Bostaph Named Candidate for Grand Army Chief Leader
W Tostaph, a prominent Grand Army figure long active in Utah and Missouri, is listed as a candidate for commander in chief at the Grand Army encampment. W M Rostaph, a veteran from Pennsylvania, served in Civil War battles and later became a civil and hydraulic engineer in Utah, with broad professional ties to major power ventures. Ella Gingles sails home to Larne Ireland from Chicago after a recent acquittal in a lace maker case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tostaph
Seferan
Thin City
Grand Army of the Republic
Bewtaph
G. A
W. M. Rostaph
Iex Penneyhams
Voliiers
Feary
Pentaphania
Fale Oaks
Missouri
Peverst
Grand Army
Agg
Utah
Hia
Ttah
Ilaya
Tolsdo
Commantzee
Ualamret
Dd Neat
Ella Gingles
Larne
Heland
Chicago
Ella Glories
Arfair
Colier's Weekly owners face suit over alleged article
Ramala Ane reports Colier's Weekly owners to be sued over an article that allegedly defamed William J. Conerschalre Iran of the Democratic state. The complaint claims armed assault and secret murder references within the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colier's Weekly
Ramala
Ane
Commis Plerk Syatinrneya
William J. Conerschalre
Iran
Agalel
Omneta
Eekly
Worbly
Pontaton
Coners
Larceny Charge Sends Woman Home From City
A woman charged with larceny after a sensational trial left the city today for her home in Lame Wyelsod, the week accompanied by Mrs Grace Vag Dosen Cook. Many club women were at the station to bid farewell to Miss Caples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boms
Lame
Wyelsod
Wea
Grace Vag Dosen
Mins Caples
Several Utah Companies File Articles of Incorporation
The Oghland and Osetarg company files in Salt Lake City with 35,000 treasury shares and 250 acres in Douglas county at 15,000 capital stock. Officers include A. Stee lean as president, R. Rodeera as general manager treasurer, Jobo Hayes as secretary, and Dr FE Atrarin among directors. Other filings name The United Cigar Flores company of New Jersey, The Thompson Company-Andercom Mercantile of Sugar House, and The American Fork Realty & Mortgage Company with various officers and directors. Additional entries include The Seringble Plumbing & Sheet Metal company of Springville with $10,000 capital and new officers and directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oghland & Osetarg Company
Salt Lake
Douglas County
Orem
Aled
Treasury
Nalph Zwicky
A. 3. Steelean
BR. W. Rodeera
FINO
Edward MH. Anderean
Edward H. Anderson
William Thotupfor
War Wantrer
Evian
Jennett Thompson
American “Fork Really & Mtokerage Company
Jncorrorated
Balaray BP
Alma Greenweally Freeléeet
J. F. Noyes
Reorge E Uemphill
Ant
JW. Storm
T. W. Gardner
Seringble Plumbing & Sheet Metal Company of
Apringville
Tab Fed
Secretary of
Baturdys
Capitel
W. W. Harpington
W. P. Grimm
HH. E. Lawrence
Samuel Dally
W. Hh. McCherson
Serious Damage at Power House Averted by Operator
The latte norsie in maching No 1 at the Monogrower plant to Ogden canyon was stripped of ite tedte for 4 lengsth of about one yard vod and half the other day. Operator Chartres QL Kean acted quickly to avert disaster by stopping the water and replacing a damaged nozzle piece, preventing further damage to the power generating machine. The nozzle operated under 172 cubic feet per ner and 200 revolutions per minute, making the incident hazardous if not for the operator's swift actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Canyon
Chartres QL Kean
Ness
Larne
Swan
Turkey Crisis Sparks Calls for Action at Crete Evacuation
Paris reports international tension over Turkey and Crete as allies debate safeguarding peaceful navigation. German representations grow as evacuations near Crete proceed, with calls for firm measures at Cosand and Aeple to deter Turkish aggression and ensure stability in the Tarhoirvek dispute.
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Paris
Germany
Turkey
Crete
Two Children Cremated After Plane Crash
In a tragic incident near Bast plane, two children of Thomas Daughty were cremated when the crash led to fatal burns. Ancust t-Two names appear in early reports, with authorities investigating the disaster and funeral arrangements pending.
