Attendance at New York Associated Press banquet sets record
New York April 22 reports a record attendance at the American Newspaper Publishers Association banquet at the Waldorf Astoria. Speakers praised the Associated Press and free press, noting education, world outreach, and global empathy. Attendees included editors and publishers from 207 daily papers, with remarks on pulp and print paper policy and Canadian mill competition.
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New York
Anh
Ant Gllebery
Ceantay
Tonlakt
Genie
Cathy
Waldorf Astoria
Johann Helrich
Ant
Spearhes
Bajar Joho
Uorrhit
Chatterton News
Conriet
Mer
Robert Burdett
Tow
Kirstian Stoxe
Terieard
Rite World
Major Hemphill
Haweer
Toxas
bin Hack
Otter
Die Utes
Dane
Merhtenberg Ayth
Tresi
Tyog
Wiba
Africa
Merman Iidder
Zettung
Publisher’ Association
Hubert Duriett
Los Angeles
Ryevich
Forter
Patterson
Colorado
American Newspaper Publishers’ Association
Belt Today
Eare
American Newspaper Publishers
United States
House
Teoths
Nlite
Canada
Select Committee
Ammerlena Tillla Fp
House Committee
American Fureeta
Canton
Hou
James Ro Magu
Educational valet paper makrra and paper users reachied
Fragmentary text notes sending a copy of a resolution to Secretary and Speaker with a request to forward to ecclott committee members. Names and exact roles are unclear. The readable portion indicates formal communication within a governmental or organizational setting.
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Candon
Sant
Eclott Coramitire
Ogden League endorses city waterworks plan
At a special Ogden Improvement League meeting in Weber Club rooms April 16 1903 the group unanimously endorsed the mayor and city council action to purchase the waterworks system and build additional reservoir capacity to increase water supply for residents The resolution calls for a full itemized public accounting of costs and property values related to the deal, which purportedly took over the waterworks on January 1 1903 A letter to Mayor Ale Brewer accompanies the endorsement signed by secretary Own S Lewis
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Ogden Improvement League
Weber Club Rooms
Apel
Ne Lon
le Hrewer
Orden Utah
Ogden City Improvement League
Weber Club
Lewis
Musical Treat For Ogden Delights With Chicago Orchestra
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra will perform in Ogden on May 7 at the Grand Opera House under the auspices of the Ogden Tabernacle Choir. Soloists include Alda Memmi and David B. Da Fam with conductor Joseph Ballantyne. The program features the oratorio Lax arut by Julian Hdwards and a concert afternoon and evening. Tickets include a chance at cash prizes and a piano, with proceeds supporting the local musical center.
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Chicago Symphony Ofchéstra
Airty Men
Sly Roloute
Ogden
We Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Adolf Rosenbecker
Ealo
Roprano
Alda Memmi
Enatratn
Miatrlet Prot
David B. da Fam
Basa
Frank A
Gay Wooland
Myrtie Aloyt
Brack
Odeo Choir
Orden le
le Perely
Wnae
Our
Fair City
Tg den Aw & Ettat Musical Center
Ng City Sv
Kimball Parlor
Willard Stemcroft
Joseph Tallantype
Chas. J. Rook
Tate Erniele
Oxden
Ent Chy
Murder capture by sheriff posse near Connor Ranch
Nobles, accused of shooting Frank Orr and Arthur Bow near New Henry Moyniayn eleven miles south of Seardiukt Nevada, was captured by a automobile posse led by Deputy Rhett Frank Coltog at the Connor Ranch. Nobles says the shooting followed a quarrel and claims self defense. He has been taken to Searchitett for a preliminary hearing Friday, with reporters Mandy of Nevada present.
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Watchin
Frank Or
Arthur Bow
Newhenry
Moyniayn
Asenteen
Seardiukt
Nevada
Rhett Frank Coltog
Connor Ranch
Orr
Searchitett
Priday
Ewart
Mandy
Schiller Poets Figure Pardoned by Government
New York reports that Ferdinand von Schiller, a noted poet and relative of Schiller, has been pardoned by the government after serving a sentence in the military desertion case. The pardon arrives as delays and confusion swirl over the former prisoner’s status, with a return to Germany anticipated amid shifting loyalties and political tension.
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von Schiller
New York
Migi
Maron
Frederick
Hehiller
Schiliey
Freiiler
Hanover
Germany
United States
Grermany
Runaway Wagon Collides With Street Car on South Street
A runaway delivery wagon from Ske rride's second hand store on Zant Street and Washington Ave collided with a 22nd Street street car causing the wagon to break apart and scatter goods. The horse detached from the wagon ran down Washington Ave and struck a buggy, injuring the driver lightly. Pedestrians dodged further danger as the incident ended with minor damage and no serious injuries.
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George Skerride
Zant Street
Washington Ave
Howard Paannagan
Adama Ayente
Flanadxan
Last & Thoroas
Court House
Washington Avenue
Doree
Ries
Azores
Flannagan
Ting
City Officials Plan Harsh Rerouting Measures
Disturbing city report outlines curbs on buses with rigs attached and stores women and children in danger zones. Runaway property fees are projected to total about 200 dollars, signaling severe penalties and displacement within districts.
Baseball Game Schedule for Grades Schools
The schedule of baseball games for grades schools arranged by the athletic board of control lists matches in April May and June. Teams include Grant Madison Washington Mound Fort Five Palate Lewin Dee and others with pairings such as Grant vs Madison Washington vs Crunt and Madison vs Dew. The record shows several games at Fort and Five Palate venues with dates through May and June.
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Athletic ‘Board of Control
Asx
Lewin
Washington
Grant
Dee
Mough Fort Va
Madison
Dew Va
Moond Fort
Lowis
Apel
Lew
Bea
Dew
Grant Va
Mound Fort
Mu Mound Fort
Maanmeton Va
Grant Ve
Washington Va
Pyrination and Calatea Mythological Comedy Shown in Ogden
The production titled Pyrination and Gilatea drew a large audience in Ogden. The second ward Wednesday featured Weber Academy Alumni Association members in what was praised as one of the most artistic amateur productions of the season with Grecian stage design and costumes.
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Gilatea
Local dramatic club stages Pygmalion with strong ensemble
Miss Brown stands out as Galatea in a lively performance. Olen delivers sharp Pygmalion, while Delnap as Cyrene captures charm. Anderson shines as Leucine, Geren as a graceful Grecian maid. Jacobor and Woolley provide comic relief. The show, set in the Fifth Ward, plays again next Wednesday April 26.
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Sex Professo Company
Miss Brown
Mr. Olen
Pygmalion
Miss Woolley
Daphne
Hla
Mestre Hal
Fifth Ward
Inartlette Pottery and the Push for Artisans
A fragment discusses an enterprising firm urged to avoid cheap artistic pottery to prevent harming the market. It claims that serious art must be a luxury, not a standard, and argues that only by shedding impractical views can art Britain architecture popularise.
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American Newspaper Association
Atlanta, GA
Ature Rayo Lamp
Continental Oll Company
Waretpermtad
Civig League
Council
OCDE
Sheriff's Posse
Dr. Pierce
Deater
World's Dispensary Medical Association
R. V
Pycmalion
Calatea
Daily Examiner
Standard By Mail
Cosmopolitan Magazine
the Daily
Mail
Oak Mission Mantle
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