Weber County Republican conventions set for Sept 1916
Weber County Republican Central Committee announces primaries to select delegates and county officers. Delegates to 1916 conventions from Ogden City and outside districts will vote September 6 and September 12 at designated polling places. Appointments, credentials, and apportionment based on 1914 Joseph Howell votes.
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Utah
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Ald
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Carl Edea
Weeber County
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Congress
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Ogden
Burch Creek
Eden
Marrieville Hooper
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Tuntarille
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Measant View
Randall
Averdall
West Warren
West Weber
WGN Wenn Ae
Firt
Orden
Grant Ave
Oxden
Hartis
Fifth Ward
Ninth Ward
Per Nana
Tincoln
Grant
McKinley
Rogeovelt
Tal Anil Hughes
Republican Central
Mollingsworth
Joan V. Worth
Secreta
Opton
Plague fight progress in New York health report
New York health department reports limited progress in the fight against infantile paralysis for the 24 hours ending at 1 am today. Only a few cases were secured, roughly half the number from the prior period, with details hampered by garbled text and incomplete data.
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New York
Department of Health
New 9.54-inch Howitzer for U S Army
Washington. Auxiliary Denigon for a 9.54 inch howitzer nearly completed. Army officers say the gun is more powerful and better than Winch guns, with a range near ten miles. It disassembles for road transport and sets up quickly on open ground. Plans call for two new heavy artillery regiments next year, each with twelve guns, and later a regiment per army corps.
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Washington
Autotrobile crash injures John D Shoop in Danville
John D Shoop superintendent of Chicago schools was seriously hurt in a car accident near Chrisman Illinois Aug 28 with eight broken ribs a crushed chest and a broken collar bone. McFarr Davis editor of the Vistas Illinois suffered a fractured skull and may die. F F Jagen of Paris internally injured with a broken right shoulder. Two other men were injured. Charlie Chaplin The Floorwalker Mutual Weekly and a two reel western shown at the Lyceum today.
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John D. Shoop
Chicago
Chrisman
Iic
McFarr Davis
Vstis
Vinois
Deacon
F. FT Jlagen
Paris
Charlie Chaplin
The
Floorwalker
Mutual
Lyceum Today
Artillery Duels In Macedonia Reported On Front
London reports on the Macedonian front states artillery action progresses with no infantry operations of note. The Dolian front sees artillery shelling enemy positions while on the Etruma front Bulgarian forces shell Mekis and an enemy working party northeast of Romarjap is dispersed.
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London
Etruma
Hulgariana Abelled Mekis
Romarjap
National Democratic Leaders Gather in Washington for Wilson Notification
Washington Aus National Democratic leaders began arriving to confer ahead of the Wilson notification ceremony at Long Branch next Saturday. Chairman McCormick will canvass the nation and plan campaigns after the president delivers his formal acceptance speech. Senator James of Kentucky will chair the notification committee at Shadowlawn grounds, which can host about 20 000 attendees.
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Aus
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National Committee
McCormick
James
Kentucky
Shadowlawn
Glenwood Park Sold to City for Redevelopment
Glenwood Park has been traded to the City of Ogten, with extensive land tracts in Orden now owned by the city. City officials plan a cleanup, leveling, and construction to create a parkland beautified for public use, supervised by commissioners to serve women and children previously denied access. The exchange was finalized by Mayor Heywood and John Watson of Ket National Bank, owner of the park, with Fire Station No. 3 site noted.
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Heywood
John Watson
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City Hospital
Jefferson
Country Club
Isolation
Une
Canyon Road
Washington Avenue
Bluffa
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Riverbank Park
Mr. Jones
City to turn parkland along river into large amusement park
City officials outline plans to acquire canal road riverfront tracts including Glenwood and Jones grove for a vast riverfront amusement park. Features include ball park with grandstand, artificial lake, bathing, animal cages, and three primary entrances with future bluff access. It aims to serve women and children with varied recreation.
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Intermountain
Washington Avenue
Canyon Road
Glenwood
Jones Grove
Dawing Arrest After Car Passes Streetcar Charge
Chartie Howard, a colored man employed by a service firm, was arrested Saturday by Patrolman W. W. Tchardson and Detective der Nayllo on a charge of driving past a street car while passengers were being discharged. He was released on payment of 225 dollars. Howard allegedly crossed the Washington avenue intersection at high speed, narrowly missing several prospective riders.
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Chartie Howard
W. W. Tchardson
Dextective der Nayllo
Howard
Washington Avenue
Narmely
New Teachers at State School Opening for 1946 47
The Utah State School for the Deaf and Hind will open September 6 for the 1946 47 term amid plans for ten more blind students than last year. Four new faculty join, replacing retiring staff and transfers to Winnipeg, Canada, with several respected teachers from University of Utah and Cedar City.
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Utah State School For the Deaf and
Hind
Lucia Mace Donald
He Gees
Indianaporte
Detty Larson
Winnipeg
Canada
Mason Greverly Riley
Eleanor Schipp
Avia Shields
Salt Lake City
University of Utah
Effie Webster Sherman
Texas
Ft Lavia Training School
iCarlotne Taty
Cedar City
Vinh
Lila Stanley
Park Cis
University of Utsh
Work of a telephone operator discussed in Q&A
A brief exchange questions the role of a telephone operator. Mrs. Thomas asks what the job entails and Mr. Thomas responds with a concise answer: “Talking.”
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Thomas
Fines Imposed By City Court Judge At Morning Session
A crowded city labor court session led to many fines and jail terms. Eleven intoxicated individuals were jailed for 10 days each by Judge Barker, while two others forfeited bonds for drunkenness. A motor-vehicle offense saw Geo. A. Helner fined 25 dollars for speeding on Washington Avenue. The article also notes unrelated items including Niagara Falls energy development and postwar industry shifts.
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H.C. Aweet
Phillip Brady
James Alred
George Myers
Cland Jones
Thos, Carroll
Gua Ohlen
John Hooker
Tom Clark
We. Campbell
Judes G
Barker
Ito
George Leahy
James Sroit
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