White Man Becomes Sioux Chief Mato-Watakpe After John Grass
Mandan N D June 7 Captain A D Welch headlined as the adopted son of the late Sioux chief John Grass. Under Sioux custom, he becomes Mato-Watakpe the tribe’s chief though real power rests with the government relations role. The new chief serves with U S infantry under Major General Hinber Liggett, with grandson Albert Grass also in the same division.
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Mandan
N. D
John Grass
Fort Yates
Standing Rock Agency
A. D. Welch
Mato-Watakpe
United States Infantry
Pranve
Hunier Liggett
Albert Grass
Wreieh
Mato-Watakos
Lear
Welch
Hage
Mnerders
Suntown
Hag Henn
Vort Alos Oni
Ihn Great Te
Eleiy Allay
Act 25
Alaska Fishery Yields Value Of 41 Million In 1917
Alaska fishery products for 1917 valued at 41,405,260 dollars, more than seven times the purchase price paid by the United States to Russia for the territory. Salmon accounted for 93 percent of the catch at 347,778,081 dollars with halibut herring and other species far behind. Whaling returns topped 653,852 dollars, while Alaska products excluding furs reached 1,031,639 dollars, with Pribilof island shipments adding 306,105 dollars in value.
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Washington
Alaski
United States
Tlissia
Bureau of Fisheries
Opera Nong
Alaska
Pribiloff Islands
Baseball leaders reject government aid to players plan
Thilaco president Tene and Ron Johnson of the American League announced they would refuse to join any government program offering special aid to players, signaling a stance against government intervention in baseball affairs.
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Thilaco, Tene
Ron Johnson
Utah Elks Conclude Utah State Convention in Provo
Utah Elks State association closed its convention in Provo with a patriotic outdoor parade. Awards went to Park City for attire and to Salt Lake lodge for the silver shield, while Red Cross scenes and a lamb auction raised funds. officers re elected for a third term and uniform public appearances were urged.
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Ogden
Provo
Utah
Elks’ State Association
Go Bamberger
Hasides
Dibblee
Lew Merriman
Wareka
WU. W. Velchton
York City
K. Prova
H. J. Packer
G. W. Shores
Salt Duke
Hell
Wesek
Amour
LeRoy Dixon
Edgar Cathcart
Jumeau
Alaska
J. C. ‘Cilslay
Ovatello
Idaho
Park Oy
Ele Lodge
Mureka
Park City
Benewi
Caskell
Salt Lake Lodge
Sal Lake Lodge
Salt Lake
Red Cross
Ondon Lodge
Prova
Joseph
TR. R. Ervine, Jr
A. A. Bilehell
J. Od. Ldayi
John Roundy
J. C. Miller
Sesston 5
J. Packer
Packer
Ogden Lodge
Jr. G. W. Stores
Heartfest
Elks
Park City Lodge
O. A. Forte “Lund
Hils
Prinet Plaa
Registration of Young Men in State Totals
Incomplete returns show 2467 young men aged 21 or older registered so far across Utah counties. Missing counties include Beaver Kane San Juan Sevier Summit Uintah Wasatch Washington and Wayne. Final statewide total expected higher as all county reports arrive.
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J. S. Bartey
Adjutant's Office
Rotary
Uintah
Wasatch
Washington
Adjutant General
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake County
Teaver
Bax Eley
Cache
Ae Vantery
Guefield
Child's Arm Caught in Factory Belt Near Ogden Bridge
Norme Phillipps of 314 Eighteenth Street sustained a badly lacerated right arm when it was caught in a belt at a Tunings Cream factory near the Ogden river bridge. The arm was torn from the shoulder to the wrist, the bone exposed. The girl was taken to the hospital by Edward T Rick. Several stitches were required and she remained in pain but in fair condition this morning. she was expected to return home today.
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Norme Phillipps
Milward Pullipys
Eighteenth Street
Ogden River Bridge
Erarm
Edward T Rick
Ike
Old Folks Entertainment At Ogden Theatre Today
Manor LW presents an afternoon program for senior citizens at the Ogden theatre featuring the war film Over the Top starring Arthur Say Empey. Free admission from 1 30 to 3 30 p m for eligible elderly attendees in the city and county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manor LW. Poory
Ogden Theatre
Enlistments in U S Army Include Ogden and Portland Men
Claude Adams of Ogden and John N Galbraith of Portland entered the U S army at the local recruiting station on Thursday. Galbraith, 22, enlisted by adjutant general authority and joined the engineers division, Adams joined the quartermasters corps. Private Carl R Hest assigned to local recruit duty from Salt Lake main station. Recruit party at local station now includes Sergeant George T McLeod in charge, Private Hoer barger and Private Must.
