Ideas For Ogien's 1919 Exposition Site Ambitions
A historical discussion outlines Ogden Utah expo plans, urging a valley site with irrigation, a power plant, water conservation, and a grand stadium similar to Tacoma's. It promotes funding by public gifts, railroad use, and a central, collapsible roof stadium with acres for dairy, fruit, and canning exhibits.
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3. C. Stephens
Wasatch
Iret
Irtiagilen
braport+ ane
Ogden
Solomnon C. Stephens
Stephens
Sylke
Ehtel
Rayree
Heywood
Fenstre
Tacoma
Wash
Merr y Pantages SOW this Week at Orpheum
A busy three day holiday run opens tomorrow at the Orpheum with Alexander Pantages presenting a varied program. Joe Bransky's Nut Sundae headlines a lineup featuring Mary Pitchford Van Daye and the Monk Pretters among other acts promising lively entertainment and novelty in a single week showfare.
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Mary Pitchford
Wishi
Mary Jane Wanche
Rok Duban
Gene
Phivent
Jasan
van Na Hymen
Ventriloquist Valentine Vox in a Polite Comedy
A polished show features Valentine Vox performing rapid fire ventriloquism with a witty routine. He interacts with a bellboy on stage and delivers natural talking “boy” voices amid a stylish club interior setting. Elle Whitewing and Matt Jett accompany in skillful character pieces. The Bugler of agen Oracle caps the season’s best bill at regular prices Sunday and Monday.
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Palth Clifford
Harry Mack
Valentine Vox
Tie
Vox
Feoma
Elle Whitewing
Matt
Jett
Agen Oracle
Sunday
Monay
Petroleum supply being studied at national meetings
Albany December 27 The Geological Society of America and the Paleontological Association of Ames discuss methods to develop and cheapen petrol supplies for commercial use in the United States and Canada. Scientists from across the country including 36 state geologists attend sessions and consider a national conference urged by the National Academy of Sciences to President Wilson. John M. Clark explains the aim is to mobilize scientific effort to improve energy resources for national use. Madame Olga Petrova in Extravagan ce tomorrow and the remainder of the week at the Utah theatre drawing 1500 patrons.
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Albany
N.Y
Canada
Geological Society of America
Paleontological Association of Ames
Jean’ State
Etate Geologiaty
Tere
Olga Petrova
Utah Theatre
Enormous Gold Import Troubles Reported
A garbled news snippet describes a large gold import and related trade details. Mentions New York, a May 27 date, Canada, and a film listing with Ethel Clayton and Carlyle Blackwell. Includes scattered captions about a theater, a station chain film, and a phone listing.
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Ethel Clayton Ant Carlyle Blackwell
the Station Chain
Utah
Selected Farm Loan Bank Cities and Districts
The Farm Loan Board announced twelve district locations including Utah Nevada California and Washington for federal land bank offices. Districts cover Maine to New York and Pennsylvania to Texas with plans to establish banks soon and issue loans backed by farm loan bonds at favorable rates, requiring experienced bankers nationwide.
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Washington
Gee
Omaha
Neb
Berkeley
Calif
Spokane
Washo
Springfield
Maes
Tattimore
Columbia
Loutaville
New Orleans
St. Louis
Maunt Paul
Mino
Wiehita
Konste
Houston
Texas
The
Farm Loan Board
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode
Missouri
Arkannan
Federal Farms Foan Board
Rich
Banka
Uns
Steamer Maryland Not Found Yet Near Nantucket
Fragmentary wireless report from Christmas Day notes the steamer Maryland, believed sinking after a high seas event, has not been located. Coast guard units and monitoring stations continue efforts as searchers near Nantucket and nearby waters.
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Maryland
Methods of Transport Used in the Verges Mountains
American supply efforts in Alsace are described with mules imported from Missouri and Louisiana, Alaska and Labrador dogs hauling sleds with hundreds of pounds of food and munitions, and U.S. motor ambulances aiding wounded troops. A French surgeon praises the volunteers’ spirit, while teams demonstrate precise training and leadership without guides.
