Beatrice Yopac Released After Fathers Illness
Beatrice Yopac a 15 year old youth woman arrested in an Ogden rooming house with Chester Melptosh railroad brakeman was released to go home to Burley Idaho as her father was very ill. She faced no charges at arrest while her companion Nel reak had a hearing and was bound over to district court on heavy bonds. William Russell in Shackles of Truth and Al Jennings show at the Cozy this week.
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Beatrice Yopac
Ogden
Chester Melptosh
Burley
Idaho
Steparth
Nelreak
Amusement Parlor Renovated Under New Management
D. Herman, manager of the Bowl ing and Dillised Parlorr, announces a new billiard table, cutting balls, repainting, and general improvements. He also previews a series of bowling and billiard tournaments not seen in Ogden before, per past custom.
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D. Herman
Herman
Ogden
THAAD UNION PROGRAM OF VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
A program arranged by the Conjoint Mutual associations of the Trenty-Ofth ward features vocal by Gladys Rich rendered by Marian Brownias, with Miss Mary Fisher, Les Helen Hunter, and Al Jennings in Beating Back. Performances set for Sunday through Friday at the Cozy, 10c.
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Te'clok
Trenty-Ofth Ward
Gladys Rich
Marian Brownias
Gir
Mary Fisher
Sfatin
Les Helen Hunter
Young St Louis man cleared after draft evader inquiry
Hoelnieke a St Louis resident arrested near Morgan on suspicion of draft evasion and espionage. Federal investigators found he is a natural born American and the birth record confirms his stated identity. He had been detained for questioning while officers checked his background and alleged affiliations.
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Ho Helnicke
Morgan
Pps
County Jar
Hennicke
Rhin
Hoelgieke
St. Louis
Piedmont Youth Held On Fugitive Charge In Oklahoma
Alexander Weaver, 21, of Piedmont Oklahoma, is held on a fugitive from justice charge after a hearing before US Commissioner W H Reeder Jr. His bond of 1000 dollars was posted by his father and he may return home on his honor while awaiting orders to travel to Oklahoma for trial. Weaver seeks to join the army without examination to avoid the Piedmont local draft board, planning to request transfer under Oklahoma jurisdiction.
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Alexander Weaver
Piedmont
Okla
Alt
United States District Court of
Oklahore
Weaver
Hisather
Oklahoma
Minister Koehne to Leave Ogden for California Coast
John B Koehne who has served at the Congregational church for five months will depart Monday morning for the California coast. The Sunday service will mark the close of his local work after twenty three years lecturing nationwide. After a brief California visit he will head east where in October he begins winter lecturing on national topics for the government via the Chanute Institute management.
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John B. Koehne
Congregational Church
California
Hoehne
Eig
Opden
Califorats
Koehne
East
Oetitute
Federal Prisoners Are Not
County and city officials protested federal actions in arresting men and confining them in local jails at their expense during investigations. Sheriff Weterson stated he had no complaint, noting federal officers acted properly, and prisoners were held two to three days before hearings. Government reimbursement covered local costs, aligning with the view there was no justified protest.
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Weterson
Heald
Rnto
County
Federal Judge Denies Watson Injunction Over The Jeffersonian
In Fairfield North Carolina Federal Judge Spear refused Thomas E. Watson's request to restore publication to malls. Postmaster General Arleson barred the periodical for content deemed to distract army recruiting and enlistment. The court upheld the GPO action.
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Speer
Lake
Fairfield
N. C
Spear
Thomas E. Watson
Jeffersonian
Arleson
Robinson Crusoe era on Orpheum bill with Jolson
The Orpheum presents Robinson Crusoe starring Jolson in a Sunday and Monday engagement ending with a Labor Day matinee. The cast includes Doogay Withee Doner and famed Broadway acts Crocker and Walters plus Grace and erkes with Jolson as a chauffeur on a dream voyage. Cannibals and exotic sights promise a spectacular backdrop.
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Hobinson Crusoe
Orpheum
Robbean Crusoe, Jr
Lawrence DoQrsay
Mabel Withee
Kitty Doner
Alexander Dap ‘Mar
William Kinley
Trixie Raymond
Adolph Wome
Duwerr
Crocker
Walters
Grace
Erkes
Confession of Murder Denied in Des Moines Report
Reports in Des Moines say Rev. George J. Kelley denies confessing to the Villisca axe murders of 1915. Officials say no confession was obtained by methods alleged by Kelley’s counsel. The case concerns the Moore family killings and related court action in Harrison County Iowa.
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Des Moines
George J. Belley
Nix
Kelley
Wt. M. Haynes
Town
Sherif
Harrison County
Locan
S. HW
Moore
Hig
Four Great Pictures at the Alhambra Next Week
The Alhambra offers a slate of films including Mollie King and Roger(a) Lytton in On the Square Girl tomorrow night. Monday features Gladys Hulette in Nobody. The Mysterious Mr Ry and Vivian Martin in Lolite Miss Optotast play across the rest of the week with titles bold and engaging.
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Alhambra
Mollie King
Rogera Lytton
On the Square
Plethea
Burke
Mies Terry
Vivian Martin
Lolite
Mies Optotast
Mollie King and
Rogers Lytton
HE ON the Square Girl
Italian poet wounded in air raid over Pola
Paris dated report says Gabriele D'Annunzio, the Italian poet, took a prominent part in a recent air raid against Austrians above Pola and was slightly wounded. It notes he flew August 19 for 48 minutes at 300 to 600 meters, attacked Austrian infantry with machine gun fire, and fired again in the afternoon. His aircraft reportedly was hit by 177 bullets, wounding him slightly in the left breast. The dispatches cite Milan sources.
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Paris
Gabriele WiAnnunzio
Pola
Milan
D’annuista
ThAnmierle
France fixes price of shoes and starts National Footwear
Paris reports that France will requisition materials to produce boots at controlled prices. The plan calls for National Footwear with boots sold at fixed rates: men five dollars, women four fifty, boots and fittings one sixty, and children's price set later. The army and commerce ministry oversee production to ensure fair pricing.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ministry of Cor Merer
Army Commissariat
Taylor
Array Commiscariat
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Henry B. Walthal
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