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Claude Adams
Ogden
John N. Galbraith
Portland
Ore
United States Army
Galbraith
Adjutant General
Ife
Engineers’ Division
Adams
Quartermasters’ Corps
Carl R. Hest
Salt Lake
Beegeant George T. McLewl
Horebarger
Must
Mrs Morrissey Dies After Illness In Ogden
Mrs Mary Morrissey wife of M M Morrissey of 2687 Lincoln avenue Ogden died at 530 PM yesterday after several months illness. She was born May 31 1858 in Woodalock Ohio and married November 25 1896. Survived by husband three sisters Mrs A Mullen Mrs J Shea and Mrs P Powers two brothers William Linehan and Edward Linehan and three children Mrs Carl D Clark Evanston Wyo E M Morrissey Jr at Stewards naval radio school Stay T Morrissey Ogden. Funeral services set for Thursday morning at St Josephs Catholic Church with viewing at residence this afternoon evening and Saturday morning prior to 10 oclock.
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Mary Morrissey
M. Morrissey
Lincoln Avenue
Morrissey
Ogden
Woodalock
Ohio
FM. Morrissay
Mra
F Mullen
J. “ Shea
P.M. “Powers
Wandstock
Ghie
Aso
William i. Linehan
Woolstock
J. and
Edward Linehan
Carl D. Clark
Evanston
Wye
E. M. Morrissey
Stewards Naval Radio School
Oden
Letward
Hosi
Jeneway
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Lincon Avenue
Real Estate Transfers and Wrestler Match News
Real estate transfers list quit claim and warranty deeds involving M Stephens and Jesse M Stevens with parcels in section 7 and Salt Lake Meridian, values $1 and $625. A wrestling headline notes Caddock of Iowa against Lewis of Kentucky for a heavyweight bout set in June, with World War context mentioning rival-aligned nations and a broad list of states and territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Stephens
Jeset M.stevens
Merth
Tange
Salt Lake
Styles W. Wherry
HL Savine
Ogden City Survey
Maria Dawson
Jesse M. Stevens
Meridian
Berlin Press Warns People On Front Offensive
Berlin dispatch cautions against inflated hopes as a major offensive on the western front develops. Units rely on a complex railway network with junctions at Zompiegnr and Villers Culterets to mount resistance, while German command notes patience and strategic preparation before a decisive strike.
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Amsterdam
Juce
Berlin
Vossiache Zaeilune
Zompiegnr
Villers Culterets
Geeroan Eupreme
Aru
Supply ships off Virginia Capes in wartime alert
A fragmentary report describes a trailer vessel sighted off Cape Hatteras May 23 and a May 24 observation near Fenwick Island. Captain Ray Dycas reported suspected submarine activity, drifting mine remnants, and a possible merchant ship altered course. The piece notes German aggression and a classified ads section amid the confusion.
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Atlantic
Gotman
Fenwick's
Virginix Capes
Finerivans
Tralerie
Byer
Kay Sid
Gray
Suspects Caught At Ely In Buick Runaway Arrest
Suspects A. D. Browns and J. W. Rose are in custody in Ely Nevada after a reported high speed escape in a six cylinder Buick. They match the description of two men who left Neno May 30 and are accused of passing a questionable bill at a quartermaster and cashing it in. Under Sheriff Newman and deputies captured them after a rapid drive to the county jail. They face a technical charge of auto misuse while authorities seek further charges and possible connections elsewhere.
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Ely
Nev
A. D. Browns
J. W
Rose
Neno
Ty Theoitgl Austin
Psealio
Hospital Ship Koningin Hedentes Struck by Mine Near Hague
The hospital ship Koningin Hesentes carrying English delegates to a war prisoners conference struck a mine off the English coast. Four perished while all others aboard were saved by the hospital ship Sinuora.
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the Hague
Koningin Hesentes
Hague
Maine
Sinuora
Black Sea Fleet Surrender Demanded by Bolsheviks
Paris dispatch reports Bolshevik foreign mint Tehitehorin states the Russian Black Sea fleet will be surrendered to Germany in return for Russia regaining independence and for German forces to cease use of the ships. The terms require the war to end and German invasion halted.
