Promotion for E L Smith to Kemmerer cashier
E L Smith formerly paying teller at the National Bank of the Republic resigns to become cashier of a new state bank at Kemmerer Wyoming. The bank, organized by W W Armstrong and M S Browning with J Pingree, aims to open by June 1. Smith will move to Kemmerer next week to take charge. He came to Salt Lake three years ago from Washington Iowa and has banking experience.
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National Bank of the Republic
Kemmerer
Wyo
W. W. Armstrong
Salt Lake
M.S. Browning
John Pingree
Ogden
Smith
Washington
Iowa
Glee Club Concert Opens May Season at Baptist Church
Washington college presents a glee club concert Tuesday night May 4 at 7 45 at the Baptist church. The company includes twenty two members with a fine contralto and an accomplished reader. Crowded houses mark the season so far and tickets cost 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
the Baptist Church
Eldest Man Marries Third Time at 120 and Lives On
James Wright of Spurlock Ky presents youth tips and credits Electric Bitters after claiming six bottles cured his kidney trouble. The ad touts the tonic as a godsend for weak sickly elderly people and urges readers to try it, priced 50c at J E Lemmon.
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Wm. Parr
England
James Wright
Spurlock
J. E. Lemmon
Army officers begin thirty day study march over Virginia battlefields
A thirty day march by army officers from Fort Myer to Fredericksburg and Richmond, studying warfare on Grant era routes. Major Eben Swift leads a line of horses and troops with army war college staff, returning to Fort Myer by June 3 after skirmishes across battlefields within a hundred mile radius.
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Washington
Virginia
Fort Myer
Eben Swift
General Staff
Fredericksburg
General Staff of
The
Army
Army War College
Grant
R. K. Evans
Witherspoon
Richmond
Explosion at Crescent Nickelodeon Kills Peoria Editor
In Peoria Illinois a theater explosion in the Crescent Nickelodeon film room caused the front of the building to ignite. William W Robinson city editor of the Peoria Star and manager of the theater died. Walter Woodrow the operator suffered severe burns. Two women fainted after escaping to the street. Robinson died an hour later from inhalation while helping control the crowd.
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Peoria
Ill
Crescent Nickelodeon
William W. Robinson
The
Peoria Star
Playhouse
Walter Woodrow
Robinson
Frisco Hosts Japanese Training Squadron in Park Visit
Six hundred sailors and about one hundred officers and cadets of the Japanese training squadron arrived Saturday and were entertained in Golden Gate Park in San Francisco. Lieutenant Poteet of Admiral Swinburne's staff guided the visitors who praised the park’s beauty.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Park
Poteet
Admiral Swinburne
Leading bankers meet in New York at Briarcliffe Manor
Leading bankers from the United States, drawing the Americankers association executive council, met at Briarcliffe Manor in New York on May 3. Chairman F Watts of the First National Bank Nashville presides as about seventy five members discuss conventions legislation uniform laws taxation and trust companies with sessions lasting until Wednesday.
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New York
United States
Americankers’ Association
Briarcliffe Manor
F. Watts
First National Bank of
Nashville
Association
Chicago
Cabanne Boy Returned From San Francisco Home
James S. Cabanne III, seven, who was taken April 15 by Broughton Brandenburg, arrived with his father after a journey from San Francisco. The boy’s mother, Mrs Cabanne Brandenburg, is named in Cabanne’s divorce suit heard in the circuit court here.
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St. Louis
James S. Cabanne III
Broughton Brandenburg
San Francisco
Cabanne
Brer Fox II Breaks Mississippi Motor Boat Records
The Brer Fox II owned by M. P. Breen of Cincinnati arrived in New Orleans after shattering Mississippi river motor boat records. It covered 1,554 miles in 54 hours 21 minutes 58 seconds.
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New Orleans
M. P. Breen
Cincinnati
Mississippi
Apple king Foster Udell dies in Brockport
Foster Udell known as the apple king died in Brockport New York on May 3. He ran extensive orchards and studied pomology for over sixty years and is believed to have planted more apple trees than any other man.
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Brockport
N. Y
Foster Udell
Preston Shoots Self Dead In Home Bathroom
Gilbert D Preston president of the International Coal and Coke company killed himself in the bathroom of his Columbus home on May 3.
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Columbus, O
Gilbert D Preston
International Coal and Coke Company
Chamberlains Liniment Relieves Muscular Rheumatism Fast
Most rheumatism cases are muscular and caused by cold or dampness. No internal medicine is needed. apply Chamberlains Liniment freely four times daily for rapid relief. Lumbago requires rest and liniment. sprains and bruises heal in about a third of the usual time with its use.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Bach
Chamberlain
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American Bankers’ Association
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Utah
Miss Leila McIntyre
Allegro
Rosamond Johnson
West
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Words By
Bob Cole
Murray Music CO
Jos. W. Stern & Co
Rall
New York Town
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Troy
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