Duel of candidates and notices in Ogden district news
Random references and brief notices from Ogden state that Frank M. Dringe withdrew his candidacy for Weber club president due to conditions. divorce suit filed by Celia Collins. several local officials and residents listed with moves, sales, and travel. counsel and public notices include plumbing, dentistry changes, and traffic director visits. Congressman-elect Hilton H. Welting discusses appointments.
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Jhanes Coal & Tea Co
Frank M. Dringe
Utah
Dlind
Severday
Weber Club
Ete
Cupid
Ceelia Collins
Novert Collins
Ceja Thureli
Ote Felshaw
Lewin Breck
Buay
Jozeph Ea Storey
Mark Birveter
Plate City
Los Angenes
Detla Woodrulf
Rid
Tlochese S
F. Bratz
Chingo
Uolon
Ioan
Ogden
Reno
Nev
J. NM. Fulton
Frelpbt
Southern Pacific
A. M. Walters
Thirty Clerks Employed At Ogden Terminal
The growing parcel post business near the Ogden terminal has boosted staff at the mail transfer station in the Brigham hotel hall. Ten substitute clerks were added recently, bringing total employment to thirty with 16 to 20 more expected before the holiday rush. Clerks operate in three interlocking shifts under Chief Clerk W. J. Carr.
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Ogden Terminal
Hall
Brigham Hotel
Halling
W. J. Carr
Maine Returns From Visit 10 Includes Towns Visited
Returning from Maine, C. F Dina and wife report a delightful trip. Dinsmore’s first return to Bingham after 32 years away. Population growth noted from 1000 to more than doubled. Farm near Kennebec shows little meat. distant points including Boston New York and Washington visited. Notes on treaties building and sugar factories in several states.
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Maine
C. F
Dinamore
Tiel
Dtr
Dinsmore
Bingham
Toston
New York
Waakington
Ainsmore Ie Dack
China
Vaud
Waho
Amithfield
Utah
Banks Protest Taxes Amid Utah Tax Dispute
County Treasurer Joseph E. Storer and clerks are poring over protests as banks challenge tax assessments as unconstitutional and discriminatory. First National payment listed at 13,296.6 with others following. Utah Power & Light protests city waterworks levy claiming water utility earns large dividends and should be exempt.
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Joseph E. Storer
Alfl
First National
Utah Power & Light Company
Eliyu
Pucposta
Weber County School Board Winners Named in One-Sided Race
Antone C. Christensen and John Wheeler were elected to the Weber county school board in districts Nos 2 and 4. Wheeler was unopposed. Incumbents Bhurditt Stratford Matte remain as holdovers in precincts 1 3 and 5.
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Antone C. Christensen
John Wheeler
Weber County
Alateict
A.C. Chrisensen
Mooper
Thos
Kaneaville
Taylor
Weat Weber
J. J. Alben
Upper
May
Diniriet
Weber County Board of Education
Ta Bhurditt
Frank W. Stratford
John Matte
Farm Bureau Seeks To Get Farmers Organized
Donald J. McKay, president of the Utah State Farm Bureau, sent letters urging timely election of state directors so a meeting may occur before the legislature. The board aims to discuss equalization of taxation and other issues affecting about 35,000 farmers. A forthcoming meeting may appoint a committee to confer with Governor-elect Bamberg er on agricultural questions and appointments likely to impact farmers. The governor is expected to appoint farmers or agricultural men rather than just professionals. The bureau cites Utah County as leading in membership with Weber County second, around 500 members.
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Donald J. McKay
Utah State Farm Bureau
Simon Bamberger
Bamberger
Tt Inaati
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Ulsh County
Teader
Weber County
Federal Farm Loan Associatons
McKey
Welling
Federal Farm Loan Board
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
State Bureau
Aachard
Convient
Urged loading of car equipment to ease shortages
General Agent J Wyera of the Pacific Fruit Express urges shippers to maximize car loads to relieve equipment aborage. He cites potatoes and apples as examples where heavier loads and fewer cars could move more fruit, reducing delays. Carriers have exhausted methods and plea for shipper cooperation now.
