Governors Dine With Ogden Officials At Hermitage
Utah governors attending a Salt Lake conference were guests of Ogden city at the Hermitage hotel. Mayor Browning and commissioners welcomed them with a chicken dinner for about 176 guests, followed by a city tour through Garden Canyon to the wells. Speakers praised American work ethic and urged unity as ex-governors celebrated hospitality and civic progress in Utah.
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United States
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Nebraska
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Thomas W. Pickett
Utah
Fale
South Carolina
Thomas E. Campbell
Arizona
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Colorado
Oliver H. Sbous
Uintah
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Denver
Reveernor
Lilian Thatcher
John G. Townsend Jr
Delaware
Delaware; 3. As A Burnquist, Minnesota; Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
Ben W. Gloott
Oregon
J. B. A. Roberlean
Oklaoma
KR. A. Cooper
Owls
F. Hart
Washington
Robert D. Caroy
General Dickman Inspects Border Troops Near Marfa
Major General James T. Dickman, commander of the eastern department, visits Marfa to review border troop deployments between Marfa and San Antonio. He will confer with Colonel Langhorne on the captured American aviators Lieutenant Harold G. Peterson and Paul H. Davis in a developing border incident with Mexico. Local officers and citizens plan a farewell concert for the general as he may return to San Antonio tonight.
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Texas
James T. Dickman
Earlbern Department
Toiay
Rio Pans
San Antonio
Dickman
T. S. Langtorne
Bir Bend
Harold G. Peterson
Paul H. Davis
Dlover
Langhorne
Eighth Cavalry
Sexton
Dickman Fontpat
Humble Beginnings of Governors Across United States
At a Salt Lake conference session governors shared early struggles as self made men. Bamberger recalled arriving with thirteen dollars and forty cents, while Ramberger and Larragolo described starting with little English and no desks or books. Carey of Wyoming and Townsend recounted similar hardships shaping their paths.
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Bamberger
Binberger
Larragolo
New Mexico
Ramberger
Texas
Thora
Tesas
Tony
el Pase
Carey
Wyoming
Gourmnard Townsend
Delaware
Mexican Bandits Arrested After Robbing U S Sailors
Mexican bandits who robbed American sailors in a prior raid have been arrested by local authorities in Dona Cecilia, Tampiea, according to intercepted information. Authorities report joint secret police action led to the arrests and ongoing investigations in Laredo, Texas area ties.
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Laredo
Texas
Dona Cecilia
Chicago Grain and Livestock Markets Mixed on Aug 21
Market activity shows corn and oats with firmer provisions and a broad range of prices across Chicago and regional centers. Reports include mixed early selling, later rally in corn, steady to higher hogs and cattle, and varied livestock receipts in Kansas City and St. Joseph with prices listed for multiple weight classes.
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Xession
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I Sattler
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States Bureau of Markets
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Trate Commission
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Golfers Battle Rain In National Amateur Round At Oakmont
The national amateur championship at Oakmont enters third round amid heavy rain. Eight survivors tee off as Fraccis Oulmet and J Wood Platt of North Hills lead the remaining pairs, with Robert T Jones Jr of Atlanta and R E Knepper of Stour City among the early contenders.
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Oakmont Country Club
Fraccis Oulmet
J. Wood Platt
North Hills
Robert T. Jones, Jr
Atlanta
R. E B. Knepper
Stour City
George W. Holfcer
Bala
W. (. Fownes, Jr
Oakmont
David Son Herron
W. J. Thompson
Canada
World Markets Open Weak On Heavy Trade Weights
New York August 23 unsettled trading carried heavy losses across equipment, motor and food groups. Steel, Crucible and oils steadied the early drop as United States Steel and Crucible fell, while shipping also declined. Call money rates moved toward yesterday’s highs as speculative shares swung late morning.
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Crucible Steel
Sterling Exchange
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Callmoory
Trainloads of fruit through Ogden show heavy shipments
Dispatches report a heavy fruit movement through Ogden with daily traffic of 360 to 400 cars. Officials note growing shipments from eastern states and preparations for a strong run as the season ramps up.
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Ogden
Ulan
Feit Fritz Fined For Possessing Liquor
Feit arrested early yesterday on illegal possession and sale of intoxicating liquor. He pleaded guilty in city court and was sentenced by Judge Toverts to pay 250 dollars or serve 180 days in jail. The raid found one pint of liquor at his home. he admitted buying and selling portions of a larger purchase.
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Jal
Fritz
Ehérle
Forest Fire Control Costs Rise in District Report
The weekly U S forest service report shows estimated liabilities of 20000 dollars for the next ten days. No major fires in district forests, except the Daha and Payette I national forests where the Mia hazard has grown more serious in the past ten days.
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Toe
United States Forester
Thedaha
Payette I
Passenger train traffic surges in Ogden area rail history
Two mammoth engines were required to furnish the powerful Southern Pacific train No. 19 leaving Ogden this morning for the coast. Local railroad officials state the passenger traffic through this city is the greatest this year of any other season in railroad history.
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Southern Pacific
Lea Ogden
Paul Coast
Men Released On Bail Face Liquor Charge in City Court
Miller, Blanchard and a man named John Doe were arrested early yesterday by the sheriff on a charge of possession of intoxicating liquor. They appeared in city court and pleaded not guilty. Blanchard’s case set for next Monday. the others released on bond. Attorney Powell appeared for Doe who was released from custody on a $50 bond.
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M. Ls. Manchard
John Do
Blanchard
Timon
Powell
Doc
Becker Shines in Chicago Shoe Handicap Tourney
Ogden golfer G. L. Becker returned from Chicago where he played in the Grand American Handicap at Sot Shore Country Club the week of August 7. Becker reported the shoe was successful despite poor weather with about 810 tries. The tournament winner was a dark horse from Ohio at the 18 yard line. Becker’s score for the week was 800 of 25 targets, an effort totaling 6.9 percent.
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G. L. Becker
Ogden
Chicago
Sot Shore Country Club
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