Random notices and ads haunt the Edlewild resort precinct
A garbled local notice round up describes seized beer and whiskey at Edlewild being destroyed, slot machines moved from the same site, and revenue turns over to county treasury. Other items include a city death of hotel manager Byron West, a change at the depot hotel in Pocatello, fishing trip reports, and local shop promotions.
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Ood
Sir Price
Harts Ban
Edlewild
Geoff Hobeen
Atlans
Gore Eael
Willard Beancrott
New York City
Mormuson Valeopath
Ceces
Mitchell Dros
Mon Mentropp
City Cemetery
Maneger
Byron A. West
Jotal Union Depot
Totel
Pocatello
West
Focal Hotel
Ly. D
Burk
Ogden
Tiamond
General Jewetry
Paul W. Stecher
Troyal Eccles
Queen Douglass
Joseph Scowcroft, Jr
Montana
Morrocke Brow
Ace
Gam
Galt Lake
Grace Witon
B. J. Wilson
East Lake City
Clara Beret
Doxey, Tel
Civil Service Positions Advertised
Civil service posts advertised with home study data available. Courses and post information furnished on request. Include details by writing Box 179, Ocden Advertivémant.
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Ocden—Advertivémant
Society Ogden VisItors Entertain in Ogden
Mr and Mrs Frank A Dodge host at their Grant avenue home with visiting siblings Menv and Mrs Carl Dodge of Maverhill Mass. They traveled from Boston to Chicago via Buffalo to attend the Shrine convention and will stay in Ogden for several days visiting Yellowstone Park and other local sights before returning to Massachusetts. Also Marshall of Ogden with daughter Marguerite and Wilier from Conant Idaho plan a twenty fourth Ogden visit. Hermitage outing by Lady Macca and families Thursday July 27 departs Ogden at 8 then 8 PM supper.
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Ogden
Frank A. Dodge
Grant Avenue
Menv
Carl Dodge
Maverhill
Mass
Mra. Dodge
Boston
Chicago
Buffalo N
Yellowstone Park
Massachusetts
Hermitage
Deaths and Funerals Rounded in Newspaper Notice
Easton Mirs M Easton mother of T W Easton of the Southern Pacific Co died at Brookline Mant July 2. The funeral to be held in Montreal Canada July 23. Smith The funeral of Sidney F Baith who died at Evanston Wyoming was held yesterday morning in the Tandqutat chapel with Rev W W Fleetwood officiating. The service was largely attended and many floral tributes were in evidence. Special music was formed by Mrs Kae Rasilett who sang 0 Thone Tears and The Christian Good Night. Interment was in the Movstala View cemetery Shimasahami Mitsuri Shimasha i bmonths old Japanese baths choked to death last evening at the Tar ent's home in Clinton. Panera services will be held at the home today Bishop Pred Mayshall preaching interment Clinton cemetery Campbell Nina Nevada Campbell beels daughter of Isiah and Sarthe Gerard Campbell died of valvular disease of the heart at the family home in North Ogden this morns at 2 50 clock. She was born in North Ogden March 13 1904 and beside her parents leaves brothers and sisters Mrs Sarah Shupe of Ogden Frank Campbell Beats Campbell and Edie Campbell of North Ogden and Lorenzo Campbell who is conserving a mission to the central states. Funeral services will be announced later.
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Shimashahi
Mitsuri Shimashai
Tarent
Clinton
Tishop
Mayshall
Clinton Cemetery
Campbell
Nina Nevada Campbeels
Isiah and
Sarthe
Gerard Campbell
North Ogden
Sarah Shupe
Ogden
Frank Campbell
Edie Campbell
Lorenzo Campbell
Central States
Pioneer Diary From Salt Lake Valley Postcard Message
A 69 year old note recalls the Pioneer arrival in the Salt Lake valley on July 34. The postcard from Soldier Boys to E H Hayes in Darbersuston recounts Ogden boys feeling fine at Nogales Arizona. The message notes hot weather and a nearby shooting incident involving the Twenty Fourth Infantry guards.
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Salt Lake Valley
E. HH. Mayes
Darbers
Uston
Kerman Mayer
First Cavalry
Utah
Nogales
Arizona
Ogden
Fallawa
Mr. Hayes
Herman G. Mayer
Destiny or The Soul of a Woman returns to Utah theater
Actress Emils Stevens stars in a five part picturization of Anthony P. Kelly's sublime allegory Destiny or The Soul of a Woman. The return engagement plays at the Utah theater with advertisement notes.