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Cuneil, Maho
Ancust
Thomas Daughty Wein
Man of Lacye family shoots self in bed chamber
John C Baker, a longtime resident of Cadden and proprietor of a billiard hall on Tweenty-Eighth Street, attempted suicide by shooting about 11 o'clock. He fired four shots, two hit him, one narrowly missed, and he remains in critical condition. Family awoke to the scene and his despondent mood is linked to recent business reverses.
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Pwenty Eighth Street
John C Barer
Imart
Murle
Bis Brart
Fred Tour Shota
Est
Cory
Biog
Mtaker
Binee
Bera
Ife
Baker
Caden
Real estate transfers recorded in county records
Real estate transfers show tracts tied for board to the county recorder Wallace AF Campbell and to Carvilne Campbell. Describes the northeast quarter of section 3, township 7, range 1 west with consideration of 100 dollars. Also the Stephens Investment Company to Fixer Ackerman conveying the west five feet of lot 3, block 3, Central Park addition with consideration 61 dollars.
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Wallace
AF. Campbell
Carvilne Campbell
Stephens Investment Company
Ackerman
Central Park
China accedes to demands of Japan in rail dispute
Peking reports indicate China agreed to Japan’s request on the Antung-Mukden railway and gauge issues after high level talks with Prince Regent. The decision follows pressure from Britain and concerns over provoking Japanese violence. Officials express pessimism about China’s stance as Japan appears emboldened.
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China
Japan
Peking
Oeen
Chuea
Jaing Ton-Ven
Boand of Foreign Affairs
Regeat
Foreign Board
Adsok Mukden
Antung-Muk‘den
Great Britaiin
Great Britain
Europe
Fritien
Philippine tobacco quality standards under new act
Washington reports plan to verify Philippine tobacco leaf quality and cleanliness under a new act. Philippine authorities will monitor tobacco factories to ensure only native grown tobacco enters U S imports. Each package will bear a label certifying material class and country of origin.
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Washington
Amt
Tobaccs
United States
Palle Dine
Ted
Train Passengers Die In Rail Disaster Near Avngdale
A passenger train left the rails near Avngdale twelve miles west of here at 12:20. Five derailments were reported. Wives of the injured were notified. several names appear in the damaged report though details are unclear.
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Lara Snitefon
Erfon
Jetta
Aimee
Eveetyen
Record Breaking OT Wave In Pennsylvania
Fragmentary OCR notes report a record breaking overtime wave in Pennsylvania with mentions of Valeqelphia and Dowler and teenth breaking fine. The text is garbled but references temperature readings and locations near Johnetown and Allenhenton with unclear outcomes.
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Pennsylvania
Valeqelphia, Aue
Pathetic Letters Read During Murder Investigation
Fragmentary testimony recounts Mrs Sutton reading letters from Misa Stewart and Dr Coleman while inquiry into Jimmie Sutton’s death continued. Letters describe officers seizing Jimmie’s trunk and imply orchestrated violence, with Mrs Sutton lamenting her son’s brutal death and accusing others of hiding the crime.
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Adame
Mra Sutton
Baturiay
Dirney
Salgate
Birney
Coes
Mra Button
Ewertz
Ecundente
Jimmie
Scttom
Jariz
Utter
Kla Keya
Uvey Weg
Adame Ead Osterman
Mes
Bplionhea
Carrel
Lara
White
Mira Stewart
Dr. Coleman
Academy
Osterman God Adams
Bor
Labor unrest in Reader and Stockholm intensify strikes
The second week of labor trouble in Reader shows no abatement as workers gain sympathy from other trades. A general strike of talent men threatens across the country with the Farcers union call to halt harvest operations. King Gustave seeks compromise by arbitration after meeting leaders to discuss peace, while police protection is deployed. Nearly 2,000 telegraph and railway workers threaten to strike, affecting wagon drivers and stock transport. the union federation plans substantial daily support, and a prominent journalist faces court action for allegedly inciting a strike.
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Farro
Ume
Gothenberg
Stockholm
Agg
Gustave
Messare
von Eldow
Lirdquist
Federation of Trades Unient
Ateikers
Stocknoley
Wadnesdar
Gaeh
Association Treasury
Denmark
Norway
Geremary
Roumania
Malmarta
Rustafson
Sith
Annual Congress of American Prison Association Meetings
The annual congress of the American Prison Association will meet here starting on Sunday and continue through August 19. Five hundred delegates are expected including Ben Lindsey of Denver. Notable figures Ellen Poster and Mrs. Samuel J. Carpenter attend as delegates. Four national apostles and others from the medical field will be represented, with discussions on wartime penology and reform.
