Freeman to face jury in grand larceny case
Charles J. Freeman, charged with grand larceny, must stand trial before a jury in Judge Pratt's division after the writ was dismissed and Freeman remanded to Jail. The court indicated no immediate postponement despite potential appeals, with hearings set for later and attorneys Mal Farr and L. Parr present.
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Charles J. Freeman
Charles Gosling
Mal Farr
Pithoner
L. Parr
Pratt
Freeman
Attormey Lal Farr
President Wilson Praised For Clear War Message In London
A Daily Nexo summary from London lauds President Wilson for a measured and powerful war message. It argues his principles may extend international control to areas such as Africa and the Ottoman Empire, reflecting a move toward broader global oversight.
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London
Juns
Nexo Raya
Wilson
Hursta
He Kerenaky
Newa
Africa
Ottoman Empire
Pro-American Split Sparks Socialist Party Row
A lecturer named John Spargy criticizes the Socialist Party, calling it pro German and evasive before the war. The piece argues the Allies can accept President Wilson’s principles, while the mail drafts defend American aims and condemn German brutality and international anarchy.
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John Spargy
Crealdent Wilson
Funeral for James M. Barlow in Twelfth Ward Chapel
The funeral held yesterday afternoon in the Twelfth ward chapel was presided over by Bishop Thomas B Wheelwright. Hundreds attended as floral tributes adorned the bier. The stake high council members served as honorary pallbearers and led the cortege. speakers included Brig ham Fr. Roberts, Alva J. Beovilie, and Teber Scowcroft praising Barlow’s life work. Interment followed in the city cemetery with rites by Charles J. Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Barlow
Twelfth Ward
Thomas B Wheelwright
Thrir
Stake High Council
Stake Board
Brigham Fr. Roberts
Gen Eral
Alva J. Beovilie
Weberstake Presiden
Teber Scowcroft
Marlow
Wiliam H. Meaoning
Vera Jones
Mary Farley
Maude Farley
Lloyd
Orton Romney
Bishoph A. Willams
Salt Lake City
Charles 3. Wood
Weber Stake High Coun Ycil
Ogden Draft Enlistment Totals Revealed
City recorder Richey and City Attorney Littlefield report Ogden registration under the national draft yields 2761 names with 4 alien enemies and 379 naturalized or foreign-born noncitizens. The tally shows 2339 white citizens and 39 colored men, with various exemptions and dependent-relatives counts. Ages 21 to 23 show specific exemption patterns and numbers of those claiming exemptions versus not.
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Ogden
Stecorder Richey
Alformey
Goss Passes On Boxing Funds Amid Deal
An agreement reached at the Orpheum theatre between Jax Goss and Dob Laga results in Lara and Rivers receiving their share of last Friday's boxing purse. Goss pledges none of the bouts will be staged at his venue again unless run by responsible parties, and funds initially earmarked for the Red Cross were returned to the boxers. Rivers and his manager prepare to depart for Pocatello for a scheduled fight with Mortissey June.
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Jax Goss
Orpheum Theatre
Dob Laga
Jos Tivers
Lara
Rivers
Gosa
Daya
Goze
Big House
Red Cross Society
Mr. Lara
Mesara Goss
Dallas
Pocatello
Rivera
Prohibition 9 Moves Ahead In War Food Bill Action
Washington reports progress as prohibition amendments are merged into a separate conservation measure. The Senate agriculture committee approved framing a rule to curb using foodstuffs for liquor and beer during the war while awaiting terms of the new bill. Senate committee votes split on a Sheppard constitutional amendment proposal with Culberson Need and Brandegee opposing.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Junitary Committee
Sheppard
Texas
Culberson
Missouri
Brande
Connecticut
Senate
Agricultural Committee
Omaha Livestock Market Daily Receipts
Omaha June 11 Hogs receipts 800 heavy and light classes mixed 14.75 to 15.20 per hundred weight. cattle receipts 6,600 steady natives 10 to 12 per head. cows and heifers 8.75 to 11.50. western and Texas steers 9.50 to 12. calves 15 to 50. sheep receipts 2,700 and lambs 12.50 to 12.75.
