Fire sweeps 2th Street destroying hotel and shops
A late afternoon fire on Twenty-fifth Street caused extensive damage to Blore and hotel properties at 131 133 335 and 937 Twenty-fifth Street with losses around 326 000. The blaze started in a shed behind Denver Tailor shop as wind aided rapid spread, with several tenants helping to move stock and keep flames from spreading further. Fire under control by 4 30 with sporadic flare ups for hours, insurance to cover portions of the damage.
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Blore
Twenty-f1th Street
Parid Eccles Estate
First National Bank
H. Storen
Touls Lea HW
Viogos Mauel Trevini
Jim Kochat
Eureka
Eccles
Denver Tallor Shop
Twenty-fifth Street
Foia
Tallor
Rozen
Mozen
Waa
Mal
Aasistante
Tlre Finblera
Flra
Eoeles
Letel
Jf. Roten
Esfely
O. D. Ragmuesen
Jay A. Smith
Robinson Avenue
Rasmussen
Smith
Real Estate Transfers Recorded for Two Residents
Real estate transfers listed include Amilne Sipley transferring land to Moron J Ship Jeyi in the southeast quarter of section 3, township 5 north range 6 west Salt Lake meridian. Paul Eleazer Jamra and wife transfer property to Esac E Smith part of section 21 township 1 north range 2 east.
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Drigham H. Goddard
Continental Ol Company
Anta Christenson
Frederick “ Miller
Joseph Southwick
James Southwick
James C. Southwick
Joseph Bouthwick
Elmer H. Iluise
Don
Elmer J. Hulse
Charles E. el Na
Fargeons
Andrew J. Hunt
Wits
George Waon
Salt Lake Merid
John H. Fowers
Andrew Jackson Hutt
Aection
Towship & North
Mengo
Salt Lake
Secret of the Submarine at the Lyceum today
English policy toward Ireland draws US ire as The Guardian notes Britain’s wartime measures may affect Anglo American ties. Editorials warn independence and neutrality matter, urging cautious cooperation but stressing tensions over censorship, mail interference, and economic policy amid Allied concerns.
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London
Unitain
Maria
Allien
America
John Mazer
Tublin
Vad
Pernene
States and Ireland policy reshape postwar neutrality
The piece discusses how Ireland and the home rule act influence past traditions and the United States role in neutrality. It argues American restraint and sympathy shaped wartime policy, noting sacrifices affecting U S views on Ireland and pacific power cooperation for lasting peace.
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Ireland
United States
Secret of the Submarine at Lyceum today No 11
An old advertisement promotes hygiene and diet as a defense against tuberculosis. It urges fresh air, exercise, and moderate meals, noting early treatment supplements for stronger cases. Eekman’s Alterative is touted as beneficial for bronchial issues and asthma, without opiates, available from four druggists. Eekman Laboratory, Philadelphia.
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Lyceum
Eekman
Drugest
Eekmen Laboratory
Philadalphia
New Device Gathers Ashes As You Smoke
A pair of inventions claims to keep ashes from dropping on carpets by collecting them as smoke rises. One uses a clear receptacle with a sliding ring that gathers ashes as the cigarette is smoked. The other cap fits over the end and has openings on top to allow burning while a push mechanism returns ashes.
Woman conductors in city buses prompt laughter
In Yonkers Statesman chatter, women conductors prompt amused remarks from passengers. A woman jokes about riding a bus backwards while another notes shoppers who spend the day without buying. The exchange captures playful skepticism and light city life.
Weight loss pills advertisement from Welsh era
A fragmented ad promotes pills and elixirs claiming rapid weight loss after meals and at night. It targets those who fear being laughed at for fat, touts a “reliable Dietitian Ulain” and a Welsh brand, with vague instructions and exaggerated assurances.
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Wren
Opening of Orpheus Season Most Promising
The Orpheum theater opened its 1916-47 season with a cheerful crowd and a lineup headed by Hanlon and Hanlon and Adolpho. Chase and Tatour, the Sully family, and Starry Jolvon provided varied acts, with Al Sully drawing strong local response before a Gaumont weekly review closed the program.
