Deaths and Funerals in North Ogden and area
Death notices report Eliza beth A Daniels funeral at North Ogden ward meeting house with services led by David C Randall and a ward choir. Interment in North Ogden cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Jobo Willem Keabthosch four, and Myriillo Folker with services planned in Third ward and Seventh ward meeting houses respectively.
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O. W. Ellie
Wal
North Ogden Cemetery
Green Bladetl
Kauvitbosch
Jobo
Willem Keabtbosch
Sod Marinds Pooite Bralibardh
Sutherland and Smith Rival for American Bar Association
Spirited campaign for the presidency of the American Bar Association pits United States Senator Sutherland of Utah against Walter George Fritz of Philadelphia. The election will be held in October. Supporters allege policy clashes over judicial appointments and bar governance.
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Bar Association
Odlessa
America Bar Association
United States
Rutherland
Utah
Walter George Frit
Philadelphia
Repubicans
Sutherland
Smith
Farmer
Renatee Eliby Naot
New Youk
Korderland
Mr Autherland
Charla
Rory
Alvord Divorce Suit Details Longstanding Marriage
Avn T Alvord files for divorce from Irvin T Alvord after thirty one years. She accuses him of neglect and claims his health suffers from her association with other women. They have two children at home aged thirty and eighteen. She lists substantial assets including real estate in Utah and California and leading a local corporation Alvord and Anything. The Alvords reside at 448 Third Street.
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Defendser
Utah
Ifbo
California
Alvord
Attords Ilve
Umwalng Avomable 20d Supply company formed to replace Brownin gs
A new corporation named Umwalng Avomable 20d Supply company replaces the Drowning Brothers company. It is capitalized at 100000 shares of 1000 each with incorporators including John M Browning and Thomas Browning. The firm will handle general automobile business and absorb the existing company. Officers listed include S Drowning as president and Edmund Drowning as vice president.
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Umwalng Avomable
Brown Lag Brothers Company
John M
Browning
Matthew & Browning
Johnathan FB. Browntog
Thamaa
Archie B. Browning
J. ‘Edmund Brownlog, Jr
Johnathan
Browntog
Marctner Drowping
Val A. Browning
Joan
Maxwell
Mation
Utah-Idaho Motor Company
German note challenges U S sub attack account
Washington August 31 Germany in a note to a State department official disavows unfriendly aims in the submarine attack on the American steamer and details the engagement on August 3. The note asserts orders were followed though the steamer Omega did not comply. The German government questions credence of the American claims and defends its submarine conduct while signaling the incident closes the case.
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Washington
Germany
Admiralty
Strawer
Rule Marina
Brotherhoods Hold Ogden Meeting On Northwest Strike Action
In Ogden a joint report from Washington outlines an eight hour day plan and arbitration for railroad labor. Vice President A F E Phillips and J C Mavis spoke to about 150 members from LOC, Firemen, and Engineers unions on behavior during a possible strike starting September 4. Phillips said railroad managers must not retaliate and that Wilson aims for a peaceful settlement while organizers prepare meetings across Seattle, Portland, and Chicago.
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Washington
Brotherhoods of
Ogden
A. F E. Phillips
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
J. C. Mavis
Oregon
United
Biatea
Woodrow Wilson
Beattle
Wash
Salt Lake City
Odd Fellows
Trst
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Union Facttic
Southern Pacific
D. C
Phillips
Wilson
Committee of Railroad Maturers
Brotherhoods’ Committee
Four
Brotherhoods
President 18 Hard at Work on Wilson Plan to End Rail Strike
Washington August 31 President Wilson advances his legislative program to curb the railway strike while urging Brotherhood leaders to rescind or postpone their strike order. He seeks rapid action from Congress and plans talks at the White House and Capitol to align administration goals with labor and transportation concerns. The Senate and House move to support the President’s recommendations as they adjust measures to control perishable freight and labor orders amid the ongoing dispute.
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Washington
Con. Stean
Wilson
Brotherhood Teadera
Congress
White House
House Teadere
Attaa
Senate
Ramo
Interstate Commerce Committee
Iniel Amer' Ham er Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Cast Columbia, a stenographer for Federal Judge T. D. Johnson in Ogden, died at Dee hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born Sept 16 1866 in East Lake City, he moved to Ogden at 12, served as Weber County clerk and recorder, later moved to Pocatello and Salt Lake City, practiced law briefly, and resumed stenography for Judge Johnson before a vacation trip. He left a wife sister to Sica P Z Wright, Leo Maters, Miss Jane Mamet, and Robert A Moses. buried at Lar Xia and Sons mortuary.
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Captel Flamer
T. D. Johnson
Galt Lake City
Dee Hospital
Hamer
Ogden
Mr. Jamer
Bast Lae
City
Samuel
Anne Hamer
Weber County
Pocatello
Idaho
Alred Budge
Séske
Warner
Salt
Sake City
Fedmen To Be Entertainers Visit Woodmen Hall Banquet
C E Stallcap a cupceme officer of the Brotherhood of American Yeomen will visit the local order on Tuesday night. A reception committee has been named and reparations are being made to greet the visiting official. A talk is planned and a banquet will follow at Woodmen's Hall.
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C._E. Stallcap
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Woodwen’s
Hearings on Strike Disputes Move Toward Arbitration
Transcript of hearings shows Garretson and others resisting compulsory arbitration while pressing for a collective remedy. Discussions cover eight hour pay, government relief if railroads refuse, and safeguarding workers during investigations. Proposals aim to avert Septembershutdown and recall the strike.
Compulsory arbitration debate over rail strikes continues
Gompers and Newlands clash over compulsory arbitration amid railroad wage and eight hour day disputes. Leaders urge mediation and explore government inquiry while rail executives warn of vast public cost and strike escalation if laws force concessions.
RAILROAD HEADS RUSHING PLANS ACROSS THE FRONTIER
Plans to keep supply lines open as embargo looms push railroads to man cars and switch to express services. Guardsmen on the border ready to operate military trains if needed. Great Northern seeks state protection from strikers with Governor Hanns to deploy police and sheriffs to guard railroad property and passenger safety.
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Pacific Coast
Paso
Texas
Gulf of Mexico
Great Northern Railroad
Hanns
North Dakota
WIDESPREAD INCONVENIENCE IN RAILROAD CRISIS
In New York on August 11 the threatened progressive freight embargo declared by railroad companies will not be operative until tonight yet the prospect of a railroad strike is already causing widespread inconvenience.
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New York
Railway Strike Threatens NYC Transportation Network
Across New York and New England rail centers prepare to offset potential losses in Fall transportation. Rail authorities expect the peak three-day passenger volume to test capacity while industries recruit workers. If a strike occurs, city residents may face limited fare options but avoid hunger, and theaters warn of significant losses impacting thousands of staff.
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New York
New
Ralimad
Jean
Wilson in Washington backs eight hour rail bill
President Wilson arrives at the Capitol for administration talks and vows support for an eight hour workday bill. Chairman Adamson says the measure will pass in the House to investigate its effect on railroads and prevent a strike.
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Warhlastan
Wilson
Capitol
Ford
Adamson
Truatt Interstate Commerce Committee
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