Woman Killed In Auto Accident Near Balt Lake
A late night auto crash on the road between Sixteenth and Berentersth South near Balt Lake killed Mrs. EE Lawrens and injured several others. The driver J V Hernstrom and Theo dore Abramson were among the injured, with Abramson in critical condition. The car, an old high geared 1907 model, was said to be difficult to stop once moving. Authorities detained the driver for speeding and pending charges were to follow.
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Balt Lake
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Rourth
Sixteenth
Berentersth South
Sirs
Lawrens
Was &Ftfrd
Theodore Abrameen
Akollact
Frederick M. Wells
Lake Sleet
J. I. Fowler Manufacturing Company
Victor Dernatrom
Wes Drivice
Rosdbouss
Ue Place
Dernatrom
Park
Ramvet C. Park
Baltlake
Emereency Hospital
Lawless
Abramson
Dre
C. C. Snyder
C. Ty Bhlelde
Waprose
An Temstrom
Biewifs
HD. Sprague
Hernstrom
Bicneek
Dernstrom
Bernatzaim
Roberts
Llba
Lawtesa
L. Lawtesa
Wella
Fraudulent Base Charged in Salt Lake Arrests
A fragmentary charge report notes Geri W and Sherrie Weary arrest in Salt Lake City on fraud pretense related to obtaining money. Amos Mowe reportedly released on bond. J. W. Stubb alleges Hews owed him, tied to a Vancouver company, with knowledge of insolvency at the time of the transaction.
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Frove
Geri W—Sherrie
Amos Mowe
Salt Lake
Mo Wes
J. W. Stubb
Mentanilla
Vancouver
Germany makes many promises to Bulgaria report
A dispatch from Turin via Paris reports Germany has made extensive promises to Bulgaria to gain Bulgaria's neutrality. The claims allege King Ferdinand of Bulgaria would receive the crown of Hyzanttur after negotiations with the Duke of Mecklenburg on behalf of Emperor William. The note warns no authoritative confirmation and notes Bulgaria’s perceived lack of Allied support, with Romanian troop maneuvers and Ferdinand planning a Danube location for a week.
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Tha Blampa
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Romanie
Thurssey
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Danube
Zeppelin Raids Over London Chronicle Dated Sept 37
An official description of recent Zeppelin raids on London cites public safety needs to withhold detailed casualty data, notes German miscalculations and limited physical damage, and emphasizes civilian suffering, with comments on moral effects and civilian resilience amid scattered incidents in London and surrounding districts.
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London
Toodon
John Gimon
Home Secretary
Admiralty
Balfour
Feroria
Annaaly
Menta
Special Tours Mexican Line Threats and Rescue Near Faso
Special to Tours Mexican Line reports threats against foreigners, notably Americans, after Chavez brothers band attacked during ransom demand for Edward Ledwidge, railroad commissary agent. Ledwidge was fired upon but escaped. A special train tour and foreign employees are urged to leave the country as Villa soldiers move to secure the ransom pickup.
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Texas
Chavez Brothers
Villa Poldlers
Foresta
Receum
Edward Ledwidge
Pearson Interesta
Ledwidge
Blu Mestean Kuard
Lelwidee
Theo Ube
J. C. Paddock
Tie
Ledetine
Destructive Blast and Airship Strike Hit Densely Populated Areas
A fragmented report describes an explosion that killed a man and shattered paving, with debris harming a nearby woman and a sleeping family. A second event mentions an airship passing above workers’ housing when a bomb struck, collapsing roofs and endangering four children. The account mixes chaos and danger in a crowded district.
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Pudlig Howe
Teoma of
Southern Pacific argues to keep operating Associated Oil vessels
Chicago hearings at the Interstate Commerce Commission examined whether a railroad owning a majority stake in Associated Oil may operate its vessels. The commission had ruled against the railroad last year, but a recent law amendment sought a new hearing. San Francisco and Portland chambers, represented by Seth Mann and Joseph Pearl, testified for Southern Pacific.
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Chicago
Southern Pacific Railroad
Associated Ofl Company
Pacams
Edward B. Clarke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Associated Oil Company
Railwayc
Tasea
le Nol
Chambers of Commerce of
San
Sure Thing Men Are Under Arrest
Sure Thing men, Will Spicer and B Daker, were arrested yesterday after an alleged fleece attempt on J Hale. Hale and Spicer rode an eastbound train from Los Angeles to Ogden and, in Salt Lake City vicinity, walked to the Twenty Fourth Street viaduct where a woman posing as a gilt buyer from the English government joined them. After talking, coins were used for drinks, bets rose to large sums, police intervened, and Spicer and Maker were freed on $20 bonds while Hale continued his journey eastward.
