Funeral at Oyster Bay for Theodore Roosevelt ends with flags and Rough Riders tribute
A large Oyster Bay crowd gathered as Theodore Roosevelt was laid to rest after a 12:55 funeral service in Episcopal rite. Mourners included Archibald Roosevelt and William Loeb Jr, while tributes from Wilson, Marshall, and the Indiana crew were placed on the casket. The casket rested amid two American flags and a Rough Riders wreath. Afterward, Roosevelt and Charles Hughes exited the church, followed by Joseph Cannon and other officials. The burial site featured a silent outdoor prayer, a Norwegian-like sky, and the final committal as white birds were seen over the cove. The Rough Riders’ flags were returned to Sagamore Hill for safekeeping, with a soldiers’ guard of honor at the grave under Dr. Reynolds.
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Oyster Bay
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Theodore
Rough Rider
Wilson
Marshall
Senate
House
Danth
Indiana
Archibald Roosevelt
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Hey
General March
United States Army
Admiral Winslow
Navy
Frederick Burgess
Long Island
Feo Colliog
Atresta
New York
Pearse
Trt
Charles ©. Hughes
Tati
Mr. Hughes
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Tepresentatives
Congress
Tienda
Reettigg
Sagamore Hill
C. Reynolds
Army Medical
Eneryachntobt
Democrats Plan Unity Strategy in Senate Conference
Democrats in the Senate held a conference to map unity efforts for the remainder of the session. They discussed President Wilson's peace plan and the league of nations while planning to push measures before adjournment.
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Washington
Jan
Democrats
Senate
Tander Martin
Wilson
Poles capture Bentschen junction amid Vilna fighting
Berlin reports battles at Vilna as Polish forces press Bolshevik lines with 120000 troops. Warsaw censors say Polish arms advance, Bolshevik agents killed by their own acts, while German troops seek safe passage via Poland. Spartacists move on Potsdam outskirts as government fortifies Berlin.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Bentschen
Anzeiger
Frankfort
Vilna
Warsaw
Pollet
Germany
Poland
Sergeant Marshall Returns to North Ogden on Government Business
Sergeant Thomas A. Marshall arrived last Monday January 4 from San Francisco to Camp Merritt N J on government business and is staying at his parents home in North Ogden. He enlisted in February of last year in the quartermasters corps and has served in the fience division. He plans to leave for New York tomorrow and regrets not being able to go overseas. he does not expect to be mustered out for several months.
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Thomas A. Marshall
San Francisco
Camp Merritt
N. J
North Ogden
E. J. Marshall
Marshall
Quartermaisters’ Corps
Ftience
New York
Mershall
Army
County Will Do Its Full Part In Road Work
Weber County commissioners express willingness to back road improvements to create public employment for returning soldiers. Arch M Thurman urges rapid public works, noting up to 16 000 soldiers expected back by June 1 1919 without jobs and asks for county plans to extend 1919 improvement programs to provide work opportunities.
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Weber
Council of Defense
United States
Arch M. ‘Thurman
State Council of Defense
Jatate
Dace
Seace
Tlis
Aiite Council of Defense
Baker Protests Senate Work Suspension Resolution
Secretary Baker and delegation from several cities testified before the House Public Buildings Committee in Washington protesting a Senate Joint Resolution to suspend work on all projects not 75 percent complete. Baker cited lack of housing for government workers as a national disgrace and described crowded housing, mistreatment by boardinghouse keepers, and hardships for government female employees. he warned no drop in employment for at least another year.
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Washington
Tnt
Baker
House
Senate
United States
Discontent Over Demobilization In Grand Fleet
London reports growing discontent in the Grand Fleet over slow demobilization. Auxiliaries, recruited from fishing communities, resist ongoing demobilization as anglers reap profits from fishing ventures. Further demonstrations by settlers occurred in London and other centers.
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Grand Fleet
London
Demotina No
Minea
Real Estate Transfers in Local Deeds Record
Carolyn Bowles and George Bowles transfer to Mary Ward lots 42 to 46 inclusive, block 28 in Takeview addition with water rights. Consideration 600 dollars. Ralph Nettles and spouse transfer lot 7 in Hate addition plus part 15 in Hate annex to Leon Nettles and spouse. water rights. consideration 700 dollars. Joseph Deralho and wife convey north half of lot 14 and all of lot 13, block 1, Riverciaw addition. consideration 225 dollars. Mary Rich Jones to Bernard Stone involves portion of southeast quarter section 6, township 6 north, range sweat. consideration 525 dollars. Winifred Jones and spouse convey part of lot 5, plat B to Byron Blood and wife. consideration 3 dollars. H Gleason to Dewitt Gleason undivided half in lots 8 and 3, block 43, plat A, and parts of lots 4 and 5, block …
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Carolyn EB
Bowles
George
Mary A
E. J. Ward
Ralph D. Nberts
Leonard P. Nettles
Joseph W. Deralho
N. F. Taworth
Riverciaw
Mary E. Rich Jones
Bernard Stone
Range Sweat
Winifred
Jones
Byron Il
Blood
Clark
Gleason
Dewitt
Gleaseon
Lote
Property Transfers and Warranty Deeds Noted in Local Record
Several land transfers and warranty deeds listed. Names include James Taylor, Louise C. Taylor, George L. Miller, William F. Roderick, George W. Kendall, Henry T. Kendal, doveph Fife, John B. Fife, Annie D. Taylor, Jethro D. Brown, Samuel Sampson, Hannah Taft, Hannah Hart, and Charles W. Mart. Parcels cover parts of sections in townships 5–11 north, ranges 1–2 west, with considerations from $1 to $1200 and various quarter and lot descriptions.
