Why Cronholm Was Recalled From Mexico
Stockholm reports Folke Cronholm was recalled from Mexico not for politics but over charges brought by Swedes in Mexico concerning certain questionable individuals. The foreign office demanded an explanation after a letter from prominent Swedes. Cronholm presented his activities and was released from service.
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Associated' Press
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Siedien Foreign Office
Cavalryman Found Guilty in Vermont Murders Trial
Hubert Warm of Pottstown was found guilty of manslaughter by a jury in St Albans Vermont. The trial concerned the death of Jennie Memmingway said to be grave of age. Defense counsel argued the case would be refiled in the same court on ested ions.
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United States
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Milk price pressure in St Louis prompts dealer action
In mid December news from St Louis reveals milk dealers and city officials were told farmers must be paid 12.50 per hundred pounds for milk this winter or sales would move elsewhere. Frank A. Brooks of Marine NJ, president of the Southern Olinole Mk De ducers association, said the price paid to farmers could trigger new consumer rates if distributors change how they price milk locally.
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Draft dodgers Cross Border Into Mexico Reported
Federal authorities say about 100 men from the second increment of the selective draft have not reported to the board and allegedly crossed into Mexico. Reports from selection boards and patrols along the border indicate they aimed to evade the draft near an unfrequented area close to Nogales.
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Grocery Credits in Hoover Probe
Ben Washington reports the food administration will attack rising grocery credits. An official statement says 40,000 traveling assess men for wholesale groceries will be enlisted to curb waste and economy in the grocery business. Salesmen will urge retailers to shorten credit terms and wholesalers will follow retail dealer policy. Unnecessary grocery deliveries will be discouraged to free men for the army.
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Investigation follows alleged confession in Basin case
In Babin Wyoming on September 19, station foreman C M Neck heads to Nebraska to probe reports that a member of the I W W confessed to throwing a man named Tieck into the Dig Horn River. Tieck’s body was found after two months, sparking theories of kidnapping and retribution by discharged I W W members. The case widens as authorities pursue a possible link to the river deed.
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C. M. Neck
Nebraska
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Beck
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Jehild
Proclamation to the Children Urges Junior Red Cross Support
President Wilson issues a proclamation urging school children to join the junior Red Cross to aid mercy work nationwide. The plan includes school based membership, teacher guidance, and wartime relief tasks, such as supplying and reading about relief efforts for wounded soldiers and homeless families. Plans push for state partnerships and 28 cent pupil membership fees to spark campaigns.
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Red Cros
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American Red Cross
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Red Cross
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Jessona
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German-born Kampmann Arrested on Espionage Charge in Utah
Federal officers arrested Mattialian Kampmann, a German-born psychologist and former Salt Lake resident, in Los Angeles on an espionage violation warrant. A love-interest case involving a woman referred to as Mrs. Smith is cited as the motive, with Kampmann accused of pro German propaganda activities across western states while connected to the German consulate before US entry into the war.
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Dierman
Germany
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Real Estate Transfers Involving Local Firms and Individuals
Real estate transfers include Manson Livestock and Feeding Company to Corti Carle Laan Company with chattels and 22709 dollars. Tel Martane F Janello Hall to Ogden Lore Nothers Company for part of Lot 10 in Block 1 with 3459 dollars. Also conveyed are Int 5 Block 15 Plat 1 valued at 250 dollars, Chauncey Marry Estate to Attan G Belnsg with 45, 8, AY and 4 percent in Wheelpea park adult area. Hien with 159 dollars. Virhamdlijaho Motor Company to Farmers and Stockprowers Bank with chattels 170 dollars. McKay and wife to 1D McKay and Theinae LC all of Section 3 Township 6 North Range 2 East with 1 dollar. Elizabeth Maenely to Elen E Datny decree.
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Colored man fined for illegal whiskey possession in Utah case
A Jefferson County justice fined Henry Kimes, colored, of Osten, 159 for possessing whiskey illegally. Kimes tried to smuggle forty bottles from Evanston, Wyoming into Utah via Echo Canyon. A baggage mishap spilled bottles. deputy sheriff Joseph C. Clark halted the plan, arresting Kimes who paid the fine and left promptly.
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Echo Canyon
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Jailed for Selling Liquor to Soldiers at Fort Douglas
A Utah district attorney and several federal officers filed six complaints charging W W ar others with selling intoxicating liquor to soldiers in uniform from Fort Douglas during the past month. The defendants, connected with local rooming houses, were arrested and are on bond or in custody. Leon Cope testified that one culprit even mixed a beverage to sell to soldiers. The plate area went dry. A separate dispatch reports W D Mahon of Detroit reelected international president of the Amalgamated Association of Street and Electrical Railway Employees of America at Providence.
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Department of Justee
Providence
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Salt Lake City
Renerds
Everyday Etiquette Advice From Alicia Hoyt
The column answers readers on manners including how to announce engagements at luncheons and proper introductions. It notes that a mother may share a daughter’s engagement with intimate friends at a luncheon, and advises placing the lady’s name before the gentleman’s when introducing people.
Wheat storage plan urged by Utah millers and farmers
Utah leaders seek federal OK to let mills and farmers store wheat for up to thirty days plus a reasonable storage allowance to avert a year shortage. Meeting at the Commercial Club endorsed storage with government allowances and will present findings to Mr Armstrong for Washington. Attending were Judge Joshua Greenwood William Halley H L Tilood Dr J Nalder J W Paxman and others from milling and agricultural groups.
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New Guinea to Be Held by Australia
New York dispatch reports Australia will retain northern New Guinea after WWI, with Premier Holman stating Australia entered the war to support Britain’s cause, not to seize territory. He urged finishing the war to safeguard democracy and noted U.S. support against Prussian militarism.
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Great Suffering in Trieste Reports From Rome Dispatches
Wallington Sept 19 Much suffering to Austrians and party Marty in Trieste is described in Rome dispatches. Letters found on a prisoner after Monte Bah Gabriele fighting depict daily growing hardship with scarce food and clothing. The letters claim people can barely endure while hopes for relief fade.
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