Ogden notices mix of arrests travel and events
Random references show arrests, departures, visits, and entertainments in Ogden. Ernest Wilson arrested by Sgt Blackburn on a peating charge. Mrs Harry C Wilhelm leaves Pocatella to visit relatives. Myron L Higley and California visitors in Ogden. The Very Good Fiddie musical troupe passes through. Excursions offer Mormon convention rates. Home robbed on Adams Avenue. Insane soldiers en route to Leavenworth. Delegates bound for Intermountain convention. Knights of the Grip car to join in Salt Lake City.
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Osden
Salt Lake City
East Lake City
Oregon
Y. M
Mormon Church
Paul J. Leenser
Cketa
Wavenworth
Kan
Philippine Telande
Eden
D. M. Rue Pert
Southern
Pactic Railroad
USC. T
Ratjen
United Commercial Travel
Era
Antuel
Intermountain Conects
Ogden
Grest Falls
Mont
Knights of the Grip
Theft Allegation Involving Patrolman Manzel Reported
A late custody dispute appears linked to Patrolman Charles Manzel on a charge of petty larceny. The report alleges the theft of valuable robes from T. B. Foley’s motor home while a separate theft of a sign is noted at 2965 Lincoln Avenue, with police notified.
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Charles Manzel
Peilt
T. B. Foley
T. B. Dant
Tincoln Avenue
Thin Tering
Army camp sites being chosen
War department considers sixteen selective army camps for divisional cantonments and national guard mobilization. Proposed sites approved include Ayre Mare American Lake Wrightstown Atlanta and Columbia. National guard camps approved at American Lake Washington and Taft Vieja California with others to be in southern or southeastern departments.
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Warhington
War Department
Ayre
Mare
American Lake
Wash
Wrightston
MN. J
Atlanta
Columbia
National Guard
Wark
Tinda Vieja
Cal
Germans in Mexico promote German language appeal
Germans in Mexico display national pride at events with German flags on embassy cars and residents wearing insignia. During bullfights they celebrate by waving banners and cheering, reflecting a strong cultural presence in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Mexico
New Aviation Field to Open in Chicago
Government aviation field on the southwest side is set to begin operations by Thursday under Captain A. T. Christie. Ground conditions delayed the start after transferring the Chicago school from Memphis, but assembling planes, hangars, roads, and drainage proceed rapidly. Over 100 student aviators await their studies.
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Chicago
Aviation Feld
A. T. Christie
Aebool
Memphise
Heads Italian Mission to U S Ends in the United States
A fragmented notice reports an Italian diplomatic or royal envoy crossing to the United States. Details are incomplete with unclear names or dates, but the reference suggests a royal or official mission related to Italy during a period of U S relations.
Downey Trip and Ogden Society Notes
Society items from Ogden detail a motor trip by Mr and Mrs Toller to Downey with Mrs Toller’s mother Mrs J Hoxer and plans to visit Yellowstone. Also announced is Misa Minnie Moore Brown opening a studio at 2465 Washington Avenue and notable Sacred Heart academy graduations and post graduates. Other society briefs include weddings at Fleet Congregational church and a Butte Mont marriage, club entries, and a Cross message about Red Cross and local events.
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Mra
Toller
Downey
Idehier
J. Hoxer
Ogden
Misa Neverah Hoxer
Toler
Will
Yellowstone Park
Misa Minnie Moore Brown
Leland Parern
Troston
Ian
Washington Avenue
Miss Brown
Jlostin
Boston
Butte
Mont
Nathan A. Kuba
Aireet
Romeo of the Movies Contested by Wife Pulls Separation
Carlyle Blackerill, famed film heartthrob nicknamed Romeo of the Movies, faces a wife’s separation claim alleging brutal acts and public scandal. Blackwell denies all charges, calling himself an exemplary husband and dismissing the accusations as baseless.
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Romeo
Carlyle Dlackerill
Huth H. Blackwall
Blackwell
Liberty Loan Bonds Drive Boosts Pacific Employees Subscriptions
Nearly $10,000 has been subscribed by local office employees of the Southern Pacific railroad toward the purchase of Liberty bonds in the past 24 hours. President Sproule announced the Southern Pacific company subscribed $5,000,000 and will advance funds to employees to repurchase bonds on easy terms. Advances are limited to 25 percent of yearly safety and Daymenia payments, with monthly installments of 2 dollars for a $50 bond or 4 dollars for a $100 bond, accruing interest from payment date. The bonds become the employee’s property once paid in full. Division Superintendent Rowlands urged employees to buy as many bonds as possible for security and investment.
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Rauthern Pacific Railroad
W. C.johnson
Galt Lake Division
Sproule
Southern Daecific Company
Upeani
T. F. Rowlencs
Lawrence Barker Named Principal For Naval Academy Post
Lawrence Barker of North Oxden was chosen as principal for the second appointment by Benatar W. Hi King to the United Naval Academy at Annapolis. Alternates Shirley NM. Jarnes and Victor Tigner named. Competitive tests held last Thursday under Dr. E. G. Gow ange, state superintendent of public instruction. Barker led the field in the order named. The Voice on the Wire, third episode at the Lyceum today. wayi-Se.
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Lawrence Darker
North Oxden
Benatar W. Hi King
United Blazon Navalatederay
Annapolis
Shirley NM. Jarnes
Kavayilie
Victor Tigner
Salt Lake
E. G. Gowange
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Darker
Liquor tax changes debated by Senate finance panel
Washington June 6 The Senate finance committee discussed liquor tax rates and revenue projections under the war measures. The panel kept the house rate at 16 cents per gallon and did not approve a prohibitory tax for liquor. increases were approved for certain commodities and administration charges varied from 20 cents to 110 per gallon.
