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Civil service eyed for Ogden Salt Lake police firemen
Utah senators push civil service for city police and fire departments in Ogden and Salt Lake. The proposed law would create a three member merit board, remove politics from promotions, and bar campaign fund money from municipal employees. It would apply to all preexisting staff with future hires governed by the act.
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Joseph Chex
Senate
Mont Ferry
Salt Lake
Bamuel &. Parks
Grant
Nywater
Chez Aaid
Ita
Citi
Ches
Chez
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Chet
Utah
Public order notes retirement to private practice
Judge Howell praised and urged fiscal economy as Julges Howell and Harris retire to private practice in local courts. Judge Howell urged city economy to cover year end deficits and noted warrants remain unpaid without funds, while bond refunds or tax measures could be considered. An accident at the Deaf and Blind school injured D. J. Thurman, requiring surgical care.
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Howell
Julges
Harris
Gideon
Deaf and Blind School
D. J. Thurman
Utah National Bank to Receive New Strength
The Utah National Bank is to come under new control by Eccles, Browning and Levecroft interests after Douly holdings were purchased in the Ogden area. The move is described as making the bank one of the state's largest financial institutions.
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Utah National Bank
Eccles, Browning and Levecroft
Douly
Ogden
City warrants case spares funds to cover 1925 bank warrants
Judge J A Howell ruled the city may pay 922 500 warrants acquired by Commercial National Bank in 1985 using current year revenue and any surplus from 1916 or subsequent years. The decision followed arguments by City Attorney Nulaniaki and Mayor Heywood over fund availability and levy revenue. The treasurer is ordered to pay warrants in order of presentation from surplus or future revenue.
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J. A. Howell
Commercial Na Hnal Bank
A. G
Felt
B. Jp. Nulaniaki
Abba S. Heywood
Howell
Heywood
Hulanieki
Trains Arrive Late as Snowblock Delays Wyoming Route
Ogden Union terminal reports DLA Trans arrivals at 12 20 pm and a 42 minute late schedule. Seven December 27 28 trains plus one special train blocked between Laramie and Marmling due to snow. No. 19 reached local terminal after delays. Nos. 7 9 and 21 expected late afternoon. 110 soldiers on special fare en route to San Francisco. agent John Craton of Upton Pacific oversaw.
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Ogden Union Terminal
Wyoming
Raow
Laramie
Marling
Ogden
United States
San Francisco
John Craton
Upton Pacific
Denver
Taramic
Villa Occupies Saltillo City
Dec 29 report from fh Pano Tenar says forces under Villa have occupied Saltillo, capital of Coahuila. Carranza government denies some details while factions claim Villa plans a northward move toward Torreon and Chihuahua City with about 6000 troops. Torreon reportedly evacuated and later occupied by de facto forces.
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Tenar
Forcas
Danner
Baltiia
Coahulla
Villa Partisana
Carranza
Tutreon
Bomb near Governor Spry home deemed harmless
A small dynamite charge found in front of Governor Willian Apry’s home was considered harmless after examination. Chief White announced the reward for those involved had reached 11,000, funded by private donors whose names were withheld. Commercial Agent Wilson recommended establishing a house here for private residence and other matters are noted.
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Moore
Macchus Powder Company
Ria Eblel Eherlat
Poles White
Extravagance and Youth: Petrova at Utah Theatre
A clipped note notes Mme Petrova performing at a Utah theatre. It warns that patents and youth can lead to spendthrift extravagance and recklessness, suggesting extravagance is self-destructive. The item reflects period theater gossip and moralizing commentary.
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Mme." Petrova
Utah Theatre
Old Hickory Celebrated By Utah Democrats In Banquet
Utah Democrats mark the anniversary of the New Orleans victory with a grand banquet in Salt Lake City. Governor Bamberger and state officials will attend as the legislature meets, honoring General Andrew Jackson and historic milestones in Utah’s path to statehood. The event promises music and eloquence as part of a commemorative program.
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New Orleans
Andrew Jackson
Tennesses
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Bamberger
Heber M. Wells
Charles C. Hichards
Territorial
Commonwealth
Second amputations performed on Leslie Taylor
Leslie Taylor, 17, was severely injured when struck by a car near Lagoon. He underwent a second amputation at Mia Hospital as doctors Baldwin of Salt Lake and Dumke of Ogden reported the procedure successful and the patient recovering from shock.
