Swoboda case seen as unfounded charges in Paris trial
Paris reports say charges of employment and treason against Raymond Swoboda lack proof. A French military inquiry led by Major Julien failed to show he aided as a German agent. No strong evidence of involvement in the steamship fire. inquiry to continue in places Swoboda is known to have stayed.
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Paris
Raymond Swoboda
Julien
Faris
Bahboda
Ger Tran
la Toursine
Millen
Ieeiden
France
Random References Travel Notes From Obscure Passage
John Fellows departed yesterday for Denver on a business trip with Margachusetts Party in Ogilen Myst McMorwlet. He passed through Ogden en route to Denver, traveling via Soule Pacitte line No. 20 and Train No. 2, on a schedule tied to the Loyal Central terminal.
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Visite Exposition
W. A. Whitney
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Ogilen
Southern Pacific
Cali Tornta
John Fellows
Denver
Margachusetts Party
Ogilen Myst McMorwlet
Ana
Oden
Soule Pacitte Trate
Great Distress Among Homeless in Poland and Moscow
A Polish London press summary reports a Moscow Jewish Aid conference noting about 100000 homeless Jews in Russia and 22000 homeless in Lom a governate. Proposals discussed include relief funding and plans to tax the wealthy to aid the needy.
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Poland
London
Warsaw
Uner
Moscow
Jewish Aid Society
Thriu
Istrass
Loma
Card of Thanks and Revolutionary Fervor Claimed
A local card of thanks expresses gratitude to community members who aided during illness and loss while noting ongoing revolutionary activity and political sentiment. Claimed figures include Taunton and family with references to hospitals, lodges, and local streets amid a broad, fragmented plea.
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Anit Waitfelt
MRO, Taunton and Family
Canyon Car Crash Damage Suit At Ogden Canyon
Oliver Sinphens sues Ogden Rapid Transit Co for 25000 in damages over a wreck near Ogden canyon on July 11. Plaintiff alleges serious injuries including a fractured left leg and facial injuries. defendant admits the collision but denies injury extent. Jury selection proceeding as trial begins with names of jurors listed.
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Oliver
Finen
Thoms J. Brown
J. Hendershot
Andrew Christensen, Jr
Joseph R. Jeppson
W. Lo Buswell
George McBride
Joseph Stapleton
James Jensen
New Dairy Men Publication Issued In Utah
The Mutual Dairy man, a new Utah paper, will be mailed to subscribers in Salt Lake City and circulated in eleven Western states. Published monthly by Mutual Creamery of Salt Lake City, it aims to promote dairymen and farmers, offering encouragement and a forum for stockholders to share opinions. A. Morrill, recently killed in an automobile accident, was to have served as director of the dairy agency.
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Idaho
Portland
Mins Moore
Lone Mouth
Florence
Walt
Detrott
Mich
Lola Clement
Chicago
J. A. Watsworth
Welton
Mutual Dairyman
Utah
Mutual Creamery Company
Salt Lake City
Pew
Deden
CC. da- Vig
Wall Avenue
Mutual Tairyman
Bince
Cetcs
A. Morrill
Phe Ity
Ior
Rtecls
Rumpelstiltskin and The Tastes at The Ogden Tonight
A brief arts listing notes Rumpelstiltskin and The Tastes perform tonight at The Keystone venue Ogden. Readers are invited to enjoy two acts in one evening with showtimes posted locally.
Serious Fire Loss at Sheridan, Wyoming
Damage estimated from 75000 to 100000 dollars in Sheridan Wyoming as a fire damaged many buildings. The blaze struck the business district in the afternoon, destroying several stores and affecting multiple local firms. Fire units were alerted and contained the flames, with investigations ongoing into the cause.
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Flonoco
Sheridan
Unclear concert program and scattered notes at Commercial Club
A garbled historical newspaper fragment describes a Commercial Club event with scattered names and references to performers, locations, and times. It hints at a concert or gathering with mentions of Seattle and Delaware Breakwater. The text lacks coherent details, making specifics hard to determine.
Captain Burgess Crew Drowned When Schooner Warner Moore Wrecked
The captain and two crew members drowned when the schooner Warner Moore, sailing from Charleston to New York, foundered ten miles north of Cape Charles Virginia on May 29. Four crewmen were saved.
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Burgess
Warner Moore
New York
Cape Charles
Year's Work Ends at School for Deaf and Blind Students
The State School for the Deaf and the Blind closes its nine month term with graduates and profits from student ventures. Sixty six 16 graduates, an annual convention of Utah Association of Teachers, and a poultry project netting sixty five dollars. Students will visit Lagoon resort and then return home. some will stay for the convention.
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Tas Bestowe
Deat
Driggs
Feld
Mery
Une
Tooks
Captain Enters Strong Protest Against British Detention
New York June 4 Captain George Corns hel aboard the American steamer Antilla reports a vigorous protest over British detentions during its outward voyage from Copenhagen. He says 59 days were spent under guard, cargo was seized in Hull and Dundee, and on return a British cruiser detained the vessel two and a half days.
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New York
George Cornshel
Copenhagen
Ales
Ghglain Carehel
Sweden
Denmark
Hull
Dundee
Corneliel
Real Estate Transfers From Various Properties Recorded
A garbled notice lists transfers across multiple parcels including Lake Irwin-Cosid area and Whiteside and wife, with parcel details in Reichor and Township of Wotler’s subdivision. Consideration amounts cited include 500 and 1759 dollars, listing parties such as Mary M Stratford and ATH Fatttley, with references to blocks, lots, and survey notes.
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Ries
Lake Iiwridhii
Cosidein
Tolor
Wigeo
Tyk & Rone
Isirla
Reichor
Wotler
Oeden
Maes Molleritie
Narth
Merkian
Whiteside
Wife Tie
Hamil Vk
Wyvaresie Park
Okde
Wilmon
Pate
Mal
Mary M. Stratford
Tivebind
Open Auroay
Telmaracton
Rescue of 81 Chester Crew After Dutch Tanker Sinks
In the North Atlantic on February 4 the Dutch tank steamer Chester sank as the Philadelphia sighted her. High seas made the rescue perilous, but all 81 men aboard were saved.
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Chester
North Atlantic
Port Motor Company Boosts Capital to 100 Million
Detroit June 4 Port Motor company announces a vast capital expansion increasing authorized stock from 2 million to 100 million dollars and declaring a stock dividend of 48 million dollars payable July 1. The move signals strong financial growth and investor confidence in the Detroit firm.
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Ford Company
Detroit
Mich
The
Port Motor Company
Church cheers for President Wilson in American church vote
The General Synod of the Reformed Church in America unanimously approved a resolution praising President Wilson for his neutrality and prudence in the European war, sending a telegraphic copy to Washington. Sugar prices and futures reflected steady, uneventful trading with minor changes.
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Asbury
Wilson
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Washington
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