Interurban Car Kills 2¢ Year Old Griffin Near Hyde Park
Logan reports Reynold Griffin aged 2 months misread as 2¢ year old was struck by an interurban car on a curve just north of the city near Hyde Park. Motorman Priday Smith said Griffin lay across the track about twenty five feet ahead before the vehicle stopped. The body was taken to a local undertaking parlor for funeral services and interment at Richmond after services in Lexan Ward. The child was the son of J P Griffin and was last seen walking home with a man prior to the accident.
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Logan
Reynold Gritil
J. P. Griffin
Hirde Park
Priday-Smith
Griffin
Laxan St
Lexan Blath
Richmond
Griffith
Hyde Park
Bia
Perkes
Bla
Mbledba
Jeaves
Herzog's Body Found After Submarine Disappearance
Honolulu reporters confirm two of the three identified bodies from the 8.8.8 submarine disaster. Charles Ti Wella of Norfolk Virginia machinist mate and Frank N. terzog of Salt Lake City Utah electrician were identified by dental records and a notebook. The vessel’s other body was George T. Archrott, a Kurarr’s mate from Los Angeles. The men were retrieved from the battery room aboard the wreck near Hongtulu Bay.
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Honolulu
T. i
Charles Ti
Wella
Norfolk
Machiniat
Frank N. Terzog
Ealt Lake City
Utah
Electriciaa
Welle
Hongtulu Bey
Maren
Herzog
George T. Arhcrott
Kurarr
Los Angeles
Veonel
Steamer Savona Sunk with Three Crew Lost
London reports the steamer Savona 18 sank after a collision or disaster. Three crew members are believed lost, with rescue efforts ongoing and authorities investigating the incident.
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London
Savona
Jona
Faith
Colteler
Wilson Bound Over By A Judge At Brigham
Brigham City September 2 L 1 Wilson charged with shooting Emily Angers Ansonen and Tom Chatland home keeper in a dispute over railroad right of way three miles north of Brigham. Chatland fired the shots that wounded Armtr oxs body. Wilson bound over to district court in $600 bond unable to procure. Trial date not set.
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Brigham City
Wilson
Seeault
Enigeer Malph
Odea, Logan
Dsho
Enzinter
Tom Chatland
Jacesarm
Brigham
Re. Chatland
H. M. Fingin
District Court
Chatland
Armtroox
Cattle Tick Costs US Greatly in Past Year
Washington September 2 The cattle tick coat the United States about 90,060,000 dollars in the past year, according to Dr A D Smeltin head of the federal bureau of animal industry. The figures include losses from destruction of cattle lower value of stock and milk production impacts as government agents report progress in eradicating the tick amid southern farmer concern.
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Washington
United States
A. D. Smeltin
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
English business men protest against German import concession
London confronts a protracted protest by English business interests led by C. Kiley of the London Chamber of Commerce. They condemn Britain's permit allowing American importers to receive from Germany goods taxed under wartime rearmament, arguing the concession shields German factories, risks a $80,000,000 impact, and worsens a prewar crisis as exchange rates fall and the foreign office appears to back Germany's rearmament efforts.
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London
Drillen Tradt
Germany
C. Kiley
Tip Fancy
Landoo Chamber of Commerce
Mayo
R Utty
Mexican bandits raid frontier. two Americans killed
Reports from Brownsville describe Mexican bandits attacking near the river, killing Earl Donaldson and J. Smith after capturing several others. The assault involved arson of a pumping plant and a jeep, with troops pursuing the raiders into Texas as investigators link the operation to a suspected leader named Aniecto Pitano. Bodies found show brutal treatment, while the bandits reportedly crossed back into Mexico after a brief confrontation.
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Drownaville
Tex
Killee
Dalted Aiaten
Earl Donaldson
Fayette
J. Ff. Smbb
Dodd
Beleve
St. Louis
Brownarrle & Hmesico
Brownsville
Harlingen
Vquor
Hull & J Company
United States Infantry
Ranch House
Miles Cet
Barede
Loula Lauiom
Browns‘ville
Dodds
Mezicas
Aniecto Pitano
Ald
Jost
Dylog
Matamoras
Meahan
Secretary of War Invitation Atop Salt Lake Visit
Governor Spry Colonel Woolley and N T Porter travel from Boston to Salt Lake City. They plan to call on the president and secretary of war and extend an invitation from the Bonneville club for Spry to be guest and speak at a banquet during his expected Salt Lake City visit.
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Washington
iWin Spry
Edward G. Woolley, Jr
N. T. Porter
Salt Lake City
Boston
Spry
Bonneville Club
Bia
Parific Ensat
Taft Urges U3 Preparations at Panama Exposition
San Francisco September 2 Williams Howard Taft urged preparations for war during his Taft day address at the Panama Pacific Exposition. He stressed noncombatant rights for belligerent commercial interests, praised the firm stance from Washington, and noted Germany’s reaction. The ceremony featured Taft planting a California redwood in San Francisco and a living cup presentation by exposition officials as part of the Taft day events. Equal suffrage defeated in Alabama politics underscores broader war anxieties.
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San Francisco
Williams Howard Taft
Panama Pacific
Talt
United States
California
United States Cuamt
Germany Inc
Uils
Wiliam Howard Taft
Vanama
Washington
Germany
Timah
Montgomery
Alabama
Alerady
SINGERS TO PERFORM IN HAMPTON QUARTET TRAINING TOUR
The Hampton singers Le io, famed for plantation quartet songs, will give a single concert at the First Congregational Church on September 9. Their recent two month run at the Manama-Facile Exposition earned a gold medal, and they will tour to New York Philadelphia Boston and Washington with the same program including the plantation favorite.
