Young girl attacked in her own home on Pine street
An 18 year old Ogden resident was assaulted in her Pine street home Sunday evening. A man knocked, entered, and after an argument struck her. she lay dazed until found by a local suitor an hour later. Police investigated with detectives and patrols. a second report noted a gunfire incident as the father defended the home before the suspect escaped.
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Ogden
Pinerath Street
Adama
Abe
Sho
O. HH
Mahlman
J. J. Mob ‘Son
Walter EL Moore
ChauSeur Wiliam Dick
Indiana
wMcera
Uring Om
French War Board Buys Horses at Ogden Yard
Hundreds of horses were sold over two days at the Ogden Barra company Dockyards near Twenty fourth Street viaduct. French army buyers secured remounts and artillery horses for Atlantic shipment, with many individual buyers also present. Officials predicted a rising US army demand and possible large government contracts.
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France
Ogden Barra Company
Twenty-fourth Street
Allantic
United States Army
Ogden
Crocker Land Expedition Safe After Arctic Trek
A cable from the American Museum of Natural History reports Crocker Land expedition members Donald Ho Millan and others are safe on the northwest coast of Greenland. J H Punt, surgeon, reaches the Faroe Islands en route to Denmark. notes MacMillan Comer Small and Horey at Etak, Denmark steamer at North Star Bay, Ekblow geologist at Godhaven.
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New York
Donald HoMillan
Crocker Land
Utah
Greenland
American Museum of Natural History
JH. J. Punt
Faroe Islands
Denmark
Rothschild Dies at London Home
London May 29 Leo pold De Rothschild died today at his shore home Leighton Burrard after illness of several weeks. He was 72, third son of Baron Lionel De Rothschild, founder of the English branch of the famous banking house. For years before the war he held prominence in English racing. in 1904 his horse St Ament won the Derby.
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London
Leopold de Rothschild
Bia Shore
Leighton Burrard
Sr. de Rothschild
Wes
Baron Lionel de Rothschild
Engiteh
de Rothschild
JM Shirk Dies in Redlands Cal Former Orden Resident
Obituary notes the death of JM Shirk at Redlands California on May 26. A former Orden resident, he was a farmer and agriculturist of East Twelfth Street who also ran a downtown restaurant for years. Survived by his wife and children, his body will be brought to Ogden and laid to rest in Ogden City Cemetery after services at Larkin Chapel conducted by Rev Garver of the First Methodist Church.
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A. My Bhirk
Orden
Redlands
Cal
East Twelfth Street
Clarence Shirk
Shirk
Bary Gwis
Tedlaids
Crioge Grove
Ile Wan
Ape
Oxden
Bonday
Jone
Larkin Chapel
Garver
First Methodist Church
Ogden City Cemetery
Three Girls in Police Court on Washington Avenue
Three girls Mary Masterson Edith Wade and Eva Erickson faced police court for disturbances in a rooming house on Washington Avenue near Twenty sixth Street. They were each ordered to pay five dollars and held after being taken into custody around 10 o'clock by Sergeant T H Blackburn and Detective Walter E Moore. A separate case saw Mike Sullivan found guilty of concealed weapon possession for a 435 caliber revolver and fined ten dollars. Five day jail terms were given to Howard Skeen J C Fleary Frank Eary Bilchael urkn and A M Today. Ethel Clay-Thorpson Noy McKennon and others jailed for drunkenness forfeited ten dollars bail.
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Washington Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Mary Masterson
Edith Wade
Eva Erickson
Pollee Court
Serseact
T. H. Blackburn
Walter E. Moore
Mike Sullivan
T. HH. Blackburn
Howard Skeen
J. C. Fleary
Frank Eary
Bilchael Urkn
A. M
Ethel Clay-Thorpson
Noy McKennn
W. W. Son
Tichantoon
Unpatriotic statement leads to vagrancy charge in MN
A man named W Aller wan was arrested on lower Trenty Arth street near Captain McLeod’s recruiting office. He faces a vagrancy charge after allegedly uttering an unpatriotic declaration about preferring not to join the army. He is jailed on a 359 bond, awaiting appearance.
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W. Aller
Lower
Trenty-Arth Street
George
McLeod
United States Army
Beerle
Delaware
Hud
Patriotic program seeks young girls for Alhambra event
Advertisement calls for girls aged 10 to 13 dressed in white to take part in a patriotic program at the Alhambra tomorrow evening. Report at the Alhambra today or tomorrow morning. A 20 minute program will be added to the Tuglas Fairbanks picture.
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Alhambra
Tuglas Fairbanks
Brazil Moves Toward War Decree Against Germany
May 29 dispatches report Brazil signaling a shift toward war with Germany as Argentina Chile and other South American states show signs of stance against the Central Powers. Secretary Lansing testifies on German provocation amid U S neutrality while Brazil contemplates revoking neutral decrees and seizing German ships in concert with Entente powers.
