Funeral Services for Je Gle Held Thug
Funeral services were held for Je Gle at Maronie Temple. Revered John Edward Carver conducted the rites as Mason members acted as pallbearers. City officials and numerous mourners attended a long funeral procession to the city cemetery where interment followed.
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Ulver Irrigation Company
George Aur Uo
Lrrigation Company
Unter Peglare Doha C. Wheelon Es
S . Uagley
Ogden
John Edward Carver
A. N. Heywood
John D. Murphy
Howell
T. D. Joknean
Valentin Gideon
Ages
Masonie Fraternity
Reward Offered for Escapee Bert Heaton at Utah Prison
July 6 report states Warden George A Storrs of Utah state prison offers fifty dollars for the arrest of Bert Heaton who escaped July 4 from the state prison road camp to Carbon County. Heaton, 43, 6 feet 1 inch, 180 pounds, has a ruddy complexion and dark brown hair. convicted in 1915 for bank robbery at Bingham.
New Century Printing Company Ad Promotes Catalogs and Services
An advertisement by New Century Printing Company highlights offerings in proofing catalogs, fine color work, and blank books. It promotes high quality printing services and emphasizes professional production capabilities for assorted printing needs.
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NEW Century Printing Company
Motorcycle hit man left at scene in town accident
Carl Litzenburg was run down by a motorcycle at the south end of Orden River bridge around 7 pm. The rider fled without checking on him, left bleeding on the street, and sped north after offering no aid. Litzenburg required first aid and was later taken home with only minor cuts and bruises.
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Carl Litzenburg
Orden Tlver Bridge
Lutzenburg
Are Epred
Chris George Loses To Azevedo In Sacramento
Chris George of Ogden was defeated by Jos Azevedo in Sacramento on Tuesday night in a main event at Amico Athletic Club. Azevedo dominated early with Heavy body blows then controlled the later rounds, securing a well earned decision in a closely fought bout.
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Chris George
Ogden
Jos Azevedo
Sacramento
Thera
Azevedo
al Young
Dee
Jon Azevedo
Amico Athletic Club
Chris Georges
Uteb
George
Boe
Joe
Akevedo
Utah
Arevedo
Tiv
Atrafahtler
Areveds
Potatoes Case Decided In Favor Of LOL Merchants
Judge A W Agee rules for J S Carver & Sons in a dispute over a carload of potatoes bought by J Christensen of Downey Idaho. Potatoes were rejected for being small and nonmarketable and later sold for storage charges. Ogden firm awarded freight charges sacks and costs totaling over $100.
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A.W. Apee
District Court
Carver & Sona
Opten
Farrell
Carter & Sons
Christensen
Purrell
Sinko Mon
Gideon & Gwilliam
Wade M
A. W. Agee
Carver & Bons
Ogden Frm
Chinese Forces Clash Near Peking In Civil War Clash
Fifty thousand Republican troops converge toward Peking as General Chang Haun's royalist force of about 5,000 fights 20,000 advancing Republicans. Tuan ChiJui, named commander, expects 20,000 between Tianjin and Peking with southern reinforcements. Deser tions reported. scholars note growing international concern as hotels fill with foreigners.
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Peking
Chang Haun
Tien Tsin
Tuan ChiJui
Tien Tain
Jischow
Chang
Chang Heun
Tuan Chi
Chaplin Immigrant at Alhambra Sparks Laughter on Ship
Alhambra screens Chaplin in The Immigrant, a loudly comic voyage that draws crowds with slapstick on the big ship. Ann Pennington also appears, delivering lively stage presence in the feature tease.
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Ann Pennington
The Little Boy Scout at Merchants Theatre
Merchants Theatre offers tickets honored for two matinees and one evening per week. Read the Al Hambra ads for valid dates published in both papers. Extra concession given to ticket holders when accompanied by a paid admission on advertised dates. It's cool at the…
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Alhambra
Revolutionary commander threats and Manchu policy declared
The text reports Tuyen Chitul denouncing Chang Veng and promising harsh Manchu treatment after the republic's restoration. Imperial forces and Chang Haun's troops mass near Pektox-Harkaw rail line, facing 10,000 troops led by Tato-Kun, as diplomats urge adherence to the 1901 protocol for free transit on the Peking Shanghai railway.
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Tuyen Chitul
Lochief
Hia
Chang Veng
Tuan ChiJul
Thotta
Imperialiat
Chang Haun
Camp Comforts for Soldiers at Winona Lake
At Winona Lake Indiana on July 6 the Christian Endeavor Society announced plans to ship one million items for patriotic service. Stevens E Clark was reelected president with A Poling Howard B Grosse William Shaw and A L Shartle also elected to key posts. The relief effort excludes cigarettes and card playing from comfort bags for soldiers.
