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June 30 report lists figures and notes from local records. A county meeting authorized a payment of 713000 to First National Bank of Ogden on a note. Arrests include Dope Fiend Zebo Wado for morphine possession after a patrol stop on Twenty fourth Street. Marriages include Margaret Dante and Abed Etherington in Plain City. Juvenile history essay prize announced for children under 15 by J P Hanchett Salt Lake.
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Qty
Guthoriztre
First National Bank of Ogden
Zebo Wado
Ghia
Atrolman Fitzgerald
Naglin
Margaret Dante
West Weber
Abed E. Etherington
Plain City
Fransian
Wyoming
John Brown
W. Coleman
Fife
1840
Park Avenue
Shurtliff
Seattle
LW. Shurtliff
Alwka
Haring
Sie
Epray
Sir Halgbta
The
Maccabeen
J.P. Hanchett
Salt Lake
Rev Raggwveile 5 Coming Home to Ogden
Rev F Raggwveile of First Methodist Church plans to return from Chicago and resume pulpit duties next Sunday. He notes his father’s improved health and expresses eagerness to rejoin services in Ogden after a few days in Chicago.
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G. Flassweller
Winess
Chicago
Ogden
Spaniaan Veterans Ready for Volunteer War Effort
Epentah American war veterans of Ogdeo pass a resolution at a Toledo meeting to rejoin a call for volunteers if war with Mexico occurs. The measure includes a letter to the secretary of war. Judge John D. Murphy gave a patriotic address, as N. S. Norris presided and complemented Murphy's remarks.
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Dudge N.S. Harris
Ogdeo
Mexico
Secretary of War
Veterans’ Organization
John D. Murphy
Mila
AL Norris
Dodge Murphy
Bond move for present emergency in Congress
Washington June 30 authority of Congress to issue bonds for extraordinary expenses in the Mexican emergency will be sought by the administration as a result of an agreement reached today by Secretary McAdoo Senator Simmons chairman of the senate finance committee and Representative Wilchen chairman of the house ways and means committee
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Washington
Contress
Yotay
McAdoo
Simmons
Senate Finance Committee
Wilchin
House
Huntsville 18 to Celebrate Fourth of July Event
Huntsville marks the Fourth with a daytime program and an ovation by Senator Joseph Chez of Oden. A special car service along the electric line runs for the celebration with the first car departing for Ogden at midnight.
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Huntavite
Vu.m
Joseph Chez
Oden
Ogden
Residents oppose carnival use of vacant lot in Ogden
A petition from prominent Ogden citizens asks the city commission to deny carnivals and circuses use of the vacant lot at Twenty seventh and Grant avenues. It cites nuisance noise, suspicious behavior, and street filth. The commission ordered future permit applications to be submitted to city commissioners before approval.
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Ogden
City Commissionere
Tentyneventh
Orant Avenue
Nolsen Pa
Mia
George E. Drowning
Ezra C. Rich
George Tolmin
Wits
Twenty-seventh Streets
Pax
Grant
Ada Wahlen
Twenty-seventh Street
J. L. Carlson
Washington
C. L. Murphy
A. Enslen
Lincoln Avenue
Maggie McMartin
Recorder
Twenty Seventh Street
Grant Avenue
Bankers urged to boost local dairy farming effort
Weber County Farm Bureau issues a letter to Southern Hitpols bankers praising their role in advancing dairying. It notes a $10,000 working fund for dairy development, 24 pure bred Holstein bulls donated via the Witness Hawkers Association, and bulls placed with reliable farmers for free use. The Milneis Bankers Association aims to foster breeding and industry growth in the region.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Southern
Hitpols
Sinola
Witness Hawkers Association
Milneis Bankers’ Association
WIGGINS-Funers Frayne Wiggin rites held yesterday
Funeral services for Frayne Earl Wiggin son of Sr and Mrs J Earl Wiggins were conducted in the Third wart chayat with Blabop 31 D Richardson presiding. Officers from the city police department attended the service and speakers included James Wotherspoon Barker and Tyshop's Counselor Elias S King. Interment followed in the city cemetery with grave dedication.
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James Wotherspoon
George $. Barker
T. Samuel Drowning
Blabep Richardson
Ary Purley
Stella Wright Olson
Tyshop
Elias S. King
Mayor and Wife Return from Eastern Trip
Mayor Abbot He Weprood and Mrs Heywood return from an extended eastern tour. He attended the Republican National Convention in Chicago as a Utah delegate and favors Hughes as the party’s fit leader. He predicts Hughes will win as eastern support grows. Leo Delaney premieres Susie Snowflakes at the Alhambra today and tomorrow.
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Oeden
Seltien
Statra
Abbot He. Weprood
Heywood
Chicapo
Utah
Hughes
East
Mr. Heywood
Mr Heywood
Inton
Leo Delaney
Alhambra
Susie
Motion Picture Makers Tour Ogden Canyon Views
C A Beatty and Ira J Ingraham of Amazon Mini visited Ogden and Weber canyons to shoot motion picture views for the Department of American Agricultural and Scene Resources of the Chlenco Record Herald. They plan to show films in 1600 contracted houses and at Chicago’s Chicago Necent Herad motion picture house, with a capacity for about 125, open 9 to 12 free for education.
