's independence. Bacon pressed on Panama Colombia demographics, while Morgan warned against expanding presidential powers. An article from Paris influenced views on Varilla and canal plans.
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Colombia
Panama
Mr. McComas
United States
Mr. Bason
Bacon
McComas
Japan
China
Montenegro
Morgan
Massachusetts
Hoar
Paris
Woman found dead in Park hotel room with self-inflicted wound
A widow named Nie, recently home in Chicago, was found dead in a Park hotel room with a bullet hole in her head. Medical examiner notes death by self-inflicted action, with no stated reason for the act.
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Nie
Chicago
the Park Hotel
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