Status of detention school and juvenile court needs
Judge Volney V. Gunnell urges county leaders to fund jail facilities and Juvenile Court support, favoring cuts in other county expenses. He notes completing the girls building at the Industrial School will aid decisions on bad small boys and protect the judge from embarrassment. An ad for Dr Thomas' Eclectric Oil appears at the end.
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Board of Commissioners
Wilson
Volney v. Gunnell
Judge Juvenile Court
Ogden
Thoms
Dr. Thomas
Minister Believes in Muscular Christianity
Philadelphia March 19 Muscular Christianity finds an earnest disciple in Rev L W Munhall DD a 64 year old Methodist evangelist from Germantown He issues a challenge to drinkers to meet him in ten athletic contests to prove abstinence gives greater physical strength He cites a postal card from the State Liquor Dealers association depicting a muscular arm and the slogan We stand for strength and vigor against prohibition The proposed events include jumping throwing lifting and endurance tests to be held in July or August with distances and weights specified for each event
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Philadelphia
L. W. Munhall
Germantown
Munhall
State
Liquor Dealers’ Association
Siede&e
Dr. Munhall
San Francisco to require horse tags under new ordinance
In San Francisco, horses used on streets may have to wear tags like dogs if the board approves an ordinance from the tax collector. Tags must be displayed on the left side of the head and missing tags can lead to removal from the vehicle and confinement in the pound. The annual license fee is one dollar.
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San Francisco
San Francieco
Cal
Board of Supervisors
Fire Chief McCarthy Dies Moments After Resignation
William M. McCarthy, 62, battalion chief in the New York fire department and 36-year veteran, collapsed fatally with his resignation in hand after waiting for a superior officer as a fire alarm sounded. He earned bravery medals and is survived by a widow and six children.
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New York
William M. McCarthy
McCarthy
More Earthquake Shocks in Reggio Reported
Reports from Reggio describe a violent Wednesday shock that spread over a wide area. Many relief structures collapsed and people were panicked as fires broke out in Reggio and several villages, increasing the destruction.
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Reggio
Rome
Regrio
Match Arranged for Johnson and Kotchell in New York Fight
Friends of heavyweight champion Jack Johnson and Straley Kotchell agreed on a ten round bout in New York. The $60,000 wager was to be contested within the next twelve weeks.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Straley Kotchell
Tariff debate flags elimination of party lines
Washington March 18 news reports party lines will be dropped in considering the Payne tariff bill after Representative Broussard of Louisiana withdrew from a minority meeting. The minority plan drafts a sharply critical report on the wool schedule, while debate is expected to be brief under a five minute rule unless a gag is adopted. The article notes support for some provisions among Democrats and anticipated amendments, with fights over sugar, tobacco from the Philippines, rice, lumber, and tea and other duties.
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Washington
Broussard
Louisiana
Ways and Means Committees
Glark
Champ Clark
Philippines
United States
France
Great Britain
Will and Means
Secretary MaacVeagh Praises Tariff Bill Features
Secretary of the Treasury MaacVeagh expressed satisfaction with the general features of the tariff bill. He reserved opinion on the rates adopted by the Ways and Means Committee and noted no pleasure in detailing the committee's approach.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
MaacVeagh
Color photography demonstrated in Salt Lake at Orpheum theater
Denver researchers Stanley McGinnis and George G Cliftan showcased color photography in Salt Lake City. The demo impressed University of Utah scientists as a breakthrough, using sensitized grains in three colors to produce vivid color images on screen, though no paper transfer process exists yet.
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Utah
Stanley McGinnis
George G. Cliftan
Denver
Salt Lake
Jsitors
Mr Young
Mr. Young
Frank J Hewlett to Visit Orient on Business Trip
In Salt Lake City a March 1 social in the Third ward honored Frank J Hewlett who leaves Sunday for Japan, China, and India. He plans a several months trip, visiting Mormon missionaries and the Lowely kingdom. Hewlett has led the M L A as president for two years and will be joined by his wife Mrs Hewlett.
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Salt Lake
M. L A
Hewlett
Tim
William £. Pugh
Havlett
Mrs. Hewlett
Osteopaths Elect Officers in Salt Lake Meeting
The Utah State Osteopathic Association elected officers for the coming year at a March session in Drs. Mary Gamble and Grace Stratton's offices. President was D. Harry Pillip. vice president Edward B. Keeler. secretary Mary Gamble. treasurer Allee E. H. McDowell. Trustees are James Woodmanssee Grace Stratton and G A Gamble.
