Double Murder Disclosed After Seven Years Sparks Divorce
In Judge Pratt's court Louise Hearse testified prior to a divorce from Alma B. Heese on desertion. She said Heese, who vanished seven years earlier, was suspected of a double murder of his wife and baby whose bodies were found a year ago. Heese allegedly hid the victims after killing them and later remarried.
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Pratt
Louise
Alma B. Heese
Eine
Jose
Nebranka
Messe
Nebraska
Pines
Ten per cent of one month's salary drive underway in Ogden
A committee report shows the Red Cross drive reaching about 30 percent of its district goal on the first day. About 225 subscriptions were reported with total contributions including four pledges near $3,000. Committees listed multiple donors and amounts, led by W. H. Waltis, KR. Bristol and James Pingree, as workers distribute pledge cards citywide.
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Ogden
Red Croga
Scommitten
W. H. Wattts
KR. B. Bristol
James Pingree
W. H. Waltis
Ale
Histol
James Plugres
Ogden Theater Season 70 Nears Final Week
Ogden’s Orpheum theater signals the close of its season with vaudeville and road shows shrinking to one week. Manager Joseph Goss announces the last road show will be Lou Telegen’s Blind Youth, with several bookings canceled. Screen offerings include Annette Kellerman in A Daughter at the Gods and Ambassador Gerard in My Four Years in Germany.
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Ingé Pinga
Joseph Goss
Orphaum Theater
Goss
Togo
Lou Telegen
Orpheum
Goas
Lombardi Limited
Morocco
New York
Hal
Tima Ngo
Ogden
Cosaanita
Roma
Annette Kellerman
James W. Gerard
Sale of Animals for Damages in Plain City Precinct
State of Utah Weber County Plain City precinct. Poundkeeper Poulsen advertises public auction to satisfy damages claim against a brown mare with white stripe on head and white left hind foot. About four years old. Auction Monday June 3 1918 at 1 o clock. Damages incurred May 17 1918.
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Utal
Weber County
Plain City
Enid
Mateliimed
Taten Nivay
Ighestens
Poutsen
Poulsen
Pradinat
Laborers Sought for Shipyards in Northwest Region
An employment service in Utah reports a call for laborers to enter shipyards in the Northwest. Ogden residents are asked to report to the local bureau at Wall Ave and 24th St. by May 29 for eight hours of work bound for Curtland Oregon, with eligibility for able bodied men of legal working age.
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Utah
Federal Employment Service
HW. Beckett
Bureng
Beckett
Ogden
All Lake
Norrow Nettee
Cat
Ethce Ac
Locel
Wall Avenue
Orden
Seave
Curtland
Oregon
American in Royal Flying Corps Dies in Britain
In London on May 21, reports say Second Touten Rat Mortimer Crane of the Royal Flying Corps was killed in Great Britain. He was buried Monday. He was a son of TJ Crane of Philadelphia.
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Royal Flying Corps
London
Touten
Mortimer Crane
Mying Corps
Great Britain
Monedey
TJ. Crane
Alladelphia
Stranger Dies in Salt Lake City Cigar Store
A man identified as Thomar Ate Farland of Salt Lake City collapsed and died in a cigar store at 109 Twenty Fifth Street around 4 AM. He had recently spoken of a wife, worked for the railroad, and said he was sick with Bright's disease. A transient reported talking to Farland minutes before the death. The proprietor noted Farland registered May 4 and borrowed money on May 8. A paper found in his clothing listed several Snider family names, suggesting possible connections. The body was sent to Kinikin & Sons for burial as police investigate his identity.
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Thomar
Sigar
Vincenti Varcls
Twenty-Fifth Street
Amik
Germiny
Salt Lake Cis
Pocatela
Ife
Bright
Tor
Mas Farland
McParland
Dea
Ogden
T. 11
Snider
Theodore Sanider
Mark Snidve
Everet Snider
Sity
Repolies
Min
Noetea
Epocider
Aleet Ely Schnckler
Fortletn Street
Wastington Avenue
Eyart
Madison Pavenue
Children to Be Weighed for Government Data
Yentenlay Dr. FM Conroy of the Weber County Council of Defense announced that the children’s bureau, department of labor, has supplied material for weighing and measuring children. A committee including Mrs. James Cooper and Mrs. J. M. Innss, led by Sup W G. Johnaan, will oversee the work. The campaign begins Friday at the Quincy school with Mrs. Emmett, PTA representative, coordinating. Work will move to other school buildings in a set order: Quincy, Madigan, Lorin Farried, Grant, Lewis, Washington, Pingree, Mount Fort, Five Points and West.
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Quincy Schoo
Mra
Emmett
Afte
Parent- Teachers’ Association of
Quincy Astrict
Willsater
Quincy
Madigan
Lorin Farried
Grant
Lewis
Washington
Pingree
iMount Fort
Pive Points
West
Pupils in Ogden Schools Embrace War Effort Sale
Ogden schools report strong wartime study as Supt H E C Johnson notes pupils in advanced grades study the war, Wilson’s peace plan, and home-front duties. A sale of school-made items to aid the Red Cross will run May 23 to 25 at the old Gover grocery store, featuring furniture, domestic goods, candies, and refreshments. The event includes music by the Ogden High Band and the upper grades’ clothing offerings.
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Ogien
H.ec. Johson
Johnson
Red Cross
Wilson
Propia
Hin Department of Manual Training
Srl
Marcellus Smith
Troop train wreck near Garland City Arkansas
Texarkana May 21. Troop train No 551 northbound wrecked near Garland City Ark. Two engines and four cars overturned. The engineer and another service member reported killed and sixteen or more soldiers injured.
