Paving Plan for Lincoln Avenue Ahead of Board Discussion
City issues and engineering report on paving district 122 Lincoln Avenue between Twenty fourth and Order River. City share tagged at 3550255 with J J O Neill Construction, abuttors’ share 27399.18, held amounts 7048.50 for defective pavement, contractor to fix at Treaty hind Street intersection per contract terms. board approves report, warrants issued. Dog tax revenue for last week totals 25.09 with five dogs killed.
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Joseph XM. Tracy
Lincoln Avenue
Trenty Fourth Street
Orden River
J. J. O'Neill Construction Company
Treaty Hind Street
Lincoln
Flyrare
Department of Streets
Shawn
Amonts
Cache of liquor found in alley barrels unearthed by deputy
A cache of liquor including wines, brandy, whiskey and beer was recovered from barrels in an alley and covered with clothing and rubbish. Deputy Sheriff R. H. Soule announced the discovery at noon today, with arrests expected as part of ongoing surveillance. exact locations and names were withheld.
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Sherim R. H. Soule
Barrela Wan
Bar- Tela
Irrigation Water Rules in Travis County Roads
Warning to all water users in Travis county that waste water must stay off roads. Any damage to highways from water will be punished and the responsible party forced to repair damage. Officials urge public cooperation to keep roads in good condition and lower expenses.
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Travis
Fae
Dante County
New President of Board Named Amid Resignation
A state board holding a near meeting filled the vacancy in the presidency after Miex M and May Mab resigned. Wy Uke board members will fill the post in the usual manner. An prrenends report from Salt Lake stated that Nessen and Herienaind Hie s ecrecsane of Mes Tate cock were named to lead the board.
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Miex M
May Mabrorks
Salt Lake
Manning
Nessen
Herienaind
Hie Ecrecsane
Mes Tatecock
Bard
Dagger in the Back Kneeling Over a Vanishing Promise
An old styled plea ad promotes magic cures and a gold medal claiming relief for backache and female ailments. It touts Holland as the source, urges daily use, and warns buyers to acquire from trusted druggists only. The text reads like a sensational patent remedy advertisement with dubious claims and refund promises.
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Haarlem
Ueland
Netherlinda
Halland
Holland
DAO
Auto strikes a boy on bicycle on Twenty fourth street
A motor vehicle driven by George Michal, an employee at the Upden Packing & Or ion camping, attempted to turn into Idson avenue from Twenty fourth street at 145 thie afternoon. George Killingworth, a boy living at 148 Twentythial street, tried to pursue the Grant at the water on a bicycle not knowing it was turning. He was knocked to the ground and bruised.
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Grorge Michal
Upden Packines & Orion Camping
Nto Idson Avenue
Theatres at the Orpheum Opening Tonight
The Orpheum theatre debuts with a night of dance and music led by Manager J. F. Gossanga. Featured is a modern production, promising elite dances and the latest stage creations, headlined by Mar. Nianea and Wilhelmine Herinald in a musical comedy spectacle.
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Orpheum
Neta
Gowts
Anand
Vauderille Po Gtats
J. F. Gossanga
Nathentie
Mar. Nianea
Fauate Danveuse
Aralat Katt
Wilhelmine Herinald
Davely
Akreich
Hal Neynard
Dorothy Yearlin
Alberto
Will Morrisees
Oklahoma Evader of Draft Brought to Oxden Hearing Under Way
Frank Lambert, alleged draft evader, was brought from Randolph to Oxden by Deputy Lucien Smyth for a hearing before Commissioner W J Hierder Jr. The hearing may result in Lambert's transfer to western Oklahoma for trial. Lambert failed to appear for examination and fled the state in mid August after being drafted in Erick. Deputy Smyth traveled from Randotak two days ago.