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Ic Destiny
Anthony P. Kelly
Utah
WORLD MARKETS AND LIVESTOCK REPORTS HIGHLIGHT JULY TRADING
World markets resume with gains in steels and energy stocks led by United States Steel and General Electric as motors and shipping shares rally. Chicago hog prices rise on lighter arrivals while Omaha livestock for cattle and sheep show stronger bids. Prairie Oil posts a cut in midcontinent crude price.
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New York
United States Steel
Lackawanna Steel
General Elec
Frust
Ralls
Chicago
Tusca
Okla
The
Prairie [Oil and Gas Company
Chicago Grain Market Wavers Amid Weather Shifts
Chicago July 24 reports cooler weather easing rust fears gives wheat slight early rise and mixed sessions with September at 1.18 to 1.21 and December around 1.22. Prices drifted lower as wheat weakened and oats showed little move while corn rose on hot dry weather. Hog prices climbed as last week's sellers turned buyers.
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Chicago
Big Time at Eagles Hall on 24th Afternoon and Evening
Chicago July 4 Freddie Welsh meets Charles in a title bout with Labor Day Colorado Springs as the target date. Promoters guarantee purses of 17 500 for the fight. Advertisements note services from Artistic Funeral Designs and wholesale florists nearby, with contact details and address snippets.
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Eagles’ Hall
Chicago
Freddie Welsh
Charrley
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Ly Purce
Talmage Denies Prohibition Opposition and Urges Voters Support
The Tabernacle talk by Apostie James E. Talmage centered on prohibition. He rebutted claims that church leaders opposed Utah prohibition and said a Twelve Apostle urged Governor Spry to back the Wootton Bill. He added church authorities do not dictate votes but urged backing men who will aid their welfare.
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Tabernacle
James E. Talmage
Jane
Mithop McQuarti
Worth While a Nature Worthwhile Indeed Soul of a Woman
A nature worthwhile outdoors and theater ad invites audiences to Ital theater today and tomorrow for a program titled Soul of a Woman. Also promotes a corking comedy art advertisement in the same listing.
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Ital Theater
Flags Half Mast In Indianapolis For Riley Death
Indianapolis flags fly at half mast for James Whitcomb Riley. Plans shift to hold funeral in Indianapolis after Greenfield was initially slated. President Wilson telegraphs condolences to Henry Eitel, Riley’s brother in law, praising Riley as a figure who brought joy and thoughtful wisdom to the nation.
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Indianapolis
Ind
James Walttamt Alley
State House For the Holy
Greenfield
Indiana
Mary [Payne
New York
Wilson
Candalence
Washington
Henry Eltel
James Whiticomb Riley
James Whitcomb Riley
Thirty teams vie for National Trophy rifle title
Washington July 24 Thirty teams have entered this year’s National Trophy rifle championship presented by the War Department and conducted by the National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice. The event, under the auspices of the board, will conclude August 16. Notice I will not be responsible for any bills run except by myself WS. T. SHARP Advertisement.
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Washington
War Department
United States
National Board For
WS. T. Sharp
Yuan Shi Kai Funeral Procession In Peking
Yuan Shi Kai’s body was carried through Beijing in mixed oriental and western ceremony as hundreds of thousands paid homage. Male relatives led the procession from the Forbidden City to the railway station while foreign onlookers joined local mourners in a rare display of imperial pageantry. The event reflected the transition from monarchy to republic amid a tense political climate.
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Peking
Associated Press
Yuan Shi Kai
Forbidden City
Linex Fn
Eling
Yuan Hung
Yun Shi Koi
Fam Hy
Pu Lan
Peng
Chienmen
Chinese Funeral Procession to Chang Te Fu in Honan Province
A grand Chinese state funeral for the late president featured a mix of traditional and Western elements. Processional attire ranged from white mourning robes for Yoan Shi Ktal's kin to blue and red uniforms for officials, with priests in blue, red, and yellow robes playing temple instruments. The catafalque and offerings accompanied the mourners as the body was moved to the European-designed railway station, then placed in a multi-car funeral train bound for ancestral burial in Chang Te Fu, Honan.