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Washington
Tiguor
Senate
Congress
Shirky
Almar Square
Berrike
Iitquor
Larape
Yardminster Held To Be Responsible For Derailment
Southern Pacific Railroad company at Carlin Nevada was held responsible in a board of inquiry report for a derailment of passenger train No 19 on May 30. Assistant Superintendent Fred C. Garth of the Salt Lake division and Engineer E Tower fault the operation but not the gravel track. The train ran into a crossover for about 200 feet causing no injuries due to low speed.
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Mote
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Carlin
Nev
Carlin Yants
Jn Wm Board of Inquiry
Fred C. Garth
Salt Lake Division
E. Tower
Crusantrr
Sfort
Railroad rate talk cites possible 3.8 percent freight rise
June 6 in WASHINGTON Clifford Thorup of the national bipzers conference told the Interstate Commerce Commission that if railroad tariffs rise 20 per cent for 1917, railroads could seek a freight revenue increase up to 3.8 per cent, though he cautioned that factual conditions might not justify such an increase.
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Wassington
Cifford Thorup
Bipzers
Inter Telecommerce Comminston Today
Tn. Radla
Firms Buy Liberty Loan Bonds for Employee Bonuses
In Chicago a number of large corporations are buying Liberty Loan bonds to give employees at the annual Christmas distribution. The plan aims to supplement customary wage bonuses and avoid profit shaving. Corporations that adopt it can accrue interest on the bonds for about six months before they become the employees' property at Christmas.
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Chicago
Jane
Torpedo Boat Bank Vienna Reported Submarine Action
A bulletin from Vienna via London states that Austrian forces repelled or damaged a submarine near the northern sector on Sunday night. No further details were provided on casualties or scope of action beyond the official announcement.
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Torpedo Boat Bank
Vienna
London
Urpeta
Wan Tan Padood
Eccles Escapes From Hospital in Portland
Eccles, an inmate from the Ecclea lumber company of Taker, escaped from St Vincents Hospital after a failed attempt earlier. Police are actively seeking him as the manhunt continues.
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Eccles
Tortland
Junn
W. Hi. Ecclen
Ecclea Lumber Company
St. Vincents Hospital
Romania’s Downfall Attributed To Russ Premier Treachery
The article alleges Romania’s entry into war and Transylvania venture were caused by a plan orchestrated by Boris V. Sturmer, then Russian prime minister, who was secretly serving the German government. Sturmer allegedly promised aid that never arrived.
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Umania
Reeven
Transylvania
Bori V. Sturmer
Russia
Bturmer
Mexican raiders kill rancher and attack family near Mission
Word reached Mission Texas of renewed border raids by Mexican bandits in the lower Rio Grande valley. An American rancher named Garcia was slain, his five daughters attacked, their mother mistreated, and a young son seriously beaten after raiders looted the ranch and took 4800 dollars before crossing back into Mexico.
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Mission
Tex
Rio Grande Valley
Garcia
Elabe Tennes Weet
Ban Fordyce
Mey Ito
One Killed and Eight Injured at Joliet Prison Breach
At Joliet Prison on June 5 an inmate died and eight were injured after a disturbance at the rattan factory. Jota Flaherty, a flier, died by jumping from a window. Guards were scattered. convicts, including leader James Murphy, faced severe injuries. Cause blamed on an alleged overdose of the honor system.
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Joliet
Jaliet
Jota Flaherty
James Murphy
le Eader
Tareq
Tha Origan
Vernon 53 Oakland 3 victory shocks regional football game
Vernon crushed Oakland 53 to 3 in a regional football clash at Makland Cal. Juno Momntax Gatterien Johnson Ang Ajman and Gondbred led the scoring effort with standout performances from named players including Mere and Marray amid a rugged early season matchup.
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Vernon
Oakland
Makland
Cal
Juno
Momntax Gatterien
Johnson
Ang
Ajman
Pround
Gondbred
Mere and
Marray
Deaths and Funerals Shirk Hodson Morrison Mash
Funeral notices report James Bf. Shirk's services in Larkin and Bona chapel with several pallbearers and music, followed by interment in City cemetery. William Hodson's service was held at Main City temple with speakers and hymns, body shipped to Cosville for interment. Moses Morrison of Orden noted in brief, with survivors listed.
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O. A. Kennedy and
J. J. Brummit
Hmoqson
William Hodson
Jobinson
Anne
J. Alma Smith
Edward H. Wright
Ilana Poulson
Lowe
Ipsen
Maud England
V. Christenson
Lindquist Chapel
Cossville
Ogden Banker Ralf E Hoag in Critical Condition
Ralph E Hoag aUtah banker and Ogden civic participant was hospitalized in Ogden after a sudden illness with meningitis. Doctors reported a serious spinal infection and announced the prognosis as grave with limited hope of recovery while family and colleagues await further updates.
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Ralph E. Hoag I
Mexican Army to Teach Marching Songs in Training
In Mexico City on June 5, the army announced new instruction including marching songs and chorus singing for soldiers. A memorial review during Carranza’s inauguration celebrations led to the decision, attributed to the War Department and national holiday events, amid ongoing casualties.
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Mexico City
Inara
Carranza
Department of Wars
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