Local Notices and Advertisements Pack Readable Fragments
Fragmentary items announce money lending, armor market for poultry, travel note, a gold medal series, and a framed picture offer at Ross Book Store. Burial arrangements listed for T Wither from Andquist parlors to Eden, service tomorrow at Eden Meeting House. Decorated china sale by Ralph Hoag, Kemmerer coal order hints, and Thanksgiving poultry orders urged by PED Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Cino
Dignan’s
Ross
Furant T. Wither
Andquist
Eden
Kemmerer Coal
ML 1
WiTonca Coal & Ice Co
24Th St
Southern Pacific pay car to arrive in Olen this evening
The Southern Pacific pay car for the cut-off is expected to arrive in Olen this evening. It will pay workers as it travels over the cut-off and is drawing interest from train men and others awaiting in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Olen
Ogden
Appointment of Men to Expend State Money
County officials report Governor Wells has named County Commissioner Joseph Stanford to oversee a $1000 state funds for the Sand Ridge road improvement north of Davis County. County Commissioner Wm. G. Wilson is assigned $1000 for the Rich and Weber County mountain road project. The upgrades promise better county access and summer hunting and fishing grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollingsworth
Wells
Joseph Stanford
Sand Ridge
Davis County
Wm. G. Wilson
Rich
Weber County
This County
Rich County
Convention Called To Reconcile Metal Workers Unions
A special convention is set for December 14 in Toledo to devise plans for harmony among Aled Metal Mechanics, the International Association of Machinists, and the United Metal Workers International Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aled Metal Mechanics
International Association of Machinists
United Metal Workers’ International Union
Toledo
Winslow Jr Arraigned on Family Mistreatment Charge
J H Winslow Jr was arraigned in Municipal court on a charge of family mistreatment alleged to involve his eleven year old daughter He waived examination and was bound over to District court His bail was fixed at 750 dollars
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J. H. Winslow, Jr
Presbyterian Church Evening Music Program
The First Presbyterian church will host a varied music program this evening with Soprano solo by Miss Wehrend Contralto solo by Miss Clare Piano solo by Misa Johnson Baritone solo by Mr Milligan Reading by Mr Watson Contralto solo by Mrs Eagan Violin solo by Miss Johnson and Soprano solo by Miss Mitchell. A home made candy booth and an apron and fancy work booth will be open this afternoon and evening today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Miss Wehrend
Miss Clare
Misa Johnson
Mr. Milligan
Mr. Watson
Mrs. Eagan
Miss Johnson
Miss Mitchell
No Shortage of Coal in Ogden Despite Fears
Town reports a coal famine rumor but checks show most Ogden yards have limited shortages only briefly. Dealers indicate steady arrivals with several carloads lately, keeping a running supply intact while Logan and Salt Lake face tighter shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Logan
Salt Lake
Two Burglars Arraigned in Municipal Court Today
David Williams and William LaRose were arraigned on burglary and housebreaking charges in Municipal Court. Their preliminary hearing is set for Tuesday at 2 PM, with bonds $50 for burglary and $250 for housebreaking. Pete Rafferty was arraigned on grand larceny with a preliminary hearing Saturday at 10 AM and bail set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Williams
William LaRose
Bruce
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Pete Rafferty
Southern Pacific Trains Delayed By Sacramento Division Wreck
Southern Pacific reports delays on the Overland Limited No 2 due at 1 45 pm today. freight wreck near Calvada twenty miles east of Reno derailed eleven cars on the Sacramento division. Conductor Vancleave in charge. Freight train No 218 involved.
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Overland Limited
Ogden
Calvada
Reno
Nevada
Sacramento
Southern Pacific
Vancleave
Wanted Darty Seeks Oliver Typewriter Agency Ogden
Wanted paper ad seeking a small capital partner to take exclusive Ogden agency for the Oliver Typewriter. Promises an exceptional opportunity for a profitable business venture. Contact H. M. Betts at Reed Motel for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darty
Oliver Typewriter
Ogden
H. M. Betts
Reed Motel
That Devil Morgan tale from Lincoln on John Morgan
An old Washington gentleman recalls a Lincoln anecdote about Confederate cavalryman John Morgan raiding Kentucky. Lincoln praises Morgan as bold, recounting a raid in which Morgan allegedly opened War Department mail and stamped a captain’s commission “Approved, John Morgan” with the president’s signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lincoln
White House
John
Morgan
Kentucky
Ohio
War Department
Grant
A. Lincoln
John Morgan
Utah Strike Situation Improves. No Special Session Likely
Governor Wells after talks with Utah Fuel vice president Kramer says militia funding may not require a special legislative session. More miners return to work, output rising as Americans are secured for mining. Wells will decide on a session in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Kraner
Utah Fuel Company
Wells
Kramer
Heavy Exodus of Foreigners from New York Port
Fifteen hundred steerage passengers sailed on the White Star liner Cedric for Liverpool marking the largest steerage exodus from a US port on any ship. The French liner La Touraine carried 1,000 steerage passengers, with over 200 ticketed but not accommodated passengers left on the dock due to overselling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
White Star
Cedric
Liverpool
United States
Defeated Bondelzwarts retreat into British territory
Berlin reports Ida Bondelzwarts tribesmen of German South Africa defeated by a German expeditionary column near Sandfontein and retreating into British territory after a two day battle. The tribesmen suffered heavy losses while German losses were light. A British column had pursued them to keep them from entering Cape Colony.
