Imolae District Innei Foret Ex Speaker Predicts West Development
G MeCheters, a national foreat ex ner, recently returned from an ine section tip. He drove the Humbowt forest and predicts Biko County will develop. He sees a potential resort area near a town river, with lakes and ample mining and hunting sites. Roads are opening, and MeCheters expects western attention in coming years.
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G. MeCheters
Biko
Couran
Thiby
Nevada
Plésgure
Miesing
Tamoilie
Pata
Aureine
Red
Verreters
Lamouly
Lawson Planed On Way To Ogden
The Laweon airplane from New York to Washington last Friday will not reach Dayton Ohio until Tuesday afternoon. It is highly probable the plane will spend at least two days in Dayton before leaving for the west coast. Possible stopovers at North Platte are mentioned but not confirmed. The Kane should arrive here around Friday or Saturday of the current week and land at Gtahellot Sytings.
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Laweon
Vee Yorke
Wrehington
Dayton
Ohio
Wort
Oden
North Platte
Gtahellot Sytings
MOTO AND STREET CAR COLLIDE ON WALLA
A light car driven from an alleyway collided with a rapid one man street car at noon today on Wall a. The front wheel of the automobile was damaged and the street car struck the right front wheel. Johnson, the car driver, was uninjured and could not stop in time.
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Walla
The
Souls
Shupe-Williams Madu Fretors
Johnson
Automa
Vig Pin
Presidents special passes through Nevada to Ogden
President arrives by train en route to Ogden Utah asIndian women carry papooses and a crowd of schoolchildren line the route. The president slept late and greeted locals at Montello Nevada as the train traveled through the desert region toward Utah.
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Nevada
Utah
Ogden
Montello
Nev
Tie up is complete in Youngstown steel district
Touting a settlement, Yeangtown Sheet and Tube officials announced the plant closed this afternoon. The six companies that have depended on operation in the district employ 34,400 workers, with Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company the largest at 15,000 jobs.
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Toungstown
Weuponine
Yeangetown
Yeungatown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
College youths hike coast to Wisconsin in wager tale
Clinton Davies and Ray Kitchingham of Racine Wisconsin, recently left their homes for a cross country trek to San Francisco and back after a wager. They traveled by road and rail across the United States, aiming for Stanford then Wisconsin Madison, meeting friends and facing hardships along the way.
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Tira College
Clinton Davies
Ray Kirchngham
Racin
Wisconsin
Iheir
Pass Shiro
Sedan
Sam Franciace
Sid
United States
Pikow Peak
Joan
San Francisco
Heir
Sewrey Vetus
Denver
Henna
Leland Stanford
Neasan
Berkeley
Davies
Ellington Geld
Texas
Kishinghim
Ogden
Kitchingham
Dood
James Donnnelly
Loral Hed
Utah
Madison
University
Wilson Wears American Legion Button on President's Coat
The article notes President Wilson wore an American Legion button on his coat during a special train stop in Glendive. A local Legion chapter presented the badge, symbolizing the Army and Navy organization, with Mr. Brummitt advertising Liberty bands for sale.
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Wilson
American Legion
Legion
Glendive
Moat
Navy
Rinavelena
Mewar
Survey of Planting In Forest Area
HL oH Hall of the forest service departs tomorrow for the Manes' Forests to survey planting work for spring. He will visit areas where seedlings were planted last spring and survey the extent of quick planting to be done during the coming season.
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HL Oh Hall
The
Forest Service
Manes
National Guard Policy Displeases House Committee
Washington dispatch reports dissatisfaction with the War Department policy on the National Guard as voiced to day by members of the House Military Committee after Major General Jose It.
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National Guard
House Committee
Washington
War Department
House
Harmmites
Jose It
Militia Bureau Chief and Baker Discuss National Guard Reform
Secretary Baker outlined a policy of national interest treating the guard not only as utility but as a police force. Representative Anthony noted recognition delays while General Carter cited Iowa regiments in the Rainbow Division awaiting promised recognition amid ongoing reorganizational talk.
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Carter
Baker
Anthony
Kansas
Hull
Iowa
Salt Lake fatality ends a local hay theft dispute
Jernest Hensser, 40, well known in Ogden and a former Utah State league pitcher, was killed near his home at 439 Mast Forty Whb South Street in Ball Lake. Clan M Hamilton, 16, of 42 Howk Ninth East, was arrested on murder charges. Hamilton says Hensser had been stealing hay from the Hamilton field for three seasons. The confrontation followed Hensser returning with hay when the youth claimed the theft and attacked with a pitch fork and willow switch before the fatal blow.
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Jernest Stehaser
Ogden
Utah
South Street
Ball Laken
M. Mamilton
Girece Hamilton
Mamilton
Mensser
Itamilton
Hamilton Fami
Henseer
Urey
Nira
Aeailton
Theeta
Hensser
Ile
Murder Scene Details Involving Sheriff Call Confusing Report
Fragmented eyewitness narrative describes a shooting near a home with multiple involved figures including a sheriff, a wife and sister, and a suspect named Meg. A man named Stomillanes provides statements while authorities investigate the events and the alleged thefts by a husband. The weapon is a .32 caliber revolver. one bullet struck the victim’s right kidney area.
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Fren Wenger
Fensvner
Pittsburgh strike figures reported by steel workers head
Secretary William L Foster of the steel workers national committee said this afternoon that about 327,100 members are participating in the strike. The report notes growth from yesterday across Pittsburgh Wheeling Steubenville Chicago and Birmingham districts.
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William %. Foster
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Steel Workers’ National Com *Miliiu
Mim
Birtsburg
Own
Wheeling
Stevseniie
Chicago
Birminghart Dietskis
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