May Be Cut in Price of Reserved Seats
President Johnson of the American League outlined planned pricing changes for the world series. If Chicago advances, seats would rise to double the current rates with bleacher and pavilion pricing set, and grand stand reserved seats at a fixed higher price. Chicago’s chances could push the schedule to October 6 if the series starts as anticipated.
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BT. Louis
Johnson
Chicago
Coles
Comlekey
Wilfred Hess of Farmington Dead
Wilfred Hess 51 of Farmington Utah died Sept 1 in Clifton Idaho after long cancer battle. He formerly served on Farmington city council and was active in public affairs. His daughter Thea also suffers cancer and is treated at the Hess ranch near Clifton.
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Bast Lars
Wilfred Hess
Farmington
Utah
Clton
Ball Lake
Fermington
Hess
United States
Thea
Hess Ranch
Clifton
Ida
Troops May Winter at Southern Post Near Bast Lake
A Washington dispatch indicates northern post troops may be moved to southern posts, including Fort Douglas and Foulherad, for winter training. Senator King has been advised the plan is under consideration and may include abandoning Paso Alto guard cantonment for southeastern reassignment.
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Bast Lake
Ollicern
Wen
Fort Douglas
Foulherad
Washington
Sundes
W. H. King
Ponis
Paso Alloational
Mess
Palo Alto
Post Winter Training Plans Incomplete At Northern Station
Fragmentary notes indicate a northern post plans winter training but no final estimates or orders are issued. The post quartermaster awaits data before authorizing changes to quarters and facilities for the season.
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Telaulte
Former Salt Lake Attorney Dies at Jang Beach
Colonel Erancide W. Tatlock, once a Salt Lake resident and attorney, died yesterday at Jang Beach, at his daughter's home. Born in Troy, he moved to Utah in 1889 and was admitted to the Utah bar that year. He joined the U.S. Supreme Court bar in 1896 and later served as a U.S. statistical agent and Utah Statehood commissioner. Burial was planned for today according to Jang Beach sources.
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Salt Lake
Utah Commission
Utah
Jang Neach
Tatlock
Safe remedy for children coughs and croup
A Brownsville Texas parent recommends Folly's Money and Tar as a valuable cough medicine for children. The testimonial asserts quick relief from coughs and croup and notes trust in the product among friends, via Nelintyre Drug Co advertisement.
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Chas. Baker
Brownaville
Tex
Nelntyre Drug Co
Army Engineers Wounded in France Casualty Report
The War Department reports that sergeants Calderwood and Brannizse of Company F 110th Railway Engineers were slightly wounded by shell fragments on duty in France. This marks the army's first casualty notice involving railway engineers in the war efforts.
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Wasitington
War Department
MM. 1
Calderwood
Srilwaie
W. F. Brannizse
Fy 110Ib
France
Sheriff Ordered to Stop Pacifist Meeting in North Dakota
Governor Nutbeck directs Sheriff Shanks to bar a Peoples' Council of America for Democracy and Trace gathering planned for September 15 in Sioux Falls. Sheriff Cameron is warned of state force if the meeting proceeds, cited as unpatriotic and potentially rioting inciting. Also notes prize in Vera Cruz and labor law proposals amid trade union tensions.
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Tenne
B. C
Shanks
Nutbeck
Telm Taphed
Sherif Cameron
Minnehaha
Peoples’ Council of America For Democracy and Trace
Siax
Tate Constabulary
Erbarcasa
Norbeck Bax
Sherif
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Russian army crisis deepens as Korniloff resigns
Washington dispatch reports General Korniloff’s demand for a dictatorship, Kerensky’s provisional government clings to authority, and martial law hints at a struggle to preserve democracy amid threats from German forces and possible monarchist trends. Foremost generals Klemborsky and Vlembovsky named to sharpen northern defense.
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Washington
Korntlott
Nussiav
Cotmander
I'vemier Kerensky
S'rétler Looff
Duma
Geneval
Kornitott
Alt Uhough
Kerensky
Kornitol
Petrograd
Krembareky
Tereatchenko
Bornoff
Korailoft
Korntloft
Bere Cen
Klemboraky
Riga
Vance
Vlembovsky
Roops
Higa
Kismborsky
Elo
Pioneer Dies After Auto Struck in East Lake
An 81 year old resident of Wilford wand died after being struck by a car driven by an unidentified man. The driver reported the accident occurred at Eleventh East and Twenty fist South. The victim, James Hamilton of MUL Creek, was hospitalized with severe injuries and died in the early morning. No arrest had been made. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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East Lake
Felkles
Lens Hansen
Vth
Sore
James
Hamilton
Mul Creek
Wilford
Llansen
Bvereeney Hospital
South Street
Ens
South
Harm's Way
Kia
Wasermick
Wellins
Regulation of Coal Prices Announced by Fuel Admin
In a late night address the fuel administrator M A Garfield announced forthcoming price controls on coal. The plan sets caps for exported and domestic sales to stabilize supply and curb volatility before month’s end.
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Washington
Tyr M.A. Garfield
Distribution of Cars and Coal in War Resources Plan
The article describes a coordinated effort led by Dr. Garfield and Judge Lovett to allocate scarce cars and coal. It notes price variations by locality, ensures priority shipments, and assigns John F. White of the United Mine Workers as special assistant.
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Gardetd
Ciy
The
Fuel Administration
Interstate Ecommerce Commission
Robert §. Lovett
Garfield
John F. White
United Ming Workers of American
Noted Chiropractor Thompson Joins Ogden Practice
Dr. F A Thompson, renowned chiropractor and aptnographer, leaves Palmer School of Chiropractic after three years heading X ray at Davenport. He associates with Drs RB Johnson and L J McKell in Ogden to split time between adjusting patients and laboratory work.