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South Ogden
James Taylor
Louise C. Taylor
George L. Miller
William F. Roderick
George W. Kendall
Henry T. Kendal
Doveph Fife
John.b. Fife
Wear
Annie D. Taylor
Jethro D. Brown
Brown
Taylor
Samuel Sampson
Hannah Taft
Hannah Hart
Charles W. Mart
Township 7
Worth
Plan Club Home for Utah Fighters in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City January 8. The Samuel Newhouse home on Last South Temple Street, a landmark noted for its luxury, is to become a Knights of Columbus Columbus club for U S soldiers. The local council plans to divert a fund of 62005 sanctioned by the national Catholic war council to convert the home into a clubhouse with two year lease and option to buy, aided by the Halloran-Julge Loan & Trust Co. The deal is expected to be about 50000 if the purchase is completed.
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South Temple Street
Salt Lake
Samual Newhouse
United States Goldlera
Council of Knights of Culurabus
National Catholic War Council
Utah
Columbua Clut
Columbus Club
Hailoran-Julge Loan & Trust Company
Cecil B DeMille's The Sum Man at Alhambra this weekend
Cecil B DeMille has produced a modern version of a popular play. The cast includes Elliott Dexter Ann Little Katherine MacDonald Theodore Roberts Jack Hall Thurston Hall Tully Marshall Her Toors Standing Edwin Stevens. Alhambra shows Saturday and Sunday with Sennett's reel comedy Ladies First.
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Cecil . DeMille
Fiwnn
Milton Boyle
Elliottexter
Ann Little
Katherine MacDonald
Theodore Roberts
Jack Hall
sThurston Hall
Tully Marshall
Her Toors Standing
Edwin Stevens
Alhambra
Sennett
Adv
New York City Pays Tribute to F D Roosevelt
New York mourned former President Roosevelt as his body lay in state at Oyster Bay. Old Trinity’s chimes joined bells across Manhattan in a citywide tribute with churches tolling and industry pausing from 12 55 p m to 2 p m. In morning services 800 000 public school students held special observances.
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New York
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Old Trinity
Manhattan
Associated Press
Ilfer
Roosevelt Honored by NYPD Dignified Burial Moment
Street traffic halted as 12,000 New York police officers paused in silence at the burial. Bells rang while cap doffs marked tribute to the man who had elevated the department to a high standard of efficiency a quarter century earlier.
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Roosevelt
New York
R Olling
Royal Arch Masons Elect New Officers in Ogden Chapter
Ogden chapter No. 2 Royal Arch Magona elected new officers led by exultant high priest George R. Whitmeyer and king John Brown. Other officers include John A. Moffat xerihe Henry Rosenbluth captain of the host B. Roberts principal sojourner James Q. Leavitt Royal Arch captain William Wanker snister of third veil Dr. Ed ar ed TD Kennedy master of the second veil A. V. McIntosh treasurer F. EB Nichols secretary John Allen tyler Installation set for January 28 in the Nadge room.
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F. EB. Nichols
John Allen
Tyler
Nadge Roome
War Insurance To Be Made Over Into Peace Policies
Conversion of war risk insurance into permanent peace policies announced by Colonel Henry D. Lindsley. About 4,000,000 policyholders may convert as schedules and policy forms are ready. Also noted is an annual rental of 63,603,477 dollars in a government contract with the Pennsylvania rail line and six subsidiaries.
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Washington
Henry D. Lindsley
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Jan
Pennsylvanis Hes
East
Railroad Administration
Ten Thousand Troops Assigned Early Convoy
The War Department announced the early convoy home for about 10 000 men from the American expeditionary forces. The list includes the 181st 122nd and 123rd field artillery and the 110 ammunition train of the 36th division, plus units from Texan and Oklahoma troops. Other named units cover aero squadron medical detachment engineers signal and support companies and quartermaster sections.
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Washington
Jun
War Department
88Th Aero Squadron
20Th Engineers
Signal Corps
Ordnatien
Uiet
Red Cross Queen Esther Auxiliary Meets Thursday
Red Cross Auxiliary of Queen Esther chapter 0 B 3 will meet Thursday at 1 pm in rooms at the First National bank building. Four good attendance is desired and Ogden noted.
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RED Cross
Queen Esther
Red Crece
Firet National Bank
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