Ogden Officials Scrutinize Yellowstone Route Plans
Ogden publicity chief Carey hears from Lincoln Highway rep Frederickson after touring Yellowstone. He criticizes pamphlet directions from Pocatello and Brigham guidance, urges clearer road markers and signs at town entries with population, altitude, and distance data.
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Ogden Yellowstone Park
James I’. Carey
Ogden Publicity Bureau
H. EB
Prede Rickson
Lincoln Highway Association
Yellowstone
Ogden
Ogden-Yellowstone
Park
Cody
Wyo
Frederickson
Pocatello
Preston
Brigham
Mls
Haunting Shows At Lyceum Theatre Tonight
Crane Wilbur stars in The Haunted Symphony at the Lyceum Theatre while Frank Bovage and Anna Little present That Gal of Burkes and Rube Miller performs Jealousy of Ala Carte.
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Lyceum Theatre
Crane Wilbur
Frank Bovage
Anna Little
Gal
Burke
Rube Miller
Ala Carte
Ogden Receives Cadet Leader To Promote American Patriotism
Lieutenant Eugine Bantecld, commander of the battalion of cadets at the Agricultural College of Utah and head officer of the children's training camp at Fort Douglas arrives in Ogden. He aims to rally residents, stressing their American allegiance and duty in the patriotic program.
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Ogden
United States
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Minard Fe
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Uso
Court House
Thomass
Weber Club
National Guard
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Annd Br
Whtaon
Eugine Bantecld
Agreultural College of
Utah
Ead
Cltlern
Fort Doug
Agra
Priy
Ogien
Caehcamething
Ungoln Circle Memorial Service Held for Late Sister
The ladies of Lincoln Cleele No 2 WU Trent plan memorial services for their late sister Mrs. Sarah rh. Initiation ceremonies will also be held and all Cleele members are urged to attend.
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Lincoln Cleele
WU Trent
Sarah Rh
Cleele
City votes to pave Twenty Third Street amid protests
City officials moved to pave Twenty Third Street between Washington and Wall Avenue after seven property owners protested but later withdrew as taxpayers met. A special assessment dispute about Nyren Beinay was deemed personal to property owners. The payrolls for city departments were approved and a new police superintendent, starting with a two year contract, will earn 3600 the first year and 3800 the second. Rayeville mourns Daniel Scoffield found dead on his range near Evanston, age 38, likely heart failure. services held in Kaysville.
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Wind Street
Washington
Wall Avenue
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Rayeville
Aus
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Evanston
Wyn
Deseret Livestock Company
George Scoffield
General Brothers
Outscore
Kaysville
Blood donors aid polio serum effort in New York
New York on April 9 twelve volunteers offered blood to aid a serum preparation for treating poliomyelitis. Two donors yielded enough for nine cases, as city health officials urged physicians to assist in distributing the serum. Doctors report partial success but call for careful trials while a prize fund seeks a cure or preventive within a year.
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New York
Hratth
Anday Jmen
Woolsbie
Haven Enterson
Asd Orhar
Wehani T. Crate
Chicago
Mule
Jefferson
Wealbury
Walter orders Oop of Pocatello superintendent naming
A special board of education meeting in Pocatello appears to appoint Walter W. of Pocatello as superintendent and discuss placing Ogden party members on the staff. The motion, led by President Williams, passes amid calls for teacher concerns and potential resignations.
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Board of Education
Walter VW. Stdern
Bocatela
Bocatello School
Oeden
Wat Willama
Willams
Vin Ac- 1
van Werden Vole
Anit
Naval battle on Italian coast amid Austrian Italian clash
An August 3 maritime engagement off the Italian coast saw Austrian torpedo boats shelling and engaging Italian warships, with both fleets suffering damage and casualties. The Magnet torpedo boat was hit by a submarine. seven missing, two killed, four wounded. Durazzo air attack and a downed hostile plane are reported. An officer and political shifts in Greece are noted.
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Hinganan
Jon Adeust
Wotetta
Asvem
Criser
Durazzo
von’ Fritsch
Severn
Dagger in the Back Promotes Gold Medal Haarlem Capsules
An old advertisement touts Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure for back pain and related ailments. It claims daily use ends backache, promises permanent relief, and notes government-chartered Dutch production. It urges purchase in sealed packages with money-back guarantees.
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Berte
Haarlem
Molland
Netherlands
St Haarlem
Holland
Wilson Charged With Coercion in Legislature Clash
Washington reports Senator Nokingon accuses President Wilson of pressuring Democrats in the House and Senate to back child labor legislation, calling the move a constitutional overreach and a threat to state rights. Cumming pressed for specifics while Imm Town notes the issue echoes earlier convention violations.
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Washington
Wilson
House
Senate
Nokingon
Senaine Cumming
Imm Town
Hardwick
Wilagh
Greek General Denied Appointment to Post
A former minister of war and member of the general staff, who served during the recent Tatkan war, was turned down for a top military posting. The decision affects senior leadership amid ongoing reform in the Greek armed forces.
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Gasoline Prices Reduced One Cent by Standard Oil
New York reports a one cent a gallon reduction by the Standard Oil company. The new prices are 23 cents to dealers and 1 cent direct to consumers, marking the first decrease since March when prices rose.
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