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Frank Lambert
Oxdeo
Randolph
United States
Lucien Amyth
United Aiatea
W. J. Hierder Jr
Lambert
Oklahoma
Erick
Okla
Salt Jake
Smyth
Randotak
Wich County
Ogden Teacher Marries in Denver
Miss Edith Singing formerly a teacher at the Quincy and Lee schools in Ogden married E. Ft. Bouey of Oregon in Denver yesterday. The couple, en route to the Alaska frontier, plan to join his commission in the army. Mrs Bouey has many friends in Ogden and was a longtime city teacher.
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Edith Singing
Quincy
Lee School
Gzien
E. Ft. Bouey
Oregon
Flawallachelands
Ogden
Ministers See Pope Benedict Amid Peace Note Inquiries
In Rome on August 23 Pope Benedict received the Dribh and Belgian ministers separately. They asked about the meaning of the note on peace and freedom of the seas. The Pope said his proposal aims for the same principle as President Wilson while allowing belligerents latitude on future details. Germany acknowledged receipt of the note and vowed to study it with benevolent interest and to respond after consulting allies.
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Rome
Dribh
Vatican
Benedict
Wilson
Germany
Germans Take Russian Positions West of Byer An
Berlin reports German forces occupied Russian positions west of Byer An to the Oding Marine on the Iles front yesterday without fighting. The capture is announced by the German war department in a formal release.
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Berlin
Laindin
Byer An
Oding Marine
Slain in Fight With Patrolman in St Louis
A running gun battle left a manufacturer’s co owner dead after he and two companions held up a saloon bartender. Whitelaw, released recently from Polsom state prison, had served thirteen years for highway robbery along with his accomplices.
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RT. Louis
T. D.waltehae
Cman
Elket
Whitelaw
Polsom
Cal
Coal prices to be effective at once
Secretary Tutnulty announced sending instructions to Ed Wallace of the 84 Tamils Coal club confirming new coal price terms. The measure, tied to the president's Tuesday statement, becomes effective immediately.
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Washington
Ed. Wallace
Tamils Coal Club
Wilean
Piers Fred
Tuenlay
Omer
War Tax Debate Sees LaFollette Proposals Pushed
Washington Aug 23 Senate debates raise the idea of higher income taxes to finance war profits. Senator LaFollette proposes steeper rates, aiming to lift annual revenue beyond 700 million dollars. Chairman Simmons critiques the move as shifting the burden to lower incomes under 30 thousand dollars.
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Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Simfaona
Ananice Committee
la Follette
Simmons
Larger shell supply needed after Campana loss
Washington, Aug. 12. A Navy report on the submarine destruction of the American tank steamer Campana notes an exhausted shell supply during the fight. Ammunition for armed merchant ships will be doubled. Campana carried 180 shells. Naval officers doubt the official cause but cite low visibility and submarine range. Campana’s captain and crew were captured. submarine later said sunk by a French cruiser.
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Washington
Campana
Abmarine
Grand Army Elects Commander-in-Chief
Orlanin A. Somers of Kokomo Indiana was elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the encampment closing session. Portland Oregon chosen as next year encampment city. John A. Kernin of Chicago elected junior vice chief, John N. Adayz of Cincinnati surgeon general, Rev. A W Prady of Helena chaplain in chief. Robert McBride named adjutant general. Endorsed action of the Western Pacific railway employing veterans to protect property between the Missouri River and the Pacific coast.
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John N. Adayz
Cincinnati
A.uw. Prady
Helena
Mont
Robert McBride
Trollanapalix
Chirt
Canm
Cal
Stowitz
Dattate
J. Henry Did
Comb
Philadelphia
Watoo Pacific Railway
Grand Army
Polatsa
Missouri Rer
Waa
Dramatist Davies Reported Missing and Drowned
London reports that dramatist Robert Henry Davies, after a long illness and hospital treatment in France, disappeared and his body was found on a cliff. Born in Cheshire in 1893, he lived in San Francisco before returning to England and having plays such as Cousin Kate and A Single Man produced.
