Markets Shuffle Through Mixed Gains on Opening Trades
World markets report a partial recovery in early trading led by rail and locomotive stocks with gains around a point. Prairie cattle futures show steady to firm trends. hogs and sheep receipts at Kansas City and Omaha run high with mixed price ranges. cattle at Ogden and Omaha mostly steady with selective upside in lambs and calves.
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York
Marine Preferred
Baldwin Locomotive
American Car
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Prine
Fed
Wothers
Chicago Quotations Openings and Closings Mixed on Stocks
Chicago quotations show opening prices fluctuating with May and July contracts, mixed stock activity including Alta Tunnel and Silver Wings, with several small lots traded and closing prices reported. The market reflected weak weather influence and a generally cautious posture as data trading dominated the session.
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Rernis
Savitt Ade
Vince
Arts
Ing Ug
Ist
Alta ‘Pinuiol
Nitubus- Rexall
Yvon Blossom
Alte Arlen
Niles
Miose
Coalition
Els
Savier Ondy
Amilyask
Eosin
Walker Milling
Geyli Ins
Utah Stocks and Private Wire Company Ledger Note
Fragmentary stock ledger item mentions Utah stocks and a private wire from J A Hoogle and Co at 2409 Hudedon Avenue. References Bank Stocks and a small number of shares, with garbled phrases suggesting copper and American concerns amid unclear market actions.
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J. A. Mogle & Co
Hudson
American Cou
J. A. Hogle & CO
Huson Ave
Phose
Chicago Saarch of
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
S. M. Scott, Jr
Logan & Bryan
Death on Union Pacific train in morning crash
A passenger named Callas died last evening between Tei and Is kin after an incident on a Union Pacific train. The death occurred about 5 30 o'clock and was said to be caused by injuries from the accident. Mr and Mrs Megs and C W Miller accompanied the deceased, whose body was prepared at Evans Low.
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S. Callas
Moston
Abana
Megs
C. W. Miller
Evans Low
Morgan County tops Northern District in Liberty Bond drive
Morgan County becomes the first in the Northern District to surpass its Liberty Bond quota. Chairman James Wingree says early receipts are strong as canvassing intensifies across Ogden, Weber County, and Cache Valley. Pingree reports $40,000 subscribed with efforts to exceed allocation. Women's committee plans citywide canvassing in Ogden to reach remaining districts and engage residents.
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Morgan County
Liberty Bonds
Ogden City
Weber County
James Wingree
We Northern District
Ae Gi Ten
Morgan
Ure
Dis
Weber County Council of Defense
Ogden
Washington Avenue
Wall Avenue
West Ogden
AL Fell
James Pingree
A. Py Tigelow
O. J. Stilwell
W. H. Shearman
C. J. Barton
W.J., Wattig
Liberty Bonds Social At Eli Lutheran 1910 Meeting
The Young People of Eli Lutheran in this city voted to purchase Liberty bonds for the third Liberty loan. A social event is planned at the church parlors on Thursday evening April 18 with 19 speakers and music. Entrance tickets will be sold to raise funds for the bond drive.
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Frigo
Bey Levaten
Colored man saved by thoughts of his bride
Fred J. Colter, a colored man arrested on liquor possession by Deputy Sheriff Dreyn, was found not guilty by Municipal Judge George S. Darker. The court heard he believed the whiskey came from the fourth cook after arriving in Ogden aboard a Southern Pacific dining car. Commissary agent KR G. Smith testified Colter claimed the bottle was not his and he feared his breath would betray his planned marriage.
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Fred J. Colter
William Dreyn
George S. Darker
Calter
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Colter
KR. G. Smith
Smith
Carter
Workers depart for San Francisco shipyards from Ogden
A group of 63 skilled shipyard workers including 20 boilermakers 40 riveters and 21 shipfitters left Ogden for government shipyards in San Francisco. The Ogden office supplied four boilermakers three riveters and two shipfitters while I W Beckett says carpenters from Seattle Salt Lake and Ogden may join. A call may come for more workers. carpenters from Salt Lake expected April 25. C C Cuse from Salt Lake accompanied the party and will return Monday night.
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Government
San Francisco
Ogden
Gavknm
I. W. Beckett
Enoyment
Seattle
Salt Lake
Ogwen
Skett
Wail Avenue
C. C. Cuse
San Fran
Bond Drive Sets Record In Southern Presti Company
Yesterday marked the first day of the Liberty bond drive among Southern Presticompany employees. Subscriptions reached 38000 with the Union station chief clerk's office achieving 100 percent participation, demonstrating firm support for the nation and the army.
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Southern Pretsi
Heehief
Union Station
Opening Japanese fined for speeding in police court
Hashimoto Hashimoto and Parkard Limousine driver appeared in municipal court for speeding on Uarrison avenue yesterday afternoon. Hashimoto claimed a broken spring limited speed while officer John said the ambulance could not overtake. judge Burcher noted car could reach 70 to 80 miles per hour when properly tuned and fined Hashimoto five dollars.
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Doe Hashi
Tananese Chavivor
Che Sim
Uarrison Avenue
Allernoon
Dash Beile
Sperd Ftierr
Harry Jone
Sul Mashimoro
John
Burcher
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Ethulee
Chicago
Iits Law
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Dle
Hina
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Michigan
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Au Tito
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Silver King ‘Caine
Walker Mining
New York
Jaity Liz
Torshay
Mary
Denver Consolidated Stock Exchange
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1St National Usnk
Denver
H. BE. Winser & GO
Empire Builina
St. Brecks
Dos
Cais
Union Pacific
ELI Lutheran
Reed Hotel
Roy J. White
Expert Shoe Repairing Union Shop
K.W. Jones
Wallis Cub, Jr
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Lasi
Thomas
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