Jurors summoned for June term in murder case
Jurors are summoned for the June term in Judge Howell's division to try Anderson Kyle charged with the murder of Charles Vaughn on April 16 1916. Kyle allegedly shot Vaughn at the Majestic clubroom when Vaughn refused to leave. Dozens of jurors with names like Zelmer Batten Morvivey and Cunningham are listed for voir dire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Howell
no @intriet court
Anderson Kyle
Neato
Charles Vaushi
Ut Fg
Kyle
Yaruhn
Vaughn
Aleop Colored
Majestic Club
Talesman
Sknon
Charias 4
Zelmer
Z. TJ Baten
Gnorge Mofiride
Bam FP
Wootmacsae
W. J. Fawkes
Ed. Bremer
Willard Jowell
Atob
Stine M. Morviveey
Jumen B. Sfunter
John FR. Mine
John B Lywler
Joseph Estiantros
Lewis Cunningham
Walter J. Harrid
Lemuel K. Brown
Elias A. Brown
Weastul L. Bunwell
Josph Gingleton
Fara Farr
Andrew Christeneen
Joseph Harels
BJ. Henderahol
James A. Thompson
I. F. Parr
Walter J. Wodlell
Joseph Jensen
James H. McFarland
John Hulls
W. . Archibald
aArdir B. Poulker
Thomass. Brown
Albert G. Ward
A. B. Wright
David Q. Geelos
George W. Greenwell
W. F. Russell
James R. Jeppson
Pred J. Hierel
Robert B. Paine
Willen Cook
Buus
EB. Xemyp
W. Purdy
Wilson studies great problems amid holiday calm
President Wilson, in an atmosphere of quiet, weighs international issues from Mexico to the German submarine war. He motored about, thinking, as protests over arming the Lusitania and other violations of American rights continued to loom. The administration’s Mexican policy and German responses shape a tense day with cabinet discussions and anticipated actions.
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Washlington
May
Wilson
International Probleme
Mexico
Bincon
Lusitana
Jension
Berlin
Pan
Germany
Anmayer
Gariilere
Munstions
Fastianta
Shary Teyan
Towa
Hegbealic Et
Germans Claim Mistake Made In Gullight Sink
The American steamer Gullight was torpedoed into a British convoy by a German submarine after the commander mistook a British boat for a threat. The U S ambassador reported that the admiralty staff knew the commander believed he was firing on a vessel convoying to Gullight. Two crew members died, and the captain later died from heart trouble linked to the ordeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Terlin
Gullight
Corman
Gulflight
Thantole Department
Even
Behnnlen
Andmarine
Waplah
American ships carry millions in wartime freight
Summary unavailable due to unreadable OCR text. The fragment mentions American ships, millions of cargo value, and wartime commerce, but key names, dates, and places are indecipherable.
Property Owners Protest Pesthouse North of Qden
Property owners in sections four and five near the proposed pesthouse north of Qden voice strong opposition. They warn of legal action if the county commissioners proceed, argue for buying surrounding property, and suggest Graal Hall Lake as an alternative site given water and irrigation needs.
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Toolatinn Hospital
al Qader
Qeden
Ogden Standard
Comroisioner
WW. G.ipa
Alte
Board of Commissioners
Graal Hall Lake
Harrisvile Canal
Lmn
Germany Replies To Washington On Lusitania Crisis
Berlin papers publish Germany’s reply to the Washington note on the Lusitania incident with limited commentary. Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung notes the exchange as part of a cautious Berlin stance. Count Reventlow criticizes the tone as provocative, while others caution against apparent concessions. The Washington approach remains uneasy, with editors debating the risk of further pressure on Germany.
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Germany
Tages Zeitung
Yoo Reventlow
Clormany
Garrmahy
Count von Regention
Wolt Am Montag
Pualtania
United States
Tate
Han Sgt
Washington
Last Fight to Save Leo Frank The Triggered Omnibus
fragmented OCR text references a 1913-1930 era frame around Leo Frank case with mentions of halts, statements, and appeals. It appears to discuss legal action, public sentiment, and authority figures, but the readable lines are garbled and lack concrete dates or outcomes. The piece hints at ongoing debates and potential pardons or commutations without clear resolution.
Married life tale from a jailed husband during 1913 case
An anguished wife recalls a previously happy marriage as her husband is arrested and held at police headquarters in April 1913. She describes daily visits, family support, and deep devotion despite his detention. She notes his courteous, gentle manner and ongoing life heritable work keeping him away.