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Berlin
Ida Bondelzwarts
South Africa
Orange River
Sandfontein
Cape Colony
Labor unrest spreads as wage cuts hit mills and shipyards
International labor notes describe wage reductions from 10 to 33 1 3 percent at Dominion Iron & Steel in Sydney Canada. Two hundred heater boys at Fore River Ship and Engine in Quincy Mass strike over inferior coal compromising rivet work. Wages fall 20 percent at Amalgamated scale mills of American Sheet Steel and American Tin Plate Co. Hundreds strike at Demmler plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Iron & Steel Company
Sydney
Canada
Fore River Ship and‘Engine Company
Quincy
Mass
American Sheet Steel Co
American Tin Plate Ct
United, Sia Steel Corporation
Milla
Amalgamated Association
Demmler
American Tin Plate Co
End of Six Month Strike Impacts Jeboken Glass Workers
In Jeboken New Jersey forty bevelers at Schrenck and Co United Bavarian Looking Glass Company remain idle after a May start to a six month strike over higher wages. Some workers hired during the strike may later return if others leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeboken
N.J
United Bavarian Looking Glass Company
Schrenck & Co
Looking Glass
Ship Dharwar Ashore Off Maryland Coast
Lewes Delaware December 3 The Swedish ship Dharwar with matting from Tiong Kong to New York is ashore a few miles from Ocean City Maryland A heavy sea and 35 mph wind hinder rescue The North Beach life savers cannot launch a boat The wrecking steamer North America has left the Delaware breakwater to help Five crew members reached shore in a boat Eleven crew a woman and five children remain aboard with a danger of separation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewes
Del
Tiong Kong
New York
Ocean City
North Beach
North America
Delaware
Walter Camp recounts witty dinner misfit tale
Yale athletic adviser Walter Camp shares a humorous undergraduate anecdote about a dinner with a deaf older man. A young woman tries to engage him by shouting and repeating phrases, finally asking about bananas. The elderly guest quips about preferring the old fashioned nightshirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Camp
Yale University
New York Tribune
Stranger Titan Fiction Unveiled by Alpine Mystery
The New York Tribune reports a real life Alps mystery solved after thirteen years. Guide Untensteinen vanished near Grossvendiger, found recently encased in ice along a glacier with his feet bones protruding. Extraction proved difficult as the ice preserved his body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alps
Frances Hodgson Burnett
New York
Austrian Alps
Untensteinen
Grossvendiger
Fredericka Wilson Discharged From Muhlenberg Hospital
Plainfield New Jersey December 3 Fredericka Wilson of Dunellen has been released as the last New Jersey Central Westfield wreck patient from Muhlenberg hospital. She suffered severe steam scalding and extensive skin grafting using 4200 grafts from 200 donors. The operation succeeded and she is expected to recover fully in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Wilson
Fredericka
Dunellen
Muhlenberg Hospital
New Jersey Central Westfield
Fredericks
Albert II. Pittis
Labor unions push for gains in UK and US labor scenes
The report notes a UK Parliament debate on improving workers' share, cites Admiralty pension rejection, and states unions occupy over 69 percent of UK union membership in heavy trades. It also highlights a Woodworkers' Union wage victory and a US immigration plot to bring 25,000 black women to the North for domestic and factory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottaville
South
North
New Orleans
Dick Deadeye the Bold Bandit of the West
A rough folk tale describes Dick Deadeye as a bold bandit who held up stages and trains in the western region. He hid in a place where chaparral grows thick and used quick tricks when the signal arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadeye
Dick Deadeye
West Countree
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Fred M. Nye
Spargo’s Book Store
Rando
Kelly & Herrick
Walter Tracy
California
Mer
Herson County
Kansas
Por. Barber
Ralph FE
Hoag
Pier Studio
Utah
Peery Brothers
Presbyterian Bazaar
Ross’ Book Store
W. Farr & Co. Hay and Grain
Washington Ave
Maloney
I. L. Bateman
Southern Pacific Company
Armor Market
Fineat
Kenry IL Rolapp
Jos. A. Weston
L. W. Shurtliff
Anders Larsen
Larsen
Utah Loan & Trust Company
Weatherby’s
Sooy
New Gallery
Washington Avenue
Robert Johns
Corinne
Oglen
Twenty-fourth
CMI
Percy Branting
Johns
Weatherby’s Market
OUR Optical
J. 5. Lewis & Co., Jewelers and Opticians
D H. Winslow
Presbyterian Church Program
Europe
Laber
Organized Labor Movement
Isthmian Affairs
Wee
Hay
Panama
Moody
Colou
Conant Gudger
Walker
Colon
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Fis
Crippleree
San Francisco, Cal
Maine
Vanama
Dee
Roosevelt
Judger
Admiral Walker
Gudger
Mr. Gudger
City of Washington
Steamship Company
the Brotherhood of Railroad Freight and Baggagemen of America
Baltimore, Md
Trades and Labor Congress of
Federated Trades Unions of
Great Britain
Boston
Diaz
Mexico
The
Missouri Pacific Engineers
Shechaui
A. Laborers
Wortity OF
Chauncey
Stranger
Titan Fiction
Tiss Dee
Wrights
United Kingdom
Amalgamated Woodworkers’ Union
Jamie
Red
Ellen Stone
Dic Deadeye
Jel
Yar
States
Marysville
California Blankets
Reese Howell & Sons
Paul Stecker
Jewelry
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