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Paris
Tehitehorin
Bolshoeviks Foreign Mintor
Russia
Classification of Registered Men
John Foster Wallace Jensen Bentst F McCaun Amasa Ekins and Harold L Backer have been accepted at Camp Lewis for general service in the army James Christensen has been accepted at Fort Benjamin Harrison Tod ana for service in the engineers corps Wilhelmimis P DeHart and Frank Bryton Smith are enrolled in ship building and have been recommended for classification in Class by their companies Harold De K Reichhart has been inducted by the local board for Fly Nev for the Ogidel city board and sent to Fort Douglas George L Moore 062 Twelfth Street was registered Thursday at the city exemption board Read the Classified Ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Foster
Wallace Jensen
Bentst F. McCaun
Amasa Ekins
Harold L. Backer
Camp Lewis
James Christensen
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Todiana
Engrneers’ Corps
Wilhelmimis P. DeHart
Frank Bryton Smith
Harold de K. Rlehhart
Fly
Nev
Ogidel
Fort Douglas
George L. Moore
Twelfth Street
British Bomber News From June Operations Across Western Front
British air force reports June bombing raids on targets including Motx-dablons, Coblena, and Zeebrugge base. Night raids on St Quentin, Boesinghe, Cambrai, Artois stations. several German balloons shot down. four British machines missing. Evening Standard cites May total of 396 German planes destroyed or brought down by anti-aircraft fire and 100 driven out of control.
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London
Agiajian
I'hlonville
Phureday
Coblena
Aementieres
Roye
Zeebrugge
Allroad
Trevey
Mete-Sablons
Iarhaus
Relutang
Ony Alg Won
Hastie
St. Quentin
Boesinghe
Cambrai
Ar Uientieres
Evening Standard
First Utah Soldier Return from War Heroic Battles
Lake Utah June 7 A horn marks two of the war’s famous battles Ypres and Somme. Edward More native of Utah and son of Mrs Samuel Jackson is the first shell shocked fighter to return to Beehive state. He served with the fifty sixth Canadian Infantry on French battle islands eighteen months. Wounded and shell shocked he was withdrawn from service and sent to an army hospital at Calgary Canada. He used a leave of absence to visit his home state.
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Sal'! Lake
Wiese
Ypres
Vic Somme
Edward More
Aative
Utah
More
Leli
Samuel Jackson
Fnty-Sixth Canadian Infantry
Battle Islands
France
Calgary
Canada
Citizens Called to Aid Dr Palmer
Washington June 6 Citizens urged to help locate enemy anded property under Alien Property Custodian Palmer following President Wilsons proclamation expanding powers. Palmer appealed to the public to note classes of property and aid in enforcement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Palmer
Washington
Palmer
Presigent Wilson
Fragmentary notice of estate property sale by executors
A damaged OCR fragment seems to reference property owned by the United States and wares of executors or guardians. The legals point to an estate sale or property liquidation with unclear details or names.
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Vis
Classeil
Wien
Stlinisera
Iors
Oakland A's Rivalry Sparkles In Odd Paved Play
In a chaotic box score style report, Oakland loses 6 4 to 3 as Fournier and Gardner pace the offense while Delos Sacrifice lines and Terry run the show. Pertlea and Martin combine to strike out multiple batters as Los Angeles stranded runners in key innings. Time of game listed as 1 hour 20 minutes with McCarthy umpiring.
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Pave
Sm. Fourning $Bys
Ty Crawfoul Re
Ellis
Cooper Cleveyers
Beles
Oakland
Carisionsen
Miller GL
Eyes Gardner
Arete
Henri Groll
Murray
Marlin P
Matas
Sts
Fournier
Gardner
Tusks
Martin
Teo-biso
Delos
Terry
Pertlea
Pertiea
Martin A
Los Angeles
McCarthy
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Boyle Furniture Ca
Old Panel
Standing Rock
Place OF Elks OF
U. S. Army
Mrs. Morrissey
Vo Caddock
Lewis
Iowa
Caddock
eStuauietot
Bexington
Camp Todge
Siney
Beletum Montengere
Tuasid
Sertdsr
Hin
Franer
Voriwenl
Rumani
Great Wshain
Therce
Maly
Ted
Leis
M James Mectiven
Andy
Cart
Vitagraph's
Riiow
Berlin’ Press
Virginia Capes
Black Sea
Alhambra
Ja Aden
Browning Bros. CO
Columbia
Grafanolas
Hudson Ave
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