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Winona Lake
Ind
Christian Endeavor
Medes
Trustera
United Sa Sty
Rov
Howard B. Grosse
William Shaw
A. L Shartle
Karl Vrhmaoa
Northcliffe Promised Moot to Visit Utah
Senator Smoot invited Lord Northcliffe to visit Utah before England return. Northcliffe said he planned a Pacific coast trip and would arrange a day to view the state if possible. O'Connor returns to Britain soon, Rotary club expected to extend a welcome.
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Northcliffe
Utah
Waslington
Senator Smoot
Dlower
Wale
Henner
Lart Northcliffe
T. P. O'Connor
Irth
America
Beaster Smoot
Lord Northcliffe
England
Lord Northclife
Itacifle
Srnut
O'Connor
Y Tingland
Ogden Guards Sail to Training Camp for Federal Service
Sixty young Ogden men depart at 3 AM for a training camp to prepare for federal service abroad. Officers and top recruits from Ogden’s forces join Battery II for an arduous two and a half week drill, with daily sessions from dawn to night. They will receive new uniforms at the camp and return to Ogden on July 31 ready to join the national effort in France.
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Sen
Jordan Narrowa
Waele Kans
Orden
Ogden Guards
J. Kay Ward
Battery Uy
Narre
Shera
Ayatin
Opden
Koadock
Werinesday
Robert T. Powell
Edwin W. Hobbs
Hrorg O. Olson
Theas
Want
Ward
Flahtiox Mare
France
Wiat
Riots Prompt National Guard Patrols in Bloomington
Bloomington Bloomington July 6 unrest sparks patrols as Chicago and Peoria troops guard streets after a strike by railroad workers. Rioters attacked streetcars injuring several and damaging offices and a power plant. Mother Jones addressed crowds before calm returned. mayor and governor moved to quell further violence.
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Cevers
Areete
Ethet
Atrike
Pepp
Chicago
Pearts
Bystrike of
Esiplayes
Bloomington and Normal Railway and Light Company
Jones
Cara
Dewn
Nh & Hospital
E. E. Jones
Lowden
Springfield
Firs Llinoia Cavalry
Veorta
British enlistment surge at Chicago recruiting station
A newly opened British recruiting station in Chicago drew a large number of applicants for European war service on July 6. Many recruits were processed on the spot, examined, and accepted. They were accommodated at a local hotel as the station organized the intake for the Canadien and other British forces.
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Chicago
Canadien
Dritieh
Mrs Florence Austin Chase Advises Housewives on Calumet
Mrs Florence Austin Chase, a noted authority on domestic science, urges housewives to use Calumet Baking Powder for pure ingredients and reliable leavening. She praises its strength, uniformity, and price, citing endorsements and her own testing to claim better cooking results and lower living costs.
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Florence Austin Chase
Mire Chase
Abe
Ciren Endlera
Mra Chase
United Staie
Éctors
Ebick
Caluciel
Mire
Bogert
Teachars Svaryebere
Military station to be led by Canadian army officers
Preparations continue for departure to training camps with a new station commanded by Lieutenant Colonel F. J. Jamteeon of the Canadian army. He is aided by Captain S. D. Thompson Lieutenant C. J. Dolphin and Sergeants Ernest Chadwick and George McKay, all veterans of trench warfare. the treasurer reports for the American Federation of Bucklana show banked funds of 96,119.22 in the United States and 45,000 in Titanic mine gold bonds, with journal receipts totaling 23,685.38. Italy continues to rely on its women to sustain the nation.
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F. J. Jamteeon
Canadian Anny
8. D. Thompson
C.J. Dolphin J
Ernest Chadwick
George McKay
Europe
American Federation of Bucklana
United States
Otheir Journal
Germany Sends Note to Vatican Over Cantinal Mercier Letter
In July at Copenhagen Dr Alfred Zimmerman secretary of foreign affairs announced to a committee that representations have been made to the Vatican concerning Cantinal Mercier's pastor letter. The letter denounced German crimes and outrages at Delfium and was published in the French press, drawing sharp German newspaper critique.
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Copenhagen
Alfred Zimmerman
Eecretary of Foreign Affairs
Telehsteg
Vatican
Cantinal Mercier
Delfium
Saxon Diet Breaks With Government In Denmark
A Copenhagen dispatch reports Saxony's diet has not openly broken with the government despite warnings of unrest and loyalty shifts. Premier Count Von Vitechum Weckstailt faces constitutional refusals, with reconvening set for August to address fault lines and potential upheaval.
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Copenhagen
Dressten
Tilsartian
Count von Vitechum Weckstailt
Saxony
Lo An Tharlae
Everyday Etiquette Guidance From The Past
A column on manners discusses proper behavior in theater lobbies and weddings. It includes etiquette tips about greeting, seating families together at weddings, inviting the minister and his wife, and body posture with an umbrella, reflecting a bygone social code.
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Allel Hoyleies Hoyt
Katherine
Aljteod
Iforearta
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