Cashier of Bank Surrenders in Philadelphia Footnotes
Ralph V. Moyer, cashier of the North Penn Bank, surrendered to the district after a warrant was issued. The bank closed last Friday with about 2 million dollars owed to depositors. Moyer confessed to receiver James W. MacUrne y that there had been a shortage of approximately 300000 dollars. A joint stock bank by American and Japanese capitalists is planned, with a formal announcement expected soon.
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Fhiladelpina
Ralph V. Moyer
North Penn Bank
District Atlores (Oxy
Mayer
James W. MacUurney
Tokio
California
Megala
United States
Richards Admitted to Bar Practice in DC
Lorenzo Richards, private secretary to Senator William H. King, announces his admission to the bar of the District of Columbia. He studied at George Washington University, completed the course, passed the exam, and expects to continue studies at the bar association upon return.
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Lorenzo Richarda
William HL. Kine
Ogden
District of Columbia
Richards
Halepeatigy
Washington
Ogden, al
Flarman Peery
Peery
Ogden Canyon
Milk samples fail state test in Ogden dairies
Seven of nineteen milk samples from Ogden dairies failed total solids tests, though butter fat stayed above standard. Officials attribute near standard results to drought conditions. minor dirt traces found in nine samples. Dairies tested include Hooper, North Ogden, O Waldron, Elmer Boyle, Frank Millar, Milton Purdy, and others.
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Ogden
J.P. Nelson
Daisy and Fool Commngston
J. Earl Folt
Herman Haron
State Chest
Waller AM
Moopur
Boyden
Harms
Dairies
Hooper
Pota Davia
North Ogden
O. Waldron
Elmer Boyle
Frank Millar
Milton Purdy
S’ Hogerson
Trying
Tragedy near Trout Creek sparks cattle dispute killing deputy
July 22 at Wendover close to Frank Creek in Juab county a fatal shootout occurred over cattle on Harris ranch land. James Sabey, deputy sheriff, was wounded as Georan Harris allegedly opened fire after a dispute over damages for cattle theft. Posse formation and hunt ensued led by Sheriff Adamson, with Juab and Salt Lake county officials traveling to the scene. The Harris widow, her two sons and daughter are noted, amid long standing feud with the Cove. The case involves land rights and contested ownership of range land near Gold Hill.
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Dover
Galt HM
Wendover
Nwurdes
Frank Creek
Juab County
Gold Hill
Georan Harris
James Sabey
Callie
Rengn Cate
Harris
Gohlitl Wlega
Cone
Saboy
Tome Harris
Caperture Harris
Ban Martin
D. M. Adjison
Toade County
Babey
Trout Creek
Salt Lake
Adamson
Dan Marlin
Juab
Frank Barnes
Salt Lake County
Kcene
Hairs Ranch
Duesen
Sherif Adamson
Fidkenberry
Wengavas
Sheriff Adams
Harris Ranch
Cove
Denver
Red Aroas
Bircliff Adamson
Morris
Murrin
Sheriffe Adamson
Cane
Nephi
Wearris
Troulgia
How Much More Tobacco Will My Heart Stand
An advertising tract argues tobacco harms the heart and urges quitting via Nicotol tablets. It declares tobacco addiction damages health, outlines stages of decline, and claims Nicotol helps quit with a humane withdrawal. The ad notes druggists dispense Nicotol and offers a guaranty from McIntyre Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ling
Maia
Ogson
A. TR. McIntyre Drug Co
Pop Geers Again Wins Honors at the Grand Circuit
In Toledo Ohio on July 22 Edward Fy Pop Geers and Tommy Murphy took top honors at Fort Miami for dates in the Grand Circuit. Murphy won the 2:11 trot with Fenesis and the Maumee stake of 2000 with Royal Mac. Geers partnered Goldin Todd to victory in the 2:09 pace for 1000. The olds race was won by King Natale the Great. An accident in the 2:09 pace second heat injured four drivers and halted play. Ed Allen suffered a badly broken arm. Murphy sprained a leg. Hedrick was cut. Ashpes of Detroit suspended for the balance season.
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Toledo
Ohio
Edward Fy
Pop
Geers
Tommy Murphy
Fort Miami
Murphy
Fenesis
Maumee
Royal Mac
Goldin Todd
King Natale the Great
Father R
Sully
Eilnor Kal
William Patch
Betty Blacktork
Alexander
Bruste
Minor Hal
Ed Allen
Hedrick
Ash Pes
Detroit
Forrest
Troops Ordered to Washington Amid Capital Riots
Washington July 12 reports say a large deployment of troops from Camp Meade and Marines from Quantico are guarding the capital to deter riots after nighttime clashes. Police and guards halt crowds in downtown areas as authorities review martial options and coordinate with civilian officials to restore order.
