May Festival Opens Hearts of Deaf School Children
A large audience gathered at the state school for the deaf last evening for a May Festival staged by blind and deaf pupils. The program featured singing dancing and a queen pageant with costumes and a patriotic finale. Officials praised the children’s artistry and noted the event showcased physical education and handiwork displays by the students.
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State
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Decoration Day and the Principles of Liberty
Long patriotic sermon on Decoration Day praising the nation's founders and the Civil War martyrs. It extols liberty as a central American ideal, recalls the Constitution's promise, and reflects on secession, war, and the Union's preservation through bloodshed and the Star Spangled Banner.
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Oregon Short Line Prepares New Rates
Oregon Short Line’s operating department works on new freight and passenger rate sheets under McAdoo orders. Freight aims up 25 percent and passenger rates rise to 9 cents per mile. Officials note government basis may differ, while existing passenger rates near 2 cents per mile and 3 cents for certain distances. Railroads must publish updated schedules promptly as work begins across classes.
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Memorial Day Services in Ogden Churches Unite for Soldiers
In Ogden today prayer services across churches honor the soldiers and sailors. The Latter-day Saints held a 3 am service and many denominations gathered at various hours, all praying for protection and victory in the war. Local readings, music, and sermons emphasized Christian justice and memorials for the fighting men.
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Loral
Masle
Orten
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Elerches
Church of Good Shepherd
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John Slystop
Sixth Ward
Wright and Company
Rok Marcellus Smith
Hubert
Turks Try to Pass Through 10 Persh
London dispatch reports Turkish forces attempting a push through Persh near Julfa and Alexandropo as Armenia factions clash. The trans-Caucasian government reportedly refused permission to move troops to Perela for use against Belay, and Armenian casualties were described as heavy amid street fighting.
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Julfa
Ipahan
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