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B. Daker
J. 2. Hale
Hale
Spicer
Ogden
Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Twenty-fourth Street
Maker
Hue
Dr Lebeweber Detained by Russian Police in Archangel Incident
New York on February 17 reports Dr H C Tenneweber and family traveling from Archangel aboard the Korek. They claim Russian police stripped them and placed in a cell with murderers after leaving passports with police. The men escaped with the help of Grodno authorities two days later.
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New York
H.C. Tenneweber
Minsle
Congressional
Germans Make More Progress On Eastern Front
London reports Field Marshal Yorindenburg's army near the Dvinsk Vilna line with advance guards occupying Videy and pushing toward the Dvina as a wedge threatening northern and southern Russian wings. Government stores and factories moved to safety while civilians flee. Elsewhere the German main thrust nears the Pripet marshes and aims to separate Russian forces. Allied Gallipoli troops rest as Western artillery resumes, while British cabinet tensions over conscription rise with key figures voicing resignation threats if policy shifts.
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Dvinsk-Vilna
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Rassia
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Vitos
Tong “Agu
Dvica
Thut
Pinsk
Pripet Marshes
Fo Dla
Korel
Gadela
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Greece
Gallipoli
Werthes
England
Cabinet Crisle
Lloyd George
Winston Spencer Churchill
Etards Curzon and
Lansdowne
Andrew Bonar Law
Walter Hume Long
J. Austen Chamberlain
Earl of Belborne
Edward Carson
Augusth
Balfour
Edward Grey
Lford Kitchener
Asquith
Lord Kichener
Charge Filed Against Wilson in Ambush Case
An information has been filed in district court charging J. D. Wilson with assault on an engineer of the Oregon Utah and Idaho railway during a field lease dispute tied to the Hilghar Wellsville extension. District Attorney Roy Thatcher will present the case. Wilson to be arraigned and plead next Monday with a trial planned later in the term. State officials will meet in Duchesne to discuss winter recovery plans along the 110th meridian and county matters.
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Agalmat
J. D. Wison
Esagit
Wilson
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Monklog & Survey
Hilghar- Wellstille
Roy O. Thatcher
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Duchesne Duchesne
Lincoln G. Kelly
Harten Deontow
Atatn Board of Equalization
Duchesne
County Coursbouts
Dlonday
Vilota
Republican Primaries Meeting Called in Ogden City
A Republican City convention is called to meet at the County Court in Ogden City on September 21, 1918 at 7 20 p m to endorse candidates for mayor commissioner four year commissioner municipal judge and city auditor for the October 16 1916 general primary election. Delegates are apportioned by district with one delegate per 16 votes cast for the last Republican mayoral candidate. The convention will also select central committee and conduct other business. All Republicans supporting party government and community prosperity are invited to attend and back the ticket.
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Bowie
Ogden City
Urab
Turaday
Ogden
Elevroth
Keven
Etsy
Disputed Territory Taxes and County Shifts Discussed
The notice details Duchesne and Wasatch counties reassigning tax duties amid a 30 mile border dispute over territory gained with the Uluta Indian reservation. It notes anticipated attendance of Roosevelt officials and possible territorial consolidation, along with references to Lenox and Vienna era diplomacy and unverified retirement plans.
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Duchesne
Roosevelt
Wasatch County
Uluta
Esser
Boenies
Unita County
FIGHTING ALONG MEXICAN BORDER REPORTED CLASHES
Brownsville Texas Sept 17 American cavalrymen fought two clashes with Mexicans across the Rio Grande near Brownsville and near Cono with both sides exchanging fire for hours. Ten American riders were wounded, one possibly fatally, after a two hour engagement. About 40 to 50 Mexicans were believed involved. A separate skirmish on the outskirts of Brownsville lasted around thirty minutes with Mexican forces on the opposite riverbank. An infantryman was taken to Matamoros likely fatally wounded. Carranza officers deny Mexican casualties. investigation ongoing.
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Texas
Filo Grande
Con
Conoa
Deans
Brownevilla
Cinhtaun Carranza
Matamoros
Carranza
Dumba Visits Von Bernstorff After Recall Nominally Declined
New York dispatch reports Dr Constantin Dumba the Austro Hungarian ambassador recall by President Wilson. He met Count von Bernstorff at his hotel trading remarks with the German envoy for over an hour. Dumba declined to discuss further details as he left.
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Alana
Roy Rerngfortfay
Tumba
Dimbs
Verne
New York
Constantin T. Duma
Am- Lassador
Wilson
Count von Bernstodl
Corman Am- Lassador
Dumba
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