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B. Albertson
Ag & Codse
Qienre
Chicoke
California
Damere
McClymande Gava
Society Notes Highlight Guests and Local Events
Mrs J C Wheeton and daughter Ann of Garland were week long guests at Mrs D P Squires 2954 Adams Ave. Mr and Mrs T M Underwood stayed two days with the Squires before heading to Tracy California for auger factory work. Mrs Underwood, soon Mrs McGaw, won Miss Mamie Campbell of Hingham City before marriage. Dorothy McGaw an Ogden High alum now studying dramatic art in Boston impressed at readings. Mrs Joseph Horrocks hosts her bridge club on Twenty fourth Street next Saturday afternoon December 9. A dancing party by Seventh Ward Ladies and a Panter Dramatic Club Lyren entertainment at Fifth Ward hall feature male choir violin and piano, with a play My Wife’s Birthday and a dance to follow. Large turnout expected from Ogden and nearby towns.
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T. M. Underwood
D. P. Squires
Tracy
Callaznia
Underwood
Miss McEgaw
Boston
Milas Dorothy McGaw
Oxden
Leland Towers
Powers School
Joseph Horrocks
Twenty-fourth Street
Danibh Entertainment
Panteh Dramatic Club
Lyren
Salt Lake City
Fifth Ward
Tath
Madison Avenue
Ogden
Alven
Dasteh Brotherhood of
Rio Grande Wreck Kills Two, Injures Six in Utah Yard
A rear end collision on the Denver and Rio Grande line near Grand Junction yard 吟 Blackthie morning left two men dead and six injured. Among the injured are Tony Veria helper Ural William Wallace Cameron and Mrs Glen Nallinger with severe head, leg, and internal injuries. Others sustain fractures and minor injuries including George W Keony and Dean Zazis. Authorities report the wreck occurred at 10 o clock and involve a mixed passenger and freight train derailment.
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Prive
Dee
Denver & Itio
Black
Tony Veria
Helper
Ural
William Wallace
Cameron
Mra
Glen Nallinger
Fiat
Helper State Bank
Tug Searching For Steamer Santa Barbara Off Oregon
Astoria Ore Dec 7 The tug Wat Tutu tests off the Oregon coast for the lumber steamer Santa Barbara reported distressed when a ring boat attached to a cabin deck was beached at Prighton Beach. About 12 0000 feet of lumber came ashore at Manzanita with deckload believed to have slid overboard. The Santa Barbara left South Bend Washington for San Diego yesterday with 21 men aboard and no wireless.
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Astoria
Ore
Lone robber seizes $20000 from express wagon
In downtown Los Angeles a lone thief peppered a guard and seized $20000 in gold and currency from an express wagon near a Downtown building. Driver W. E. Willams had just placed the money in two bags for delivery to the First National Bank three blocks away. A confederate helped carry the loot, witnesses say.
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Los Angeles
Calif
W. E. Willams
Jusl
First National Bank
National boycott to be recommended by CaliforniaGrocers
San Francisco December 7 Prank Ht Connally secretary of the California Retail Grocers Association left for Chicago to urge the National Retail Grocers Association executive board to back a national boycott against food packers raising prices unreasonably He also planned an investigation by a committee of experts and a meeting with President Wilson to press for a focus on embargo policies
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San Francisco
Calif
Connally
Calfornia Retail Grocers’ Association
Chicago
National
Retail Grocers’ Association
Connolly
Erperta
Wilson
Nation-Wide Probe Aims to Quicken Investigation Pace
A nationwide inquiry coast to coast gears up with agencies from Justice, Agriculture, Commerce, and Labor gathering data. U S Attorney Anderson leads, consulting with Interstate Commerce experts over shipments and prices. Departments expect crop, export, wage, and demand data to explain price boosts. Investigation progresses at a rapid pace to speed findings.
