Ogden Burglar Captured After Shootout in Salt Lake
J W Arey an electrical engineer for Utah Power and Light captured a burglar Stanley Reynolds 20 after Reynolds shot Arey injuring his left thumb. Reynolds confessed to several Salt Lake and Ogden burglaries including the Cetmon home and the Episcopal bishop Paul Jones and Mrs Ida Reens losses totaling about 400 dollars. Police detained Reynolds and Arey transported him to headquarters.
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Sal Lake
J. W. Arey
Utah Power & Algic Company
Stanley
Salt Lake
Ogden
Arey
Reynolds
Fourth East Shett
Stroet
Paasoraby
Payne, Crosby
Dalton
Stanley Reynolds
San Francisco
Ira B. Cetmon
West Second North Street
Can- Ron
Huoy
Paul Jones
Episcopal Diocese of
Utah
First South Street
Ida Reens
Firat West Street
German Drive Is Impossible
Lenton July 74 10 20 p m reports describe conflicting World War I front actions in southern Poland and on the western front. Statements from German and British authorities show little agreement on recent fighting, with cautious movement and thin artillery actions. Analysts expect weeks may pass before decisive engagement occurs as both sides maneuver and reinforce.
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Lenton
Rsssleny
Joseph Pardinand
Poland
Thla
von Mackanzen
Ita
Luive
Garman
Fari
Lablis Chel
Rityluk
Baet
Wyerat
Archduke Aweph
von Mackennan
Anita
Bryan Warns Extremes Over Lusitania Note Editorials
Former Secretary of State William J. Bryan says the majority of Americans favor protecting lives and keeping the United States out of danger zones. He comments on editorials from San Francisco and Los Angeles, noting neutrality among the public despite pro Allied or pro German papers.
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Lew Angeled
Cri
Daly
William J. Bryan
Germany
Tay
Aks
Bryan
Stra
San Fratclsio
Weir
William 4. Prva, Jr
Bia Farolly
Nermoan Beach
Editoriata
L 1 Tave
San Francisco
Aditoy
Hinerite
Van
Fragmented Excursion Note From Obscure Listing
A damaged OCR fragment mentions excursions and a disjoint set of names and phrases. The readable content outlines travel related items and places with unclear context, suggesting a local notices page or brief travel listing from an old newspaper. The text remains largely indecipherable but retains hints of geographic terms and event notes.
Critical Time for President in War Rights Crisis
July 11 report from Washington discusses Germany's note on submarine warfare and U S responses. Officials expect a prolonged crisis with no immediate U S acceptance of German proposals for naval conduct. Foreign Secretary Lansing to confer with Wilson. German ambassador planned informal talks. official texts show minor wording differences from prior copy.
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Wrahington
Tormal
Germany
Gornish
Wilson
Count von Bernstédt
Gernthh
Bacretory Lanning
Whitch
Barlin
Associated Press
Runamiselon
United States
Oriala
Washington
Aetna
Wwe
Count von Nernstorff
Dex
United
Beyney
Bomb threat letter and arrest in New Orleans scare
A typed urgent letter extols Muenter and warns Americans to avoid British ships, claiming hidden dynamite to destroy New Orleans. Detectives and British agents rush to the wharves. the letter targets Sir Cecil Spring-Rice and urges anti Muenter editorials.
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New Orleans
Deeil
Hell
Woka
Avonga
Museter
Jharharmasa
Crank
Germany
Vanderhut
Lansiiania
Miamater
Charles Pookama
Nhageiat Naklas
Ad Mu
Senator Read Smoot Faces Aberty Ball Reception Shakeup
Salt Lake on July 18 reports Senator Read Smoot and Governor Willem Spry chairing a reception event. Attendees include Adjutant Arn and VA officials. The Aberty Ball reception committee orders restructuring amid unclear attendance and disrupted plans arising from miscommunications.
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Salt Lake
Read Smoot
Willem Spry
Mr. Wells
Arn Oral VA
Wrdlewond
Imembera
Knights 10 Have Ant Outing At State Meet
The annual state meeting at Tagoon will feature a diverse program of events including foot racing swimming boating and skating. The highlight is a baseball game between the Oj Awnonwi Salt Lake Wrights for the Mogwirn trophy with the full Oxden council in attendance.
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Kalgita
Tagoon
Oxden
Prinas
Salt Lake Wrights
Ma Hal Pingock Called By Death
Mia Charlies Mincouk, wife of Charion Mincock, died Thursday afternoon at the family residence on 4X Wall remnne. Death followed after a brief illness, with funeral arrangements to be announced by the family.
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Hal
Mia Charlies Mincouk
Fie Fective
Obituary for Josie Roselle Porter Pincock Obit
After a short illness and was a tex ible shark to her family and friend. She is survived by her husband and ten children, Mrs. Hazel Childs of Haoper, Nelli Grace 4, Florence, Cora May, John G. Vilate, Stella, Isa velle and Josephine of Ogden. Two, brothers, Charles and Clarence Por ter, and one sister, Mrs. Sallie Farr, all of Ogden, also survive. Mrs. Pincock was born in Ogden, October 16, 1873, her maiden name being Josie Roselle Porter, and she had lived here ever since. Her par ents were Luther J. and Aurora Por ter. She had been an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Sat iur-day Saints the early childhood and was a worker in many of the ward organizations, . The funeral will be held Wednes day at 2 m. in the eleventh ward meeting house, with Bishop 8. a A. Tanner presiding and the interment will be in the City cemetery, liso. .Pabin A. Iglesias, a Socialist leader, aggested violations of the con stitution were common in Spain and demanded for each citizen he right to discuss the question of Deuteauir. He attacked the 'passive' attitude of the government regarding the local labor agitation which he said might ,expand into a revolutionary move ment. "Rodrigo Soriana, another radical, criticised Vasquez Mella x Candlco the Carlist leader, whom he barges with having spoken ill of Great Britain in a public speech."
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Hazel Childs
Haoper
Nelli Grace
Florence
Cora May
John G. Vilate
Stella
Isavelle
Josephine
Ogden
Charles
Clarence Porter
Sallie Farr
Mrs. Pincock
Josie Roselle Porter
Luther J
Aurora Porter
Church of Jesus Christ of
Sat Iur-Day Saints
Eleventh Ward
A. Tanner
Liso
Pabin A. Iglesias
Spain
Rodrigo Soriana
Vasquez Mella x Candlco
Great Britain
Public criticism mounts over Spain neutrality ban
A Madrid public meeting condemned the government action prohibiting discussion of Spain neutrality. Speakers called the ban a violation of constitutional rights and criticized the move as a political gimmick. Attendees urged government reconsideration and emphasized freedom of debate.
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Flead
Maron Napier
Tirkoes
Nies
Witish Army
Fablin and
Helfst
Sewelma
Wirral
Cecil Sarkny Rice
Demrie
Muenter
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Hiri
Hiram
Uruk
Satoh
Weiter
Holt
Mareek
Wits
Poles
Etrelna
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Uwe Betaine
Norfolk
Smoot
Spryad
Gailley
Che
American Polyscope Company
Salt Lake City
Moving Picture
Church and School Social Service Bureau
Wiliam Carter
Parkhurst
Hamilton Hall
George T. Brokaw
Lewis J. Selznick
World Film Corporation
New York Clipper
Capital
American Polyscope Company, Inc
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