Americans Take Lead In World Series as Brooklyn Falls
At Ebbets Field the Neston Americans defeated the Brooklyn Nationals 6 to 2 to move within one victory of the world series. Dutch Leonard’s curve baffled Brooklyn as a first inning two runs gave the visitors an early lead. Marquard started for Brooklyn but walked batters, Lewy's double and Gardner's home run broke the game open before he left after the fourth.
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Ebbets Field
Brooklyn
New York
Brooklyn Nationals
Neston Americans
Teston Americans
Dutch Leonard
Epera
Mrooklyn
Folka
Boston Paw
Jens
Marquard
Lewy
Gardner
Brooklya
General Britisie Recall Prompts Court Martial
A desultory wartime dispatch reports General Blt Deauchamp Do recalled from field command with British forces and slated for court martial by an unnamed committee for alleged failure to secure expected victories. The text contains garbled commentary and stray phrases.
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Deauchamp Do
Arrested and released by officer in Idaho case
Proctor, about 225 pounds, was arrested near Boise on a larceny charge and later released by an officer. He traveled with his wife and a bird dog in a car, claiming he owed two bills totaling about 17 or 18 dollars. He said the larceny charge stemmed from alleged indebtedness and planned to relocate to Ogden to avoid Idaho storms. Deputy Eagleston traced him after a window view, then found Proctor near Twenty Fourth Street and Washington Avenue.
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Procter
Bberitf Me Espleston
Bole
Inherit At
Bolsa
Arerst
Proctor
Washington Avenue
Eagleaton
Boise
Idaho
Ogden
King Campaign Stops Delayed By Late Arrival
Democratic senatorial candidate LH King did not arrive in Harrieville as scheduled to speak to workers at the brick yards. Milton H. Welling, Democratic candidate for Congress from the first district, spoke to the workers and will join Judea King in continuing campaign stops tonight and Friday. Separate plans in Plain City and Bla tersville call for Joseph Chez and Joseph Rine, Progressive candidates for state auditor, to address Eden district residents at Eden. The Eden meeting begins at Ba'elock with no deviation from the schedule.
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W. 1. King
United States
Harrieville
Hoon
Lssue
Milton H. Welling
Hox Elder County
Congress
Welling
Judea King
British Lead On Somme Front In Fresh Offensive
Bir Il Rawlinson commands the fourth British army that delivered the main Somme attack. Authorities believe the offensive in this sector will be resumed by the British in the near future.
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Bir Il, Rawlinson
Somme
Negro escapes from convict camp at Knysville
Deputies and the local sheries office searched for J. Theermyer an Australian negro who escaped from the convict road camp near Knysville around 6 a.m. A telephoned description says he wears a heavy canvas coat and brogans, weighs about 180 pounds and is about five feet eight inches tall. A reward of $50 is offered for his capture. Submarine not sighted near Savannah harbor. parts of a submarine lurked offshore, drawing little attention.
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Sheries
J. Theermyer
Convict Road
Cere ‘Wile
P. M. Mutaford
Conricta
Attention Eagles Meeting Promised for Wednesday Night
Fragmented notice outlines a Wednesday gathering for the Eagles with a buffet luncheon. The text mentions refreshments, a new candidate, and potential promotion steps involving Tawnbrokers.
Yeomen Dance Opens 1916 17 Social Season in Woodmen Hall
The 1916 17 social season of the Oe den Todge Brotherhood of American Yeomen opened with a dancing party at Woodmen of the World hall directed by Miss Ivy Nolbrook and the social committee. Crawsoni’s Orchestra provided a lively program with many dances and encores while a small crowd enjoyed the evening. The next lodge party is slated for the second Tuesday in November.
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Oe den Todge
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Walrd Hall
Ivy Nolbrook
Nowena
Thelorge
Crawsoni
Famous Cambridge stroke wounded on Somme front
The renowned Cambridge rower Stuart of the Border regiment, famed for steering the Cambridge crew in the Boat Race and the season, was wounded in action on the Somme front. He is reported to be recuperating in a London hospital.
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Cambridge
Stuart
Border Regiment
Putney
Somme
London
Ordinance Creating Lower District No 133 and Local Tax
An ordinance creates Lower District No 133 and levies a special tax on property along Van Murets and Lincoln avenues between specified streets to defray costs of sewer and drainage improvements. The measure extends to abutting parcels and includes funds for extending lateral connections.
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Deden City
van iMurets Avenue
Eiles
Twenty-fourth
Capital Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Trentlch
Svetlan
Ogden City sewer tax ordinance caption and notices
A historical notice describes an ordinance creating Sewer District No. 13 and levying a special tax on abutting properties to cover sewer construction costs. It lists parcels in Capitol, Five Acre, Riverside Park, and other additions, with tiers of delinquency and interest through four yearly installments. The document records adoption by the Board of Commissioners of Ogden City on October 5, 19th century, signed by City Recorder Walter Richey, and includes a Sugar market and Hart suicide note mention in the same issue.
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Riverside Park
Orden City Buttey
Olden Chy
Utan
Abuot R. Heywoon
Walter Tichey
City Recorder
State of
Utah
County of Weber
Walter Hehey
Ogden City
Board of Commissioners of
Bald Galen Chy
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Eddie Pola
LH King
Bir TL Rawlinson
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Alda
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24Th St
Virginia
Knights of Columbus
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Heveral
Salt Lake Order
John A. Dunk
Wiliam, Leary
University of Utah Law School
J. J. Galligan
Salt Lake
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J. A. Howe
Ondca
Sagatteor
Wrights
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Wrights’ Clothing Store
Thurma Hart
Cash Bales Company
Hart
American
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Hughes
West
Taghes
Charles Hughes
Malen
M. Picht
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