Giles Ends Life in Ogden After Illness Spell
Percy Merrit Giles, 37, a Southern Pacific brakeman, died by gunshot at 4 am at his home 210 Twenty-eighth Street Ogden after a period of melancholia following influenza. A shot fired by Giles ended his life, witnessed by reporter Harry Bagley Jr. Police and Dr. Rich deemed no inquest necessary. The body was moved to Lindquist mortuary for shipment to Salt Lake City with services planned there. Giles leaves his mother and two brothers, P L Giles of Salt Lake and P F Giles of Uniontown Washington.
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Percy Merrit Glas
Twenty-eighth Street
Harry Bagley, Jr
Mrs. Gites
Bagley
Keeley
Giles
Percy
Hera CG. Rich
Lindquist Mortuary
Southern Pacific
Brotherhood of Hallroad- Tralamen
Knights of Pythias
The
Eagles Lodge
P. L. Giles
Salt Lake
P._F. Giles
Uniontown
Washington
Ogden
Smith Blames General for Cruel Treatment of Soldiers
New York July 29 Hearings showed Captain Frank H Smith known as Hard Boiled testified before a House subcommittee that higher officers approved or knew of harsh conditions at Prison Farm No 2 near Paris questioning whether orders from General Strong or Colonel Grimstead allowed brutality. He described mud and scarce food and said he sought records but they disappeared. General Strong in San Francisco denied responsibility and refused further comment while investigations continue.
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New York
E. P. Grimatsad
Lic
Frank H
House of Representati
Governera Island
Royal G. Dabneen
South Dakots
Smith
Colonal
Perlors
Leavenworth
Hanson
sSmith
Battlle
Fagin
Serith
San Diego
Cal
Arizona National Guard
Meéalcan
Piicon Farm
Ne 2
Prigen
Coronel Grimstead
France
Fort Jay
Governor's Island
San Francisco
Paris
Frederick &. Strong
South Coast
Seotth
Strong
Vel Erortieth
Camp Kearny
iCal
Oversean
Murderer Pleads Guilty in Navajo Reservation Killing
FLAGSTAVR Ariz July 09 Al toni Bigue Number 2 with his brother faced murder charges for killing Charles Hirchott at his Tratian trading post on the Navajo reservation. He pleaded guilty in a Sotope court and was to be sentenced that afternoon. His brother Alalion Ibztte Number 1 had been tried Saturday and given six to ten years imprisonment.
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Flagstavr
Ariz
Altoni Bigue
Charles Hirchott
CARD OF THANKS AND MISSIONARY CHAMBER NOTES
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after bereavement and funeral. Mentions Mrs Joseph and family and Head Spanish Chamber Madrid. Also includes a brief foreign report noting Sancher Guerver former minister of the Interior at the chamber and a conservative faction attack on the government. Premier Paderewski in Warsaw and reaction from politicians.
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Madrid
Sancher Guerver
Interior
Anld Cierya
Labor Assembly Names Candidate For Mayor Of Ogden
The Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly endorsed George Crosby machinist for city commissioner and A. F. Largan city auditor to succeed the incumbent. Becket Sr. and Chairman Piggott lost the mayoral ballot and a reclamation nomination followed. Mrs. Frank Hutzdalek was elected vice president, the first woman to hold office in the assembly. Also listed are U.S. Civil Service examinations scheduled at the Federal Building with dates for various clerk, instructor, and inspector posts.
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Thirlin
Wheeler
Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly
Oden
George Crosby
Commanisioner
A. F. Largan
Bit Wel
Woof
Eggles
Mica
Wagrend
Dels Kalen
Gates
Hlow. Becket, Sr
Piggott
Trades and Labor Assembly
Frank Hutzdalek
Quincy
Teachera' Union
United States Civil Service
Federal
Civil Service
Post
Shully
Peacher
Agriculture
Cheek
Weather Bureau
Fine business block to be built in Brigham City
Brigham City July 26 Moromt Jensen buys the Squires lot on Main and First South Street and plans a fine business block on the site. The corner property is large for Brigham City and was acquired by Mr David Peters soon after the city was platted in 1850s. Mrs Squires has resided on the property for sixty five years. Paris July The Inter Allied powers commission on revising the 1839 treaty met today to discuss territorial and other questions involving Bulgaria and Holland.
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Brigham City
Moromt
Jensen Tags
Squires
Paris
Interallied Powers
Bulgiuia
Holkind
Market Wrap Fires Up On Mixed Trading In New York
World markets report a brisk midday session with oil issues pushing cheaper grades up. United States Steel balances losses as tobaccos and several sectors rise, while overall gains fade into late trading before a broad reversal, with United Fruit among notable gainers.
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New York
New Haven
Texas
Pacific
Tocal Traction
United States Steel
Strongzet
Spence
Stork Exchange
Devallage
Breadin Oy
Montans Parwer
Thia At
Afternoon's Quarterly Board Meeting Report
Afternoon's quarterly meeting at the board notes call money opened at zero to bond per cent.
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Fternoon
New York
Taly” Ivaper
Sterling
Tom
Jmant
Chicago grain and livestock prices update July 29 1930s
Drought and heat depressed corn with early gains turning bearish. Hog markets weak, labor and race unrest influenced sentiment. initial firm selling then a broad market pullback. Reports from Chicago and Omaha show mixed grain quotes, cattle and hog receipts, and price ranges across futures and cash markets.
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Chigago
Roin
Co Nts
Allge
Dn Shorts
Pricard
Omaha Livestock
Liberty Bond Price And Market Notes From New York
July 29 reports show Liberty bonds closing with varied yields and values. New York financials note metal prices, currency rates, and bond dividends from several firms, including a 2 percent extra on preferred stock and 17.5 percent quarterly on the preferred stock payable October 1.
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New York
Americal Eide and Leather Company Today
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Chicago
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