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Atte, Wael
Indi Ben B. Lindsey
Denver
Catan
Felon Garela
Sire
Ellen
Poster
Sarauet J
Arpant
Wheelien
Nevius Receives Warm Welcome at Depot Arrival
General Nevius, commander of the Army of the Republic, arrived with a train at 6:80 o clock Saturday night to a patriotic welcome. An Auditorium band played as Stood at attention. daughters of soldiers presented bouquets to the general and his staff. Lincoln Circle ladies attached welcome cards to bouquets and the general spoke briefly expressing appreciation for the greeting.
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Tnlu
Trey
Nevius
Amall
Fonmando Machiels
Lincoln Circle
W.rc
Snehtettas
Anohen
TixLotas Poo
Nevice
Sneak Thief Hampers Woolley After Work
A sneak thief grabbed Miles Ortinds Woolley on Saturday night as he returned home from work, making off with about $2.00 in cash after a brief struggle. He evaded pursuers and has not been captured. In other news, Peter Anderson, 33, of Raceville, died at Oxden General Hospital after a week in illness. his funeral arrangements are being handled. Lovey Dizda Mredare E Lovey, mother of Alag L. Lovey, died in Boils, Montana. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union urged closing Sunday amusements and sent letters to theater managers requesting Sunday closures or clarifications on open hours.
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Miles Ortinds Woolley
Aho
Peter Anderuon
Peter
Anderson
Raceville
Oxden General Hospital
Merning
I. A. Lindquist
Kanesrite
Lovey
E. Loves
Alag L. Lovey
Sonstana
Guthe
Orden
Mre
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Speaker Cannon Not To Retire Says He Won't Step Down
Chicago August 2 Joseph G Cannon declares at Chicago Darling homeward bound from Danville that he has no plans to retire from public life and will not announce stepping down yet. He says constituents will understand if a rest is needed and plans to resume campaign duties in winter.
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Cannon
Chicago
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
Wille
Pratical Jokers Bag Swartz in Beer Barrel Gag Went Wrong
Aspenwall Dean reports a prank against Stephen Swartz ends with him strapped to a keg blast of beer and a cake on top. Friends witnessed the staged scene as Swartz trapped the cake slipped, a slapper torn away, and two minutes of chaos ensued before help arrived. Five hundred stunts were said to have followed.
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Aspenwall
Dean
Stephen Swartz
Ares
Swarts
Swartz
Bleve
Epotier
Puest
Snarts
Besa
Steve
Yeaterd Sr
Rail carriers clash over through freight to the Orient
A tangled tariff note reports the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line in a rate dispute with the Canadian Pacific. It mentions through rates from Chicago to the Orient, with specific charges for machinery and a general rate for most American merchandise. The Osaka Bienen Ka etia link and other lines are cited in the context of this competition.
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Reattle
Chicago
Milwaukee
Puget Sound
Ente
Cassia Pactile
Hading
Trade bureau plans new Mediterranean shipping link
A project aims to connect the Mediterranean region with a transryniine freight network. Northern and Northern Vadhe members report slow export rates, fearing they will hinder progress. A ship route between Balnotkt and the Sart et region is proposed, with 77 Wilrate congeeting to join the fleet.
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Domentle
Transryniine
Rex
Vadhe
Promestre
Balnotkt
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Ogden Tomuren
Washington Avenue
25Th Street
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Bostaph
Commercial National Bank
Ogden, Utah
Capita
Tite
Ogden State Bank
Bm Marlow
Prendent
M. Proening
Dizelow Carrier
E Malverson
Ceater
H. C Digelow
John K. Spiers
G. L Reeker
J. Bpargo
Ipetaw
J. M. Hrawelag
L 4
Parmley
JL Ven Meter
AP. Hipetaw
U. &. Depositary
Tard Rerles, Py Jao F. Burton
Av Carhter
Darety J. Peery
Vice-Pren
Ralph E- Hoag
Alm. Meinteah
Aset Catller
John
Lacye
Haserg
Pais
A. R
Thomnande
Geaating
Milwauker
Chicigo
Orient
Milwaghes
Ruhn
Ani
J, Lewis &Co, Jewelers
Ogden and
Salt Lake Gly
EL Levis Bt
Paul
Minnespoila
Les Peoria
Fe Warren
Jodze Bldg
Galt Lake Chly
Uae
Fox
Foxy Hatter
THE
HUB Cleaning & Dyeing Works
Wash
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