Longtime Ogden educator James A. Smith retires from Inter Mountain College
James A. Smith founder of the Inter Mountain Business College in Ogden retires after a 25 year run shaping thousands of students. He rose from rural beginnings in Ohio and Iowa to lead a growing school that moved across several buildings before settling at his Smithonian College site on Twenty fourth Street. He also served as a state educator in Nebraska and as a church leader, earning the title Father of Nebraska’s Normal County Institute Work.
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Stalthsanten Business Colleges
Idtermountain Business College
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Springer
Univerelty
Utah
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Intermountain States
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Osden
Thia Wae
Fred J. Klesel
Tha
Inter-Mountain Tlusineas College
Dow
Smithsonian College
Mississippi River
Inter-Mountain College
Eeven
Boyle Furniture Comany
Wooll Weight & Sone’ Company
Solthalec
Sctimer Normal School
Weber County
WW. H. Wright & Sons Company
Faro Furnitura & Carpet Company
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Ogden Turabors & Carpet Company
Mercer
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Inter-Mountain Business College
Professor Smith
Grant Avenue
Smitheonian College
College Court
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Normal County Institute
Nebraska
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First Baptist Church
Automobile Crash Injures Two In City Drive
Thelma Flone and George Brotherton were severely injured when an automobile owned by R D B Porter, driven by Brotherton without permission, crashed into a telephone pole at Cross Street and Washington Avenue. Miss Binns was ejected, suffering facial lacerations and possible internal injuries. Brotherton sustained a deep cut on the left arm and facial scratches. The car, nearly demolished, was taken from the owner by the chauffeur.
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George Brotherton
Cross Street
Washlegton Avenue
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Brotherton
R. DB. Porter
Mrotherton
Ming Stone
Joe
Mss Stone
Pbyatelan
Progressive talk and telegrams shape Utah ticket plans
Salt Lake progressives decided to telegram the national conference in Indianapolis to back the flag of the vacancy atop the Progressive ticket. A subcommittee framed the telegram, which will be sent today and likely not nominate Ada yames for head. Discussion of possible state county ticket alliances with Democrats followed as unofficial conference talks continued, with no agreement. Reports from Denver claimed Lily C Wolstenhelme, a Progressive state representative, may seek nomination for the state senate as the party eyeed the upper chamber.
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Ogden
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Ham Wel W. Stewart
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Nephi
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Moir
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Disqualified men seek return to duty at border
Salt Lake reports twenty two men from the Wiah battery who failed army physicals at Nogales plan to stay with guards on border duty. An officer’s letter to Adjutant General Wedewood notes 200 horses active for cavalry and good border condition. Recruiting trips to Davis County expected, while local aid has funded relief for families of guardsmen.
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Canova
Davis County
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Salt Lake City
P. J. Soran
National Guard
Idaho and
Stantana
Rock Southithin
Utah Guard
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Wedgewond
Utah
Condittons
Nogelea
Dramatic Scene at Greek Horse Show Ends in Turmoil
Athens July 31 A dramatic scene at a Greek horse show ended abruptly as a chorus sang The Warrior King and crowds cheered the king Constantine I while soldiers stood ready The moment sparked a violent shout about the royal reception and a police crackdown with an offender briefly detained before the crowd dispersed The scene reflected tense loyalty and unrest in Athens.
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Athens
Associated Press
Constantine
Sophie
Constantine Fallsque
Tyranes
Democrats Meet for Conference in Ogden
A late night meeting in Ogden as delegates from Salt Lake discussed the state convention plan. The conference aimed to align committees and coordinate the nomination event set for August near the city.
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Democratia Atata Erecallvo
Ogden
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