Cubs Hire Women Ushers for Crowd Control at Park
The Cubs owner Charley Weeghman introduces female ushers to manage crowds at Chicago’s Cub Park. Hossies notes the shift in league trends as other magnates may follow. Players warn the novelty may draw extra attention and distract from the game.
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Cub Park
Chicago
Hossies
National League
Emilence
Charley Weeghman
Cubs
Weeghman
Cub
Camp Conservation and Fish Cookery Drafted for Pleasure
The article promotes camp conservation and using fish as a staple in summer camps, detailing fish preparation methods for camp kitchens and offering varied sauces to accompany fish. It mentions a homey recipe for Fish Chowder with layered fish and potatoes and outlines a vegetable and cheese sauce option, attributed to Fackrell, a young man from Riverside district near Blackfoot, with a Marine service background and Utah birth in Orderville.
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Gyz
United States
Aleama
Fackrell
Riverside
Aldridge
Wolverine Canon
Blackfool
jBlacktont
Marine Service
Pocatello
al Wert
Mare Island
France
Mr .Fackreil
Orderville
Kane County
Utah
Oven meal concept aids busy families in tougher winters
A historic guide urges thrifty meal planning using oven prepared dishes. It promotes cooking efficiency with canned and perishable foods and outlines menu ideas such as roasted meats with vegetables, bread crusts, and simple desserts to sustain households during cold months.
Ice Cream Makers Urged to Limit Flavors and Syrups
A circular from W F Jenern commissioner of commercial economy calls ice cream makers to restrict to ten standard syrups and three core flavors chocolate vanilla strawberry raspberry nine apple root beer orange cherry and Coca-Cola. Wholesalers must depart from distributing centers by 6 p m daily for regular and special deliveries.
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W. F. Jenern
Man in Khaki at Salvation Army to Speak on War Effort
Two meetings of unusual interest are announced for Thursday and Friday at 207 Kelty-Ut Street featuring the Man in Khaki. He will appear in the officially recognized uniform of those permitted to engage in war work by the U.S. government and share incidents from the war in Europe. He is a talented singer and speaker, known for fast war songs.
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Adit
R. McClelland
Hooper Pioneer Program Planned With Fete
A newspaper fragment describes Hooper hosting a pioneer program at Pioneer on May or July 24, featuring a morning program with music, sermons, entertainment, and athletic contests including a baseball game. The notice notes a general influx of visitors for the event and a lively town atmosphere.
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Mooper
Pioneer
Tbis
Musa Preches
Aviators Doing Great War Work Over the Marne
Allied air crews claim heavy success on July 17 with American pursuit squadrons engaging enemy lines over the Marne. Reports say American planes downed eight to possibly eleven enemy machines while nine of our aircraft returned safely. Observers note thundery weather limited actions but bombers still struck enemy airfields, ammunition dumps, and trains, with multiple hostile aircraft claimed shot down or driven down out of control.
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WTH
Marne
Ase
Prosa
Irpach
Ray
Beer
Anette
Emi
Estites
Terville
Tot Addisson
Secilo
Spur track condemnation suits filed in Ogden district court
Oregon Short Line began condemnation suits in district court to accelerate a spur track to Globe Grain mill elevat or and mill in West Ogden. Twenty three property owners in the Iver Park addition were named for damages of 25 each, with protest filed by County Treasurer A V Huish with the state public utility commission. The action targets land between Ohio and Nebraska avenues Howard and Observatory streets, just outside Ogden city limits, along the proposed railroad path.
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Iver Park
West Ogden
Oregon
Hasden
Globe Grain & Millee Company
Ohio
Nebraska
Howard and Observatory Etrest
Ogden City
Latts
Pwncra
A. V. Tillish
State Public Utility Commission
Huish
Wiver Park
Adjolas
Merchants Bank Reorganization Plan Approved
Salt Lake City Clearing House Association unanimously approved a plan to reorganize the Merchants Bank with a new bank formed to settle depositor and stockholder interests. F. C. Richmond and O. P. Soule presented the plan to the association and the federal reserve bank’s eventual approval is anticipated.
