Tribute to late GED W Guthrie
Wreaths sent from the Emperor of Japan and U S officials mark Pittsburgh tribute to George W Guthrie the city’s foremost citizen and former mayor as thousands pass the bier for nine hours. Guthrie died in Tokyo in March while serving as United States ambassador to Japan. Funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church.
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Pittanhngiu
Nemora
Faragine
Vitsburgh
George W. Guthrie
United States
Japan
Pittsburgia
Ibe
Tokio
Guthrie
Calvary I'rotestant Episcopal Church
American Idea Appropriated in Torpedo Planes Blamed
New York May 20 A statement by the Aero Club of America says ideas embodied in Rear Admiral Bradley A Flake s torpedo launching plane were appropriated by the Germans and used to torpedo a merchant convoy off Aldeburgh on May 1 Two seaplanes took part and one ship was sunk Britain claims the tactic has been used before by Royal Navy pilots in August 1935 in the Dardanelles debate over attribution and method persists
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New York
Hradley A. Flake
Cermana
Aldeburgh
Aero Club of America
Ope
Britteh
Heft Agaloet
Ger
Fiske
Gena
Royal Party
Air Per View
Dardanelles
Cadornatis Masterful Hold
London reports vivid Italian gains at the Italian front with Cadorna directing threats toward Trieste. Austrian center near Gorizia remains contested while Italian forces press the Medeazza range and prevent Austrian advances toward the coast. German general Ta dendorf may be coordinating Austrian efforts as both sides sustain heavy assaults along the Julian Alps and Carso.
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London
Eck
le Sun
Gentral Cadorpa
Conrad von Hortrecdort
Chitf
Trient
Plava
Adriatic
Triest
Gorizia
Julian Alps
Cadorna
Eublic
Ladoima
Machlar
Atale Berg
Veen
Koetzendorff
Volhynia
Frursnof
Korel
Jane
Hin Torn
Cadorps
Jataleng
Sea
Medearzay Belguit
Jutian Alps
Gurizia
Dolaat
Tome War Office
Sfrom
Curtie
Eales
Medearea
Wartime registration rules clarified for June fifth
Washington May 30 The War Department announced that all men who have not enlisted must register for the military draft by June 5. The notice aims to clear up oral understandings about registration for the world war army and emphasizes June 5 as the deadline.
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Washington
War Department
Dot Eliher
Rhoe
Socialists Depart for Stockholm and Copenhagen
A delegation of German Socialists, led by Paul Scheidemann, traveled from London toward Stockholm via Copenhagen. The group includes Dr Eduard Arti and Friedbert Ebert, with Hermann Melkenbuhr not part of the delegation.
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Stockholm
Copenhagen
London
Paulo Scheldrmann
Fnrn
Eduard Arti
Fried- Mich Ebert
Hermann Melkenbuhr
Grain dealers protest against price controls in midwest states
W Shorthill, secretary of the Nebraska Cooperative Grain and Livestock Association, plans to visit Washington Friday with a representative group from eleven midwestern states to oppose federal maximum price legislation for farm products. He argues against government interference while supporting a possible minimum price, warning against monopoly control and speculative corners. The group will meet producers from Indiana, Ohio, Nebraska, Kansas, North Dakota, South Dakota, Oklahoma, Iowa, Minnesota, and Colorado.
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Lincoln
Neb
W. Shorthill
Nebraska
Washington
Middle Western
Shorthill
Staten
Winola
Indiana
Ohio
Kaowax
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Iowa
Minnesota
Colorado
Shorthil
Bharthi
Socialists Push Peace Plan at Madison Square Garden
New York May 30 with the First American Conference for Democracy and Terms of Peace urging an early general peace and immediate U S declaration. Maria Hippolitus, chairwoman, outlined proposals including disarmament and international reorganization to maintain peace and protect small nations. The resolutions call for ending the war promptly and extending territorial gains to allied powers, reflecting socialist calls for a rapid ceasefire and broader postwar arrangements.
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New York
United States
Madison Quate Garden
Maria Hip] Guist
Resolutions Committee
American Socialista
State Department
Stockholoy
Leaputes
Iran
Amali
Almillar
Prince of Udine Leads Italian Mission Tour in U S
May 30 in Washington a stream of messages reached the Prince of Udine and other Italian mission members as they departed cities across the east midwest and south for a Friday tour starting next Monday. The delegates welcomed the effort to deepen mutual understanding during or after wartime. The autograph request for King Victor Emmanuel was noted as a morale gesture to be presented in the Senate.