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Orpheus
Orpheud
Lagoon
Joe" Gost
Sea Son
Vantagea Vauderie
Albert Erickson
Orpheum Orchestra
Manacer
Laat
Hanlon
Adolpho
Whistler
Adolphe
Jack
Chase and
Tatour
Haviland and
Thornton
Chase
Elnging
Sully
John EB
Grace
Willam F
Joby Eb, Jr
Mias Estelle
Information Bureau
Estelle
Starry Jolvon
Sollys
Honora
Yeaterday
Hte
Hs Fleure
Gaumont Weekly
Cambridge to Vermont Trip Recounts Rainy Journey
A Cambridge observer recalls a lengthy motor trip through New England and Vermont with favorable roads and scenery despite persistent rain. The narrative notes commencement at Brown, alumni events at Sayles Memorial hall, and a prominent alumnus, Mr Meghen, drawing cheers during the Worcester milestone.
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Cambridge
Mass
Fdster Stanfard
Sisty-nun
Orden
Rale
Vermont
New England
Chicago
Wilson
Massachusetts
Drown
Redfotter
Ting
Roger Willams
Sayles Memorial Hall
Meghen
Wark
Ogden Troop motor truck dispute prompts letter reply
Weeks after a Standard article, Sergeant Nave Scott's letter is printed denying claims that a motor truck was unnecessary for Ogden's border troops. Scott asserts trucks are essential, asks for an apology, and explains misgivings about public perception and troop morale amid debates over donated funds.
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Apo
Standard
Tea WH. Garr
Scott
Garr
Salt Lake
Aneasss
Carr
Nogales
Arizona
Knears
Commissioner Flygace
Thad
Falmly
Flysarr
Ogden
Fetenda
Tamas
Mearr
Dave
Examiner
Fisgars
Ratt Lake
Fort Douglas
Adzona
Roath St
Gergrant Seritt
Trop
Orion
Trop 1
Girl dragged by train on Lagoon ride near Layton
A 13 year old girl, Miss Bachelor, was dragged over 100 yards after wind catching her dress on a crossing guard rail as a Bamberger train loaded with passengers from Lagoon mercantile day sped toward Ogden. She clung to a bar, was rescued, then fainted. She and a 15 year old companion were returning home.
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Layton
Bamberger
Ogden
Rapidey
Miss Hachelor
Efridium
Miss Gale
Ogdet
Useless Husbands End Up At White Elephant Party
In a Provitarial town a society woman hosted a white elephant party where guests bring useless items. The event nearly succeeded until eleven of the invited wives arrived with their husbands, a development that disrupted the gathering and drew attention from the local era. The incident reflects quirky social trends in the community and the role of the Classified Ad column in public notices.
District Attorney’s Family Scandal Conviction Result
A district attorney involved in a high profile case faces guilt claims as his wife’s public depiction of their childlessness triggers revelations. The fashionable physician, previously convicted of criminal operations, is sentenced to fifteen years in prison.
Tyrone Power Stars in Where Are My Children Dist Att’y Role
Tyrone Power appears in the reading role as the district attorney in the photoplay that created a sensation among crowds. The production, titled Where Are My Children, was written and produced to captivate audiences with its legal drama and moral questions.
Lois Weber Film Endorsed by Press Clergy in New York
The essay praises Lois Weber and her play Hypocrites as an unqualified work on birth control. It urges every man over sixteen to see the stage production at the theater, highlighting support from the press pulpit and clergy.
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New York
Final trolley conductor fired after incident on street
A garbled report describes a trolley conductors’ clash with a man, mentioning a nickel and a ring up moment. The text is unclear but suggests disciplinary action and an on street disturbance tied to transit workers. No precise names or dates could be confirmed.
Miss Carolyn Hurlbert Engaged to Raymond Belmont
Miss Carolyn Hurlbert, noted Southern beauty, is reportedly to marry Raymond Belmont, son of August Belmont. Mrs B A Waurlbert of Middleburg, Va., confirms neither denial nor confirmation, though she says Belmont would likely issue an announcement. Both families and the young couple are well regarded in their social circles.
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Carolyn Hurlbert
Raymond Belmont
August Belmont
B. A. Waurlbert
Middleurg
Von
Miss Hurlbert
Belmont
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Independent Meat Company
Wash. Ave
Manchester Guardian
Yonkers Statesman
Cittea
Sotham
O Hughes
Yellowstone
Shaw & Powell Way
Lision
R. R. Fare
R. R
Yellowstone Park
Shaw & Power
25Th St
Reed Hotel
Ahem
Bewgarr
Hartfort Times
Tyrone Power
Lois Weber
Orpheum
Cassified
Ais
Mise
Carolyn Heribert
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