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Hampton
le Io
America
Troun
First Congregational Church
Manama-Facile
Npten
Menta
Tate Elly
New Vors City
Boston
Phiadelphia
Umora
Washington
Yarhionade
Newport
Tar Harbor
Portland
Neverley
Florida
Foreign Money Gains In Value Across Currencies
New York reports the pound sterling rising through a ladder of values after a sharp drop earlier in the week. It hovered near 4.60 overnight, then slipped to 4.59 as markets steadied. London bankers reportedly act to curb its volatility. Francs rose to 5.98, Lire to 64.8, and the Reichsmark advanced slightly.
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New York
Stern
Yee Tenlay
Creat Hritsin
London
Frmanta
Lres
Engineer Parker reports progress on Davis Canal dam
Engineer A F Parker of the Davis and Weber Counties Canal reports satisfactory progress on the new dam at East Creek cenetvoll. He cannot say when completion will occur but notes the reservoir is now finishing 100 second feet of water for irrigation. Despite dry conditions, warm weather, and extended farm-land strain, storms are expected to replenish the reservoir to allow farmers to perform fall irrigation.
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A. F. Parker
Davis & Weber Counties Canal Company
Ussis
East Creek
Mains Being Placed in Streets in Utai City
P. M. Parry, manager of Utai Power & Light, states that men are at work extending main lines across the city. Current work focuses on Twenty eleventh Street between Washington and Quincy avenues and on Thirty Street. A new line will start tomorrow on Twenty second Street from Washington to Jackson avenues. Extensions along Twenty third, Twenty ninth, Twenty eighth, and Twenty seventh Streets form a grid across the city south of Ogden river, with arteries running north and south as contracts progress.
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P.M. Parry
Utai Power & Light Company
Gaa
Washington Land
Quincy Avenues
Tom Washington
Walt Avenuce
Ogden River
Arenes
Corruption in French Service Exposed in Army Shell Purchases
Paris September 2 reports the French Government has arrested two technical agents from the marine and war departments amid a crackdown on corruption in army supply purchases. The men allegedly aided by L Leblond director of wireless, accepted monthly subsidies in exchange for less stringent shell inspections at Sautho Tara works.
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Paris
Marine
War Department
Sautho- Tara
M. Leblond
Sak
Noordam case draws Washington interest in gasche affair
Washington officials state they are deeply curious about developments in EY Gasche case aboard the Dutch steamer Noordam. Gasche, carrying a Swiss passport, claims British authority while detained in England. British reports say he is a German of prominence tied to Germany’s activities in the United States, with unclear real name and days spent in the U S in company with suspected German agents.
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Noordam
Washington
Gasche
England
Germany
United States
Constipation Remedy Ad Promises Mixed Health Claims
A reader submits a garbled note touting various laxatives and tonics claimed to purify the blood, ease constipation, and improve hair and nerves. The text mentions sulfuric tablets, purifiers, and herbal blends, with cautions about sleep and nerves, but contains unclear, unsafe, and archaic medical language.
Medical misread symptoms warn of misused drugs
Fragmentary notes describe attempted self treatment with various pills and dosages. The text mentions headaches, weight, kidney concerns, and back ache, with a confusing dialogue about drugs like hypo-nucline and cadomene and advice to alter intake.
Port Named for Gates Before Swiss Passport Obtained
Dar ag bla remained while Gasche drew attention during events of the Bogheh government. He then sailed on the Noardam weeks ago and proper authorities in England were notified.
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Gates
Dar Ag Bla
Gasche
Bogheh
Noardam
England
Forest Service notes cite inspections and grazing conditions
Homer El Feon head of the grazing department in Oden returns from Fish Lake forest after a lengthy inspection. T. C. May plans further investigations on land matters at the Ulate forest, with a two week absence noted, reflecting ongoing field work and assessment of northern ranges and stock readiness.
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Homer EL Feon
Forest Service
Oden
Fish Lake Forest
Nouthern
T. C. May
Lands Department
Haz
Ulate Forest
Bishop Christensen Operated Upon in Brigham City
Brigham City prominent business man and former Mormon ward bishop C. N. Christensen was taken with acute appendicitis early in the week and underwent successful surgery at a local hospital. His condition improved rapidly and his family reported a favorable prognosis. Greek shot in Salt Lake restaurant fight leaves one man fatally wounded. another accused of attempted murder. George A. Cokinas, attacked at a 45% West Second South coffee house, sustained two neck injuries from Papakis who was arrested. Papakis from Hingham, pending comment, motive linked to a longstanding song dispute. Cokinas is under medical care, with condition serious but improving.
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Christensen
Brigham City
N. Christensen
Balt Lake
Salt Lake
George A. Coktnas
Bia
Nick Papakis
Cokinas
West Second South Stretl
Papakis
Hingham
Mapakis
Sending Horses to the War Zone War Zone Export Outlook
Washington reports 11 000 horses and mules shipped abroad for European belligerents many to England with some to France and Italy. Government monitors note high bred stock scarce but ordinary horses remain available as prices rise. Estimated national stock about four million mules and 21 million horses present in the country. Also, Pocatello, Idaho, reports McNally held on murder charge, preliminary hearing set for September 32, district court bound over for trial.
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Washington
United States
Potten
Dormes
Department of Agriculture Flotala
England
France
Sph
Mary
Pocatello
Idaho
McNally
Irwin
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