Deserters Held After Heist Ties to Army Robbery
Two men linked to an attempted robbery in Utah and Wyoming are held as army deserters. They reportedly moved from St George to Casper and Ogden after an alleged theft of 9120 in currency and a 110 asset. Investigations span Denver and related records. Authorities weigh whether to prosecute in federal or state court, with expected heavy sentences.
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Lee Cook
St. George
Utah
Bett
Jim Hampton
Sah _ ad
Thoriff
Isk
Cunningham
A. Russell
Wyoming
Casper
Ogden
Cuppingham
Denver
Gran
Laal
United States
Efficient Force To Guard US Duties In Mexico And Germany
Washington June 16 Secretary briefs the senate military committee on a force assignment beyond the army of occupation in Germany and a separate Mexican duty to safeguard government supplies and maintain order at home. Baker opposed a department buy real estate rider, saying it would embarrass the department and waste funds.
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Sashngton
Pier Old
Senate
Macon
Germany
Gercary Baker
Buyep Real Estate
House of Fundy
Ve. Baker
Fishermen in Two Counties Fail to Observe the Law
Unclear report describes fishing season openings in multiple streams with crowds and rewards noted in Weber Ogden and surrounding counties. It mentions spawners planted by an association and observers noting violations in Box Elder and Iman counties, with some fishermen reportedly acting before daybreak.
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Lah
Jodock
Ogden
Weber River
Middle Fork
Ogden River
Yaung Buit
Weber County
Iman
Box Elder
I A Goates Named Head Boy Scout Leader
State parole agent G A Goates of Atecome is selected to head the Weber County Boy Scouts. The installation will occur Saturday afternoon during Flag Day exercises at the In. Astrial School. He plans to assume duties around the first of May and will leave his current post soon.
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G. A. Goates
Atecome
Boy Scouta
Weber County
PeBremeni
In. Astrial
Goates
Senator Introduces Resolution on Foreign Government Status
A June 16 report from Washington notes a Democratic senator from Utah introduced a resolution regarding recognition of a foreign government. The preamble cites Parliament and a belief that the six conference contemplates a new regime may be in power, while stating the Turgovernment has neither sight nor Mon to exist.
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Ashington
Utah
Fett
Abelannorates
Frim Parla
Moish
Lson Sends Ames to Senate
June 1 Washington fraught with nominations before Congress as President submits a long list. Highlights include John Skelton Williams for Comptroller of the Currency and Norasan Hapgood for minister to Denmark, among hundreds of confirmations and other diplomatic and civil posts.
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LSON
Ames
Senate
Sashington
The
Today
Wilece
John Skelton
Williame Néseed Himenlt
Norasan Hapgood
York
Denmark
New Three Year Building Plan 13 Eliminated Washington
The 1920 naval appropriation bill passed the House and moved to the Senate. It eliminates the three year building plan for naval aviation and reduces the fund by 15 million dollars, carrying about 600 million in total measures, mostly as drafted by the Appropriations Committee. Springfield report notes from Denver St Louis and Los Angeles.
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Washington
Fund For
Naval Aviation
House
Senate
Awvul Committee
Motor Guns to Be Part of Wild West Show Exhibit
In Salt Lake City motor gun exhibit of the United States Army arrives under Captain F. E. Root and will be showcased from June 16. The display, featuring nine two and one ball ton tractors, several large artillery vehicles, and self-propelled mountings, will be part of the Rotary convention and later the state fair grounds.
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Ealt Lake
United States
Galt Lake
F. E. Root
Salt Lake
Rotary
Will West
State Fair Grounds
Imo
Galt
Will G. Farsell
W. E. Capron
Denver
Capron
Farrell
Opden Wilt West
Booth
Attention girls learn trade for permanent work
An advertisement promises permanent employment after a short training period with year round hours and satisfactory conditions. It urges girls to apply to John croft & Sons Co manufacturing department at 4406 for paid on the job learning.
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John Eecroft & Sons Co., Mfg
History of Rotary Given in Tabernacle by Rev J E Carver
Rev J E Carver of Ogden spoke at the Ural meeting in Salt Lake on Rotary history and service. He cited Rotary as the club of the day, stressing equal value of honest work and readiness to serve without delay. President Heber J Grant presided and praised the Ogden club’s plans for the convention.
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Ural
Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Rotary
Heber J. Grant
the Jews
Church
Carver
Ogden
Kolary
Gden
Knights of Columbus Campaign Gains Parish Support in Ogden
Knights of Columbus report 100 percent parish participation in Ogden as every male member completed the pledge card. The drive aims to boost membership and secure support for the December program amid church services.
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Knights of Columbus
Tania
Sal
Catholichurch
K. C. Aigning Aso
Koigits
Coumban
Counter Claim in Divorce Case of Jennie A Boothe
In a district court filing Jennie A Booth sues Mor ria Art Boothe for divorce. The defendant counters that he is unjustly accused of violent temper immoral conduct and breach of the October 20 agreement. He says the plaintiff has slandered him to relatives and friends and that he has left home to accommodate visiting relatives. He asks the court to dismiss the divorce complaint.
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Adéwer
Jennie A. Booth
Morria Art Boothe
Boothe
Ogden Parishes Unite in Million-Member Campaign Push
In Ogden a 100 per cent organization completes the parish membership drive. The target rose from a half million to one million members, with plans for an active education campaign to teach American ideals to foreign born members. Local council aims to promote American institutions while reducing radicalism, and to find teachers and classes for outreach.
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Ogden
Tia. Uona
Rmembers
Gaisheviso
Earth
Apprentices Defeat Machinists In Woodshop Baseball
The local shop apprentices played a lively baseball game against the machinists on the shop grounds. The apprentices won 14 to an incomplete score, with listed positions including catcher London, pitcher Doxey, infielders Parker, Peterson, Walker, Murphy, Bullough, and outfielder Wrnry.
