The Last of the Ares touted as top photoplay
Review notes a seven reel film The Last of the Ares by Orden Pictures directed by Harry Nevler with Lian Walker and Joseph Seiden. The plot follows a businessman’s neglect of family leading to heart failure and ruin, framed as an allegory about wealth, desire, and happiness.
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Fitdhen
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Yong Man
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Ogden Canyon Tourism Drives Record Traffic in Summer
Ogden Canyon trips by the railroad show a busy tour season with no accidents this year. Special trains carried 69 to 150 travelers weekly, mainly eastern visitors en route to Yellowstone. Regular canyon service will extend two weeks past Labor Day to serve campers with eight daily trips and late evening returns.
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Yellowstone Park
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Excursion Yellowstone Park September 1
Advertisement notes an excursion to Yellowstone Park on September 1 with reservations and rates via a local agent or Cricket Office, Inland Pacific System at 2314 Washington Avenue. Phone contact partially shown.
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Soldiers Fall Under Civil Law In Ogden Prosecution
An official opinion from Judge Advocate James J. Wolfe of Utah holds soldiers and certain civilians are subject to civil law alongside military law. It states military authority handles purely military offenses, while offenses against civil society fall under concurrent civil and military jurisdiction. The ruling notes when civil authorities have jurisdiction, they may prosecute and deliver suspects to civil courts, emphasizing cooperation between military and civil officers to bring offenders to trial.
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Hell Morgans Girl at Lyceum Today
A fragment from the Salt Lake Tribune notes a community push to raise funds for 8 batteries to represent Salt Lake City in the Utah split infantry. It urges concerted action and cautious support, mentioning Matery and a local businessman Gridley.
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Hell Morgan's Girl at Lyceum Today
A Lyceum presentation titled Hell Morgans Girl runs today with See Always 5e listed in the program. The event details appear in local listings and note showtime at the venue.
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Lyceum
Ogden Men in Tenth Engineers to Reach France
Soldiers from Ogden with the Tenth Engineers National Army expect leave from American University camp in Washington DC for the French front. Spokesman Clayton J Griswold confirms the group, largely drawn from Ogden, will head to France for action with notes from Mayor Heywood.
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Tong
See Lonesome Lake in Mechanic at the Alhambra
The Alhambra presents the comedy and a feature titled Mechanic today and tomorrow. Local patrons can enjoy a light entertaining program with the scenic lake setting prominent in the attraction.
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Alhambra
Lochhead Joins U S Army From Ogden
Robert Blerenson Lochhead a popular Ogden youth has enlisted in the national army. He leaves his job as bookkeeper at George A Lowe Co and will perform clerical duties at Fort Douglas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs George Lochhead of 725 Twenty fifth Street and will have a position awaiting him after the war.
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Ogden
National Army
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George A. Lowe Company
Army
Fort Douglas
Robert Lochhead
George Lochhead
Ramberrer train handling criticized in Sunday notice
Editor notes shabby treatment of the departing Ramberrer train on Sunday Evening and compares it to the Saturday 3 p m Balt Lake run. A casual remark by a boy about the trains prompted a crowd to blame railroad officials for lack of call or information.
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Standard
Balt Lake
C. W. Hadley
Chester McIntosh bound over after preliminary hearing
Ghrater McIntosh, 21, appeared in municipal court this morning on a statutory charge and was bound over to district court with bond set at 300. Beatrice Young, held in custody at the county jail, had no complaint sworn. Deputy sheriffs Weast and Soule testified after a local rooming-house stakeout. Special agent Leon Bone said a white slave act charge could be lodged again, but the government chose not to press. Bone noted Mrs. Young’s alleged age and possible fate, with a claim she might be sent to her father in Burley Idaho. she asserts she is seven years old.
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Coltce
Beatrice
Young
Meletosh
Youre
Department of Justice
Mclntosh
Charro
Chen. J. Fatt
Burley
Idaho
Unidentified Body Mystery Frays Local Efforts
The body remains unidentified after a nationwide search. A Utah letter suggested a possible match to Ray Ratcliffe of Pensacola, Florida, but hotel staff deny the connection. Salt Lake inquiries involve Emma Gottsch, Ella Ellsworth, and relatives, as authorities seek to confirm the deceased’s identity.
