Examination notices for federal positions in Ogden and Denver
An open competitive examination will be held July 19 in Ogden for a third class steam engr si ng position at the federal building with a $900 yearly wage. Applicants must be over 20 and under 60, provide form 1371, and may be examined on mechanical carpentry heating apparatus and elevator machinery. A second vacancy for mechanical draftsman in the reclamation service at Denver offers $1500 annually. examinations scheduled July 11. Forms available at local post offices or the San Francisco civil service office.
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United States Aid Service Commission
Ogden
United States
United States Civil Board
Federal Building
Post Office
San Francissco
Cal
Reclama
Denver
Colo
Civil Service Office
San Francisco
Offenders in City Court Reported by Police
The regular police court session added manpower to the city force. George Ford, a spendthrift, will serve ten days for drinking and disorderly conduct after arrest on Washington avenues between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets. Several others, including H Sheen and John Doe, with prior records, received five to fifteen day sentences. Weston Prescott, arrested for drunkenness and disturbing the peace on lower Twenty fifth Street, drew ten days.
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George Ford
Ghrd
Washington Arenas
Sireets
Detectovs Naga
John Murray
J. Mley
Tom Ice Dowell
George Gramley
C. Rowan
H. Sheen
John Doe
Weston Prescott
Lower
Tauscher Acquitted by New York Jury
New York June 30 Hans Tauscher, former German army officer, acquitted of conspiracy to blow the Welland Canal. Judge Hand instructed the jury that evidence showed Tauscher supplied dynamite but did not prove his participation in a conspiracy. Testimony suggested von der Goltz and Captain Joe Papen aided the plot, with Tauscher unaware of their departure plans.
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New York
Nane Tauacher
Welland Canal
Hand
Ceptals von Papen
Canada
Tauscher
Vooder Goltz
Joe Papen
President Wilson Pardons Idaho Bankers
Washington June 20 President Wilson pardoned Th and W G Simon owners of the First National Bank of Caldwell Idaho convicted in 1915 and sentenced to years imprisonment for calling a certificate of deposit with intent to defraud. The brothers pleaded no fraud was contemplated and that the loss was made good. They were granted respites a few days and have not served any part of their sentence.
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Washington
Wilson
W. G. Simon
First National Bank
Caldwell
Idaho
American prisoner released from Mexican custody
Washington reports the release of Marlow Varmilton, an American held since 1912 on murder charges by Mexican authorities at Qatara City. The withdrawal of charges follows years of diplomatic effort and scrutiny from U.S. officials.
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Washington
Hnelease
Marlow Varmilton
Qatara City
Washington Hespite Reality Company Formed To Handle Property
A new corporation named The Washington Hespite Reality Company was formed with capital of $10,000, owning land on South Washington Avenue known as Washington Heighty. It plans extensive real estate dealings, property rentals, stores, apartment buildings, and related activities. Stock is 100 shares at $100 each. Officers: Luther J. Foss president, Fira 0. Foss president, J. I. Foss secretary treasurer. Stockholders: Luther J. Foss, S. B. Foss, Calvin Foss, C. A. Boyd. Headquarters to be established in Orden.
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Washiogton Hespite Reality Company
Washington Avenue
Washington Heighty
Probate court disposes of estates in Harris court
Probate matters heard in Judge Harris’s court include grants of real estate for Torin Grandin and sale of real estate for Lorenzo Farr. Estate of Gustave Adolph Wansen receives family allowance. James St Ferrin and Join Reeve estates have accounting, distribution, and discharge of executors. Bonds fixed at 1600, 500, and 300.
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Harris
Gustave Adolph Wansen
James St. Ferrin
Join Reeve
Jack Reeve
Neato
Laasuineny Prmeenee
Witham P. Chambers
Lorenzo Farr
Addi. Mena
Ella Katloa
Market Wrap Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Activity
Chicago grain moved higher with steady to higher wheat quotes and light trading thinned by a slight rebound after opening. Hog prices strengthened in Chicago with supplies tight, while Omaha cattle and hogs showed higher bids and mixed runs as buyers varied. Sugar and metal quotes fluctuated with several issuers and securities noted in mixed trading across exchanges. The column mentions several stocks and regional prices, closing with a note on a submarine mystery tale and a lyceum program.
