Moron Thomas Pioneer of Uta Dies at 78
Obituary for James Moron Thomas a longtime Ogden resident and early Utah pioneer aged 78. Survived by wife Mary Hy, five sons N J Thomas M J Thomas Thomas and two daughters Mrs J G Read and Ellen H Thomas. Funeral Wednesday 2 PM Serons ward meeting house Browning conducting. Born in Rochester Illinois, he aided LDS emigration and helped build Ogden including its first tabernacle and second ward meeting house. He owned Ogden property on Twenty Fourth Street and Grant Avenue and remained active in business and church leadership.
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Death of Talented Ogden Woman in Hospital
Donna Wyona Calvert, once a city exemption board clerk and later a Washington D C clerk in the War department, died of typhoid fever yesterday morning. She was born June 9 1898 in Washington D C and attended Ogden high school and Smithsonian College. Calvert was a talented musician and Ogden Ladies’ band member, active in Red Cross and war relief work with her sister Mrs Duggan. Her father, formerly with the forest service, arrived from Washington after her death. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Wilson offers four cent raise for shopmen in wage proposal
President Wilson proposals a four cent an hour increase for six railroad shop crafts on an eight hour basis retroactive to May 1. Car– inspectors would gain 67 cents an hour under the scale, with others at 50 or 58 cents. The plan aims to avoid greater costs, while shopmen consider the offer after initial talks.
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World markets open with heavy selling on stock declines
New York stocks began the session under heavy pressure as last week's reserve deficits and industrial disturbances sparked moderate liquidation. Steel and tobacco shares led losses while Marine Preferred rose slightly and American International fell. Trading centered in rails and oils with widespread declines of 2 to 6 points in many issues. United States Steel and related stocks slid as much as 1 1/2 to 2 points. Rates for call money opened at 5 percent as General Motors rose 1/2 to 186 1/2.
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District 128 Board to Consider Paving Review Meet
Samuel Browning Miles L Jones and Ghris Figgare will meet tonight as members of a board of equalization to hear matters brought before them regarding paving district No 144. The district covers the west side of Washington avenue from Twelfth Street north to the city limits. The board will convene tonight and for the next four nights in the mayor’s office at the city hall.
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Wilson seeks year long passport rule after peace proclamation
Washington Aug 25 President Wilson asked Congress to extend the wartime passport law for one year after a peace proclamation to curb an influx of aliens. The move aims to control immigration as the United States transitions from wartime to peace.
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Grain and Livestock Prices Fall Mixed Across Markets
Chicago markets show corn and oats sliding at opening with later partial recoveries while hogs and cattle trade unevenly across Omaha, Kansas City, and St. Joseph. Prices for corn, soy, and grain futures drift within narrow ranges as pork and beef offerings fluctuate and receipts rise in several livestock hubs.
Unclear numeric sports scoreboard fragment
A fragmentary OCR item presents a sequence of racing or scoring figures and times, including 99.90, 94.16, 84.207, and 94.82, plus mentions of Victory entries and percentages, with no full context or identifiable entities.
West stock and wild west show plans tonight
A meeting of the general and departmental committees for the West stock and Wild West Show will be held tonight at 8 in the Weber club with Charles H. Darton chairing. Organizers aim to create the greatest show Ogden City has seen, despite limited funds, with a future large venue to showcase the efforts of dedicated volunteers. At noon today, competition for naming the show was closing, with a $10 prize offered.
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Board of Education to Review Plans for New School
The Board of Education under President J. Hi. Levedahl will receive submitted plans for the New South Washington school tonight. Architect Leslie Hodgeon will present the design details and discuss the project scope and timeline.
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