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F. A. Thompson
Palmer School of Chiropractic
Bia
RB. Johnson
L J. McKell
Ogden
Thompson
United States
Nnme
Davenport
Thompsonre
Shark in Auto Bites Captor in Hawaii Hunt
In Honolulu Aug 20 an island man, Wenolulu, was bitten by a 12 foot shark caught near Nanakul. While loading the shark into a car as proof of prowess, the creature bit Nakuma’s arm, tearing flesh to the bone. He was rushed to the emergency hospital for treatment.
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Honolulu
Wenolulu
Boh
Aloe
Nakuina
Nanakul
Thin Island
Nakuma
Woo
Therm Ehut
Nakaisa
Montpelier Editor Injured In Auto Crash
Montpelier Idaho September 10 editor Charles B Wright of the Montpelier Examiner was injured when his car crashed on a slick road four miles west of town. The car rolled twice and slid down a grade leaving him with multiple broken ribs a fractured shoulder and head injuries. He had been returning from Paris and was alone in the vehicle.
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Montpelier
Idaho
Charles B. Wright
Telce
Wright
Paris
Mr. Wright
Bread price reduction urged at New York convention
Maxi Milian Strasser honorary president told the New York State Association of Master Bakers at their 52nd annual convention that the best service they could provide to government and public is to reduce bread prices.
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New York State
Association of
Maximilian Strasser
German Tageblatt Raid Suppresses German Socialist Paper
Federal agents raided the Tageblatt in Philadelphia, arresting editor Dr Marin Dakroy and business manager Herman Lemke with warrants issued for four other officials. The paper faces espionage charges for allegedly aiding Germany by publishing statements to evad e postal laws and directing letters to German destinations. The raid targets editors and officials amid U S war policy against German newspapers.
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Philadelpmla
Rept
Tageblatt
Department of Justice
Ser Derararits
Marin Dakroy
Herman Lemke
Raubexer
Sta
Bates
United States
Atailsith
Frank Garbarino
Baturday
Germany
Bay, & Fike
I. Isselburat
Wilson
Scera
Allexea
Rald Ndey
Washington
What to eat for indigestion says medical ad
A Victorian era advertisement touts Bisulated Magnesia as a best stomach antacid. It claims to neutralize excess acidity without digestants and advises a simple powder or tablet form with meals. It promises natural digestion and freedom from pepsin pills.
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Ray
Man Power Of The Germans Reduced
The grand headquarters reports Germany's current manpower and casualties. Active formations on fronts and lines of communication total 5,509,000, with 660,000 in depots. Total losses and shielded personnel amount to 4,000,000, plus 500,000 wounded in East hospitals, summing 10,610,000 called to service so far. Remaining uncalled or dispensable groups and exemptions bring additional figures.
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Ftench
France
Sept. St
Prera
Germany
Pttals
Relief groups unify with Red Cross to aid troops
Navy league and Hons organizations coordinate auxiliary units to affiliate with existing Red Cross chapters. They will supply literature and equipment, obtain raw materials, arrange shipments, and consolidate relief efforts to avoid duplication and delay for soldiers and sailors. Secretary Daciels proposed the Red Cross lead, and Henry P. Davison endorsed placing its resources at the disposal of both army and navy.
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Navy League
My Hons
Red Cross
Daciels
Henry P. Davison
War Board
Wilson
Coal Supplies Favor Rural Rigby In Idaho
In Rigby Idaho on Sept 11 residents report adequate fuel as farmers supply themselves for winter. Over the past three months eight coal cars reached local dealers while town residents stockpile. Coal is now selling for nine dollars per ton in Rigby.
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Rigby
Iabo
Idaho
Trinity
Righty
First Deaths In Actual Warfare Reported
Washington dispatches report Major General Pershing forwarding the f het summary to the war department on a hospital bombing in France. Earlier notices spoke of Lieutenant Fitzsimmons and implied others killed at base hospital No. 8 in France. The Pershing message lists deaths as of September 5 at the base hospital.
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Washington
Pershing
War Department
London
Fitzsimmons
Fershing
Base Hospital No
France
Simple weight loss ad promises quick results with capsules
An old style weight loss advertisement touts kerin capsules as a safe easy method to shed ten to sixty pounds quickly. It claims mental and physical improvement, urges readers to visit a druggist, and assures the treatment is harmless and worth a fair trial.
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Brigg
Naval Auxiliary to the Red Cross Formed
Washington reports the formation of four auxiliary divisions of the American Red Cross to coordinate war relief work. Mrs HT Gratesbury of Philadelphia chairs the effort and, with Secretary Daniela, will appoint an advisory committee of women to direct the new activities nationwide.
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Washington
Red Cross, War Board
Mra
Gratesbury
Philadelphia
War Casualties From Bomb Wounds Reported for September 4
From wounds caused by bombs during an air raid at 11 p m September 4 first lieutenant William T Fitzsimmons medical reserve corps and privates Sealle Q Woods Rudolph Rubno Jr and Orrar C Tugo from the medical department and medical enlisted reserve corps listed as casualties in a Toronto Cabade Musicians hero contre Increase Of 4 man wee
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William T. Fitzsimmons
Medical Reserve Corps
Ciasa
Sealle Q. Woods
Rudolph Rubno
Orrar C. Tugo
Notice of Voluntary Dissolution for W C Kay Elevator Co
The State of Utah Weber County In the District Court notices the voluntary dissolution of W C Kay Elevator Company is filed and publication is ordered for 30 days ending October 1, 1917. Objections may be filed before publication expires with Clerk C M Ramey and Deputy Edith Reid.
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State of
Utah
County of
Weber
District Court
The
Beyond Judicial Meirict
C. M. Ramey
Edith Reid
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