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Voulogram Lagoon
Mia
Baldwin
Salt Lake
Dumke
Ogden
Amalgamated Gulf and Rail Line Moves Detailed
George A Bush Gold to Amalgamated Co and other transfers described. Gropee Tab named ticker agent for Southern Facitic. January 1 chief clerk to I C King at Amalgamated Sugar. Ogden arrival to work for Southern Pacific April from Oregon, various past roles noted. James F Minger becomes chief clerk for R at Tonopah and Goldfield rail, successor to Mr Bush.
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Willard G. Wilson
I. C. King
Ammalegamaled Bugar Company
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Bt Sanson
Oregon Rhert Lipe
Han Alan
James F Minger
Clack
Tonopah
Goldfilla
Bill
Buet
Ike
Mime Ietrova Stars in New Metro Dopuler Production
Turton L Klug and Vlas present a new photoplay at the Ciel theatre featuring Mar Vetrova in a leading role. The company hails the film as unprecedented with a woman’s soul revealing a great truth. Dharve praises Metrova’s dramatic talent gained from numerous productions.
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Ietrova
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Mme. Metrova
Dwan
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area Notices
Death notices list multiple funeral services including Marie Wale at 2527 Quincy Avenue with Rev J Fe Carver and Bishop T B Wheelwright officiating. Interment in city cemetery. Also John J Cortex funeral at 835 Twenty seventh Street with Rev J B Carver officiating. Cortez details include arrival in Ogden from Salinas and service by D L Post and Lincoln Circle G A C. Turley obituary notes service at Pith Ward meeting house and pending Provo cemetery interment.
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Joseph
Grant Avenue
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E. E. Barrett
Orden
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Lieber
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Public Schoolhouses to Open for Community Use
Senator Joseph Ciex will introduce a bill allowing free use of every public schoolhouse as neighborhood civic centers with lighting janitorial costs at public expense. The law would not be mandatory but boards may approve applications and cover teaching expenses. charges may apply if admission is charged for events.
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Vitles
Joreph Ciex Wil
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Schiool Board
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Chex
Vly Ulm
Aevai Adoption Sparks Broad Progressive Support
Adoption of Aevai has spread among many progressive groups, with results exceeding investigators' expectations and beyond initial hopes, signaling wide acceptance and practical impact across sectors.
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Ievestelators
Lawson Called To Washington
Washington Pec 29 The controversy over Congressman Wood s resolution on alleged stock market profit from secret peace notes gains new life as Chairman Henry calls Thomas Lawson to Washington to corroborate his claim of a leak predicting a move in Wall Street The exchange signals Henry s plan to reintroduce a bill to regulate the New York stock exchange and curb perceived market crimes.
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Democratic caucus call for Utah House officers
The Democratic party calls the members elect of the Utah House of Representatives to convene at the Newhouse Hotel Salt Lake on January 5 at 3 for nominating officers for the coming session. The call follows a conference resolution authorizing Te Tolton to issue this call.
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Newhouse Hotel
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Brotherhoods Plan Next Step New York Dec 19
The 403 000 railroad employees affiliated with four brotherhoods move to the next step in labor actions. Representatives discuss coordinated actions and potential strikes as tensions rise between unions and management in New York.
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Trainmen's brotherhoods vow to delay Goethals inquiry
Four railroad workers’ brotherhood chiefs announce decisions by their authorized committees on handling the Adamson act dispute. They fear litigation and railroad steps could indefinitely delay President Wilson’s inquiry into railroad labor conditions, and pledge a special circular to inform members.
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Marrying a la Carte at the Utah Theatre
Advertisement notes Clara Kimball Young in Marrying a la Carte from Young Service-World Pictures to be shown at the Utah theatre on New Year's Day. The play is adapted from Marriage a la Carte by Washlorton Vezet and Hertram Marlurgh, directed by James Young.
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Muscara
Ogden City Seeks Bids for Public Improvement Work
Ogden City invites sealed bids for building a boxer on Trentysbind Street between Washington and Grant Avenues with incidental work. Bids due 10:00 a.m. January 9 1917 at Ogden City Hall. Bids opened by Board of Commissioners. contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder. Plans and specifications available at City Engineer Office. Right to reject any bid or waive defects reserved. Published December 28 1916 and January 9 1917 in Ogden Standard.
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Grant Avenues
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Ohio
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