Huntsville Homecoming Honors Mary Hammond Monument
Huntsville hosts a Fourth of July homecoming with the unveiling of a six and a half foot tall monument to Mary Jate Dilworth Hammond on the Huntaville school grounds. Former residents from Ol den valley and beyond attend gatherings, reunions, and speeches honoring the Utah teacher. the ceremony includes remarks by families, a presentation by Thomas E. McKay, and a toast by Elizabeth Hayward.
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Utah
Huntaville Yeaterday
Olden Valley
Mary Jate Dilworth Hammond
Huntarille
Huntsville
Valley
Ibn Valley
David McKay
Joho W Blair
Helmville
Mont
Pdnant H. Anderton
Salt Lake Cy
David A. Nelgon
San Francisco
Hammond
Moselle Hammond
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
WW. W. Riter
Ratt Lake
Mra
Hammond Mo
Balt Lake
Orden Valley
Thomas E. McKay
Elizabeth Hayward
Daughters of the Pioneers
Huntaritic Tor
Appatin David OU. McKay
Moab
Mre
Joseph Wood
Trenton
Ogden Valley
Sep Sesseee
Hatap
Siakes
Huntaville
GAR Parade Assembly At City Hall July Fourth
GAR members will assemble at City Hall at 3 20 a m on July 4 for a parade Automobiles will be in attendance. Names listed include FT HULANISKI P RANKIN Je WELSHARS Con mAdvestheentent Committee Habit is a thing that Influences is to follow the crowd without inquiry into its destination.
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City Hall
FT. Hulaniski
P. Rankin
Je Welshars
Soldiers to Play Ball at Glenwood Tomorrow
On July 4 at 7 p m the Twentieth Infantry from Fort Douglas will cross bats with the Southern Pacific baseball club at Glenwood Park. Both clubs are evenly matched and a great game is expected. The Southern Macife military band is to perform. The Southern Pacific recently defeated the Idahoans 4 to 3 in a close game, and Captain Paul Pruitt drills the team hard for peak form. Notable players include Glenstone Harold Howe Chet Alten Dick Heywood Norden Owens Branger Fruitt Mann with Heywood and Steve likely in the battery and Allen reserved. This shapes as the fastest game of the season.
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Twentieth Infantry
Fort Douglas
Southern Pacific Baseball Club
Glenwood Park
Washington Market
Pacife
Southern Pacific
Patatelloites
Noy Stons
Nield
Noeup
Glenstone
Harold Howe
Chet Alten
Dick Heywood
Norden
Owens
Branger
Fruitt
Mann
Heywood
Steve
Battery
Allen
Paratella
At Utah today in a remarkable five act drama
Antonio Moreno and Edith Storey star in a notable five act drama at Popular plays and playera with contact number 3060 for details.
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Antonio Moreno
Edith Storey
Utah
Recruiting for Tenth Engineers Seeks New Applicants
Captain James J. Watson, head of the army recruiting station, moved to accept enlistment applications for the Tenth Engineers Regiment. Foresters of the national army must obtain credentials from the forestry service chief for this division at Orden before presenting to the recruiting station. Applicants must meet the same physical requirements as others.
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James J. Watson
Army Recruitteg Station
Tenth Engineers’ Regiment
National Army
Forentry Service
Orden
Army
Rene
Sore
Five Act Drama at Utah Today and School News
Antonio Moreno and Edith Storey star in a remarkable five act drama at Utah today. Popular plays and players are advertised with contact information. A school story questions what people will pay and features a discussion about a $1,000 square price and teaching money. Dialogue snippets touch on health, anatomy, and education issues, including references to surgeons and a cited press exchange.
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Iitte
Chatam
Dulger
Christian Ork
Power line dispute sparks question in local court
In district court Judge A. EB. Jirait hears Heber Swanner of Kaareville vs Utah Power and Light to recover 3500 damages for a power line crossing an 80 acre beet field three acres of which lie under the line. Real estate man Olin A. Kennedy testifies as Swanner’s witness amid cross examination by James H. DeVine as the case draws farmers and lawyers. Swanner estimates land damage at 1400 to 1500. court may set precedent for similar actions. The Alhambra advertises a film showing Panthea tonight.
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A. EB. Jirait
Heber Bwannes
Kaareville
Ute Power and Light Company
Rwanper Aecka
Bia
James H. de Vine
Olin A. Kennedy
Awanner
DeVine
Sr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Thia
Posal
Swan Her
Earate
Power Company
Attomey de Vine
Eatate
Hagely and Ashton
East Jake
Wod Hoyd, DeVine and
Edes
Oxden
Hollingsworth and Crane
Swanner
Utah Dower
Ght Company
District Court
Trains Resume Regular Denver and Rio Grande Service
Denver and Rio Grande officials at Ogden city ticket office announced resumption of regular schedules after temporary repairs to a damaged track near the Price River. Line construction prioritized one route to restore traffic. Train No. 4 left Ogden at 2:00 PM, No. 2 due from Salt Lake at 4:45 PM, and eastbound trains expected to arrive tomorrow afternoon. Freight delays east and west of the washout were to clear by tomorrow morning.
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City Ticket Office
Price
Traffc
Wit Ata
Ogden
Balt Lake
AML
Young Emperor Back on Throne Edict Outlines China’s Path
An edict from Tsuan-Tung confirms the young emperor’s restoration under General Chang Haun. It sets a constitutional framework, preserves imperial finances, bans princes from political interference, allows mixed Manchu and Chinese marriage, reinstates the wartime code, and pardons political offenders. A hundred Japanese boys arrive to bolster the guard.
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Tering
Tsuan-Tung
Chang Haun
Yuan Hung Han
LA Yuan Tung
Ake
Henan Lung
China
Wruan Tuog
Japan Will Seek U S Assurance On China Policy
Tokyo reports note growing Japanese interest in being consulted by the United States on major actions in China. Officials fear U S actions without Japanese input may hamper Japan’s regional influence. Press commentary hints at a push for a formal understanding ensuring Japan’s special position is considered in future policies.
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Tokio
Japan
United States
China
Ronki
Great Britain
France
Japan Times
Foreign Office
Abe
Megira
Mexico
U S Soldiers March in Paris Parade Arrives in Capital
A battalion of American troops arrived in Paris this morning to parade on July 4. Enthusiastic crowds lined the streets as the unit marched toward Neuilly barracks where they are quartered. Officers are being entertained at the military club.
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Paris
Neuilly Barracks
Military Club
Americans See French Troops Return From Port Gloom to Barracks
Crowds at Ferriz station greet troops marching to barracks after thirty six hours from a French port. Glers lead the unit with rifles and field packs while American and French crowds cheer. French girls pin bouquets, bands play Yankee songs, and soldiers greet orphaned children nearby.
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Ferritz
Ad- Glers
Dixie
Georgia
Earle
Jean and
Brown
Loyal Hawaiians Back America's War Effort in July
July 1 dispatch from Honolulu notes strong Hawaiian loyalty to the United States amid wartime censorship. Ex-Queen Liliuokalani raised the American flag over Washington Place, symbolizing support of 15000 soldiers and sailors. A later item reports artillery bombardment at Ypres, referenced from Washington Place.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Waite
America
Uncle Sam
Hawaiian Islands
United States
Luuokalani
Washington Place
Royal
United States Army
Navy
Valancia
Ypres
Itorga Dern
London
Washington
Kamehamrha
Vores Nalient
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Morrow Only
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Marshall's
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Standard Office
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