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Slonday
Ray Ratclie
Veasacola
Florida
Ella Ellsworth
Vietor
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East Street
Salt Lake
Airy Lockard
Rephaw
Pioneer Omaha Citizen Hurt in Auto Crash
J C Weaver, an old time Omaha newspaper editor, was seriously injured in an automobile collision near Cassy yesterday. George Brandala, a 21 year old Omaha businessman, drove one car along with Harry Beaword of Omaha and others from the Moat family of Missouri Valley. they were hurt but not seriously.
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Apo
Wrestler Jack Harborne Quarantined With Diphtheria
Jack Harborne, a well known middleweight wrestler, is quarantined at his home on Madison Avenue with diphtheria. One of his children also suffers the disease but is in a critical condition. Despite his illness, Harborne plans to be ready for another mat campaign this fall and winter, with preliminary negotiations possibly entered into with several desirable opponents.
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Elreles
Jinto
Railroad plan gains tentative approval in ICC report
Washington Aug 28 The Interstate Commerce Commission examiner approved railroads proposals to cut free time for domestic freight at New York from five to two days to ease congestion. The plan also suggests storage charges on shipments not cleared in two days and reduces export handling times at North Atlantic ports and Gulf ports from ten and sixteen days to five days. The commission has not yet acted on the report.
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New York
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North Atlantic
Rull
Navy League Defies Secy Daniels Over Naval Access
Aug 23 New York The Navy League rejects Secretary Daniels’ ban on members visiting naval stations ships or yards. Robert M Thompson, league president, says the secretary’s order was misread and that the league did not attack Daniels or other officers and would attend events such as the naval academy anniversary. Thompson names prominent league figures who would be denied access if the order stood.
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Cablegram Sent Pope Benedict at Catholic Federation Convention
A cablegram praying for the pope's success was sent by the American Federation of Catholic Women at their convention closing. Thomas F. Firon of Chicago was chosen president, succeeding John G. Whalen of New York. The next convention location was left to the federation's executive board with invitations extended to Chicago San Francisco Philadelphia and St Paul for 1313.
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Pope Benedict
Amorrican Federation of Catholic
Thomas F. Firon
Chicago
John G. Whalen
New York
Nxt
Elty
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Hearst May Be New York Candidate Report
A fragmentary dispatch notes Hearst possibly pursuing the New York Democratic mayoralty nomination. The report cites a mountainous trip and a night return, with party machinery and union representation hinting at candidacy, though details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Ilmig Randolph Mearst
New York
Two Hundred Smiles a Day Westbound Auto Tourists
A Grad Junction party of auto tourists stopped in Offen enroute to Freana. Led by W. M. Turpin the group reported good road conditions east of Offen with only a few rough spots. They averaged about 200 miles daily on their trip from Lews town to Yellowstone, noting many fountains and heavy traffic both ways.
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Yellowstone Park
Dutch Sails With More Grain Amid Relief Efforts
Washington reports food administration has arranged release of twelve Dutch ships supplying Atlantic port cargoes of corn and wheat for Belgian relief and the Allied cause. First shipments will ease shortages in Belgium and the Netherlands amid cargo disruption and port congestion.
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JAL CRISIS 4 VITAL QUESTION
Austrian Minister of Public Works Kamann startled the chamber with an official view that the coal crisis is a national issue. He noted workers underfed and production unable to rise, while authorities struggled to boost output amid under nourishment and shortages. The economic committee proposed a government coal monopoly and restricting heating in amusements and luxury hotels.
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Switzerlach
Heerr von Kamann
Chamber of Deputies
Austria
Economic Committee
Chamber
Kotela
Prices of silver move upward in New York market
Prices for silver rose sharply with bar silver quoted at 9 ½ cents an ounce, up 1 cent from yesterday. Additionally, a separate blotter mentions Pat Finherty, charged with selling alcohol in violation of prohibition, being found not guilty after a dramatic defense and a one-minute jury verdict.
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