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GTON
Prince of
Valve
Caet
Middle West
Halinna
Halyts
Victor Emmanue
Udine
Senate
Lomarrow
First Dirigible for the U S Navy
Navy officials announced the first airship for the United States Navy after testing a sixteen nonrigid balloon craft. The initial ship left Chicago Monday night and reached Akron Tuesday afternoon. Delivered within months, it will be used for coast patrols with weekly further deliveries to follow from the Penns sj naval aviation station.
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Washington
Navy
Naval Aviation
Pensaint
Daylight Saving Law Proposed by Senate Commerce Panel
Washington May 30 Daylight saving legislation would move all clocks forward one hour during summer months and is expected to reach the Senate within weeks with supportive backing from the commerce committee. Senator Calder of New York and Belator Robinson of Arkansas outlined the measure as economical and convenient for millions, endorsed by boards of trade chambers of commerce and other groups. The committee notes benefits include higher food production reduced lighting and fuel costs and greater public comfort, but urges enforcement to start next year with the change taking effect from the last Sunday in April to the first Sunday in September.
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Washington
Senate
Commerce Committee
Belator Robinson
Arkageashaw
Benator Calder
New York
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Tate
Septemer
ANOTHER DROP IN U-BOAT LOSSES
LONIWON May 30 8 15 p m Eighteen British merchant vessels of more than 1 000 tons were sunk during the past week One vessel under 1 600 tons and two fishing vessels were sunk The weekly summary shows arrivals 3 791 callings 2 768 British merchant vessels sunk by ships and submarines over 1 600 tons eighteen under 1 600 tons one British merchant vessels unsuccessfully attacked including prey fugly repotind Tiritish faking vessela sunk two The losses of British shipping from the submarine war for the week total 21 compared with 30 last week The number of vessels under 1 600 tons reduced from nine to one The number of fishing vessels punk intrduced from three to tea
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Loniwon
Flnea
Snie
Iesa
Concrete road to north of springs near Brigham City
After a conference with state road officials county commissioners plan another mile of concrete pavement north of Brigham City between Willard and Utah Hot Springs. Work begun last summer. this year’s mile will extend from the Box Elder Weber county line to the south end of the existing highway with possible addition north to Hot Springs beyond.
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Brigham City
Yectering
Willard
Utah Hot Springs
Box Elder
Weber County
Vila
Wekart
Itot Springs
Soldier Boys Granted Free Admission at Academy of Music
Trigham City May 11 The management of the Academy of Music opens events to all recruits who enlisted in the Brigham troop of the Ninth cavalry. While in Brigham they may attend dances and functions at the dancing academy. Recruits accepted include Lyman T Wells Eliah Tame Wilson Fettingtil K J Pettlogil A J Mathion Clarence J Arneener all from Willard Norman Allen Jr Pred Y Jensen Samuel Kemp Hime Tlogey Arvidle W Wallace and CN Kendal Total enlistments to date are seventy.
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Trigham City
Imanacement
Academy of Music
Han
Brigham Troop
Vinh Cavalry
Brigham
Lyman T. Wells
Eilah Tame
Font Fettingtil
K. J. Pettlogil
A. J. Mathion
Clarence
Tornadoes devastate Missouri town and surrounding area
A May 30 tornado hit Mineral Point and Eye killing four and injuring thirty, sweeping through Liberal Point and destroying most structures except a school. Two Iron Mountain train coaches were derailed with conductor Lemasters and another worker killed. Departing scenes include two Catholic priests among the injured. Separate reports from Alexander County and Palmer confirm multiple deaths and wide damage. Scholarships awarded at Brigham City for the Utah University season. British cabinet forms ministry of Jaber.
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Louis
Mineral Point
Eye
Fred Harper
de Soto
Tera
Jeft
Liberal Point
Iron Mountain
Lemasters
Flagmany Boons
Legal Notices and bids in Ogden City Utah dissolving marriage and school project tenders
Legal notice in Weber County Utah court dissolves marriage between Grace Gardner Bauab and Richard H. Baugh. Also notice of bids by Ogden City Board of Education for remodeling a public school, heating, plumbing, and related work with dates, bids, inspections, and contractor requirements. Includes architects Woods and Jensen and Clerk Vicla M. Clancy.