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Washington
Mooney
Cat Meade Atl Marines
Quantico
Erin
tVlgon
Cooper Lion
Polley
Soldiera Agali
Wilson Recovers and Briefly Hosts Peace Treaty Talks
President Wilson, recovering from illness, held conferences with Republican senators on peace treaty topics and with other officials. Admiral Grayson said his condition remains weak but stable, with no cause for alarm. Wilson resumed study by noon and planned to resume all conferences, though travel before August 1 was not certain.
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Washington
Wilson
Jin Brid
Rer
Gary T. Grayson
Tntter
New York
Edge
Sersey
Gucamins
Iowa
Baker
Detective Killed In a Fight With Three Robbers
Sioux City Iowa July 22 Detective James Britton former chief of police died of bullet wounds after a pistol fight with three robbers. Detectives Tirluon and Farley apprehended three men in a restaurant. one robber was killed by police, another wounded, and Britton succumbed to his injuries. The slain suspect was identified as J. W. DeFranz.
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Sioux City
James Britton
Polce
Lediate
Tirluon
M. E. Farley
Tsritton
Iria
Farley
J. W. DeFranz
Favors Municipal Ownership of the Street Railways
Washington July 22 municipal ownership of street railways advanced as Samuel R Bertron of New York testified before the federal electric railways commission His firm financed about fifty street railway properties including in Buffalo New Orleans Memphis and Birmingham He said municipal ownership would be operated efficiently and shielded from political and other evils linked to private control
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Washington
Sica Mohe
Federal Selectric Railways Commission
Samuel R. Bertron
New York
Twifalo
New Orlleans
Memphia Att Dinningham
Railways Labor Pay Demands Stir National Debate
The article notes Mr Terrion and Job E.jfor in Idaho backing labor hire for New York railways with 50 cents an hour for workers like unloaders. J K Newman and others heard argue for higher temporary relief rates amid fears rail firms may shut down. Homer Ferguson warns street railways face a critical financial strain, urging increased fares.
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Mr. Terrion
E.jfor
Idaho
Possinia
Medex
New York
Sol- Railways Company
J. K. Newman
Diers
Newaor
Orleans
St. Louis
Mrr
Governor declines to seek federal troops for fires
Governor of Idaho refused to join George Cornwall editor of The Timberman in requesting federal troops for fire fighting. Soldiers will not be asked for.
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Bush
Idaho
George Cornwall
The
Timberman
Portland
Ore
Twenty five enemy aliens to be released from Fort Douglas
Salt Lake July 23 Twenty five enemy aliens confined in the war prison barracks at Fort Douglas near here will be released on parole within the next forty eight hours. Announcement came from the department of justice official today. Names of those to be released are not released.
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Salt Lake
Fort Douglas
Here
Department of Justice
Action on Deportation Cases Await Washington Orders
The report states that action on the deportation cases will not proceed until formal orders are received from Washington. No dates or names are provided. The wording emphasizes pending federal instruction as the controlling factor for next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Ogdentate Bank
Hat Savings
Qurying
Ogden State Bank
H, C. Bigelow
Ashier
BANK
Ralph T. Moyer
Orenzo Richards
Ngher
Sherife
Lorin Farr Park
Ladies' Band
Lillian Thatcher
Pop Geers
Commercial National Bank
Rano Bae
Edge Kingtom Oe W
Him Hif
Jurham
E- Armatrona @ Co
Brothera Go
Hudson Ave
Boyle Hardware Co
St. Carr
Grant
W. Clark Drug Store
Cleo
F. Cave Drug Co
Orbwer Drug Store
Ensign Drug
Fulton Pharmacy
George A. Lowes Co
Wash
Frank F. Aleieh Morgan
Thompush & Scott
Tremonton
Davie Drug Co
Red Revit
Devil's Slide
Rampton Drug Co
Farmington
Layton Drug Co
Layton
Ryrim Drug Co
Hyrum
Eddy Drup Co
Mrighan City
Utah
Brigham Ghy Pharmacy
Bripham
Ntyre Seth
McBride Drug Co
Majer Drug Co
Mith St Sullivan Drug Co
Ava
Sarenuon Jawalryd
Br Brug
Eawpa't
Ftereuon Armacy Remetteng
Brasce
Blujere Pharmacy
Rexburg
Exburg
Idane Modeen
Montpelier
Idahe Ug
Alert
Idahe Moore Take Greeves Pr
Mecerem
Evanston Drug Et
Anatory
Dean Grug Co
Devel Rock Bering Sentral Drug Co
Dare Orate
Pri
Preston
Dianian Prarmecy
Rupert
da Bacaatore Pharmecy
Pecatetle
Dake OU
Durham-Dupler Razor Co
Blacktaot, Idaho
Burley, Idaho
Durham-Duplex Razor CO
Baldwin Avenue
Jersey City
Canada
England
France
ITALT
Victoria Fe
Smith
San Diego
Cal
Mra
Marguerite Michel Smith
Superior Court
KH Smith
Sta
Stolth
No. 2
Liberty ‘Bonds
J. A. Hogle & Co
Eccles Bldg
San Lake
York
Hermitage Park
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