Burial of Hilda Larson at Third Ward Meeting House
The burial of 12 year old Wilda Larson took place yesterday at the Third Ward meeting house, with Peter Anderson presiding. The service remembered deceased CLBL Peterson, F. Midgeton, Cael Crickeon and Petus Anderson. A large crowd attended with floral offerings and musical numbers. Interment was at the city cemetery. A. McCarthy left from local duties to accept a new post in the store department under A B Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilda MM
Larsen
Wen Durled Gratrnlay
Third Ward
Hrnicre
Peter Anderson
Utahns Go to Spring Valley for Mining Industry Excursion
A Utah delegation from Ogden, Salt Lake City, and beyond plans an excursion to Spring Valley Wyoming to inspect the Pittabeare-Sue dake Ol company site and its refining operations. Executives and prominent locals, including O. Whitney and J. Clark, promised strong support and travel arrangements. The trip aims to gauge future industrial impact and regional development, with special cars and a large turnout anticipated.
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Bualrex and
Ogten
Salt Lake City
Vrove Wii
Forme Villey
Wyoming
A Wella
Pittebare- Sue Dake
Ajiman
Wyening
Air Company
Wil Ao
India
O. K. Lewis
Eiterell
Porter
A. ¥. Taylor
All Company
Thle
Efiier
Theatre Review of Sea Fatty Jest Opened by Mrs Leslie Carter
A strong literary stage work and an atmospheric performance by Mrs. Leslie Carter highlight this review of Sea Fatty Jest. The writer lauds Carter as a finished polish of the stage, noting her realism and emotional impact on a discerning audience, with praise for her co-star and the production’s overall staging.
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Leslie
Carter Alstiet
Buman
Mra. Carter
Gradermees Ff & Nation
Hart Ork
Grondeur
Bethrogh
Webesa
Western play wins acclaim with witty, frank humor
A Western play wins broad praise for its sharp, honest portrayal and lively humor. Strong character drawing and a cohesive plot carry a brisk, entertainment filled run through every scene, distinguishing it from melodrama and delivering a notable stage experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plas
Impressive Funeral Services For Frnak Blame Gem
Funeral services were held yesterday at the Episcopal church for Frank Blame Gem of the Southern Pacific. A large turnout of relatives and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members attended. Rev Alfred Wroem read scripture, Dr Willan E Mabon delivered a eulogy. The Brotherhood attended in full and pallbearers were chosen from members. At Mountain View cemetery the burial service was conducted with many floral tributes including a dragon wheel from the Brotherhood.
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Southern Pacific
Frovo
Alfred Wroem
Willan E. Mabon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Boly
Iss Yniar
Mountain View
Fifth Hoof Held At Armory Drill Meet
The fifth hoof drill at the Armory on Twenty fourth Street recorded top scores. Sgt E J Tawelt posted 22.1, Lt G B Corten 21.8, Corporal R A Wi Tong 21.8, Pvt Sandy Mietop 21.3. High averages included Wuifong 44 and Basnett 475 Hyslop 5. The next and final shoot is set for May 17.
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Twipty-fourth Street
Reant E. J. Tawelt
G. &. Corten
RA. Wi Tong
Prittte Sandy Mietop
Wuifong
Basnett
Valuable ore stolen from Mohawk mine in Galdwelt case
Fifteen sacks of high grade ore valued about 3229,000 were found in a cellar near Wer WVte by Deputy Marshal C. As Gare. A search warrant was issued to search the Wises premises. The ore was seized and placed in the vault of the State Bank and Trust company. Authorities pursue leads on the missing material and its origin.
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Tarnpah
Nev
Galdwelt
Wer
United Atte
Marshal C
Gare
Tom Goldfeld
Searth
Wises
Judes Hrieset
State Bank and Trust Company
King 1s and Poor Rider in a Daring Race Lead
In a crowded field titled by a daring dash, the horse King 1s and the rival Poor Rider led early, with the favorite Mitr 1t- Daring aahary Daltie close behind as the race unfolded.
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Tresien
Mitr
Ahary Daltie
Ani
King of Saxony narrowly escapes attack by Uhlan regiment
Yesterday the King of Saxony was hurled from his horse as Uhlan riders attacked. He was found stunned and thrown free, but attendants reported he recovered and resumed participating in maneuvers.
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Saxony
Contractors Angered by Union Carpenters Denver Strike
Seventy two general contractors, angered by the millmen strike, quit work and plan to hire non skilled labor starting next week. The move threatens Denver with an open conflict in the building trades and could widen the labor dispute as inspectors seek evidence against the mill owners for timber law violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Trades Assembly
Av-Fation Mill Trust of
Free pardon granted in Dreyfus case for George Edahl
London reports a free pardon for George Edahl, a young Pembingham lawyer wrongly convicted four years ago of mutilating networked horses and carts. Investigations led by Henry Labouchere and Sir Conan Boyle revealed Edahl's innocence and police errors. Sir Conan Doyle, after his own inquiry, supported the exoneration and criticized the capital's system.
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London
George Edahl
Wdo
Foxe
Henry Labouchere
Conan Boyle
Edali
Honest Policyholders Committee Dishonesty Alleged in May 1040
In New York on May 1040, a key figure from the International Policyholders’ committee testified in a police court about instructions to alter defective ballots related to the New York Life Insurance directors election. He testified that the committee head did not forward administration ballots and joked about sending them to him with chloroform.
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International Policyholders’ Committee
New York
Cartington
International Polleyholders
George R. Serceham
New York Life Insurance Company
Scrughim
New York Life Tellerator
Carrington Testimony on Ballot Handling and Recount Plan
Carrington testified he was urged to copy handwriting for a poll book and to avoid printing in a vote manipulation scheme. He described instructions from Scraghaty to challenge all administrative ballots and to set committees to push a recount. Paris officials debated a preferred auto recount plan favoring French machines only.
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Pier Holiers Committee
Scraghaty
Batic
Paris
Pervent Antutrines
Murl
Pal Gousel
Femi
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England
France
Aluro
Royal
Hilda Larson
Atterretn
A. McCarthy
Dar. Foun
A.B. Porter
W.C. Price
Pri Ue
D. B. Talks
Pave
Merchants’ Protective Association
Salt Lake Coy
Utah
Francie G. Lube
General Mor
Spring Valley
Patriurs Salt Lake Git Company
Whitney
D. C. Jackling
J, P. Clark
Byron Cros
B.A. Whitnes
WB. Mccormick
Moi Walker
He Tor
Mf Wells
Poel McGurrin
FA. Tiruhl
Wot
Stapler
J. A. Terres
A. Walker
Transfont
Gar
Wm. Mclatyer
T. G Webber
Col
E AL Wall C
Q. Harris
J. D. “Woods
Jos
W. Tayloe
Geo
E. Merrill
W. J. McGinnis
Orden
Willard Browerift
P Slzelow
OM Glen
Tat Lanse
Provo
Jens Nnieht Provo
Senstuy Weed Sount
Wo. D, Suttom
Park Chip
Dan
Mrs. Leslie-Carter
Arama
Ogden Knitting Co
Jess Chan Cort
Anthes Gaementa
Watson-Tanner Clothing Co
Twenty-fourth Street
Frank Loare
Union Carpenters of
Dreyfus
Conan Doyle
Fave Almiilar
Pennsylvania
Watson-Flygare Hdw, Co
Sugth
Uslag
Carrington
Seraghatt
Polleybolters
Fira
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