Thompson to Fight Nelson for Lightweight Title
Cyclone Thompson, the Dane known as the Bycamore cyclone, challenges Johnny Nelson for the world lightweight championship. Nelson has agreed to meet Thompson, who believes he is best equipped to defeat Nelson, with promoters in Utah arranging the potential bout. Other boxing rumors and recent baseball results are noted in a collage of sports briefs from Aug. 24–25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ty Sas
Nevero Chook
Kent bin
Dano
Johnny ‘Thompson
Lea Dano
Nelson Slwayg
Nelson
Thampacn
Utah
Fieht Thompson
Ferdo
Los Angeles
Young Otto
Yoorking
Iid
New York
Tiptha
Aaron Lang
Teffries Club
Melaing Otto
Arthur Snaskind
Son Nehey
Tir Galq Preddie
New York Leads In NL Race With 4 1 Win Over Pittsburgh
New York assumed the National League pennant lead by taking a 4 to 1 victory from Pittsburgh. Wagner scored on an Abbattieris single in the first, with Willis and Wile delivering key hits. The Yankees pulled ahead early, then held off Pitt s rallies as Geo rains and others contributed offense to seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hushurg
New York
Tulsture
Pitt
Wagner
Willis
Wile
Dozens Tout Ogden Kidney Pill Claims In Ad Testimony
A blurred ad style notice touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a remedy for kidney distress. It claims public endorsement by residents of Ogden and nearby areas, arguing the pill restores kidney function and relieves pain, citing a longstanding belief in the product.
Detroit shuts out Washington in American League action
In Washington, Detroit blanked the Senators 11 to 0 behind Donovan and Street on the mound and Johnson hitting with men on base. Cleveland beat Philadelphia 9 to 1 as Coombs struggled in six innings. Chicago edged Boston 6 to 4 while New York and St Louis split, with both teams breaking even as the Yankees and Giants battled through five games.
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Detroit
Washington
Donovani
Johnson
Dohneon
Street
Donovan
Ani
American Association Modilsyanes Swan fragment
The fragment notes a gathering involving Modilsyanes Swan and figures from Indianapolis, with unclear references to Ve Munsee Sleds and Baws in a scattered report. The legible portion names Kivrena Chiauras Gi and hints at a team or group meeting in Indianapolis.
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Ayers
Indianapolis
Expedition to Overthrow Gastro Feared in Interim Plot
A fragmented report hints at an planned expedition to overturn an entity named Gastro. The text is garbled with names and locations, offering scant clear facts but suggesting a conspiracy or action in a distant setting. Further readable details are unavailable.
Regular City Council Meeting Details sidewalk and tax items
The council met in regular session with minutes read and approved. Committees reported on sidewalks approving payments to J. P. ONeill Construction for 248.44 and Wheatwright Construction for 109.70, and a sidewalk district on Monroe avenue was taken up for action. An abstract of Twenty Street opening was referred to law, and various petitions, tax relief, and bids were forwarded to appropriate committees for further action. The meeting adjourned after routine finance and building items, including sidewalk and graveyard transfer notes.
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Ily
Ils
Lecoms Mitter
J. P. O'Neill Construction Company
New Street
Monroe Avenue
F. J. Lenfiersbot
Plvers
Thie
Wheatwright Construction Company
Rela
Twentieth ‘Street
City Recorder
le Law Committee
Shortlilt
Intercel
O'Neill
Twenty-second Street
Twenty-sixth
Washington Avenue
Tomer
Aliewalk Committee
Widewalk
Juliey Avenue
Quiner Avenue
Robert Bult
Larkin & Son
Mas Revers Intoliers
Harrison Acenp
Ogien Boulevard
Nbawnik
Audhor
Commiterson Finance
G. A. Howerts
Sikewal
Hid
Pervienfotur
Cunstraetina
Hiv
Little Girl Locked in Vault by Fearful Gypsies
Two ten year old girls, Clarice and Vera, were playing near the city hall when a group of fortune tellers frightened them. Clarice slipped into a safe vault and Vera closed the door, trapping her for about three quarters of an hour. Constable Sleekt’s daughter Charlee Steele was imprisoned behind the vault door until Jansen and officers freed her. Sergeant Wardlaw used a knife to prop the door and ventilate, allowing breathing space. Both girls survived unhurt and escaped the incident unharmed, though distressed by the ordeal.
