Orpheum and Pantages Offer Veiled Vaudeville Show
Vaudeville bills at Ogden Orpheum and Pantages open with The World While Revue headlining acts. A yellow canary bird titled The Golden Bird performs with violin and singing, The Dixie Four deliver lively chorus numbers, and Delton, Mareen, and Delton present an aerobatic comedy. Inzz Mack and Amie Im add novelty, while audience applause highlights the varied acts and performances.
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Theen
Quon Downing
Wong
Ogden
Mas
Paul
Dixie Four
Ida
Delton
Mareen
Pbeltan
Angel
Barbers Aul Open Friday and Saturday Hours
Barbers Aul barber shops will reopen on Friday and Saturday at their usual hours.
Great Raid by Chicago Police
Chicago police report a sweeping crackdown with 500 in custody and many known criminals locked up. Chief Garrity claims Chicago is now practically free of bandits and burglars after a three week campaign targeting vagrants and known thieves.
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Chicago
Wight
Garrity
Pioneer George W Larkin and the Utah Central rail line
George W Larkin a railroad pioneer who helped survey the Union Pacific right of way in 1854 and served as mail carrier then baggageman and conductor. He rode the first locomotive to Brigham City aboard the Oregon Short Line concept and aided bridge construction between Ogden and Farmington, Utah.
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George W. Larkin
Samuel P. Reed
Union Pacific Railroad
St. Larkin
Sen Quitchen
Indlaps
Lawkin
Ceneral Pacific
Bootherry Pacific
Bagzages
Man
Boy Bandit Is Ordered to the Industrial School
A youthful offender described as bright and locally known for past juvenile court appearances was sent to the Industrial School after a series of crimes. He lured a younger child to rob them of $1.95, then fled, later found living in a hotel with other factory-working boys in Oxford. Police found a revolver and shells on his person. he confessed to the incident and was remanded by Judge Dan Yvan Sulsy.
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Small
Fa Enile
Wes
Sehan
Ghaner
Amad
Oxden
Hil Tia
Hart
Dan Yvan
Sulsy
TENTS PITCHED FOR EVICTED FAMILIES IN BROOKLYN
New York May 9. The slayers committee on profiteering pitched army tents on seven sites in the Brownsville section of Brooklyn to provide shelter for GI families facing eviction. Scores of evictions were reported citywide with furniture piled on sidewalks. Several cases of alleged landlord assaults by tenants were noted as authorities acted to stabilize the chaotic housing situation.
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New York
Brownsville
BrookIsl
New York City
Industrial Board May Resign Over Steel Controversy
Washington May 9 The head of the Department of Commerce Industrial Board signaled in official circles today a possible resignation over a steel controversy tied to the railroad administration's recent arrangements. The board faced questions about its influence to set agreed prices for public use amid a fleet procurement by the county's largest purchasing agency on a competitive basis.
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Marchfield
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Cal
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Angeles Nalional Forest
Baloon
Army Balloon School
Arcadia
Transport Sofia Brings 1209 Men of U S Third Army
Sofia arrived today with 1209 veterans of the American Third Army. The unit includes 326th bakery company, 408th telegraph and medical sections, 465th engineer pontoon train, 1615 Tel hospital, and 162nd and 103rd field hospitals and units.
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New York
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Czech Forces Gain Footing Near Nagyszecseny and Budapest
A Budapest message reports Czech forces gaining footing near Nagyszecseny, with fluctuating fighting as they advance toward the area north of Budapest. Romanian troops are described as retreating farther east, while the Hungarian army remains on alert amid the broader engagement near the Danube region.
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Nagyszecseny
Annouzress
Agata
Budapest
Harry C. Bales Acquitted in Small Theft Case
Harry C. Bales, a police officer, was acquitted of a charge stemming from an alleged theft of five dollars and fifty cents. The May incident was the focus of the court proceeding, with evidence deemed insufficient for conviction.
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Gre
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Hemary
Nate Lewis Announces World's Title Match in London
Nate Lewin of Chicago, manager for Pat Moore, announced terms for a world title match between Moore and Jimmy Wide in London on or about July 4. Moore is guaranteed about $15.99 for the bout.
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London
Louisville
Nate Lewin
Chicago
Pat Moore
Moore
Jimmy
Not Guilty in Civil Service Case Restores Pay and Duty
A municipal Civil Service board cleared the accused of stealing 160 from a bottle meant for French and Belgian orphans. The individual was reinstated to county service with full pay dating from discharge, per the readable fragment.
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Caunty
Ina Imo
Ws Uischarge
Senator Jones Frames Merchant Ship Measure
Senator Jones of Washington announces a measure to extend government built merchant ships during the war, excluding those essential for government departments. He will chair the senate committee and aims to provide transitional shipping capacity until normal conditions return, seeking data to guide policy.
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Washington
Senate
Sammerea Committee
Congress
Dean Russell Tells of Reeds of All People in Russia
May 8 in Kansas City Dean Russell, dean of the College of Education at the University of Iowa, described Russia’s need to learn what is required for salvation. He said those in touch with the people are honest, intelligent and earnest in seeking education, sharing observations from a government mission surveying Russia’s educational needs.
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Nsas City
Russa
Russia
William Pletch' Rer Thussell
College of Education
University of Iowa
Russell
Night Session Promotes Elite Exchange of Russian Youth
During a night session of the national congress of mothers and parent teachers associations a proposal garners support to bring twenty of Siberia’s most promising students to America each year. The plan would fund two or three educational experts to travel with them and expose them to both American strengths and weaknesses. Estimated annual cost about $80,000.
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National Congress of Mothers and Parent Teacher Associations
Siberia
America
Dean Russell
Peace Commission Plan Changes No War Policy Shift
Washington in May reports progress by peace commissioners in Paris has not altered the war department stance. Officials say a temporary army of 520,000 officers and men remains the policy. The department plans to push a nearly identical bill at the extra session opening May 19.
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Paris
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