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Salt Wice
Devra
Salt Take
Clearing House Association
Clearing House
F. C. Richmond
O. P. Gonte
Tribune
Federal Reserve Bank
Saltlake City
Salt Lake City
French and Bride Make Up Agaty The Moneymoon
Edward Trek French a wealthy NeonWhort figure and his bride Pauline Laroy French were reported to have reconciliation after a stormy marriage. The couple’s life and rumored separations stirred local gossip with claims of cruelty and a planned elopement following a bolt river episode.
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Edward Trek French
Amer Tick French
Pauline Laroy French
Litlind Harrington
Manchester
Beetoo
Wil
Bolt River
Roosevelt Kin in Law Reports Unconfirmed Death
A cable from Pershing and messages from Colonel Theodore Roosevelt express hope that Lieutenant Quentin Roosevelt may have landed safely after an aerial engagement in France. Reports conflict as the family learns of unconfirmed death rumors and sympathetic press reaction follows from London and New York.
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Roosevelt
New York
Theodlore Roosevelt
Saratoga
Baday
Pet
France
Renret
Parshing
Lotonel Roosevelt
Coronal Roosevelt
Theodoros Roosevelt
Renarta
Ater
Negro troops do valiant work with the American army on the Marne
A dispatch from July reports heroic service by African American units as they assist in the Marne offensive. Names of troops and officers from across the United States are listed, including deaths from wounds and diseases, casualties, and missing in action.
Regional freight rate talks set grade scale for Intermountain region
Delegates from Intermountain Rate Association and the regional freight committee of the Federal Railroad Administration met in Chicago to pursue a graded rate plan. W F Prickett J H Tave and W S McCarthy reported progress, noting efforts to avoid discrimination and craft fair rates for all parties. The Portland committee handles next steps with potential further discussions involving the Enter Mountain State association.
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Jay
Salt Laka
Regan
Chicago
Intermountain
Federal
Yairoad Administration
Dtab
W. F. Prickett
3. H. Tave
W.S. Mccarthy
Traffic Service Bureau of Link
Ma. Pocketl
Trafffic Service Bureau
Tates
Ueaamitten
Prickett
Inde al
Ain
Eure
Mohe Cauuilties
Te Federal Committee
Trey
Tortland Committee
Pebiele
Festnet
Enters Mountain Ftate Association
War Casualties List From Washington July 12
The arts casualty list reports 14 killed in action, 140 wounded of wounds, 6 died of disease, and 4 died of other causes, with 1 missing. Names include Sergeant G. Carter of 810 Gradt Avenue, Feeeng, Cal., and Eudell M. Lush.
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Williuie Pre
Fidden
Groat Tend
Kaa
Wwilian
Travis
Mot Springs
Ark
Leon Brippald
Genera
Raeen MM
Sclukele
Jensons
Arumona
Auda Iuela
Ala
Paul J. Viorine
Wort Atfingon
Wis
Charles B. Lustler
Deesatur
James Bracclocen
Let
Imty
Frank K. Snyder
Valetlott
Gene Wiliam Upton
Paradelphias Ohkey Vaughan
Newford
W.va
Scott Milford
Sumner
Charlen B. Tycas
Trenton
N. J
Leale
G. Morrow
Ponska
Alberta
Canada
William ©. Watts
Elaberry
Frank M. Weasel
Lithe Falls
Mines
Phillis Whitetornt
Satteh Depot
Temph_O. Taylor
Mount Pleasant
Mie
Herbert J. Whalen
Detroit
Nunsell
Wrighthill
Harraburg
Stacey E. Taker
Waters
Town
N.Y
Willian Teron
Gould
Roxbury
Mas
John V Wuhohye
Haltimore
Mel
Charence Tyou
Bluffton
Tait
Tiwi
Miler
Porings
Var
Verna Merlan
Modivine Lodge
Kan
Guy Norbotyteint
Henry TH. Bhrook
Chern ‘Ree
Claude J. Sehwire
Dubbard
Jay Me Skivihe
Jabas
Conn
Nale
Aleaxaniir Craibin
Shakgoorile
Austral
Waselington
the Arts
Aled
Bn Action
Seraeants
Cadi G. Carter
Gradt Avenue
Feeeng
Cale
Eudell M. Lush
Casualty List Warington July 18 Killed in Action and Wounded
Casualty list from Warington reports multiple casualties with names and statuses. Killed in action include Private Alfred Walbarn and Private Joseph Cale. Wounded in action or severely wounded include several others with limited readable details.