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Salt Lake
Utah State Osteopathic Association
Mary Gamble
Grace Stratton
D. Harry Pillip
Edward Bb. Keeler
Trea Urer
Allee E H. McDowell
James Woodmanssee
G A. Gamble
Nicaragua vows to fight US intervention to last ditch
President Zelaya warned in Mexico City that Nicaragua would resist any American landing with a fight to the last ditch. Central American war preparations rise as Zelaya learns of a Honduras plot with Cabrera of Guatemala and Flagueroa of El Salvador to isolate Nicaragua, with 6,000 troops on the Honduras border aimed at pressuring Davila back to alliance.
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Mexico City
United States
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Central America
Zelaya Ia
Davila
Honduras
Cabrera
Guatemala
Flagueroa
Salvador
Masonrg
Duavila
Insurgents Surrender in Santa Clara Province
In Santa Clara province, insurgent leader Sergeant Cor tes and his entire band surrendered to civil authorities in Remedios at night, ending a local insurrection near Havana.
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Havana
Cortes
Remedios
Santa Clara Province
Drivers of Cars Plan City Chauffeur Organization
Salt Lake City March 19 1945 Chauffeurs residents gathered at the Salt Lake Automobile Club to form an organization aimed at control over chauffeurs mechanics and related labor and to protect car owners from incompetent drivers A constitution and bylaws committee was named with G P Dickerman as chair and officers to be elected next Wednesday evening for a launch of the new group
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Salt Lake
G. P. Dickerman
Herbert Wall
Bert Miller
Bert Angel
St Mary's Cathedral Dedication Delayed to August
Salt Lake March 19. Dedication of St Marys Cathedral postponed from June 6 1909 to August 15 1909. Cardinal Gibbons Archbishops Ryan Treland Glennon will attend, hosted by R C Keren of St Louis. Party includes Senator Thomas Kearns and Bishop Lan, traveling from Baltimore aboard a private car to Salt Lake then Yellowstone trip.
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Salt Lake
Lawrence Seasilan
St. Mary’s
Thomas Kearns
Taft
James Glibbens
Scanlan
Arizona
Cardinal Gibbons
Patrick Ryan
Philadelphia
John Treland
St. Paul
Archibishop
Michael Glennon
St. Louis
Wade
Slasher Arrested at Grand Central After Woman’s Dress Cut
A youth named A. N. Parker was arrested at Grand Central station on a charge of slashing a woman's garments. Special Policeman Whiteside detained him after a scream and passengers identified him. Bail was posted and Parker claimed in West End Avenue address, with a plate of drawing rods and small parts found on him.
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New York
Grand Central
Ute
Whiteside
A. N. Parker
West End
Avemic
Parker
Man Not Cutting Dresses But Tearing Fabric to Scare Women
The man did not cut dresses but tore a piece of fabric to frighten women, claiming to imitate a slasher after reading about the trend and deciding to perpetrate a joke.
Jane Addams Slams American Women's Slow Progress
Jane Addams asserts American women are the slowest among English speaking women in gaining rights and responsibilities. She compares Britain and its colonies, Italy, Russia, and the United States on suffrage and public welfare while urging action from men and women alike.
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Chicago
Jane Addams
England
Italy
United States
Russia
Lawler Offered Assistant Attorney Generalship
Oscar Lawler United States district attorney for the Southern District of California has been offered the position of assistant attorney general in Washington. The offer reached Washington last night and Lawler has not indicated whether he will accept. He was appointed by President Roosevelt and the term expires next December.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Oscar Lawiler
United States
Southern District of California
Washington
Lawler
Roosevelt
Senator Smoot Added to Finance Committee
Washington March 19 The Senate Committee on Finance will hold sessions daily beginning today A variety of expert work will be necessary for a consideration of the measure and the impending budget issues involving the committee members
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Smoot
Washington
Senate Committee On Onance
Tariff Schedule Debates and Senate Committee Plans
The article discusses interval provisions of the lowse bill affecting exports, four Republican committee members as hold-overs—Seaton Aldrich Harrows Ponrone and Halp—preparing to steer meetings until the senate adopts the committee report. Vacancies to be filled by Lodge Flint Smoot and Cullom. GOP members to meet next Monday.
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Republic Te Rm
Seaton
Explosion in Brass Foundry Burns Three Men
Three workers were seriously burned when hundreds of pounds of molten brass exploded in a foundry on Wentworth Street in New York. One man sustained facial burns severe enough to threaten sight in both eyes. The blast was linked to a foreign substance in the hot metal.
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New York
Went
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