Great Britain Confers On Trade Permits Amid Allied Talks
Global trade and wartime policy debate intensifies as Britain and France discuss relaxing orders to permit shipment of German and Austrian goods through neutral ports. Officials in Washington report no blanket relaxations, while inquiries probe how permits would be issued via London embassies and private attorneys for American owners. In other news, a burglary at Lehi sees the People’s Coop store looted and several items recovered as authorities investigate a spate of recent home robberies in the area.
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Brat
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France
Great Filtala
Ita
Council
United States
Cerariment
Amander Page
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Bia
Fotterdam
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Repul
Arso
Tandon
Ambaseccor-Pare
Foreign Office
Persoaille
Privaty
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Britzh
Citkers
Lehi
Rafe
Galt Lake City
Jimmy
Mortantiie
People's Coop
Ignac
Lncker’s
Exch Sopn
Burgera
Store Robbed of Merchandise In Nearly Identical Heist
A store reported a theft of merchandise including about twenty table coats and shirts, four suits, twenty-four men’s dress items, and other goods valued between $700 and $800. The incident occurred as authorities investigate the break in and review surveillance for leads.
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Bernica
Tischer
Arrests at Salt Lake City Market for Weights Violations
In Salt Lake City a crackdown on weights and measures violations occurred at the growers' exchange on West and First South streets. Officers including Heber C Amith and inspectors purchased produce by measure triggering arrests of twelve farmers and vendors for selling by improper weights. The action aimed to curb deceptive practices in peaches plums potatoes and tomatoes.
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Growers’ Exchange
Heber C. Amith
Deraty
Condla
I. W. Lémon
T. L. Levine
Vaschaoge
English Peace Terms Draw Mixed Reactions in London
London newspapers report Germany’s peace terms as released by the International News Service. The Times calls the terms preposterous and unlikely to lead to peace, while Daily News notes mixed prospects and hints that a quick settlement remains distant. Analysts link German aims to victory or annihilation with allied responses still uncertain.
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Germany
Internatonal
Yondon
New York
London Times
Washington
International
Times
Nea
America
Russia
France
Peata
Half Billion Dollar Loan Sought Amid Market Turmoil
Reports say a preliminary half a billion dollar loan may be arranged to stabilize foreign exchange markets. Collateral reportedly includes British gold shipments and bonds from South America, Canada, and U S rail firms. Banks face scrutiny over currency sanctions and collateral adequacy as New York authorities weigh the move.
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New York
Great Biritain
Falls
Adriatic
St. Paul
Great Britain
Wuld
Jon
Beston
Philadel
Joana
Market for South American bonds and collateral sale plan
A fragment discusses scarce market for South American railroad bonds offered as collateral. It mentions potential sale to London if banks require, and notes prevailing belief that official action might be withheld for such items. The text reflects uncertainty and incomplete details.
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London
Mexicans Fire on Aeroplane Near Brownsville Clash
Thrown together near Brownsville Texas Mexican forces fired nearly five hundred shots at an American army aeroplane over Brownsville then turned on a guard detail at the electric light plant. No American casualties reported. Detachments of cavalry infantry and posses patrol the border as authorities guard bridges and power plants. Colonel Bullard reported the incident to Fort Sam Houston and authorities seek the Mexican attackers hidden across the Rio Grande.
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Texas
Grande
Brownsville
Aod
Jaquad
Brownsville Electric Light Plant
Joseph C. Morrow
Bi. Q. Jones
Ios Ta- Utoe Ranch
United States Cavalry
Twelfth
San Benlto
H. 8. Hawkins
Third Cavalry
Calesleo Stapa Mad
San Tenla
Fort Amen
Rio Grands
Tt. L. Bullard
Fort Brown
Fort Sam Houston
Woowan
Baby dies in gun discharge accident at home
In Kaysville Idaho a 13 cenths old infant of Mr and Mrs George E L Webb died after a pistol left by the father discharged when he returned home. The hammer struck the floor as the mother accidently knocked the gun, the bullet struck the baby who was on the floor. The funeral was held at the Kayvale tabernacle with burial in Kayvale cemetery under Bishop Hyde.
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Kaysville
George EL Webb
Malebrook
Idaho
Kayote Tabernacle
Bishop Hyde
Kayavile
Webb
Prominent Scandinavians in Utah Back Circular for University Chair
Leaders in Utah speaking for Scandinavian groups circulate a proposal to establish a chair of Scandinavian in the University of Utah's language department and to raise funds. The effort aims to broaden support for the plan among the community and institutions.
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Utah
Medera
University of Utah
Bulgaria Eyes All Macedonia Amid Balkan Tensions
London dispatch reports Bulgaria rejects expansionist aims while seeking steady policy on Macedonia. Premier Radoslavoff flags no rush to war, citing public will and safeguarding Bulgarian interests. Entente pressure to seize Macedonian lands clashes with central powers’ proposals on rail and territory.
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National Assembly
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Macedonia
Radoslavoff
Berebia
Greece
Dalparians
Bulgaria
Turkey
Strong Defense on Dvina River Threatens Eastern Front
Reported dispatches show Serbia accepting a principle of entente territorial concessions to Bulgaria with frontier contacts to Greece. German efforts along the Dvina River face stubborn defense by Russian fortifications and German gains remain limited as officers warn the campaign could pivot toward Riga and Petrograd if the line breaks.
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Maris
Il 19
Serbia
Bulgaria
Greece
Peace rumors denied by British government officials
In Tendon on Sept 3 authoritative sources denied any British government action or statement toward peace. The Associated Press was authorized to publicly deny the rumors before an explicit denial. Also a carload of peaches shipped from Springville went over the Wo Grande yesterday to the eastern market.
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Turgatia
London
Foreign Office
Associated Press
Serbia
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Dedengatch
Deci- Hong
Tendon
Eletea Tere
Springville
Von Bernstorff Has Wide Power In German Submarine Talks
Washington report notes German ambassador Count von Bernstorff wields broad discretionary powers to speak for Germany in final negotiations over submarine warfare. Officials see signs of his efforts to prevent a break with the United States while the U S position on reparations and arbi tration remains unsettled.
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Washington
Kerlin
Count” van Dernstort
Germany
United States
DIES OF WHOOPING COUGH AT AMERICAN PARK
Fort Wayne couple mourns as their months old son, child of Mr and Mrs Thomaz McColley, dies after a severe attack of whooping cough at American Park. The obituary notes the illness and death date September 3.
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American Park
Thomaz McColley
Fort Canyon
High School Season Ticket Plan Adopted
A high school votes unanimously to adopt a season ticket plan for school activities. The package offers access to dances, matinees, football games, basketball games, wrestling, and more for 24 dollars with various admission rules and a subscription to the school paper.
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Ogden High
Shia Coe
Icarus
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