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Second Jfadtdal
Weber
Utah
Grace Gantoer Bauab
Wichard Hf. Baugh
Gummona
Rothe
Picure Clothing
Orace Gardner
John C. Davis
Pialottita
P. O
Firat
Doard
Beneation
Shine
Nel Hodson E Parlon
Washington Ave
28Th Street
Washington
J Adams Arcoucs
Woods and
Jensen
Elda
Bante
Beant
Balt Boand
Board of Education
Ogden City
Utahi
IL Riley
Vicla M. Clancy
Ogden City sidewalk district plans 1917 improvement
Notice from the Ogden City Board of Commissioners detailing proposed sidewalk construction along Capitol Tyler and Harrison avenues and Twenty- third to Twenty- eighth streets. Includes work scope, assessment method, affected blocks, total estimated cost of 12500 dollars, and protest deadline of June 18, 1917.
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Board of Comentisioners
Ogden City
Utah
Ald Taard
Capitol Avenue
Harrison and
Tyler Avenues
Tyler Avenue
Twenty-elfth Street
Morrison and
Harrison Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-elgith
Madeon Ave
Sye- Gare Ee Repaire
Bladetaker Agency
Tems
Inpes
Harrison
Walton
Mutual Creamery
Tyler Avenurs
Twenty
Twenty-nixth
Harri Suna
Cirison
Co Aytal
Exyerience
Ron's
Pons
McCarty & Co
Grant South
Diock Gy
Phobe
Nioek
Steven
Lota
Ae Bask Besett
Anton Janier Subdieiston
Eusene Marsteller
Mock
Highland Ag
Waite
Hirth- Froit
Afr
Aps Hocheteller’s
Tait
Hockstettra
St. Free del
Bichyrti
Lote
Maxan
Acini
T Board
Commipyelonera
Caden City
Utd
Walter Trenry
Cluircarder
Pitt
Vast
Ogden Standard
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Legal Notices
Information Bureau
Ged. W. Guthrie
Pittsburg
New Dreaguit
Posima- Pacific
OGDEN
David OG. Eccles
W. J. Wattis
Chas, E. Kaiser
Ralph E. Hoag
John D. Browning
Joseph Scowcroft
W. J. Parker
A.V. McIntosh
Paul Olles
Osshler
Utah National Bank of
Commercial National Dank
Cadornatias
Diemer Basies
Baer
Driguists
Everiweere Chichester
Ogden and
Salt Lake
Kareat City
Piesteeess
Belia , Chitsty
Memphis
Pointe i Ticheleen
W. J. Curtis
ALT
S.F. Wallay Ca
Baly Lube City
Association
Mission
U.S. Navy
Springs
Etnae
Missourt Town
Cairg
Jil
Jeact Afieen
Alexander County
Palmer
Here
Hearty Allen Jr
Brighan
University of Utah
Ruth Vargis
Ernest Young
Terry
Young
IL Dinwoodey
Kargis
Mra
Ert
Francis Holmes
Jaber
A. Ferolund
Roar
Sporting G Goods
Werner Ilsawe Sey
Coles Court
WG 20Th Bt
Auto Agency
Cedilac
Usati
Beae & Tires
Cadilas
Banking
DB & A Bay
Die Bape
Esd
Eee
Peoaea
Mokan Porrier
Idaho
Tipit
Peter Tha
NASA
Lowe
Braca
Sparber Dewelry Co
Hetaurly Order
Thenesey
Onden Homestead
Laval
Vytslas
Flea
Betisa
Gulveel Madson
Troval Mwedendera
Ogden Castle
Aou Bolt Turalay
Gelae
Pinlulp
Vandolat
Amoncan Masonic Federation
Ushes Ea Pootvan Hite
Rioncay
Alwaig
Tolewer
Adams
Arence Coeds
Avery Attace
Qiaty Cine
Lord
Oracle
Zein Lacayella
Neite
Newurner
Miasonie Hall
Gu Waanington
Keddere
Wally
Cure i
Belo
WedLinde le Lwin
Jay Waablagtom
Sry
Dv Cioca
Wing
Serdiary
Uath
Baise
Ogden Neat
Deuderabuc
Prwadeai
A & Hbowlsen
Becretary
Pepeessen
St Anisikka
Iurels
Tembere
J. 1
Ibncheat
Cisrk
Lodse
Stauependéel
Oser
J. Wy Fanasli
Aleory Aussail
Ate Cordaly
Adrian Chipper
Eecevlary
Carla
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