Trains to Stop at Thirty-First Street Prompts Protest
Ely commissioners debated a petition to require Tunberger trains to stop at the corner of Thirty-first Street for bonding and unloading passengers. Residents urged action due to damage to orchards and gardens from halted water flow and the matter was referred to Mayor Ileswood for further handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Seger A. R
Ileywood
Tunberger
Thirty-first Street
St Lake & Ogden
Ileswood
George W. Larkin
E. F. Dratt
George Lochhead, Jr
Ogden Heach Canel
Monroe Avenue
Bealien
Prentors
Tarker
E. T. Holantski
Jones
Undertakers of
Ogden
Pog at the Oracle Theatre Today and Tomorrow
A Provo Industrial committee meeting discussed starting a branch knitting factory in Provo. Keight Investment Company representatives said the old opera house could be obtained for any industrial business, aiming to boost local labor and manufacturing and coordinate with the Raight Woolen mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rnuy
Pero
Margaret Gibson
Wm. Am
Geo Joyd
Joseph Pycp
Draining Work Clears Basement at Plain City School
A drainage project in Plain City lays a three inch pipe from the schoolhouse to the edge of the lawn, about two blocks away, to lower the basement flooding near the heating plant. Eight feet deep, work has slowed due to quicksand and requires more days to complete. Supervisor Fred J. Palmer leads crews clearing weeds on four miles of streets under his direction. An irrigation effort to remove weeds proceeds in town. A traction engine from West Weber to Plain City broke through county bridges over the Warren canal. the tractor sank in water, taking a day and a half to recover with the engine destroyed and a new one needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Fred J. Palmer
Viala City
Bia
Atrestn
West Weber
Plain City
Warren Canal
Ceveral
Land Entries Restored for Borelder County Lands
United States surveyor general and land office officials report restoration of several townships in Borelder county for entry after prior withholding for resurvey. Details on parcels 11 and 12 north and T and B west will be finished in about thirty days. July filings show seventy seven homestead applications and sixty four final proofs, with overall entries and types including coal, desert, timber and stone lands.
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Wewl
Yenterday
United States Surveyor -General
Land Office
Rom D. H. Parerott
Asa Intant
Washington
Borelder County
Trax
Merchants Close Shops For Weber County Carm Roast
Grocery stores and butcher shops in Ogden will close all day Thursday for the annual Carm Roast event, with most retailers agreeing to close by 1 PM following an announcement by Art Acord. Clerks at Ogden will attend the Lyceum program and Lagoon event, while merchants invite Weber County residents to participate in the observance.
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Apd Butcher Chops
Ogden
Ogden Wi
Lyceum
Lagoon
Weber County
Territory
Woman to Run Independent in Kansas Congress Race
Topeka report states Dr. Eve Harting of Topeka announced her bid as an independent for Congress in Kansas First District after being named the Democratic nominee.
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Topeka
Kans
Eve Harting
Congress
Kansas
Moroni Brown Dies Suddenly at Ogden Home
Moroni Brown died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 2920 Hudson avenue of heart trouble. Born September 25 1840 in Adams County Illinois he came to Ogden with his parents in 1851 and settled here. He was active in the Mormon church serving four missions and held church offices. Funeral at 2 pm Friday in the eleventh ward meeting house with interment in the city cemetery. The day’s events include a wrestling match, multiple contests and a prize dance and band concerts drawing buyers to the outing.
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Moroni Brown
Hudson Avenue
Sway
James Brown
Ogden
Indams County
Mls
Roshied Aince
Rickiead
Utah
Neer
Kitty Rogers
Lon Angeler
A. L Crown
Diigham
Eleventh Ward
Ana
Lutheran Conference Opens in Toledo for Six Day Session
Toledo hosts the Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America biennial session starting tomorrow. Two hundred delegates are expected to attend the six day convention running through Aug. 21, with preparations completed for the event in Toledo Ohio.
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Lutheran Conference
Toledo
Ohio
Evangelical Lutheran Synodical Conference of North America
Packing Plant to Wave Outing at Hermitage Grove
The Ogden Packing & Provision plant will close for a full day. With over 500 employees, they gather at Hermitage Grove for the annual company outing. Special trains from the Interurban terminal at 10 carry crowds to the canyon for music, sports, speeches, and a grand basket picnic with contests and prizes.
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Ogten Packing & Provision Company
Dll
Wil
Hermitage Grove
Inter
State Industris
A. BR. Heywood
Lares Hangen
Bos of Agare
Torntnerrs
Alhambra Screens Pauline Frederick Tonight in The Woman in the Case
The Alhambra presents Pauline Frederick in They Woman in the Case for tonight only with a prize of $260 for the best dancing couple in the evening dance. The program includes a billiard display and a walle dance finale.
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Ing
Danc Ing Wb Prizce
Pauline Frederick
Alhambra
IROOP ORDER 13 SUSPENDED IN WARTIME DELIBERATIONS
Washington Aug 15 The war department suspended orders for mobilized national guard units to move to the border amid unsettled talks on rail strikes and labor tensions. Officials offered no formal explanation but cited delicacy of railroad issues and potential talks with labor groups as influencing the pause.
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Washington
National Guard
War Department
Bern
Pew
Ohio
Hentutky
National Guard Mobilization Halted as Railroad Strike Threatens Supply
A War Department order delaying the movement of about 26 049 militia troops to the border was announced from San Antonio Texas. Major General Funston transmitted the telegraph that suspending orders was prudent due to potential railroad strikes and the risk to food supplies for troops and civilians nationwide. Acords Sandy Reforms drama at the Lyceum is noted.
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San Antonio
Texas
Ave
Bonier
Southern Department
War Department
Meanzge
Funston
Pracral
Tropa
Weil
National Guard
Mval
State by State Method Futile in Woman Suffrage Split
Miss Anna Mastlo heads National Woman's party at a Colorado Springs meeting announcing divisions with the Nevada Women's Civic League. Nevada favors a campaign against the Susan B Anthony amendment and withdraws from cooperation, while Carr ie Chapman Catt and Mabel Vernon oppose the Nevada stance. Vernon departs for Nevada to lead the party's campaign to reelect President Wilson.
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Colorado Springs
Calo
Anna Mastlo
National Woman's Party
Nevada Women's Civic League
National American Woman Suffrage
Susan UW
Tate
Nevada
Susan R. Anthony
Nevada Society
Union For Women
Woman's Party
Tendeze Gacert
Carrie Chapmen
World of oddly phrased ads and gender stereotypes
A fragmented OCR item shows ad language about durable phonograph records and a worn stereotype piece on women and stuttering. It references a NYC World period voice and a joke about a man with a horse trade, illustrating garbled historical newspaper text.
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Cuticura
Adare Poreard
McAticuva
Drevt. TV
Boston
Oracle Theatre
Plain
Utsh
Boxelder Land
Ogden’'S
Pete Visser
Ogden van
Leshies
Renna
Caruso
Melba
Kreisler
Paderewski
Sousa
Harry Lauder
Victor
Victor Talling Machine Co
Camden
N. J
Victor Records
Victor ‘Records
Omer
IROOP
Art Acord
Acord
Wilson
Elsht
Onda
New York
New York World
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