Captain Pauls Toes Amputated After Streetcar Injury
Salt Lake City December 10 Captain Samuel Paul former police chief and father of Dr G Paul city health commissioner was seriously injured when his right foot was crushed under an eastbound streetcar. The toes were amputated and other injuries included a broken left knee, left ear lacerations and a bruised forehead. He was taken to St Marks hospital for treatment and later to his home at 60 East Second South Street. The 79 year old veteran remained cheerful despite the accident.
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Salt Lake
Samuel Paul
G. Paul
Paul
Second
Third East
Captain Paul
Oelock
HH. BD
Borague
St. Mark's Hospital
South Street
Hr. Bs. Sprague
The
Hoa
New Year Eve Plans At Weber Club With Elaborate Committee
Preparations for a festive New Year’s Eve celebration at the Weber club are underway. A large organizing committee has been named with invitations, publicity, decorations, and hospitality chairs leading groups of volunteers to ensure an entertaining program surpassing prior years.
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Weber Club
W. D. Droxn
Ieee
L. T. Dee
J. H. DeVine
Tt. BE. B. Windley
FP. D. Kitne
W.peery
Haya M
C. J. Mumphris
Jane Man
F. G. Clark
W. G. Dalrympre
Frank Fouts
D. DB. Gilson
FLW
Here Irington
Jock Kuhn
Joe Strene
Favora
W. J. Williams
EM. Corry
Orson Douglas
L. A. Herd
Banquet details and committee names listed
The text lists banquet officers and safety committee members including C. E. Kaiser as chairman, Walker Cheeaman, Ezra Richardson, William an Men, Dr. W.K. Whalen, Luke M. Waght, J. W. Abbott as safety chairman, C. A. Dosd, G. W. McCune, R.A. Moyes, POM. Parry, Ezra C. Mich, Albert Scowcroft.
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Tands
Hugh Wood
C. E. Kaiser
Walker Cheeaman
Ezra Richardson
William ¥An Men
Dr. W.K. Whalen
Luke M. Waght
Satety
J. W. Abbott
C. A. Dosd
G. W. McCune
R.A. Moyes
Pom. Parry
Ezra C. Mich
Albert Scowcroft
Save money on dry cleaning with solvite wash ad
An old advertisement promises women can clean and renew the appearance of dresses and garments at home using two ounces of solvite and two gallons of exsaline. It claims no fading or wrinkles, and that fees at dry cleaning outfits cost nine dollars, though it warns gasoline is inflammable and to work outdoors away from fire.
Weber 6 to Meet Eagt Oneida Team
Weber academy hosts the Ifagt Oneida basketball team from Preston in a fast Church league contest. Weber won last week and plays at home on a fast floor while Oneida’s Cutler, their center, is singled out by critics as a top Rocky Mountain player. Lineup includes Nixon, Critchlow, Bassett, Brewer, Wilkinson.
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Weber Academy
Ifagt
Oneida
Preston
Weber
Weber Bunch
Cutler
Rocky Mountain
Church League
Nixon
Ef Critchlow
Bassett
Brewer
Wilkinson
Tomato Disease Elimination Prompts Farm Institute Report
Dr George R Hil of the botany department reports that tomato diseases are nearly eliminated and drainage systems have improved following Farmers Institute sessions in Weber County. Ashton Fire Brick Company offers five Utah made prizes to Agricultural College and Home Economics students for best five room brick cottage design and an essay on clay products history. First prize a tailored suit and sweater from Knight Woolen Mills, second a tailored salt, third a Mackinaw, fourth and fifth sweaters.
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Loran
George R. Hil
Botany
Farmers Institutes
Weber County
Hill
Ashton Fire Brick Company
Orden
Agricultural College
Utah
Knicht Woolen Mills
Hrase
The Alhambra Theaters Open With Vaudeville Curiosities
The Alhambra offered vaudeville acts with strong performances to large audiences. Peter Morton and Co presented magic and illusion with Morton delivering remarkable feats and other acts by Wermath and Kollar featuring impressive tricks and sleight of hand.
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Alhambra
Oden
Firat Howord
Peter Morton
Ogden
Wermath
Kollar
Clarke Chosen Democrat President Pro Tempore
Kansas Senator James P. Clarke selected by Democrats to serve as president pro tempore of the U S Senate after a party caucus last week. Clarke's historic appointment marks a leadership shift in the chamber.
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James P. Clarke
Caccus
U. S. Senate
Senator Clarke
Kansas
Minstrel Sketches and Variety Acts Delight Audiences
A stage program features Tob Sancherz and Jimmie Rose in a white and blackface sketch, with Rosé delivering a funny character. Jana 3 performs lively songs, Lambert and Dawson present athletic acro acts, Wilson Eyman and Doyle offer duets and a trio, Tar Weatherford and the Kemp meters present solo and duet numbers, and Mie ts mimics animated horns while Dave-King sings and dances.
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Tob Sancherz
Jimmie Rose
Rosé
Jana Is
Lambert
Dawson
Wilson
Eyman
Doyle
Tar Weatherford
Kemp Meters
Mie Ts
Dave-King
Orpheum Week Offers Wide Variety of Acts
The Orpheum Theatre presents a varied program from Pantages offices with a strong headliner set. Madame La Toy leads a show featuring trained dogs and ponies in a staged act with a glamorous backdrop and polished presentation.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Goss
Pantages
Madame la Toy
Orpheum Vaudeville Review Highlights Trio and Quintette
A vaudeville program featuring the Saptucci Trio piano harp violin earns strong applause, with Madame Le Toy receiving official appreciation. Bernice Howard and Jack F. Walter perform in Billy's Awakening, while the Lombardi quintette delivers operatic vocal strength. Charlie Case shines as a Blackface monologist, and the Bottomley Troupe closes with acrobatic feats and a strong Dolivar routine.
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Saptucci
Bernice Howard
Jack F. Walte
Billy
Goss
Orpheum
Tia
Ubelr
Quintette
Tunor
Opera Tor Minstresses
Charlie Case
Charlie
Bottomley
Ming
Dolivar
Tremelling: Freight Brakeman Killed Near Tacoma Nevada
C. J. Tremelling of Ogden a Southern Pacific freight brakeman was instantly killed yesterday when he fell from a moving freight train near Tacoma Nevada about 120 miles west of Ogden. The widow was notified, the body brought to Ogden for burial at Kirkendall mortuary. Crew say he stood on a car ladder examining heated journals when last seen. minutes later he was missing and the train backed up to recover the body a mile from the track.
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C. J. Tremelling
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Peart Moving
Tacoma
Nevada
Thirty-third Street
Kirkendall
Tremelling
Brakeman's Skull Crushed In Ladder Accident
A Philadelphia Record excerpt recounts a fatal industrial accident where a brakeman died instantly after being crushed by machinery. Co workers believe his foot slipped on a ladder and he was drawn under a truck wheel. A baker dismissed concerns and offered to cover the shortfall in pay.
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Tan Fost
Tin Ha
Philadelsts
Cemetery dispute echoing odd quarrel in Irehmen tale
Two men argue over a cemetery, one praising its as fine condition while the other declares he will never be buried there. The exchange turns lively with humor as the Dublin bread tale interrupts about a two penny loaf.
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Number Two
Philadelphia Record
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