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Chicago
Cantinale score sparks Cubs comeback over St Louis
St Louis Cantinale returned from a long road trip and was defeated by Jon Tinker’s Cubs 2 to 2. Zederas hit a pivotal home run in the game, while shaky defense produced a 3-2 final.
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Zeader
St. Louiss Cantinale
Jon Tinker
Cubs
Zederas Nival
Brore
Viplage
Chiereo
St Louis
Club Members Take Charge At East Lake Evening
Daily instructions to the club members indicate immediate leadership changes. Members show strong interest in the sport and many games are played. Yesterday C A Day entertained F K Surphy G A Breetor E Mendall and A Green of the East Lake Country Club at dinner.
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Club
C. A. Day
F. K. Surphy
G. A. Breetor
E Mendall
A. Green
East Lake Country Club
Baseball Games Tomorrow in Northern Utah League
Tomorrow afternoon at Brigham City the Utemaden and Brigham City teams of the Northern Utah baseball league meet. Brighamites expect revenge after a previous defeat. Garland field hosts the game with Garland’s manager R H Francis boosting the lineup, aiming to lead the league in a hard battle.
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Brigham City
Utemade
Utah
Brighamites
Utemaden
Hinghem City
C. Watkin Carmpton
Garland Feld
Igarland
Utah Power & Tigbt
R. H. Francis
Garland
Han
Vanaiver Rutterfield
Weenter
Myera
Thempee
Newell
I Greene
Alearon
Evans
Gardoer
World Markets Show Irregular Tone On Renewed Treasure Demand
New York reports a mixed early trading session marked by renewed interest in treasure and high priced specialties. Mexican Petroleum advanced rapidly, Industrial Alcobat weakened, while Marlers and major issues like Union Pacific and United States Steel fluctuated with small gains and losses. Government four percent debenure bonds traded at 27 1 3, down from February.
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New York
Marlers
Union
Waclife
United States Steel
Stock Exchange Today
Jaat Prostone Eale
Utah Stocks Summary of Local Market June 20 1916
Morning trading in focal mining stocks showed light activity with several gains. Blossom rose to 1.70, New Quincy to 33.5 cents, Prince Con to 1.35, and Tioth Standard to 11 cents as Belle and Silver Shield también firmed. Quotations supplied via J A Hogle & Co private wire.
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New Quincy
Belle and Silver Shield
J. A. Hogle & Co
Drukere
Washington, Bales
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Alhambra
Ann Pennington
BUSIE
Chaplin
Burton Holmes
Susie Snowflake
Cohen
Hans Tauscher
von Papen
von der Goltz
Ogtrigt
F. Grandin
Torin Grandin
Chicago Grain
Omaha
Nebr
Tesax
Alta
Crown Point
Colorado Mineral
Daly
Emma Copper
Grand Central
Michigan-Utah
New Quircy
Opohorgo
Paloma
Loougre
Biouz Con
Buver Hbleld
Bouth Hetla Es Belle
Joop 1S Hee
Open Board
Alta Con
Breda
Thay
Prince Con
Silver Shield
Booth
Commercial National
Fingham City
Security
Alete
Balt Lake Security and Trust
Aked
Con
Waron
Con Life Inn
Ever Fresh Food Co
Guardian C. & G. Co
ML J
Grant & Co
Hotel Atch Op. Co
Intend Crystal Ball
Intermountain Life
Layton Sugar
Mountain States Telephone
Utah Power & Light
Lion Coal
Thatcher Hiros
Logan
Utah State National
Utah Savings & Trust
Walker Dros
Wee Savings Bank & Trust
Tiames
Darla County
Fliat National
Layton
Lyceum i
Poston
Magee
Tirookiya
Bostol
Golf Club
Coronado Fipach
Hong
Oden Golf and County Club
Palm Beach
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