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Charles McConnelaville
Frederkekold
Nilshraares
Alfred
Walbarn
Wellsston
Astrom
Toseph Cale
Hyo
Marie+ Marvey Snively
Henellburg
Las
Noles Faljoviag
Actise Sturges
New Orleans
Thomas “Alay
Real Estate Transfers Involving McKenna and Wright Deeds
Real estate transfer notes mention James W McKenna and wife J enna Wright with lots and subdivision references and a deed described as a warranty deed. The document cites a $10 dower consideration and lists several parties including Flora Criffin and Ogden von Tesart with fragmented, unclear locality details.
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James W. McKenna
Jenella Wright
Flora Criffin
Ogden von
German press raising scare over American arms
German newspapers received from Switzerland reports that many American troops have been supplied with sawed off shotguns for close combat. The Cologne Gazette denounces America as barbarian and warns that Americans are not honorable warriors.
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Germany
Switzerland
Cologne Gazette
America
Warviore
Weser Zeitung
Uae
Stirring Order Sent 10 Troops Before German Offensive
An order issued in Sprance on July 17 warns troops they may be attacked at any moment. General H&K Goyraid pledges fierce defense with reinforcements as German bombardment and gas assault approach. The message emphasizes resolve, brutal combat, and breaking the enemy’s will.
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Sprance
Wernentay
Bsy
Hey
H&k
Goyraid
France America Celebrate Allied Bonds Amid War News
A diplomatic note expresses gratitude for French support and notes July 14 manifestations as a historic date in the shared alliance. The French ambassador pledges thanks and recalls President Wilson as the two nations look toward common efforts and right triumphing.
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Shipy
France
Pxco
America
Wilson
Money for Road in Star Valley
Piltiigt Parenter L. F. Kneipp announced approval from Chief Forrester Graves in Washington of an $8000 allotment from Aprylia funds for rebuilding Cotton Creek Road in Star Valley Wyoming. Heavy rains damaged a long stretch. ranchers delegation sought action and work is set to start about August 1.
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Piltiigt Parenter
L. F. Kneipp
Forrester Graves
Washington
Cotton Creek
Star Valley
Wyoming
Knelpp
Nobel fund to be dissolved in Washington dispatch
July 18 report says the Nobel peace prize fund donated by Colonel Roosevelt to establish the foundation for industrial peace will be dissolved. The fund totals about 448,000 and proceeds were to be used per Roosevelt’s wishes. a board vote may formalize the dissolution tomorrow. The fund includes 6,000 in Liberty bonds and income was insufficient to carry out the original plan.
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Liewt
Quentin Regreval
Roosevelt
Hix
Washington
Roonevelt
Foundation For Industrial Peace
Wahsolek Loday
Board of Trustee
Maghington
Foundailey For Industrial Peace
Board
Unifiees
Wongeess Hay
Red Cross
Ambassador Thanks American Citizens
The ambassador of France today thanked American citizens for their expressions of support and fraternal sentiments toward France. He addressed associations and individual Americans, emphasizing unity and friendship between the two nations.
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