James J Hill Ends His Career as Great Financier
James J Hill dies at his Summit avenue home at 9:30 with family present after a bowel infection. Officials, friends, and business allies fill the wake as tributes pour in. bequests included $50,000 to Tacoma college and $35,000 to Marquette University. He held controlling interests in First National Bank and Northwestern Trust, with vast holdings in Great Northern and related railroads.
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James J. Hill
Bt. Pant
Mion
Jades J. Fnl
Myuce
Northwest
Summit Avenue
Will
Sterven M. Driggs
Stanley Seaver
Huh
Mill
Redrown
Ns Ecployer
Ifil
Brown
Hut
Beard
New York
Ertirs
James N. HU
Samuel Will
Washington
M. R. Brown
Him
Title Sisters of the Jar
John J. Toomey
Ims
Tommey
Ralph Budd
Louis Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Hill
Railroad
Familly
Thomas J. Gibbons
St. Paul Archdinceze
George
Macerson
Sally
al Jis
Portland
Ore
Darits J
St. Pal
Portland Chamber of Cammerce
Fasute
A. Burnquist
Tags
James J. Ittl
Tacoma
Washingon
Mate
Ste. Lilla
First National Bank
Great Northern
Treasury
Aldrich
Northweater Trust Company
Alock
Chare National Bank
Chicago
Northwestern National Bank
Minneapolis
Great Northern Pacific Steamship Company
Hits
Northern
Pacifec
Budlington & Quincy
Hlawi
W. Fin
Northwestern Truat Company
Sinc
Louis
Texas
James XII
Hitl
Teran Company
Juss Mada
Walter
Kittson County
Minnesota
Democrats Name County Central Committee in Weber County
The Weber County Democratic Convention selected delegates to the state gathering and filled vacancies in the county central committee. Names include Chairman S.K. Smith of Ogden and Secretary S.P. Dobbs, with numerous district representatives and county slate members listed for the ongoing party organization efforts.
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Democratic Party
Weber County
Utah
Io Ae
K. Smulth
Ogden
S. P. Dobbs
W.ll. Anderson
John Nicholas
Charles 14 Parr
Cantswell
W. T Witconsaut
David W. Evans
W. A. Jame
WA. Norrie
James Harrop
Charles Manzel
BE. Rater
Charles
V. Tron
W. F. Porter
Field
George
George 8. Turnharai Fifteenth,&, T. Henenyaba; Tenth, T. A. Sbreere
F. A. Mefiiire
Direh Creek
Ken Combe
Balen
Hyrum Carver
Ferri
North Weber stake M I A day celebration program
The North Weber stake M I A day event in Taylor features a 2 pm opening with a long program including a Tadita Trio, Taylor Ward Welcome Address, a solo, vaudeville act, and a male quartet. A Stonl demonstration by Ogden Third Ward scouts follows, then a Warren vs Taylor baseball game, track and field contests, and a Taylor Ball dance at 8:20 pm. Autombobiles transport city residents from Warhlesian Ave and 24th St at 12:16, 2:00 and 7:30 pm.
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North Weber
Taylor, M
Bowte
Tadita
Taylor Ward
Jeber Hawkes Voral Soto
Tiano
Boy Scout Organization
Ogden
Third Ward
Ubiler
Direc 'Ion
Jessa Draper
Warren
Taylor
Autormobiies
Warhlesian Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Strikers Accept 34 Cent Scale in Lincoln Bargain
In Lincoln Nebraska on May 29 six hundred laborers on building jobs ended a week long strike by accepting a 34 cent scale. The action averted further delays on projects including two buildings for the University of Nebraska. Most work resumed this morning. Evanston visitors Frank Dunnell and Mrs Lewie returned home after a ten week voyage with friends in Opden.
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Edncoln
Neb
University of Nebraska
Evanston
Sira
Frank Dunnell
I. MM
Lewie ofEvanston
Saijlcg
Rlenda
Opden
Orpet Counsel Busy With Murder Case Facts Clarified
Waukeran Nts May 29 Efforts of James M. Wilkerson attorney for Will H. Orpet sentenced for the Marion Lambert murder aimed to clear up facts with Hartman the jailed man who claimed to hold a story from Miss Cramer a relative of the domestic at Lake Forest The court ruled the defense cannot compel to disclose plans Hartman 16 said to have visited Wilkerson and to have told of a drug used to relieve Lambert condition Miss Cramer was said to be in Toledo and Wilkerson traveled to investigate The engagement with Miss Cramer reportedly failed and Nady admitted knowing Hartman was involved
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Waukeran
Nts
Jamen
Hartman
Mr. Wilkerson
Marlon Lambert
Clam Cramer
Lake Forest
Mise Lambert
Waritman
Martman
Mikk Cramer
Wartman
Toledo
Mtr
Wilkerson
Pope Deplores Inhumane War Amid Neutral Stance
Rome newspapers report Pope Benedict expressing neutrality while deploring inhumane war aspects. He calls for Christian tolerance, partial renunciation of disaster, and greater sympathy for suffering people to hasten an end to hostilities. The pope cites lack of impartial evidence to judge conduct of war.
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Reamer
Paris
Cardinal Gi. Parl
Rome
Pope Benedict
Tvo
Popete
Fire Destroys Cotton and Rubber Stock at Lucas Yard
A large quantity of cotton and rubber landed at a storage yard was burned in a fire that began at 3 o clock Saturday afternoon and burned into the night. Local officials report the blaze caused extensive damage but no injuries are mentioned. The origin of the fire remains under investigation.
