Funeral Tomorrow for Mrs Caroline Stewart Brown
One of Utah's oldest pioneers Mrs Caroline Stewart Brown died Sunday afternoon at her daughter's home. Born August 28 1832 in Cumberland County North Carolina she joined the Latter day Saints in 1842 and later helped settlers reach Utah. Survived by several children and many grandchildren, funeral services are set for 2 o'clock Wednesday at the meeting home with interment at Ogden City Cemetery.
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Utah
Caroline Stewart Brown
Samuel Walker
Wershington
Mra
Brown
Cumberland County
N. C
Taleigh
Dauch O
Willan
Delphia Stewart
Nauvoo
Toey
Old Fort On
City Creck
Salt Lake
Brownville
Harriaville
Brothera
Diah
Jesse
Aceond
James Brown
California
Ielsinture
Grand Jury
Mormon Church
Relef Fencary
Jease
Franklin Brown
Willian J. Brown
Colorado
Demes Moroni
Randolph Stewart Brawn
Mievenul
NeverRip Quintet Triumphs Over Huntsville in Finale
NeverRip quintet crushed Huntsville 54 to 5 in a sensational finish to the season. The team finished 15 of 16 games, only losing to Standard in the Ogden Commercial league, then beating Standard in city league play. Lineup included Scowerby Thinleyile Wright and others with Wilkenson, Couch, Wigging, Mio, Peterson, Diukgon among the listed players.
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NeverRip
Tic Ryoweres
NeverRips
Standart Aointet
Scowerby Thinleyile
Wright Sehada
R. Wilkenson
Couch
Mio Tih
Peterson VE
Diukgon
Political fight over Wood campaign funds amid rumors
Washington March 23 acting on reports large sums have been contributed to Major General Leonard Wood's presidential fund Senator Borah and Wood backers deny any improper use. Chicago and other cities report denials while Wood supporters insist the campaign is funded within state and national laws and aimed at presenting his record and character to the voters.
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Washington
Leonard Wodd
Doral
Republican
Tala
Annenia
Woods
Sengior Barat
Neney
South Dakota
Viekum
Gene Jeral Wood
Hin
Fuvarn
Woon
Chigagq
Leonard Word
Wailinor Provar
Chatewan
Tor Wood Nation
Borah
Lectary
Generk
Weed
Ihr People
Wead
Ian
Tawr
Sioux Valles
SB. D
Republican Party
Europe
Milex Weindexter
Potn- Gegtor Ia
Ite
Harmo
Afflicted Soldiers on Way to Hospital
Twelve soldiers afflicted with tuberculosis were en route to a hospital in Ogden. Phamon had served by the Prettie and was moved to the Lutlernain hospital at gon Pranpisce. Serguunt Reed of the Blek soldiers faced uncertain return while others trailed behind the train, with one man far from home awaiting news.
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Ogdon
Axaion
North
Chralna
Doctrine Debate Warns of Monroe Doctrine Loss
A Senate figure warns that a cardinal policy has eroded. He cites fear that the Monroe Doctrine has been abandoned through the fiction surrounding President Wilson and his administration, signaling a shift in domestic and foreign policy stance.
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Senate Poundles
Trendent Wilson
Youth Arrested on Bad Check Charges
Naywood Baker from Livingston California was arrested by Sheriff Herbert C Peterson and Deputy George Allen yesterday. He is confined in county jail awaiting trial for passing several bad checks including 43 dollars at Golden Juice, 41 dollars at National Quiftlag Co. and 40.50 at Duchmiller-a plan. Nat Kan-Ja reported the arrest.
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Naywood Baker
Livingston
California
Herbert C. Peterson
George Allen
Yeo
Golden Juike
National Quifittlag Co
Duchmiller
Nat Kan
Former Ogden Man Appointed Associate Forester in D C
E A Sherman once head of the district forestry office in Ogden has been named associate forester in the Requice with headquarters in Washington D C He will replace the resigned Fr Potter and begin the new role on April 18 according to a telegram to L F Kretop district forester.
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Washington Ave
Denver
E. A. Sherman
Requice
Washington, D.C
L. F. Kretop
District Forester
Sherman
Fr Potter
Kneipp
Sheriman
Actiis
Municipal Drug Clinic Daily in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a clash at the municipal drug clinic centers on addicts seeking narcotics. A doctor recounts confrontations as patients demand drugs, sparking tension and warnings about the dangers of addiction.
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Municipal Drug Clinic Daily
Los Angeles
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE AND MISC ITEMS LISTED
Auction ad style notice lists items including a thirty year hotel for sale location Forty second Street and price around 5330 cash. Also mentions farm clean to order with farming implements brick house independent water meter and a furnished agent listing with spots and light. Contact number 5015 and address Twenty Ninth Street for inquiries.
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Strat Acornenss
Ipiy Acea
Orden
Tully
Loonie
Madienil
Wall of irrigation ditch caves. man killed near farm
A twelve foot irrigation ditch wall collapsed at T. A. Smith’s Sun Valley farm, burying Stephen Jessop who died. Elmer Hedburg, also present, was bruised but escaped. Jessop, born September 23, 1885, was a Utah Light & Power employee of 15 years, survived by his widow and family, with funeral arrangements handled by Lindquist Undertaking.
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Ian
T. A. Smith
Stephen Jessop
Geren
Elmer Hedburgy
Tesu
Uedburg
Mr. Jessop
Preton
Edward
Mary Jessop
Utah Light & Power Company
Raby Barnsley Jessop
Twho
Adaughter
A Diwilorna
Sitera
W. E. Roberts
Ogden
Blis
Straitor
Oregon
Fuwaul J. Jessop, Jr
Mayton
Utah
C. Burdick
Long Yearh
California
Willard Jessop
Lindquist
Wilson Irrigation Project Under Way at $30,000 Aqueduct
Information from Wilson Tane Fa indicates work on the Wilson Irrigation company's $30,000 aqueduct is progressing. YT Birne leads the crew with forms set for about 100 feet of advance and cement pouring planned soon. Completion is anticipated by April 19, and stockholders are invited to inspect the site.
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Wilson Tane Fa
Wilson Irrigation Company
Gery to Investigate Land Swap Named in Plan
T Dery assistant district solicitor will tour She Wasateh Fishlake Mant Fillmore Powell to investigate a land swap proposed between Wil state and the federal government. He aims to adjust the protracted treaty issues and trilateral adjustments during the trip.
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Gery
Wil
T. Dery
Assiscant
Soreetar
She
Wasateh
Fishlake
Mant
Fillmore
Powell Invesis
Big Flock of Wild Ducks Sighted Over Ogden
A large flock of wild ducks was sighted this morning near Ogden. The birds rode at about 500 feet and appeared to be headed south in what observers call a migration. Reports note considerable movement of waterfowl as the annual migration enters its peak.
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Ogden
Carneat
Examination of Admiral Sims Before Senate Panel
March 23 report on Rear Admiral Sims' cross examination before the Senate committee probing naval conduct in World War I. He said the convoy system marked the turning point, ships could have sailed earlier, potentially saving 2.5 million tons of shipping and boosting forces in France. Senators Peniin and Trammell pressed him on alleged Navy Department cooperation failures and possible Army transport delays.
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Admiral Sims
Senate Committee
Pip Nein
Nevada
Trammell
Flovida
United States
Umy
France
Pituasa
Navy ‘Department
Pershing
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