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Omaha
Texas
Wethern
Irock Island Case Settled In Chicago Court
Chicago June 11 The receiver for the Rock Island & Pacific Mailway Co was terminated by Judge Carpenter in federal court The decree dismissing Jacob M Dickerson former secretary of war as receiver was issued The plan calls for 65 million dollars in new stock with creditors to take about 30 million in par for par stock The company will pay its debts and has funds to do so A stockholders meeting is set for June 21 and another in Davenport June 22
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Chicago
Shin
Chicaso
Nock Island &Pacific Mailway Company
Carpenter
United States District Court
Jacob M. ‘Dickiston
Secretary of War
Dickirson
Orginal Company
Ihhia
Rock Island
Davenport
Banka
Congress
Loden
Interstate Commerce
Moore Bell
Adust
Frenerick
Ant Ykat
Reid-Moore Control
Te Sahl
Local Utah Stocks Show Active Mining Exchange Trading
Local mining exchange activity remained brisk with price gains. Top movers included Orteroal Dannack at 14 to 1544 cents, Baay Crown Point at 4,000 shares, and numerous contributors such as Alla Con, American Copper, Dig Four Ex, Bing ham Amalgamated, and Michigan Utah among other industrial and financial listings with varied bid and ask prices.
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Orteroal Dannack
Baay Crown Point
Bingham Amalgamated
Michigan
Utah
New Quincy
Slour Con
Indian funds investment approved by Senate deal
Washington June 11 Senate passed a resolution by Seessor Avbrust authorizing the secretary of the interior to invest several million dollars of Indians tribal funds in Liberty Loan bonds. At least 11 million may remain idle without earning interest or fees.
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Washington
Seestor Avbrust
Allons
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
Market wrap reports mixed trading and weather shifts
World markets report heavy profit taking and short selling in early New York trading. Alcohol and other commodities show irregular moves while rails and coppers hold a firmer tone amid broader inquiry. In Chicago, crop prospects buoy bears in wheat as selling widens, corn and oats slide, and a forecast of low temperatures tempers the decline.
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New York
Chicago
Bears
Busineas
Cora
Miice
Lawer
Parliament of China Dissolved After Decree Declined
Peking June 10. President LY Yur Hung expressed willingness to dissolve parliament and issued a dissolution mandate. Acting premier Dr. We Ting Fang refused to countersign, preventing the decree from taking effect without his signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
LY Yur Hung
Chang Haun
We Ting Fang
Naval forces urged to buy liberty bonds in navy appeal
Secretary Daniels sent a message to every navy ship and station urging all personnel to subscribe to the liberty loan. The campaign stresses a partial payment plan to accommodate purchasers aboard ships and stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Daniels
Orlanda
Ohio Registration Surges Past Army Estimates
Ohio registration totals 565,192 as of today, June 11, exceeding army estimates by 72,000. Official statement counts 201,546 exemptions and notes the strong turnout across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Irish Convention Nominations Debated in Commons
London June 11 Premier Lloyd George announced in the House of Commons that John Redmond would be invited to nominate five Irish members to the convention. Sir John Lonsdale and William O’Brien would also nominate specified counts, totaling ten Irish representative peers and related party members. The government would prefer to name an own chairman, subject to royal approval, with the convention to be composed of 101 representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
John
Redmond
Lloyd George
John Lonsdale
Willian O'Tirien
Alliahee
Sing Felhers
Ffteen
Rovernment
Roverment
Convention Nominats
Marguerite Clark in Wild Flower and Comedies At COZY
A brief notes Marguerite Clark in the Paramount feature Wild Flower and two Comedies at the COZY for tomorrow and Wednesday. The item mentions tightened travel burdens as June 11 reports from Washington. The dispatch covers active artillery fighting and a German raid west of Cor in early evening reports.
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Marguerite Clark
Paramount
Washington
Paris
Department of North of
Somme
War Office
Cor
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