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London
Aue
Robert Henry Davies
France
Hubert Henry Tavtes
Cheshire
Ueveret
San Francisco
England
Kate
New Store to Open on Washington Ave Ogden
T C Foley and wife depart on a six week trip to New York to set up a new novelty store on Washington avenue. Foley plans to base stock on display before holidays and will buy directly from manufacturers. Early November shipments expected to reach Ogden for a real value counter.
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New York
T. C. Foley
Yestererr
Mr. Foley
Washington Avenor
Ogden
Foley
Real Varsele
Baby Saving Movement Aids Child Welfare In France
Washington Aug 22 Special report notes the American Red Cross charges sent to France to aid infant welfare. Led by Dr William P Lucas and Major Grayson Murphy, the unit includes Yale and Minnesota doctors, with Mrs Wilmon Lowell Putnam financing. Efforts focus on protecting children from tubercular infection amid ongoing trench warfare.
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Washington
France
American Red Cross
Wiliam P. Lucas
University of California
Grayson Murphy
American Red Cross Commission
Lucas
Mra
Wilmon Lowell Putnam
Boston
J. Morris Blemons
Yale Medical School
Julius Sedgwick
University of Minnesota
John C.baldwin
Clain F. Gelston
N. O. Tearce
William P. Lucas
Elizabeth Ashe
Mina Fosamond Ollder
Forest Fire Front Holds With Wind Threat Overrun
Missoula Montana reports thousands of firefighters and forest service crews battling western Montana and northern Idaho blazes. Winds threaten progress but officials say control could come with calm weather as supply convoys and troops head toward the fire front under a heavy smoke curtain.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
Idaho
Federal Forest Service
Apy
SEN SIMMONS DEBATES TAX IN CONGRESS
Wallington Aug 33 Senator Simmons charged LaFollette's plan would take only 4 percent of the incomes of the Rockefellers and the Goulds and called the substitute an ingenious scheme to shift the burden to the poor. LaFollette replied defending his allies and loyalty of supporters. He cited 350 reading economists from universities who signed a petition urging immediate taxation to pay all war expenses.
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Wallington
Simmons
LaFollette
Rockefellers
Goulds
House
Means
Gompers Visits White House During Labor Conference
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson and Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor met at the White House. Gompers declined to discuss the broader air raid situation, noting he had conveyed labor's concerns and was assured labor rights would be protected. The piece references prior remarks about labor representation in elections.
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Washington
Wilson
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers del
Tabor
Lanor
War Labor Problems and the Noalrike Prom
The text notes early hostilities affecting labor relations and the prom agreement, implying tensions over wartime disruption and respect for commitments. It points to strained industry cooperation and orders shaping worker actions during the onset of conflict. The fragment suggests policy pressure and distrust between management and labor during mobilization.
Market Declines Sprinkle News of Regulation Effects
World markets in New York and Chicago show broad declines led by United States Steel down further to $1.19, with government price regulation fears touching steel, copper, and equipment shares. Curb trading and wholesale prices slip while commodities such as sugar, produce, and fruit show mixed movements amid liquidation signals and dull demand.
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United States Steel
Talia
Pacific
Atien
Liberty
Chicago
Chicago Quotations Mixed Trading Sends Prices Down Then Stable
Market summary from Chicago shows a downbeat opening with December at 1073, May at 106 and 1.06 percent, while later activity steadies and gaps narrow. Wheat trading remains light as August contracts end near previous levels. September trades occur around 2.05 to 2.06 with limited volume. Ogden market notes list wholesale meats and vegetables with varied prices for cattle hogs mutton veal lamb and produce such as potatoes carrots cabbage peppers onions lettuce radishes and tomatoes.
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Cincago
Mom
Druuchtogether
Ogden
Ogden Marketa
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Glenwood
Oklanoma
Denver
Pope Benedict
Oding-Bigsun
River An
St. Louis
Davies
Amsterdam
Sen
White House
American Federation
Skaggs’ Cash Stores
California
Samos
Clos
Yale
J. A. Hogle & Co
M. Acer
Colton
Gratn
Ktidzon Ave
Chicago Board of Trade
Galt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Logan & Bryan
Electric Service Co
24Th St
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