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Charlee Steele
Henry Sleekt
Vera McBride
Clarice
Yan Nwhy
Vera
Mian Strela
Iurgy
Aurora
Wumpanton
Jensen
Ang Tle
Bergeant Wardlaw
Elko Jail Breaker Sought After Noted Offender
An escaped highway robber, Smith known as Stim Smith, frequency described as a large muscular man, was last seen after a jail break in Elko. Sheriff William Draka of Kitin County leads a search with officers from Ogden and nearby towns. authorities warn of potential trouble if he is found and recaptured.
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Sherif William Draka
Kitin County
Oxdun
K Smith
Stim Smith
Biko
Smith
Ogden
Sith
Eiko
Elko
Smnith
Cap Hin
Eloven
Neunding Smith
Meeting at Assembly Hall for Labor Day celebration
Ogden labor unions prepare for a grand Labor Day event on September 7 with city bands and visiting performers. Mayor and City Attorney discuss ownership of worker property as part of day’s program. Officials emphasize unity, spectacle, and civic participation for the best celebration yet.
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Traes Ana Labor Assembly
Ogden
Lanor
Dens
Vewer
Ne Vine
Srstam
Tayyar
Yné
Wizick
de Vine
Wits
Rayna Wolsey
Gilson reports Montana plant progress at Mona Fora works
Assistant Manager C B Gilson of Union Portland Cement reports progress on the Mona Fora cement plant at Trident Montana. New cottages bunk houses and a hotel are completed for workers. Northern Pacific and the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railways plan connections.
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C. J. Gilson
Union Portland Cement Company
Hup
Trident
Mont
Mona Fora Portland Cement Vaspituy
Grisom
Algo
Huiphins
Northern Pacific Railroad
Gonavet
Chicago
Milwauken and St. Paul
Glison
Jornal
Butte
Bawave
Con- Lafons
Telneve
Hulte
Inelx
Meir
Bitte
Jewolre
Fragmented OCR text yields unclear local report
A garbled OCR passage appears to reference multiple names and places but lacks coherent events. The legible fragments mention people such as Magee and Ames, locations like Iowa and Cheatin, and stray terms implying a public or local notice, yet no identifiable action, date, or outcome can be confirmed from the readable text.
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Aees
Poppa
Cyclone Thompson
Bat” Nelson
Yoris
Areca Hallerion
Willis Ani Wiltto
St. Louie
Boston
St. Louis
Orhoan
Shaw
Charles
Seana
RW Doston
Aartersen
Jeson
Taymont
Ludwig
Philadelphia
Ginelmati
Gineinmatl
Philadelphie
Brooklyn
Kling
Hoffman
Ecures
Wilhelm and
Hergen
Pittsburg
Rerigents
Ogeien
Han
Hoini
Ogden Kidnay
Nooner
Kidnagy
Ford
Shane Aiwar
Cleveland
Panadelphia
Coombs
Boorer
Rhe
Phatelphia
Liebhardt
Betis
Schutxer
Powers
Chicags
Horton
DiMengo
Boatone Tala
ROWE
CWC
St Lavi
Hendon
Rae
Seth
Cseniy
Dauorler
Wardell
Salta
Hinge
Pueblo
Cinnha
Anove
Sea
Riel
Nttoriun
Hall
Hollenteak
Amit Licland
Galgano
Rat Mba Cree
Vuuths
de Maine
American Association
Gastro
Traghad
Council
Walond
Gomm
Constable Steele
Drake
Melim” Smith
Chamber OF Commerce
Converse
Sean
Assembly Hall
Brewer
Acdresa
Waterworte Guestian
C. B. Gilson
Montana
Horih Ogden Rutes
Sorel Aeron
Maeckes
Charlee Stary
Camden
Patois
Shaun Bain
Iywiitiy
CTS Ee
Peelad
Nate Paphitis
Jew Shige
Joe
Penetisat
the Mercantile Installment CO
Harry Reindhriber
Mar
Reese Howell & Sons
Missouri River Terminals
Omaha
Kongua City, Inc
SDH
Chicaza
Bi. Lewis
Paul
Minneapolis
Mint
Munver
Colorado Springs
Pusblo
Colo
VIA
Union Pacific
Union Depot
Utah National Bank of Ogden
UTA
J. ¥. Oooly
Ralph E. Hoag
Joseph
PEERY
A V. McIntosh
First National Bank OF
Ggden, Utah
Capital
Asel Undividevl
Creer
Rrevengnig
Pies
Eeteens
Priebaly
David Vrihi
Vara Wu
Maee Pohids
Seal
Inky
Glenn Fat
Bee Tevin Heir
Fe Oates Slachwinien
Cron
Tootieste
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