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C. A. Beatty
Ira J
Ingraham
Amazon Mini Company
Ogden
Weber Canyon
Department of American Agricultural and Scene Resources
Chlenco Record Herald
Beatty
Messrs. Weaty
Speraham
Heatly
Iex
Chicago
James I. Casey
Orden Publicity Bureau
D. M. Newton
Orefone Short Line
Pan Beemer
Union Pacific
Ogden Valley
Ogden Canyon
Arteaia Park
Old City Wella
Day Blake Makes Answer In Custody Suit
Danny Blake charged by husband Walter W Dilek with keeping company with other men and deserting their three year old child. Blake answers and files counterclaim alleging cruelty and unfitness. Walter accused of beating the child Vern W Blake and seeking custody. May 2 departure admitted. seeks attorney fees and custody.
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Danny Blake
Walter W. Dilek
Mr. Blake
Vern W. Blake
Officer Arrives To Break Up Fruit Peddler Clash
John Carer, a transient, fought with a fruit and vegetable peddler on lower Twenty-fifth Street this morning. The owner urged him to leave, and the suspect fled. Fulldman William Brown arrested Carey after arriving in time to prevent further conflict. Carey appeared partially intoxicated and was hooked at the scene.
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John Carer
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Fuldlman Willam Brown
Carey
Navor
United States to Send Inquiry on Submarine Commander
The state department plans an informal inquiry via Ambassador Gerard into the punishment given to the German submarine commander who torpedoed the Channel. Washington says no response has been received yet from Berlin.
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Sussex
Washington
State Department
Channel
Alamn
Gussex
Amassador
Gerard Haad
Army Radio Corps Leaves For Texas
New Orleans June 30 A army radio corps from the canal zone served here today on the United Fruit Steamer Parisming and left for Fort Sam Houston Texas for Mexican service. The corps comprises two officers and fifty men with all radio outfits and three carloads of equipment.
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New Orleans
Janae Canal Zone
United Fruit
Parisming
Fort Sam Houston
Tezax
Travelers Elect Their Officers in Columbus
In Columbus Ono June 20 1917 George F Hunt of Boston was elected supreme counsellor of the United Commercial Travelers of America at the closing session. The next work meeting will be held in June 1917 in Columbus. The contest for supreme ruling went to W. B Emerson of Des Moines Iowa over C E Halderman of Nashville and I M Duncan of Erie Pennsylvania.
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Columbus. Ono
George F. Hunt
Boston
United Commercal Travelers of America
Supreme
W. BR
Emaraon
Ties Moines
C. ¥. Halderman
Nashville
I. M. Dugcan
Erie
Emerson Ae
New Income Bill To Be Taken Up In House Action
Washington report indicates a Democratic overview that an estimated 210.6 million dollars in additional revenue for government needs will be introduced in the House and brought to debate next week with consideration likely on Wednesday.
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Wathington
Jane
Making peace in Santo Domingo
Washington reported that peace negotiations between the Dominican government and rebel factions advanced today. A government commission and rebel representatives met to discuss terms, signaling progress toward ending hostilities in Santo Domingo.
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Santo Domingo
Washington
Amarean
Auniater Stussell
Bante Domine
Alate
Arian
Van
British Shells Bombardment Maintains Steady Pressure in France
British shelling along the front in France continues with steady bombardment from positions near the British headquarters line. Reports from London indicate a persistent artillery effort in the June 66 to 67 time frame, with strong artillery fire across the German lines and allied defenses holding firm.
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France
London
Unclear combat report details from yesterday’s fighting
Patrols report German trenches at several locations were damaged and defenses disrupted by wireless entanglements. German fire shows alertness while British infantry conducted raids, returning prisoners from multiple spots. Hostile artillery was bold in places but generally half hearted.
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Fierman Tno
No More Strong Drink for Russia Described by Duma
Petrograd reports the Duma moved to permanently regulate alcohol sales above one and a half percent. The measure requires passage by the upper house and assent of the emperor to become law.
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Russia
Petrograd
Vie
London
Tha Duma
Efforts Made to Save Casement
Washington report notes a 4 resolution urging the president to grant clemency for Sir Roger Casement, convicted of treason, as new facts are presented from London. The measure aims to stay the execution and stalls pending further official action.
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Casement
Washington
E Lrttleh
Roger Casement
Triad Teader
London
Senate Resolution by Martine Referred to Foreign Relations
The Senate today by Senator Martine of New Jersey referred the resolution to the foreign relations committee. Mrs Agnes Newman, Casement’s sister, asked Martine to rally President Wilson, who planned a New York trip and could not meet her.
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Senate
Martine
New Jersey
Foreign Relations Committee
Mra
Agnes Newman
Casement
Newman
Peesident Wilson
New York
Veraluntitled rail caterpillar arrives to haul 5 wagons
In Vernal on June 29 the first of the new Uinta railway caterpillars arrived hauling a load of about 1,800 pounds in five wagons. The caterpillar was seen pulling timt area drain work.
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Uinta Railway
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