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Verges Mountains
Alvare
Associated Freer
America
Alsace
Frortier
France
Algeria
Misaouri
Lousatana
Vosges
Atlantic
Alaska
Labrador
UranwAtlantic Dega
S 7
Americas Boyz
Proes
Military training for Chicago high schools approved
Chicago officials, led by John D. Shoop, plan to provide military instructors in Chicago high schools with approval from Secretary of War, and Captain F. Steever ready to implement. The War Department backs similar plans for Oak Park and other Illinois cities including Rockford Freeport Elgin and Waukegan as well as Kansas City.
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Chicago
Nee
Clicaro
John D. Shoop
Public Schoals
Ecnot Board
Rager
Washington
Steever
Wyoming
Ralf al
War Department
Oak Park
Elain
Rockford
Freeport
WeWand Bark
Waukegan
Ilinois
Kanfax City
Unclear fragment outlines missing steamer trace search
A fragmented report notes ships led from Wood Hole toward a distant point about 200 miles southeast of the island. The Maryland said no trace of the steamer was found after it became known the vessel had wireless out of commission, likely due to water ingress into the engine room.
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Wood
Heaton
Maryland
Cutlera
Plea Made for Mill Workers in Ironwood Virginia mill dispute
Virginia Minnesota December 27 The Industrial Workers of the World publicizes new demands by auto workers of the Virginia and Iron Lake Lumber Company The demands include ban on discrimination for I W W members a 25 cent daily wage increase for about 1100 workers and a warning to shut the mill rather than concede If the union holds firm Superintendent C H Hogers doubts the workers actually intend to strike
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Virginia, Minn
Auto Workers
Virginia and Tialny Lake Lumber Company
Industrial Workers of the World
TW. W
Ras
C.H. Hogers
Efforts to Prevent Sniping Reported Across Border
Washington reports assurances from Mexican military officers at El Paso that every effort will be made to prevent sniping from the Mexican side of the boundary. General Bell believes there will be no further trouble after a recent incident near Kentucky between. The dispatch noted a Mexican patrol district commander was jailed in Juarez, and U.S. officials were urged to intervene.
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Washington
Dell
Ei Paso
Stoves Kept Hot in Soldier Tents
In Paso on a cold wave, soldiers kept stoves burning inside tents last night and today. Timber from the Mexican side of the International beige was torn away for fuel by Mexican troops. Some bets at principal streets of Suaree are barefooted.
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Paso
Private Streigel Shot and Killed at Army Post
Private Albert A. Streigel, a misidentified Private Streigel, was shot and killed by a sentry at a Columbus New Mexico military post. He had been confined for disorderly conduct and was in his tent when a shouting incident occurred. The sentry fired after Streigel allegedly tried to escape despite a halt order. A storm recently knocked the post office roof, affecting the aviation hangar and aircraft facilities.
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Columbus
N. M
Esteauy
Utah theatre ad promises extravagance tomorrow and week
The fragment notes a theatre in Utah promising extravagance starting tomorrow and lasting the rest of the week, with contact phone 1500.
Michigan Infantry to Return Home From El Vasa Texas
Michigan infantry units in El Vasa Texas are not leaving for home before December 4 per military headquarters. The Thirty Third Michigan Infantry is the first of the recent National Guard quota to be sent home, delaying the regiment’s original return date.
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el Vasa
Texas
Deluse
Michigan Infantry
National Guard
More Moderate Weather Expected Across Mountain States
Denver reports hope for calmer conditions as the weather bureau notes cold, below zero readings across Wyoming Montana and southwestern Utah with ten to twenty degrees drop. In central Arizona rain was reported while Utah and nearby areas brace for the shift.
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Denver
Colo
Utah
Ue Mountain
Weather Bureau
Wyoming
Montana
Lander
Wya
Moreda
Enir
Arizona
Noted Sculler Edward Trickett Dies in Uralla
New York, Dec 27. News arrives of the death of Edward Trickett the famed Australian sculler at Uralla New South Wales He was born at Sydney and won championships that helped England regain professional sculling honors after defeats by other skippers Trickett lost titles to Hanlan and Amst before England reclaimed the Thames crown. The report follows later remarks by a local candidate about public support and crowd sentiment.
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New York
Newn
Edward Trickett
Uratli
N.S
Tele
Sytary
N.S. W
England
Joseph Sadler
Thames
Ernest Barry
Dick Amst
Uss
Trickett
Ward Hanlan
Thames Earse
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Associated Press
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Sculler
Uralla
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