Special Utah legislature session called by Gov Bamberger
Governor Bamberger announces a special session of the Utah legislature for September 29 to ratify the national suffrage amendment and to consider laws against profiteering and food hoarding. The session will address appropriations and investigations needed to prosecute profiteers and fund prosecutions, with other routine legislative matters on the agenda.
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CIAL
Bamberger
Salt Dure
Utah
Gorord Bamberger
TV. Waklog
I Ehich
Cal
Dan D. Shields
Usade
Funde
Attorney Shields
Ogden Sewer Tax Dodgers Targeted by Inspector
Sanitary Inspector Jorge Shorlew reports ty ph fever in Qedentias and notes many Jetly residents in Ogden sewer districts have not paid sewer rents. He orders immediate complaints against delinquents and warns city departments will act. The inspector adds a remark about a fussy woman amid the scene.
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Jorge Shorlew
Qedentias
Jetly
Ogden
Wild West Show Deputation Seeks City Alterations Plan
A deputation under Chartes JH Barton representing the Ogden Wild West Show visited city hall to present tentative plans and request adjustments at Lorin Farr Park for the event. A further inspection and detailed discussion with Mayor and commissioners followed, aiming for practical, economical preparations.
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Chartes
JH. Barton
Ogden
Charles H. Barton
George J. Glen
H. M. Rowe
Lorin Farr
Otter
Coal executives deny price fixing in bituminous mines
J N Morrow vice president of the National Coal Association told a Senate investigating committee there is no possible price fixing among the 5000 bituminous coal producers. He said about 60 percent of output comes from members and prices have fallen since the armistice amid broad competition and abundant undeveloped mines and lands.
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Washington
Ae Marrow
the Nations] Coal Association
Senate Coal Investigating Committee
Morrow
United States
National Coal Association
Velit
Jackson Hole Victor Highway To Be Completed This Year
After a ten day survey in Jackson Hole Wyoming district engineer J P Martin reports five road projects under way in the district. The Tafou road between Jacksons Hole and Victor Idaho is key as the sole outlet to the railroad. Jackson Hole Victor Highway is slated for completion this year with other projects continuing next season.
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Jackson Hole
Wyo
Oerial
J. P. Marti
Ogden
Jackson's Hole-Victor
Card of Thanks for support after funeral of husband and father
The undersigned express thanks to all those who helped during the trying hours covering the death and funeral of our husband and father. Special thanks to the Wika club and to good friends for their kindness. Signed by Mrs. Lander Johnson and son Eugene. 8866
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Wika Club
Lander Johnson
Eugene
Sperry Flour to Build Large Eight Story Mill in Ogden
Ground broken by Sperry Flour Company for an eight story 2000 barrel capacity mill in Ogden. Construction uses concrete and brick for lower floors, wood above. A separate grain elevator with 750000 bushel capacity expected ready by October, boosting Ogden as a major west grain center. First unit aimed for completion by April 1920 with a second to follow.
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Petty Flour Company
Corlenels
Pacific Coast
Sperry Company
Missouri River
Globe Grit and Milling Company
Albers Brothers Company
Llonay Milling Company
Sperry Flour Company
Ogden
Sperry Uni
Spo
United States
Jimhe
Montana
Septemer
Jn de
Vialtora
Ex service men aided by Donnelly in Ogden drive
Lack of sacrifices of the War Cause Community Service pushing aid to sailors and marines in Ogden has spurred closer work between the W G C S and the city Red Cross. James Donnelly, Red Cross division agent, says the Red Cross will assist transient soldiers lacking funds and special funds are provided for this purpose. Exservice men needing aid should contact Donnelly.
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Cau Community Service
Ogden
Red Cross
James Donnellys
Red Croses
Donnelly
Red Cross Organization
Hermann Tips on Scheduling World Series Plans
Cincinnati Aug 26 August Herrmann chairman of the national commission will see for Caleage Sunday night where will call a meeting of the commission and talk over world Heres plans Two schedules will be prepared One will be placed on Cincinnati as the National league representative in the classic and the offer It New York shall have that Boner The American league plans will include the Chicago White Sox and the Detroit?
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Cincinnati
Auditors report details city finances and expenditures
The monthly auditor A. F. Larsen presented the city’s books showing receipts totaled 79,555.13 with allocations to waterworks, public affairs, parks, streets, and courts. Expenditures cover salaries, police and fire departments, pensions, and miscellaneous items. separate note lists taxes and incidents plus a June 36, 1919 date and a New York financial line about gold coin withdrawals valued at 1,799,060 for ship ments to Japan and other nations.
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A. F. Larsen
Department of Public Affairs and Finance
Department of Public Safety
Department of Parks and Public Property
Dione
Aslarien
Department of Public
New York
Japan
Commissioner Returns From Bear Lake Visit
Commissioner Miles by Jones spent five days at Bear Lake with his wife and family including Raymond Jones and Ted Fife. Key Commissioner Jones said conditions at the resort were more comfortable for tourists than reports from a month earlier indicated.