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Girthood
Toy Hunband
Tuessany
Apri
Polices
Intaw
Bes
Fronda
Mournful mother dies kneeling at grave in Mount Olivet
In Salt Lake City Clara Worth died yesterday afternoon at Mount Olivet cemetery while kneeling beside the grave of her daughter buried more than three years ago. Her husband George Werb and their young son David were with her as she prayed. A misread headstone and a tremulous breath ended in collapse as Mrs. Werb cried out and fainted beside the grave.
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Salt Lake
Mia
Trolly
Clara Worth
Mount Olivet
Clara
Salvage Operations Report Halo Not From Submarine Accident
Washington May 31 Rear Admiral Moore states halo found in forward compartment of the sunken submarine Fe at Honolulu resulted from salvage work. Cadre of disaster to be determined after surface salvage. Operations suspended temporarily due to heavy swell.
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Washington
Diser
Honolulu
Moore
Fat and Strength Secret Promises by Chemists Ad
An aged ad-like piece touts a drug called Sargot plus a fatty diet to "build flesh" fast. It claims digestion can be manipulated to convert food into fat and blood, promising big gains. Readers are urged to buy from local druggists with a money-back guarantee.
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HTL Toth
Wright
Alenkora
Burt
Sargal Henley
Ogden
Trinity Bie
Gantion- Whale
Sargal
Thayereuming
Panama Canal Surplus Forecast Amid Turbulent Years
The article outlines expected fiscal gains for the Panama Canal, noting a projected surplus despite complex challenges. It references policy shifts, maintenance costs, and long term economic implications for the canal and regional trade.
Forest Service and states join to protect big game animals
The Forest Service and state authorities of Utah Idaho and Wyoming formalize a cooperative effort to enforce game laws and protect big game across District 4. Deputy State Game Wardens will be appointed from forest officers to aid enforcement, census wildlife numbers, and assist forest fire control, reflecting a shared commitment to conservation and the economic value of wildlife.
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Game
Idaho
Wyoming
Iniet Morealur
Digérict 4
Oresla
Depuy
Forest Service
Utah
Game Department
Fatal Car Crash Kills Lewis A Merrill in Davis County
In Davis County near Kaysville a touring car driven by Professor Lewis A Merrill overturned after leaving Salt Lake bound for Ogden. Merrill died from injuries sustained, along with a young woman. two others were seriously or lightly hurt. Aboard were Miss Stella Chamberlain and Miss Ethel Willmore among others. the accident occurred late last night, authorities said.
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Suit Lake
Lewis A. Merrill
Sakewit
Alt Lawn
Davis
South Ninth
Ethel Willmore
Third Avenue
Snriegy
Migs
Stella Chamberlais
Third Avon
Merrill
St. Mark's Hospitaly
Matual Creamery Company
Salt Lake
Ellis
Miss Chamberlain
Mise Withmore
Farmington
Morell
Wits
Profesor
Misa
Clonda
Morrill
Misa Chaabertin
Atvedayang
Mary Falla
Henry Welker
Leite
Advice on health and weight gain from De Danes Bahn
The column provides medical adages and home remedy tips for weight gain and general vitality. It features patient inquiries about thinness, back pain, headaches, swelling, and fatigue, with responses recommending herbal tablets and tonics, including three grain hyno-nuclane tablets, and notes on kidney health and scalp treatments.
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Cour Fond
Rome
Crash At Sell Lake Injures Five and Traps Child
A multi-vehicle crash near Sell Lake left two women seriously injured and several others injured, including Professor G A Merrill who was unconscious. Witnesses say a child was pinned beneath a car. rescue crews pulled occupants to safety and took them to St Mark's hospital. Merrill, a Utah Agricultural College professor, remained unconscious but doctors indicated grave injuries.
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Ogden
Fiilly
Walker
Merrill
Bilis
Kaysville
L. GD
Billledgy
Ballberger
Lake
SS Mark's Hospital
Profestor Merrill
Dra. T
Calogno
Tyrae
Anuw
Nile
Merrit
Mins Willmore
Els
Chiaberlain
Nolice
Sid
G. A. Merril
Nichmand
Cache County
Mienmond
Vian
Hishambours
Catlegn
Wyb
Utah Agricultural College
Ife
Tow State College
Agrculturel College
Olio, State University
Morn
Tichimond
Tdf
Utah Agricultral College
RCA
Mide Moterkor: Cin Hire
Meron
Carty
Ayerace
Meas Gyore
Tadren
Ehittise
Ceri
Caio
Utah
Kale
Yale
Salt Lake
Utab Agricultural College
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Wilhelma
Argentinny
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Tata
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Amon F. Burton
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