Paving advances on upper end of Twenty fourth Street
Paving progresses on the upper end of Twenty fourth Street. Concrete base pouring on Brinker Avenue started this morning by contractor P J Moran. Work will shift to Harrison Avenue then to finish the Twenty fourth Street segment to Washington Avenue. traffic prompted early start. William B Elliott, Salt Lake Pioneer, dies unexpectedly at 8 30 a m after routine office visit and drive with family. Read the Classified Ads.
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Twenty-fourth Street
P. J. Moran
Brinker Avenue
Conrete Wi
Harrison Avenue
Washington Avenue
Stores to close at seven on Saturdays in Ogden
Closing hour changes announced will set 7 PM as the Saturday closing time for most Storrs in Ogden. The week’s agreement, published today, asks nonmembers of the association to adopt the same hours. Several named businesses sign the advertisement urging uniform early closing.
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Storrs
Ogden
Saling
Ing
AML
J. Mire
Trothers
Last & ‘Thomas
Jaine & iLurst
Wolfer Cloak & Sull Company
J. W. Jones Company
Lewis & Co
Lawrie Slorher
Housen —Company
Watson-Flygate
Brown, Carlson, Wreseder Company
Muctunkler — &, Min Company
Lindee Woolen
WOM
Roldewen
M. Nye
To & 0
Watson
Tanner Clothing. Company
Glen Brothers-Roberts Fiano Company
Lyric Music Company
Sparga’s
Ogden Purnituee & Carpet Company
He Grocers and
Clemenceau Urged to Attend League Assembly in Washington
Paris reports that Premier Clemenceau may attend the first general assembly of the League of Nations in Washington. Marcel Huis of Ech é du Paris notes the move is urged in American circles, though Clemenceau cannot commit while France's prestige demands his presence at home. Mutin adds that he might arrange matters and attend if possible, as pressure from America grows. The assembly's duty is seen as an exchange of views among allies in current discussions.
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Paris
Clemenceau
General Assembly
League of Nations
Washington
Marcel Huis
Eché du Paris
M. Mutin
America
Tme
France
Clamenceau
Antwerp to Cease as Base Port for American Forces
Brussels reports Antwerp will end its role as a base port for American expeditionary forces by week’s end. All Americans are to depart the city soon. Hoarded lee supplies have been sold to the Belgian government for roughly ten to twelve million dollars in favorable credit terms.
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Brussels
Thutsday
Antwerp
Howes
Lee
German Language Ban Abolished in Alsace After 10 P.M.
In Lorraine and Alsace the German language ban is lifted after 10 pm amid mixed settlements. Alsatians and Lorrainers speak French, prompting removal of the prohibition on German speech and on its use in tramways. In Chicago, union leaders say they will decide action on Wilson’s wage demand by 5 pm tomorrow. In New Orleans, city hall and 25 fire stations opened as municipal grocery shops with government bacon and canned vegetables for public sale.
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Lorraine
Chicago
John D. Saunders
Chicago Council of the Federated Railway Shopmen’s Union
Wilson
Guy Grocery Shope
New Orleans
Nation plans to sell flour at ten dollars a barrel
Details from United States grain corporation show a plan to sell four at twenty dollars per barrel, with set prices for wholesalers retailers and broken packages. Julius H. Barts, wheat director, says sales will cover 140 pound sacks across regions west of the Illinois Indiana line and Gulf states, governing resale limits to avoid sharp raises. Baltimore purchases of wheat flour parking for export reach 1 041 013 barrels at prices from $9.80 to $10.40 per barrel.
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New York
Aug
United States Grain Corporation
Julius H. Barts
United States
Westric Dona
Whotegalera
Fort Tory
Ilinois
Indiana
St. Cairo
Gulf of
Alsa
Baltimore
Prince
Repeal urged of wheat price guarantee by farmers
Washington reports a Senate Agriculture Committee meeting urged repealing the government wheat price guarantee to raise farmer incomes. Members argued the $2.26 minimum had become the maximum, citing a $1.50 per bushel average for the third year and potential gains if market forces were allowed to operate. A Liberty Bond dealer note appears at the end.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Hhe
Norvis
Grama
Congress
United States Grain Corporation
Atkegon
Senator Grovna
New Utah Inspector Sought by State Livestock Board
Salt Lake officials and the state livestock board seek a new federal inspector for Utah as friction with George E. Holman grows. The board demands shared control of the 100000 dollar bounty fund for destroying predatory wild animals and cooperation with the governor, while the federal inspector wants full control and records.
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Salt Lake
Aug
State Livestock Board
Utah
Federal Livestock Inspector
Tr. R. W. Hoggan
Bamberger
aAmeeating
Hyesinck Board
Federal Biological Survey
George E. Holman
Sweatock Board
Holman
Hoggan
Red and Gun Club Meeting Tonight at Weber County Court
Local sports enthusiasts will gather at the courthouse tonight for a meeting of the Weber County Red and Gun association. The group plans to discuss a private game on the property of 3. V. Grow of Flintville and ideas to protect the game. Rubber stamps and related supplies are advertised by Ogden Stamp Works.
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Court House
Weber County Red and Gun Association
3. V. Grow
Fluntaville
Prussian minister cites limited railway capacity
At yesterday's conference the Prussian minister of railways announced that the railways generally had only sufficient capacity. The remark underscored ongoing strains in the network amid discussions on scheduling and future expansion.
Coal Cutbacks Foresee Week or Fortnight Restrict Rail Traffic
A fragment notes that coal supplies may limit passenger traffic for a period of about a week or a fortnight, signaling a likely constraint on rail movement and public transit.
New Superintendent Endorsed by State Educators
State officials back Oxden city appointive Karl W Hopkins as superintendent of Oxden schools. Hopkins, 40, Utah native born in Kengsh Millard, a University of Utah graduate and Columbia work alum, led Alpine district schools before moving to Ginn & Company. endorsements include State Superintendent Childa and university leaders.
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Karl W. Hopkins
Oxdenachoola
Childa
Widtuoe
Utiversity
Peterson
Utah Agricultural College
Hopkins
Utah
Kengsh
Millard County
University Oftah
Columbia University
New York
Almte
Educational Code Commission
Elf
Lett
American Fork
Pleasant Grove
Japkins
Alpine
Ginn & Company
Ogden
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Hudson Avenue
Alhambra Theater
Owen Bennett
Toad
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A. R. Melatyre Drag Co
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D. J. Brummitt
State of
Red and Gun Club
Ogden Stamp Works
Wash
Fern T. Moore
Stame
Lila Lee
Burton Holmes
Bray
Charlie Ray Bull
Alhambra
Good Motion Pictures
Tommerrew
Eid
Germany
Berlin
Mauy
Department of Justice
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