Governor Banberger Inaugural Promises Economy
The new Utah governor vows economy and efficiency while avoiding harm to state growth. Inauguration crowds, a statewide, nonpartisan show of support, listen as he outlines plans to build on Utah’s development and to govern for a united people.
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Wi. Bory
Gornor
Utah
D. N. Waup
Boryage
Gorsor Hasnberger
Story
Rotonda
Supreme Court
Avery
Shoo Bamberger
Bia
America
Cache Valley
St. George
Deep Creek
Iulntah
Wasatch Range
Wiliam Spry
Igovernora
Lem
Imre
Notice to Contractors for Heliet Sewer Build Ogden Utah
Ogden City invites sealed bids for building a sewer on Tweetytbted Street between Washington and Grant avenues with incidental work. Bids due January 1, 1917 at 10 a.m. at City Recorder Office. Bids opened by Board of Commissioners. contract awarded to lowest responsible bidder. Specifications available at City Engineer's Office. Right to reject any bids or waive defects reserved. Published by Ogden City Board of Commissioners December 29 1914 to January 20 1917.
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Grant Avenues
City Recorder
Ogden
Utah
Board of Commissioners
Gata City
Ogden City
Triah
Waultru Richey
City Mearder
Ogden Standard
Public Hearings On Adamson Law Begin In Senate
Public hearings opened before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee on President Wilson's railroad legislation to back the Adamson law. Faulkner favored principles but suggested bid details. McNamara of the Locomotive Firemen and Engineers noted no union heads were present. Morrisey of the AFL opposed compensation measures. Furuseth indicated seamen would participate in arbitration. Chairman Newlands urged rapid hearings and limited time per side. White House indicated the president expects passage this session and no extra session needed.
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Faulkner
West Virginia
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
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Frank Morrisey
American Federation of Labor
Andrew Furuseth
Seamen's Union
Newlands
White House
Congress
Snow White Tonight at the Alhambra
The old and young enjoy the final showing of Snow White this evening at the Alhambra. Children are urged not to miss the last performance as the popular film closes for the day.
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Alhambra
Minnesota Opens 1907 Legislature in St. Paul
The Minnesota legislature convened in St. Paul on January 2 with aims to act on statewide prohibition, woman suffrage, reorganization of state departments, and repeal of the boxing bill before an April 19 adjournment. The opening centered on electing a speaker as factions claim votes for Parker of Spring Valley and Warner of Atkins. The joint session will inaugurate Governor J A Turagudst for a two year term.
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Minnesota
House of Representatives
Friends of
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J. A. A. Turagudst
Nebraska Legislature Opens in Lincoln
Nebraska Legislature convened at noon with Secretary of State Foot and J. J. Pearson presiding. Committees were appointed and plans for prohibition legislation, funds for a new state capital, and road improvements under federal aid were discussed.
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Spanish paper makes mistake censured for libel on Spain
Madrid dispatch reports the Germanophile paper Nacion will be prosecuted for printing a statement from a diplomatic figure accusing Premier Tomas Manones and Spain of seeking mediation while siding with the Allies in the European crisis. The piece provoked indignation in Conservative and Liberal circles alike.
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United States of America
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Spain to prosecute newspapers for insulting foreign powers
A leaked Imperial report says the Tribuna and 29 other Germanophile papers will be prosecuted. The minister of justice issued a circular to district attorneys directing action against any press printing insults to foreign countries or their representatives.
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Tribuna
Minister of Justice
Spain
Earl Curzon Weds American Woman in Lambeth Chapel
The marriage occurred in the private chapel of Lambeth Palace with Archbishop Cosmo Gordon Lang officiating. The bride was attended by one lady, and Francis Curzon served as best man for his brother. Eight or nine guests were present, including the bride’s children and Lord Curzon's daughters.
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Cosmo Gordon "Lang
York
Francis Curzon
Brite
iLard Curson
Pennsylvania Road Breaks Its Record
Philadelphia dateline reports the Goursyl vanity railroad system in 1916 carried a record amount. Officials cite expanded routes and higher passenger volumes as drivers of the surge, with likely gains in freight movement and regional service.
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Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania System Reports Long Safety Record Amid High Traffic
Pennsylvania Railroad statistics released today show no passenger fatalities in train accidents for three years, despite a record year for passenger and freight traffic. During the period, about 553,890,063 passengers were carried and roughly fifteen billion miles were traveled. Over 9 million passenger and freight trains operated across 12,000 miles of tracks.
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Pinesedal
Pittsburg
Alngle If
Pennsylvania
Death summons for temperance leader in Storrs Madre
Funeral services were held today for Clayton Tourse former attorney general of Tewns and longtime temperance leader in the middle west. He died Sunday at 85. Beds may be taken to Des Moines, his old home, for burial. Read the Classified Ada Head.
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Tewns
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