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Texarkana
Ark
Garland City
Crennan
People of Saxony Eating Camel, Dog, Horse Meat
In Saxony, poorer residents reportedly consume camel meat along with dog and horse meat. The claim, sourced from Berliner Tageblatt, ties the camel dish to Mokale camels from the Einbach menagerie shown in Zwickau in March. Prices noted: camel meat two marks per pan, horse meat one mark eight pfennigs.
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Saxony
Die Einbach
Zwickhau
Five Die in Kansas Tornado Raze Town
Five people were killed when a tornado swept across a large area in Talis County Kansas this morning. Among the dead were Mr and Mrs Golstana and their three grandchildren. Property damage is extensive and details are scarce due to damaged communications lines.
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Ways
Kan
Muihey
Talis County
Alexander Golstana
Blind Youth Tomorrow stage mother recounted in SAEAT notes
Jennie Eustace, linked with Low Telleren in Biel Youth, is described as the renowned stage mother guiding many leading players. Her early career involved acting and training under Agnes Booth, shaping a life spent in backstage influence and theatrical mentorship.
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Jennie Eustace
Low Telleren
Biel
Agnes Booth
Mrs Epsface
War Casualties List From Washington May 21
A wartime casualty list records forty-two names with categories killed in action died of wounds died of disease wounded severely wounded slightly missing in action and died of accidents. The report lists lieutenants Cyril Angeli William Emore and several others, plus privates sergeants corporals and mechanized staff with their hometowns across Massachusetts New York Indiana Ohio and more, detailing ranks and residence for each casualty.
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Wasitington
Cyril VM
Angell
Amborn
Mase
William K. Ty
Maierson
New York
N. Y
Colburn
Indianapolis
Ind
Moteger
Newark
Philip Robertson
Hamilton
Ohio
Algutenane Frank
Pris
Butler
Severitg
Colfax
Leutenant Phillin W. Tiunter
York
S.C
Walter W. Crisler
Ava
John AW
Victor
Memphis
Tenn
Sanford B
Fletland
Huxley
Fountain City
Wis
Paul 5
Sandel
Lewisburg
Dilogmfiekl Wordner
Pottstown
Alexander
Frederick A. Hall
Gardney
Mass
Aldey CG. Jorden
Centrihotan
Ula
Ervin Be
Himer L. Dekken
Palermo
N.C
John J. Hynes
Whittaker
Lionel N. Janson
Stlnut
Lawrente Maretxzi
Deerwind
Lonnie W. Silver
William 3. Warner
Ile Morris Weinman
Chisago
James
Wall
Phillip
Tenter
Vorsey
Russian Chamber of Commerce Organized
A Russian American chamber of commerce has been organized with an initial subscription of 39,900 rubles from the Russian members. Sf Cinstrouzolt, for a later Russian minister of railways, has been elected president.
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Wanrin
Associated Press
Nebraska Holds Per Capita Lead in War Savings Stamps
Nebraska tops per capita sales with a rate of 949 dollars, maintaining the lead in the national war savings stamps drive. The figures reflect April data released today, with Ohio mentioned among states in the comparative roundup.
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Washington
Nebraska
Technia
Wade Public Today
Ohio
Receipts by state show Pennsylvania and New York tallies
The report lists April receipts across states with District of Columbia and Montana mentioned. Pennsylvania records 35,082,187 and New York 5,019,191 in a total April sum of 59,735,158, noting Missouri and California figures among others and a campaign context for stamps.
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Montana
District of
Columbia
Washington
Pennsylvania
New York
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
California
Slanted view of Sunday game for charity in Chicago
A fragment describes a charity baseball event in Chicago featuring Billy smiling for a $200 participation, with Lis Rents of the white apron and buos sterter involved. It notes Jackies at the Great itakes Naval Station and highlights Fred Pieter, a Chicago saloon owner, and Cap Ayson's Cubs veterans from earlier seasons.
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Billy
Bills
Duright
Chicago
Jackies
Itakes Naval Station
Keyalone Nack
Fred Pieter
Fred
Hilly
Cap Ayson
Cubs
United Labor Leaders Honor Ireland Cooperation Hope
A British labour gathering in Dublin hosted dignitaries including Edward Short and Sir Edward Carson to praise Ireland and Britain for wartime unity. Officials discussed Sinn Fein absence, Sinn Fein’s Laurence O Neill seeking a meeting, and calls for broader international cooperation to defeat the common foe.
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Lelaml
Lord Nevies
Nationa
Sublin
Edward Shorut
Cre Fendel
Ireland
Shaw
Sinn Fein
Shafer Ay Tielt
Eral Shaw
Laurence u'Neill
Dublin
Majur O'Neill
Thenity
Lublin
Sfr Fe
Edward Cats
Unioniat
City railroad offices combined in Washington ruling
Washington May 21 insurance exchange reform approved today by Treasury Secretary McAdoo. The measure would consolidate city railroad offices to save nearly 200,000 dollars a year and streamline operations across Chicago and other areas.
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Washington
Chicago
the Insurance Exchange
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Associated Arena
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Amsterdam
M. Barakhan
A. Suecerd M. Tebstehrrin
Relaherik
Jltineiyateh
Kiev
SAEAT
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John Kalso
Emad
Ua 'Rocco
Marona
Horlford
Coon
Wagoner Roland Higelow
Asbivy Park
Harry C. Golturn
Indiananolls
Aled NH. Metzger
Phillip Robertson
Marlton
Cook Ralph H. Pallock
Mapoffin Street
Pase
Tex
Cornelive
Benjamin Guerney
Boston
George A. Stimpson
Somerville
Johnnig Wilson
Norfolk
Frank
Riz
Russian Chamber of Commerce
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Utah Theatre
A J. Byan
Ulal
Theatre
America
Gruhoy
Petter
United States
Hope
City Railroad
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Hintermanse
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Szid
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