Nine year old boy charged with burglary
A nine year old boy, Harvey Magley, was turned over to juvenile authorities today on burglary charges. He was found at Grant School with loot including beads, a gold socket, a copy of Lear and two savings banks after breaking a window screen near 7276 Washington Avenue. Police say the youth admitted cracking railroad coin banks for pennies.
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Paraison
Roy
Odell Avenue
Grant School
George Leatham
Rand
Regular City Mail Carriers Appointed For City Routes
W. P. McGregor and Hato Startin are named regular city mail carriers with salaries of 800 dollars per year. Assaiant Postmaster Notus Garner announced the appointments, noting prior experience during the vacation period. They have not yet been assigned permanent districts as city routing remains under reorganization.
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W. PD. McGregor
Hato Startin
Assaiant
Notus Garner
Carter
New Garage Service Gains Fame in Oxden Auto Scene
A new garage in Oxden gains attention as it launches services and mends into the local automobile meld. The week marks the establishment of a fresh venture promising expertise and customer focus in vehicle care.
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Oxden
Hoggan and Rudd Deaths Funeral Notices
The Hoggan funeral was held in the Eleventh ward mediox house with Bishop N A Tanner presiding. Speakers included John Nicholls Frank TL Watkins and Rosale Dial. Interment followed at City cemetery. Rudd funeral services for Charlotte Elizabeth Page Rudd are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the First ward chapel on Thirtythird Street and Grant Avenue. Interment will be in City cemetery. Viewing at Mrs Lattial BM Greenwell’s residence at 176 Thirtythird Street continues today and tomorrow until the service.
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Rudd
Charlotte Elizabeth Page Rudd
First Ward
Thirtyahird Street
Grant Aveour
Lattial
Greenwell
Thirty-third Street
Eva Tanguay at the Orpheum Tonight
Eva Tanguay, famed entertainer, headlines the Orpheum tonight with her own company and a lively program of songs, dance, and novelty acts. The show promises high entertainment value and broad audience appeal, with Tanguay’s reputation drawing crowds across major cities.
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Orpheum
Sho
International Etary
Miss Tancuay
Miss Maud Younger and Miss Lucy Burnham Speak
Women press for national suffrage and federal amendment to help shape postwar readjustment of industry. Maud Younger of California, traveling representative of the Woman's Party, spoke before suffrage supporters in the Maids' and Matrons' club about federal action and party alignments, urging unity to win votes and rights.
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United States
Buch
Llog Maud Younger
California
Woman's Party of the
Congressional Union
Miss Younger
Lucy Branham
Fragmentary ethics note on women's rights and recognition
Fragmented text discusses women's power and equality, urging recognition and shared burdens of life. The source is garbled and lacks clear context or events. It references gender roles, contribution, and societal expectations in a general, non-specific way.
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Mablog
Ogden and Davis County Meet in Open Football Clash
The 1916 high school football season opens in Ogden tomorrow with a game between Ogden and Davis County teams at Glenwood Park. Both squads have spent weeks on training tables and nightly practice to fine tune skills, with a large crowd expected to support the players and boost morale. The Orange and Hack warriors, who beat the Alumni team last Saturday, will start with Irvin Conroy Fible Richards center Bagley Michorn and other listed players at Glenwood Park ground at 3 o'clock.
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Davis County
Warriors
Irvin
M. Conroy
I. Fobler
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Mr. E
Stonev. Conroy
tnamane-Marghail
Fateks I
Dee
F. B. Wilkinson
Glenwood Park
President Won Joins Crowds at Coyneil Bluffs
President Won told a large crowd in Coyneil Bluffs Iowa that he wished women could vote. Appearing on the rear platform of his private car en route to Omaha he was greeted with chants promising votes and a remark about a future son growing up to resemble him.
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Coyneil Bluffs
Iowa
Won
Omaha
Bruised Body of Woman Found in Lagoon at Jackson Park
Police investigate the bruised body of a well dressed 28 year old woman found in a lagoon at Jackson Park. Investigators believe she was slain and suggest jewelry torn from her ears and a missing toe ring. Authorities consider she may have been struck with a hammer and possibly thrown from a car into the lagoon. The victim appeared to be pregnant.
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Chicago
Au Jackson Park
Polles
What is a diplomat in poker era gossip?
A brief, fragmentary item from the Louis Post-Dispatch appears to reference a witty exchange about diplomats and poker. The stray quotation and ad-like phrasing hint at a humorous misinterpretation or social jab about a husband and wife, with a $120 payoff noted in passing.
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Sirs
Louis Post-Dispatch
President Wilson Defends Policies in Nonpartisan Address
A photograph shows President Wilson during a recent address in a determined pose as he defends his course and praises Congress for the tariff commission trade commission federal reserve act shipping act and similar measures. The Baltimore speech highlighted a new era for American business and his stance on nonpartisan gatherings.
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Congress
Baltimore
New Tariff Commission
The
Trade Commission
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