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Tandon
Mom Ik
Tloyda
Vinditontoiy Naya
Abe
Carranza Generals Concentrate Large Forques in Chihuahua
Reports from El Paso indicate Carranza loyal forces massing near Coshuabus in Chihuahua, about 20 000 troops. At Washington a May 29 conference discussed future actions and the possible withdrawal of American troops amid bandit activity and frontier tensions. Juan Creel, tied to Diaz era, jailed after taunting Mexican guards at Juarez. Mexican authorities report bands operating south of the evacuated Cienega district. US Pershing’s plans unclear.
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Bell
General Pershing
Gavira
Mexico
San Antonio
Texas
Converniox
Coshuabus
el Paso
Columbus
Colona Dublan
Pershing
Colonia Dublan
Gaid
Car- Tanza
Chihuahus
Gartra
Mexten
Chile
Castletarly Cervantes
Gauth
Nouth
Cintath
Juan Creet
Joan Creel
Enrique Creel
International Bridge
Creel
Cerranra Government
Mesitan Can Aut
Garcia Aif
London
Africa
General Smuts
Usanbara
Totey
Lwenty Mitea
Submarine Shells Capital of Elba Reported
In a May 24 dispatch, Austrian authorities claim a submarine shelled Portoferraio on Elba, set ablaze a furnace, and sank the Italian steamer Washington near Porto Ferrajo. The report places action on May 22 with fortifications reportedly ineffective.
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Submarine Shells
Elba
Derlin
Whrlese
Sayside
Porta Ferrajo
Capitel
Tha Feland
Iba
Mediterranean
Aed
Porto Perrajo
Tater
Warhington
Prosperity Seen in Iowa Farm Areas by Union Agent
C J McKatherine chief clerk to General Agent W H Chevera of Union Facile reports from Dubuque two weeks of vacation with relatives. He notes a bright outlook for big crops this season and no killing frosts in the vast farming districts tributary to the Union Pacific. Hay and grain fields green, plants in large cities running at full capacity, but Dubuque shows weak business due to the new liquor law enforcement.
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C. J. McKateht
W. H. Chevera
Union Facile
Tubuque
Union Pacific Railroad
Dubuque
Ogden
Austrians Capture Fortified Positions West of Arslero
Vienna reports Austro Hungarian troops captured fortified works west of Arslero in the southern Tyrol region. The war office said Casnovo fort and the fortified dany across the alta bay near Monte Intorrotio fell. Additional battles involved artillery duels on the Meuse Verdun front and air fights over the Ardennes region as Allied and German forces clash across multiple fronts.
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Meuse
Verdun
Italiana
Tyrol
Vienna
Cape Tate
Arsiera
Meune
Carbeaux
Cumbres
Paris de Claes
Balkans
Athens
Macedonia
Batoniki
Peter
Corbeau Wood
Veriun
French War Office
Deoc Wanaulte
Fort Vaur
la Fazrs
Bouth
Hoye
Beuyratenes
Corbeaux
Renutaea
Alto
Ferro
Sayville
Arslero
Maly
War Office
Casnovo
Dany
Alyaba
Monte Intorrotio
Asino
Skimo- Iuhes
Voynsa
Albania
Aviona
Berlin
Cumieres
Laken Taat
Tolay
Furnes Wan Be
Peace Talk 18 Given Quietus in Britain Press
London reports stir over President Wilson’s League of Nations speech. The Liverpool Post and Manchester Guardian note cautious American stance and the push to define ends of war and postwar peace. The Westminster Gazette questions how talks affect reconstruction and alliance responsibility.
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London
Pierce
Edward Grey
Wilson
Liverpool ‘Post
Mvisy
Tany
United States
The
West
Wada
League of Nations
Manchester Guardian
America
Hinself
Westminster Garetin Aay
Wicon 4
Heuirat
Garetin
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iJohn
James Bews
Harrisville
W. H. Lowder
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D. D. McKay
Kaneavilla
Won. Geen
Iberty
B.A. Montgomery
Marriott
Caleb Perry
North Ogden
Crown
Plain City
J. UW
Carver
Pleasant View
Joseph Bidwell
Murray K. Jacobs
Hoy
J. Rondquist
Slaterville
Jobo Wheeler
Unita
Onl Stewart
Ware Ten
Arthur Marciott
West Warren
T. White
West Weber
A.barnes
Geo. A. Munlop
A. C. Call
St Joule
Smith
Democrats
Selecteo
Ente Gomimitee
North
Weber Stae
ORPET
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Mr. Nady
Hartman W
Cheriahes
Carranza Generals
Chimuahua
Manuel Mendeg
Generel Carranea
Foreign Office
Eliseo Arredondo
Meuray
Ilonat Guard
Ta Tellerche
Cpant
Sation
Terlogua
Tex
Porto Ferrajo
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Merathon
Tezas
Toopa
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Stord
Hel
Wai Henn
la Tal Ria
Owa
Arliero
Vaux
Forest
Varrey
Arganag
Munthers
Amieton
Taine
Berry
Aw Bac
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Avecourt
Forges
Artilery Dude
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Orevense
Car
Cording
Defmel Bey
Ego
Mamhoud Shefket Pasha
Rrand
Dejmel der
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Russia
Consack
Whitsantide Hatidaye
David Lodseorge
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