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London
Chiton
Parker
Heywood
Nu Peterson
Walker Whoristop
Murphy
Cushnahan Goes to Coast for Health
Rt Rev Cushnahan and Father Honer left Salt Lake City bound for San Francisco on Southern Pacific No 1. Monsignor in declining health will spend the summer at sea level after a physician advised a lower climate. Father Lagan will remain to care for the local parish.
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P.M. Gwihnahan
Op. den
Father Honer
Salt Lake
Pacific
San Fran
Piaco
Monsignor
Cushnahan
Father Lagan
Resolutions Passed By Horse and Cattle Growers Group
TM Hatelet Forester L. F. Kniepp reformed yesterday from Eiko, Ne where he attended a meeting of the Eiko Worse and Cattle Growers association and allied groups. Resolutions favored grazing land regulation outside national forest boundaries and recommended forest service style rules. Another resolution opposed transferring the forest service to the interior department. A third urged higher pay for forest service field agents to attract capable workers. Read in Washington, Kniepp said Nevada agriculture and grazing conditions are variable despite very ary weather.
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TM Hatelet
L. F. Koiepp
Eiko
Kniepp
Forest Service
United States Department
Miss Ada Wallen Becomes Chiropractor in Washington
Miss Ada Wallen, long familiar in Ogden, has earned a Doctor of Chiropractic degree in Washington after three years in the capital and service to the mayor. Ogden residents recall her as a former secretary to Mayor Fell. A lunch and smoker for stage and moving picture people is planned at the Alhambra theatre stage tonight at 11 15.
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Mise
Ade Wallen
Washington, D. C
Junge 12
Washington
Miss Wallen
Ogden
Fell
Stage Players
Moving Picture
Alhambra Theatre
Thresherman School Set for Brigham June 28
Notice from Weber County Farm Bureau announces a one day threshing machine school at Brigham on June 29 1913 starting at 10:00 a m Government expert Dulingon will lead morning indoors session and an open air afternoon with a threshing unit The aim is proper care operation and adjustment of threshing machines to cut losses and improve grain quality Farmers urged to send representatives to learn efficient operation
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Brigham Cy
Ure
Weber County Farm Bureau
President Wilson Delays Sending Out Treaty Text
President Wilson declines to transmit the full peace treaty text to the Senate noting its incompleteness and delicate negotiations. He also expressed appreciation for Senators Walsh and Habinbon for their league of nations support and praised their speeches as serving the country’s global standing.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
State Department
Walsh
Montana
Habinbon
Arkansas
League of Nations
Tumulty
Bald
Plegan Bay
Wolah
Robinson
United States
Logan Catcher 1 Injured In Logan Preston Game
June 16 Chanter Squires star catcher of the Logan baseball club sustained three broken ribs and a kidney injury after sliding into second base in the Logan Preston game. An operation at Utah hospital was successful. Squires aimed for Salt Lake that season. Paris dispatch notes Germany to receive French and English translation and printing prior to the German national assembly in Weimar.
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Logan
Chanter Squires
Logan Baseball Club
Utabidano Hospital
Preston
Kliyney
Squires
Wil Salt Lake
Paris
Weimar
Cavalry Chasing Villa Bandits Across Mesa
At Paso Texas on June 16 two dust clouds marked the pursuit of Villa bandits across the Juarez plains. Col James J Hornbrook led the Fifth Cavalry with the Seventh maneuvering in another direction to pursue a separate Villa band. By noon both columns were faint on the dust screen as they pressed the pursuit.
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Paso
Texas
Villa
Juarez Plains
James J. Hornbrook
Fifth Cavalry
Seventh Cavalry
Prrmuit
American Troops Consider Withdrawal From Mexican Border
Military headquarters announced that cavalry and artillery would likely return to the A ian aid before dark while only the cavalry clashed with rebels at noon near San Lorenzo. The 24th infantry entered Camp Fort Hill as withdrawals began. Baker stated orders to pull troops from Mexico aimed at dispersing Villa supporters were carried out as wounded federals and refugees arrived at Paso and Juarez.
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America T
San Lorenso
Fort Hilsn
Baker
Mexico
Qmrnt
Tof
Paso
Juarez
Convention delegates press labor lines over national unity
A convention debate is expected as groups push organized labor to endorse the principles of the league of nations and allied topics. The federation pledges possible aid in pursuing justice after the seven- person shooting in Columbus Georgia, viewed as cowardly by textile district owners aiming to curb organization.
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Columbus
Caitedo
Workers of America
Federation 5 Endorses Strike Report From City Meeting
In Antigu City New Mexico on June 16 to bring about a resolution the American Federation of Labor would back the striking commercial printers. Andrew Fardeath noted the Seamen’s Union protecting treaty concessions and labor in Paris negotiations, Furuseth said the committee on international labor relations would report Wednesday morning.
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Atuantig City
Verder
Postortica Department
Eetighia
Ell Employes
Aleins
Railway Telegraphera
Td- Telrara
American Fedération,of Labor
Trinigraphera
Andrew Far
Allied reply to German proposals delivered in Versailles
Versailles June 16 The allied reply to the German counter proposals was delivered by Paul Dutasta secretary of the peace conference at 64% o clock. The German plenipotentiaries will sign a receipt for the treaty while the five day limit to accept or reject begins. The draft of the Lorcan treaty was amended removing civil control of the left bank territory from the third draft.
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Versailles
Paul Dutasta
Conete
Count von Brockdorff-Rawtsau
Jterritory
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