Barbers Union Plans Royal Academy Ball Next Tuesday
The Ondten Barbers union held a meeting last night to appoint committees for the fourth annual ball. Oscar Couch chairs arrangements with a slate including Harold Staker and George Gibson. The ball at the Royal Deoeing Academy will run 7 pm to 1 am with Grant’s Royal Academy Orchestra, elaborate decorations, and refreshments, promising one of the month’s top social events.
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Sportsman Duryea Dies in New York State
Saranac Lake New York January 35. Herbert Duryea a longtime figure in American racing and yachting died here today. He worked with James Payne Whitney and owned famous racehorses including Durbar II winner of the English derby in 1914. His Viceroy won at New Market in 1912. Duryea maintained stables in Weeland France and America and served as deputy steward of the American Jockey Club.
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Germany Values 05 Refusal Over Lusitanian Settlement
Washington reports that the United States rejected Germanys latest Lusitania settlement proposal as partially unsatisfactory. Secretary Lansing and President Wilson agreed to a confidential follow up. Berlin will review and possibly submit another tentative plan while Germany is urged to acknowledge liability for neutrals sunk in allied action.
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American Concern In Mexico Suffers Heavy Fire Loss
Fire believed started by Mexican bandits damaged the Yoao development company properties nearly 96000 dollars. The blaze occurred about 80 miles west of Madera in Chihuahua, according to a program received.
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Russians Near Pinsk Volhynia and Montenegrin Move
Reported quiet on most fronts aside from naval bombardments and raids. Austrian dispatches say Montenegro's king and family reached Lyon, France, as disarming of their troops proceeds. Unofficial tips from Petrograd claim Muscovite advances within ten miles of Minsk. British House of Lords makes progress on a military bill after Commons approval.
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Prisoner Death Claims Rise in Siberian Camps
A San Francisco traveler reports grave conditions for German and Austrian prisoners in Siberian camps. He cites starvation, exposure, and rampant disease among about 26,000 inmates, with the Russian government unable to help, describing wretched, raided camps and harsh, unsupportive conditions observed during a Siberian journey last year.
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Night Riders Plead Guilty in Sudden Trial End
Defendants in a night ride case pleaded guilty ending trials prematurely. Three were sentenced to terms of imprisonment with good behavior. Two others pleaded guilty and were sentenced accordingly. Trials began January 47 amid unclear charges and alleged targeted actions.
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Legal view on blockade under British orders in council
A London naval officer told The Associated Press that an actual blockade of Germany could be lawful if enforced as in the German precedent. He said neutral ships could be inspected, and the blockade would be effective if limited to naval safety, without cargo examination, a point the United States reportedly recognizes in notes on the submarine line.
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Woman found slain in Salt Lake City described as unknown assailant
A Salt Lake City woman Daley Collins was found dead in her room at 260 West First South from a skull fracture believed caused by a blunt instrument. Hotel porter Dumire, longtime companion, is questioned as police seek a thorough investigation and determine if a struggle or other acts caused her death. Autopsy experts disagree with a fall as the cause, and a coroner indicates an inquest is likely. The room shows signs of a struggle with a broken chair and a lamp spilled oil, while the bed appears undisturbed.
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Mrs Jane W Herrick Scores A Success In One Act Skit
Mrs Jane W Herrick daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph A Woat of Oxford gains praise for her one act comedy An April Shower in Denver theater circles Her drama The Daughter of a Pioneer previously won acclaim in Ogden two years ago under the direction of her son and others
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True function of food made clear
Mrs Kate Brew Vaughn returns to Ogden to lecture at the Orpheum Theatre next week on Better Foods Better Homes. She stresses that food serves more than appetite, guiding housewives to nourish families while economizing. she aims to empower households with domestic science and practical cooking guidance for happier homes.
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April Shower Comedy Skit Pleases Audience
The act An April Shower by Jane W. Nefrick features a musical sketch presented by Miss Herrick and Mr. Munsell. The performance is described as not clever yet pleasantly entertaining, with light humor and period voice.
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Good Roads Bill Passes the House
Washington report states the Ford good roads bill would allocate funds by population and length of post roads, to be distributed via state highway commissions. Opponents warn it leads to requests for similar funds and benefits favor rural districts. market city reps oppose broader benefit. Senate challenges anticipated.
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