Crites Shot At Home In East Lake City
J E Crites a former Ogden resident and railway brakeman was shot at his home on Booth West Temple Street East Lake City. He was wounded in the abdomen and taken to St Mark's Hospital Salt Lake City for an operation. A woman, believed to be his wife, surrendered to police but offered no statement.
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J. E. Crites
Union Parith
Oden
Booth Weat Temple Street
East Lake City
Crites
St. Mark's Hospital
Salt Lake
Ogden
The
Southern Pacific
Local police secure later particulars on railway workers
Cites details from Orden where Crites worked for Southern Pacific as freight brakeman and conductor and passenger conductor from 1907 to 1909. Haden, aged 35, joined Union Pacific as brakeman and later moved to Salt Lake City.
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Orden
Crites
Southern Pacific
Haden
Union Pacific
Balt Lake City
Civil Service Positions Ad For Home Preparation
Advertisement offering at home preparation for civil service positions. Mentions data on courses and post examinations furnished on request. Dox 172 Ogden.
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Forester investigates White Pine blister rust in Idaho Utah nurseries
Dr George G Hedgecock of the federal bureau of plant industry traveled from the coast to Acheden this morning to inspect potential White Pine blister rust in the Pocatello forest nursery and nearby nurseries. He will also visit Santaquin and Degvor Creek and Cottonwood nurseries as part of the survey with C G Smith directing silviculture operations.
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Federal Bureau of Plant Industry
Acheden
Eoat
Forest Service
Pocatello Forest Nursery
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Degvor Creek
Cottonwood
Wasatch
Popular Rate Excursions From Oregon Short Line
Advertised rail deals offer round trips to Lake, Bele, Logan and other points every Saturday and Sunday with prices from $2.50 to $2.60. The notice urges readers not to reply before Monday and frames the offer as an advertisement.
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Oregon
Batt Lake
Bele
Ham
Logan
City Court Hears Rosenthal Check Case
A debtor, Rosenthal, faced charges in City Court as testimony and arguments unfolded in Municipal Judge C. Parker's courtroom. He is accused of obtaining 250 dollars from Commercial National Bank by check without sufficient funds, with defense claiming the check was past dated and for a past debt, and that the bank suffered no loss.
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C. Parker
Joseph Chex
D. Ta Sune
Hete Charpal
Commercial National Bank
Rosenthal
Hank
Moyea
Sith
Mexico Note Before Cabinet On Border Guard Details
A July note from the Mexican de facto government requests a joint commission to settle border issues. Officials in Washington refuse comment while confirming talks with Ambassador Arredondo. Representative Madden asks Wilson to explain why the National Guard remains on the border and whether guards can be sent into Mexico. Negotiations were said to progress favorably, with no immediate statement expected. General Doyle reports transfer of the Nacozari railroad for American management as a sign of favorable sentiment.
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Sanara
Nacozart Railroad
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Douglas
Arizona
Department
Better
United States
Marriage Neglect Leads to Divorce Decree in Plain City Case
In Judge Harris court a four year old girl from Plain City figures in a divorce brought by Leland Thompson against Maude Thompson. The husband cites inadequate support and misconduct. the wife counters claims of coercion and immoral acts by the husband. A $10 monthly child support order and custody considerations are discussed as the parties seek arrangements through the court.
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Harris
Wille
Leland
Thompson
Maude Thompson
Plain City
Bamnel English
Twenty-fifth Street
Ater
English
Bath
Harris Siderid Tharpson
Ite Rirl
Halverson
Cleone Thompson
Woodmen of World May Admit Women
Denver July 31 Congress of the Woodmen of the World Pacific Jurisdiction opens with a proposal to admit women as members. An unrelated ad promotes funeral designs cut flowers bedding plants from Ogden Wholesale Florists with contact numbers.
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Denver
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Woodmen of the World
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Sunday Excursions From Baltimore to Oregon Line
Notice advertises Sunday excursions via the Shari Line from Balt to Lahe aml return for $1. Includes numerous points and a warning of no responsibility for unpaid bills by Walt Stewart.
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Fat Waugh Nation’s Telegraph King Dies in New York
L Waugh known as Fat Waugh a famed telegraph operator for The Associated Press died of pneumonia in New York Born in Fulton New York in 1860 he began telegraph work at age 12 and joined Western Union at 14 Later served as the AP employee and retiree His career included sending on the main New York Chicago trunk and operating the Bulletin Wire on national conventions He helped flash presidential nominations for decades and was widely respected by telegraphers nationwide
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L. Waugh
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Dr. Waugh
Fulton
N. Y
Western Union
Associated Press
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Dynamite Strike Wrecks Mine Superintendent Home
A posse trailing dynamiters in Trinidad Colorado chased an unknown attacker after a dynamite blast partially wrecked the home of Charles Dwell, the Colorado Fuel & Iron mine superintendent at Starkville. Eighteen feet of fuse found. 20 pounds suspected. Four O'Neill residents and five Kansas visitors were inside. one woman injured by debris and another by glass. South wall caved, doors blown off, interior damage extensive.
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Colo
Charles Dwell
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Starkville
Here
O'Neill
Kansas
Thee
Austria dodges US demand over Petrolite attack
Washington reports Vienna has not yet indicated whether it will apologize or offer reparations after a Austrian submarine attacked the American tanker Petrolite. The Petrolite’s master reported shell fire and surrender of supplies. Separate messages note the British ship Yaer sunk near France and the Grangemoore, a Moors Line vessel, also sunk by a submarine with crew saved.
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Volunt
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