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China
Pri
Lau
Yoan Shi Ktal
Tifyy
TJ Yuan Htung
Pmeeselon
Chlenmen
All Watching For The Bremen In July Voyage News
Norfolk observers report only one allied warship patrolling Virginia waters early today while the German Bremen remains distant at sea. Sailors and merchants had anticipated the Bremen’s arrival in the past two days but weather and sea conditions favored a swift dash off the capes. Persistent reports say she may not be anywhere near the coast as patrols monitor the delayed vessel amid favorable sailing weather and clear skies.
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Norfolk
Pentechland
Bremen
Capes
Ship Delays Prompt Recall of Deutschland Overdue
Readers recalled that the Deutschland was more than a week overdue as they admitted disappointment over the coming of the Kemen, noting the boat's delay in crafting and suggesting similar timing issues with forecasts yesterday.
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Cles
Twenty Persons Drown Near Berlin Tragedy At Spree River
Copenhspen reports twenty people drowned near Berlin after ferry boats collided on the Spree river Sunday. The Palattiga agency says the boats sank, with no ferry boats, amid early July darkness.
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Berlin
Copenhspen
London
Spree
Derlin
Palattiga
One.c
Wunk
Passage of vocational education bill urged in Senate
Washington July 24 Senator Page urged passage of a vocational education bill while continuing discussion on the army appropriation. No pension action reported. The session resumes Tuesday.
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Washington
Brazil to Take Over German Ships In Congress Plan
In Rio de Janeiro on July 24 the Brazilian congress considers authorizing the requisition of German steamers. Deputy Goncales Nala drafts a revolution to empower seizure, to be presented to the chamber for debate and action.
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Brazil
Janeiro
Steamahea Fd
Goncalses Nala
Consignment of Gold for Germany Raised Questions
Baltimore and Berlin items report delayed discussions about the German merchant submarine Deutschland. Officials refused to discuss sailing plans as press inquiries note a large consignment of gold to be shipped on the vulnerable vessel, with negotiations led by Eastern Forwarding Company and Paul Wilken.
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Baltimore
Germany
Paul A. L Wilken
Eastern Forwanting Company
Colonel Butler Laid in Arlington Cemetery
The body of Lieutenant Colonel C Butler of the 8th United States Cavalry, killed at Alpine Texas Thursday by Mary J Spannell, a hotel man's wife, was buried in Arlington Cemetery. Spannell later killed his own wife, shooting the two as they rode in Spannell's automobile.
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Washington
Mr. C. Butler
Elfth United States Cavalry
Alpine
Teras
Thorsdey
Marry J. Spagnell
Arlington Cemetery
Spannell Alan
Epanneli
Sien Pelt
Colonel Butler
Venizelos challenges Germany in open verdict stance
Former Prime Minister Venizelos publicly challenges the belief that Germany cannot be defeated. The statement appears in today’s paper via a London dispatch, signaling a sharpened political dispute. Venizelos asserts a decisive stance opposing the German war effort.
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Athens
London
Venselow
Kine Constantina
Germany
Mersid. Veniseiog
Fragmentary AP quote on war ends and German victory belief
An January Associated Press quote shows a monarch declaring war would end in a draw and questions who among statesmen still believes in German victory after reorganizations of Runalan and Kitchener’s armies and England’s rise to power. The intersiaw quotation frames doubt about a victorless outcome.
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Presa
Kitchener
England
Pope Benedict Receives Sacred College on Name Day
In Rome on July 25 the Pope celebrated his name day with members of the Sacred College. He recalled wartime relief efforts and efforts to end the conflict, lamenting stalled peace negotiations. Cardinal Vannutelli toasted the pope, who responded with gratitude for peace work.
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Rome
London
Benedict
Sacred College
Cardinal Vannutull
Firms Prepare Formal Protest Against British Trade Barriers
Merchants affected by British blacklisting plan a formal protest to the state department. They are gathering material to show how Britain blocks neutral trade and expect a draft to reach the federal governor by week’s end.
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New York
Great Britain
State Department
Trade Passports and Outreach to British Embassy
A fragment describes exporters seeking British relief of insurance through the foreign trade department at the Washington embassy. An exporter who could obtain a trade passport wrote twenty letters and sent numerous telegrams to the British embassy, noting no objection from the British government.
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Great Britain
Foreign Trade Department
Washington
Antul Carnage in the Trenches on the Somme Front
Paris reports a German fort on the Somme front was destroyed at a high cost. A Bavarian officer, found among debris, recounted that 34 men guarded the work before a series of fatal accidents and a sudden underground blaze killed many. French officers and guards faced terror as flames raged and a chaotic retreat followed.
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Paris
Somme
Ientesant
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