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Washington, Bee. T
Nvestheatera
United States
Anderson
Alesion
Pilces
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor
airlines-General's
Wan
Berlin Celebrates Fall of Bucharest Amid War Jubilation
Berlin marks the Bucharest fall with public extras and cheering crowds. Rome women weep as streets are decked with flags and newspapers hail the event as a major moral and political turn in the war, signaling reduced Nazi visibility and a rising Allied momentum.
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London
Bucharest
Nazalens
Insu
Extra Edifiona
Rome
Huchareat
Mumania
Raymantan
Border Guards to Be Sent Home From Border Service
San Antonio Texas Dee ZenA trial of 5 765 national guard troops now engaged in border service was to be designated by General Funston to go home He acted under orders from the war department to assemble between 4 000 and 6 000 troops for retreat A number of New York organizations at Phare and McAllen are included in the lot but it was raid at headquarters that General Ryan and headquarters staff of the New York division have met before ordered bonte However such order La understood in the under consideration
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Texas
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Zena Tial
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Scott
Germany
Japan
France
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Congress
Citizen Volunteer Army
Staf
Scatt Saya
Mi la
Conviuca
Alr
Scott Arcerta
House
Cohners
Rome
Deace
Irogin
Ud Steles
Ril
Reall
Woman Acquitted of Murder Charge in New Jersey
Mrs. Margaret C Memlinger was acquitted this afternoon at her second trial for killing her husband at their home in Catwell New Jersey. She had been charged with murder in the first degree.
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Ark, N. J. Dee
Margaret C. Memlinger
Cattwell
N. J
Mynler
General Scott Says Compulsory Service Needed for Army Strength
General Scott argues compulsory national service is the only way to maintain army strength. He criticizes volunteer forces and inadequate training, warns of unprepared defense, and urges six months of training for guardsmen and regulars. He cites poor recruiting and nonresponse among enlistees and guards.
Mobilization Woes Mark National Guard Shortfall at Border
Wartime mobilization gaps described by General Beoitt and General Weaver show the national guard and regular army far short of war strength. Calls to expand coast defenses and stricter censorship proposals are debated as desertion records reveal true attrition rates.
American Sailor Dies of Wounds From Torpedoed Ship
New York December 7 The crew of the Hallam steamship Palermo sank off the Spanish coast after a torpedo attack were all saved according to a Madrid cable. One American sailor, said to be aboard, died in a hospital from wounds and three others were wounded. The ship carried several American horse traders.
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New York
Hallam
Palermo
Turreay
Hartfield, Solari & Company
Madrid
Ainking
Tallor
Americaty Horse
The Wilson Opens Modern Theater On Twenty Fifth Street
A new dealer named The Wilson opens at 200 Twenty Feet Street with a mixed program of motion pictures and vaudeville. The remade building seats 230 and a Mini projecting machine provides a clear screen for audiences.
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Wilson
Ss. A.D. Wilson
Ant
Initiation Night of Queen Eather Chanter No 4 0 BS
A note invites members to a Friday December initiation event for Queen Eather Chanter No 4 0 BS. Details are sparse but indicate a fraternal or ceremonial gathering with plans for the initiation rite. Linda is mentioned as a possible contact or participant.
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Eather
Linda
British Board Figures for Month Debated Exports Rise
London reports the Board of Trade figures for November show exports of 17,300,900 pounds, an increase of 68,494,000 pounds over October. Principal import rises include food 7,900,000 pounds and raw material 55,000,000 pounds, with cotton from America 6,000,000 pounds and cotton from Great Britain 1,600,000 pounds among raw materials.
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London
Ameria
Rat
Causes of ignition failures in old motors explained
A historical discussion notes that ignition faults once accounted for most engine misses, but modern improvements shifted blame toward low grade fuel and inadequate heating. It stresses thorough warmup, clean spark-plug ends, proper vaporization, and even mixture distribution, with common issues including imperfect contact points, dirty interrupter action, andDistributor dust or oil.
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Jids
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