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Washington
Lansing
Germany
Oentrale
Miritala
France
Mie Inaurs
Ance
Powera
Bach
Congress
Tsiaril
Arailiy
Rio Janeino
Diplomatic Commission
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
United Eastes
Commission
Socialists 10 Join Russians in Peace Conference Move
Paris May 29 The French Socialist party accepts an invitation from the Russian Revolution to participate in an international conference on democratic peace. Messrs Mouter and Cachin report to Petrograd that the French party will align against imperial wars and support national liberty as the basis for unity in the internatinal socialist movement. A delegation to Stockholm for preliminary talks was also mentioned.
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Paris
French Socialist Party
Itelf
Mussan Sialism
International Socialist Organization
Council of Work Marn’s
Soldier's
I Petroid
M. Mouter
Cachin
France
National Council
Socialist Party of France
Depatehea
Reaterday
Eal
Alec
Stockholm
Wzcet
Yankee Pluck at Utah Popular Plays Tonight
Today marks the final showing of Yankee Pluck featuring Ethel Clayton in Utah venues as part of the popular plays lineup.
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Ethel Clayton
Utah
Espionage Bill Sent To Passage By Congress
Washington May 29 The administration espionage bill as finally agreed by house and Senate conferees and including censorship and expert embargo provisions was presented for final passage today in both houses of congress but action was deferred until later.
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Washington
House
Senate
Howe
Congress
Actiog
Attention W O W Deputy Head Consul 4 3 Hoover
A garbled local notice references the Women of Woodcraft order with officials and a meeting in May. The fragment mentions a deputy head consul, a camp, and a rent or adjustment action, but details are unreadable.
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Hoover Wal
Weber
W. OW
Brat
May
Monroe Doctrine recognition urged by Foreign Relations conference
In New York on May 22 a speaker urged formal recognition by European and Asiatic nations of the Monroe Doctrine at this vital session of the National Conference of Foreign Relations of the United States. He warned against under writing Britain’s undertakings, stressing the need to safeguard the hemisphere. An address by Henry A Wise Wood emphasized the policy's enforcement to protect Caribbean and Western Hemisphere security. An unrelated item notes a Holy Day program in Utah and decoration week activities.
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New York
Henry A
Wise Wood
National Conference of Foreign Relations of the
United States
Long Beach
N.Y
Great Britain
Exclusion Act Not Suspended Across Washington Debated
Washington May 29 The parliament has not suspended the exclusion act as discussions continue on admitting Asiatics to meet wartime labor demands. Senator Phelan cited numerous telegrams from California labor groups supporting the stance, while Senator Walsh denied any government department retention. Omaha livestock and Chicago hog markets show varied trends with weaker demand and price shifts.
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Chicago
Washington
Por
Jerament Han
Orlestat
Tof
Phelan
Senate
California
Benator Walsh
Market notes from New York and Chicago May 29
World markets show gains in steel and several leaders with utilities mixed. Wheat futures rise on bullish signals while corn and oats follow corn trends. bond trading remains uneven as traders reassess after a sharp market break and widespread short covering.
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Chicago
Suly
Deringn
Bar Com
Iren
Prizza
Rhorta
Week Shows Packed Schedule of Plays and Players
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Utah Stocks Quiet Morning on Local Mining Exchange
Market activity in Utah’s mining shares was subdued as price quotes drifted. Alte Con drifted lower, Iron Blas steady near 1.19, Tintie Standard steady at 1.35, with several listed small lots trading between 22 and 26 cents and minor fluctuations across other issues.
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Total Mining Exchange
Isancs
Alte Con
Stenne
Stalus
Susie
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WAH Board
Crocker -Land Expedition
Rothchild
JM. Shirk
Redlands, Cal
Ative
Lyceum
Henry B
Walthal
W. E. Kneass
National Guards
House Commerce Committee
Brazil
U. S
Mmadrucy
Whitman
Bhupe-Willlame
Murdoch
McDonald's
Madruco Egg Preserver
Milady
Chalceat
MAR Drug IG
DRUGS
Omaha
Omaila
Nebt
Cowsan Mora
Texas
sUcan
Barrow Hmits
Colorado Con
Eureka Mines
Eureka Bullion
Tron Blossom
Keystone
Gir Tieblgen Ula
O. K
Ohio Copper
Plutus
Prince Con
Rico Argentine
Reeds Peak
Sella
Silver King Coil
Tilatic Central
Tintic Standard
Toledo
Commercial National
Deseret National
Deseret Savings
Farmers and Stockstowera
Onal
First First National
Logan
First National
Brigham
McCormick & Fu
Merchants
Atonal Bank of the Republic
National City
Industrial Gtocke
Amalgamated Sugar
Orient Securities
Consolidated Wagon
Consolidated Life Insurance
Guardian Casualty and Guarantee Co
Hotel Verh Operating Co
Intermountain Lite
FNSS
Ling Caal
Mountain Stores
Opden
Havin and Weber Canal
United States Steel
Ralls
Marines
American Car
Linseed
Internaional Paper
American Writing Super Preferred
Barrett Company
People’s
Joe
Brooklyn
J. A. Hagle & Co
Hudson
Shige
Alta Tuonel
J. A. Hogle & CO
M. Brett, Jr
Brecke
Ava
Membire Chiesgo Board At Trade
Alt Laka Fiteck
Logan & Bryan
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