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Miles By Jones
Bear Lake
Ron
Raymond Jones
Ted Fife
Jones
Condi
Afternoon Party Honors Mrs Coolidge Guests
Mrs. Coolidge hosted a Tuesday afternoon party at her home in Evanston Wyoming in honor of a two week retired visit with relatives. Fourteen friends attended and were served refreshments. Guests included Mrs. Gertrude Carr Mrs. Giddian Miss Alexandra Agee Mrs. Stephens Mrs. Beck and others.
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Coolilgo
Friends
Bison
W. FB. Moore
Clyde Smith
Tanner
Macter Conrad A. Smith
Coolidge
Welen Pate
Clar
Prancea Cool- EC
Party Planned For Friday In Ogden
Nine members of Silver Review No B of the Maccabees and their husbands plan a Friday evening gathering at Mrs Madeles residence in Utah Springs with guests bringing their own sandwiches. They expect a large crowd and a good time. Marian Calishan, former war risk bureau worker, visits with Mrs Madeline Quinnen and will return to Boston next Thursday. Ruby Ellsworth leaves for New York City Saturday to resume art studies. Mrs William Enright and Mrs Jack Lundy of Murray spent Sunday in Ogden with Mr A Evans and enjoyed a canyon drive and valley tour.
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Silver Review No. B. A
the Maccabees
Ihe
Mra
Medales
Utah
Springs
Indy
Bostsh
Afina Marian’ Calishan
Bureau of War Risk
Hsango
Washington, D. C
Toribe Panthi
Madeline Quinnen
Thlagcny
Moston
Maras
Miss Callahan
Miss Quillnan
Washington
Lattor
Bureau of War Risk Orifices
East
Ruby Ellsworth
Defenport
New York City
Heratudies
Misa Ellsworth
New York
Adhoa Pc
Ogden
William Enright
Jack Lundy
Murray
Utaby
A. Evans
Twenty-eighth Street
Evans
Ogden Canyon
Valley
Maxwell-Alles Elizabeth Max dies after two-year illness
Elizabeth Max Maxwell Alles dies at 6 p m at 1791 Counter Street after a two year asthma illness. Born September 3 1872 in Hyde Park Utah she lived in Ogden two years and was a Latter day Saint. Survived by husband and children David Jamen Stephen J Chambers Gladys Gwil Douglas Gibson Lewix Margaret Alice and Door and several siblings. Funeral services Thursday at 10 30 a m at Kirkendall chapel with viewing Wednesday afternoon and until service time. Burial in Hyde Park Cemetery.
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Stephen J. Chambers
Gladys
Gwil- Douglas Gibson
Ogden Fastlym
Lewix
Margaret
Alice
Door
Quincy
Inl
Jamra
Ogden
Gera City Business College
Kirkendall
Hyde Park
Utah
Hyde Pack
French Debate On Final Stages Of Peace Treaty
Aug 26 Paris reports the French Parliament debating final provisions of the German peace treaty with committees in both chambers examining the document and voting on objections. Other dispatches note Austrian peace talks, Yugoslav objections on vessel ownership, and Japan considering similar actions regarding naval terms as a Riga mission nears. Funeral services held for Mrs Jenkins in Pine River with note of local condolences as a German-Russian authority issue looms in eastern Siberia.
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Paris
Germany
Chamber
Senate
Jenkins
Jonole Jenkins
Charles Jenekins
Vlapivortok
Lindquist Chapel
Blakop
John Nicholas
Ant
Missionary Tea At Mrs Gibson’s Lawn 1904 Event
Ladies of the Mererdylrian church hosted a missionary tea on the lawn at Mrs Gibson’s home located on 1904 Twenty-fifth street. The afternoon passed pleasantly with refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Gabell were among attendees returning home afterward.
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Mrerdylrian Church
Mrs. Gibson
Twenty-fifth Street
Funeral notices and services for Johnson Morons Calvert and others
Multiple obituary items report funerals and services for Lander Johnson of Elkhorn Wyoming, James Morons Thomas, and Donne Wyona Calvert. Details include burial at Mountain View cemetery, Kirkendall chapel services, and local fraternal involvement. Also notes entertainment listings and an aviation service rumor in Rome.
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Lander Johnson
Elkhorn
Wyo
Ogden
Rodwen
Kirkardull
Mountain View
Quy Brother
Elks
James Morons Thomas
Altace
Second Ward
George E. Browning
Delegation Talks Wheat Prices With U S Officials
A delegation of government state legislators and prominent agriculturists from northwestern states met with United States Wheat Director Barnes and officials of the U S grain corporation to discuss an equitable purchase deal for rusted wheat. Wheat samples were shown to illustrate gluten content, with northwest wheat above normal this year and western portions below average. Representative Young of North Dakota chaired the delegation.
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P ‘ . Wewlyoak
Conqrernmen
State Legistors Ag
United States
Tarnes
U. States Grain Corporation
Young
Aro Dakota
Property Custodian Seeks Permission To Buy Vat Dyes
Washington August 26 Franci Garavin, an Allen property custodian, seeks an executive order permitting him and an agent to purchase from the reparations commission six months supply of German vat dyes to tide over American manufacturers until German acid formulas for dye stock are owned by Allen property entity can be utilized for common purposes
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Franci Garavin
Allen Property Custodien
Wilson
Laeua
Hiy 10
Tarly
Allen Properlir
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