Three Attractions at Alhambra Tomorrow in Open Run
The Alhambra opens a rare anniversary week with three attractions tomorrow. A program features a birds-eye act, a comedy mix up with Sheriff Neuix, and soprano Miss Jean LaCrosse in Up to The Minute Selections, plus a playbill of local names. The Hudson Avenue venue promises a busy, starry lineup.
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Jean Lacrosse
Alhambra
Dorothy Dalton
Art Cratin
Hen Turpen
Polly Moran
Sheriff Neuix
Hudson Avenue Playhouse
Scientific Testimonies for Immortality of the Soul
A pre Easter sermon series at the Presbyterian church will explore new angles on the immortality of the soul. The Sunday night program includes discussion of evolution’s argument for immortality, with Mise Ida Anderson performing violin selections during the service.
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Presbyterian Church
Mise Ida Anderson
Indian War Claims Approved for Veterans and Widows
State board approves 99 Indian War veterans and widows for participation in a 25,000 appropriation. State Auditor Kirke issues warrants for 19 dollars each to Annie Young McGregor and Margaret U.A.
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State Board of Exarters
Joseph Kirke
Annie Young McGregor
Margaret Ua
Damage suit settled for six hundred six dollars
The administrator of Panagotis C. Zarkadakis’s estate settled with Oregon Short Line railroad for 606 in full damages over Zarkadakis’s death after he drowned March 21, 1916, when pushed from a Glasgow bridge. The administrator had sought 4000 dollars. The incident occurred as he helped push brush from the bridge. The second item notes Nevada Austin Mines at New Pass reported steady production under Rank Margrave with gold bullion shipments beginning, including a first shipment of 5000 dollars.
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Oaks
Boyes Springs
Cal
March
Pho Pun
del Howard
Middleton
Smale
Miller
Kremer
Prough
Krause
Aspirgata
Gus J. Cutrubas
Panagotis C. Zarkadakis
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Gutrubas
Zarkadakis
Cutrubus
Arkadalis
Ogden River
Glasgow
Nevada
Austin
Margrave
New Pass
Audetin Reveille
Kaiser’s Partisan 45 Ordered Interned Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City Ernest Walter Plotch an enemy alien faced internment after arrest on a providential warrant. He was taken from a West Second South street coffee house where he worked as a cook to federal agents and later to the county jail awaiting a Washington warrant for reinternment. He openly supported the Kaiser and has German army relatives, signaling expected confinement in Fort Douglas war prison.
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Kaiser
Salt Lake
United States
Ernest
Walter Plotch
Fort Douglas
South Street
Coffre
Unique weapon against U boat used coal shovel to smash periscope
London dispatch recounts a British trawler captain in the North Sea fending off a German U boat with a coal shovel. As a periscope breached the surface, the skipper swung from the bulwarks and shattered the periscope, forcing the submarine to dive and escape.
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London
Weather forecast for coming week Washington
Weather predictions issued by the weather bureau describe a mixed outlook for the week starting Monday. The Mississippi and Missouri valleys expect rain or snow with strong cold snaps early, then fair and cooler later. Northern Rocky Mountains show snow and a drop in temps, followed by generally fair conditions. Southern Rockies and plateaus will see fair skies with warmer early days, while the Pacific states anticipate generally fair weather with occasional rain in the north and no major temperature changes.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Tipper Mississippi
Afissouri
Pacific States
Von Meyer in Boston Facing Critical Illness
March 3 report from Boston states George von L. Meyer former secretary of the navy is gravely ill with a liver tumor at his home. Doctors say his condition is very low and a few hours may determine the outcome.
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Boston
George von L. Meyer
the Navy
Cheating the Public Coming to the Qgd en
Mary Garvin, sole support of her widowed mother and three small sisters, labors in John Dowling's Millvale factory. Dowling, powerful and ruthless, uses child labor and exploits war conditions to raise prices and lower wages. Bull Thompson, the enforcer, fires Mary after she defends a crippled child. Mary returns home to find her mother dead from starvation. Workers protest. a strike ensues. Dowling mocks them as they starve. They storm the mansion. Dowling is killed amid betrayal and fear. Mary is convicted and faces the electric chair as Thompson confesses to the crime.
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Mary Garvin
Millvale
John Dowling
Dowling
Dewling
Bull
Thompson
Fae
Mary
Towling
Ernests Bamberge Named Head of Chemical Section
A March telegram confirms Ernest Bamberger's appointment as head of the chemical section of a foreign materials division. He previously signed a chairman’s draft board role at the state capitol and left his post at Ontario Silver Mining Company, a wartime firm. The new duties cover purchase and production of yar chemicals and raw materials, plus erection of plants nationwide.
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Salt Lake
Mareh
Ernest Bamberger
Bamberger
State Capitol
Ontario
Ordnance Department
Basker
Persnel
Rameer
Ooentry
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Burke
Billie Burke
Lincoln Pictures
Beban
Andrew N. Glren
Peter F. Hoyack
George M. Bartholomew
Peher Peaerson
John Denkis
William A. Smith
William Hyde
James 5. Snow
Sanford Fuller
Samuel Marenport
William Benen
Myron Edgar Crandall
James Vincent
Marcil F. Willis
Thomas L. Beech
Joan Brown
Thomas Wilde
David Rees
Hyrum Bale
Willam L. Young
Toho FP
Ban
Orpheum
Dainty Star
Carmel Myers
Christy
von Meyer
Ogden Theatre
Naulahka
Harold Lloyd
Rion
Gladys Brockwell
Finn
Clagattied
Ada
Ernest Bambberge
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