Francis and Ward Take Office as City Leaders at Noon
Francis and Ward assume city offices at noon amid a new slate of faces. J Ney Ward becomes commissioner alongside Glovia Flygare, with a complete administration to replace retiring Mayor Browning and Commissioner Miles In Jones. New police, recorder and city attorney posts are planned, while critic Critchlow endorses Claude Mayes as successor.
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Francis
Ward
Hruak Francis
The
Flindani
Beemmo Tayo
Ogden
J. Ney Ward
Flin
Dae Ryndrad
Admingistratiok
T Samuel ‘Browning
Miles
Jones
Aldea
Uffy
Poler
Con
Fedacrarer Ward
Almner
Denactment of Safety
Claude Moyes
Will Ba
Uniterion
Wade Johnson
W. H. Reeder
Charles Koon
Wallace Foulxer
Jonathan Jones
Commission Ab
Prin
Browning Deels
Guilen
Browning
Mi Critchlow
Recorder Critchlow
Claude T. Mayes
Hidlala
Hanting Cly
Reeder
Hens
Daily Market Report from New York and Chicago
Markets opened with gains in early trading amid reserve concerns and pending Supreme Court decisions. Sugar and chemicals held steady, with mixed movement across grains and metals as traders await federal data. Potatoes in Chicago showed strength with northern white prices improving.
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New York
Tengrra Bank
United States Supreme Court
Motors
Audi
Ax Amergan Woolen
Allied
Chicago grain market and livestock receipts mixed on Jan 7
Weather disruptions and firming prices drove mixed moves across corn, oats, and hogs as early bids touched higher levels before retracing. Chicago futures showed May and July spreads advancing while cattle and sheep receipts at Chicago Omaha and Kansas City markets reflected steady demand and price flexibility amid light supply.
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Chicago
Misset
Fragmentary account of debts and silver prices
A damaged OCR fragment lists various sums owed and items like culls, feeder lambs and bar silver. Mentions 8.60 and 10.50, 4 007 75, 3.00 and 12.604, plus 11 76915.00. Mentions RexonkK and G-Bar silver in a garbled January context.
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Chicago
Inn
Emouth
Omaha
Omala
Nebo Io
Welelt
Dr. King
Juvenile Court Faces Pitiful Case on Hands
Judge Dan J. Sullivan of the Juvenile Court heard a boy who has slept in various downtown locations while police and officials seek a stable home. The youth, absent from school and home, may be committed to an industrial school or private care. parents of another youth may also face charges. The case remains unsettled with possible costs for upkeep.
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Dan J. Sullivan
Juvenily Court
Han Hoon
Buitdins
Sullivan
Old and New Officials To Be Guests of Club
Outgoing and incoming city officials will be guests at the Weber club dinner this evening hosted by the Weber club and Ogden Chamber of Commerce. President Warren J Wattis will preside. Mayor Frank Prancis and other city leaders will be honored as attendees and candidates from the recent election are expected. The program will start at 8 o'clock.
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Weber Club
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
Warren J. Wattis
Frank Prancis
Commlesiiner Ik Ray
Jones
Jana
Ogren Chamber of Commerce
Ad & v
January 17 Thrift Day Observed Nationwide
The nation marks Thrift Day with nationwide observance and school programs led by YMG. Special Ogden program features two days of events and talks celebrating democracy’s great strugglers.
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Nation
Lens
Seysins
Ogden
Ln Celebra Ubu
Mexehuola
Senate and House To Songs Any Amaris Navy Decorations
Congress reconvenes to examine naval decorations amid controversy with Senate and House committees hearing Secretary Daniels. He explains the rationale behind awards to captains of ten of eleven U S warships sunk by submarines and lauds sailors for courage and devotion.
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Senate
HOUSE
Washington
Jag
Congress
nAval Committee
Navy Department
Dmoels
Unis
Pwarda Waa
Daniels
Ottiy
Gerd
Local Republicans to Meet Chairman Hays
Local Republicans plan a meeting with Chairman Hays in Salt Lake City on January 10. Arthur Woolley, W. H. Wattis, and J. Eldredge Jr. will join the executive committee to greet Wilh H. Flays and discuss Republican state county and precinct leadership. About 200 members are expected to attend. The committee includes Henry Welsh and many Utah Republicans from Salt Lake City and Park City.
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Arthur Woolley
W. H. Wattis
J. Eldredge, Jr
Wilh H. Flays
Chascpiny
Mr. Haya
Willpeak
Coumty
Appeal for Support of Monument Fund in Ogden Stake Service
President Samuel G Dye of the Ogden Stake presided at Eleventh Hour services urging support for a Mormon Battalion monument fund. He recalled the Mormon Battalion’s 23 year history and the 1847 era hardships, noting Loyal service after removal from Mangu. The appeal urged Gydenites to subscribe during a special week for the mission fund.
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Samuel G. Dyes
Ogden Stake Patriatio
Fraliyea
Dye
Marmaon Battalion
Gravadas
Sale Lake
Mormon Battalion
Maugoo
Wiki Charges Stir Mexico Crisis and US Strain
A report claims President Carranza paid Ambassador Henry P. Fletcher $1,000,000 to uphold his government, used to inflame hostility toward the United States. Mrs. Sturgis of Washington testified before a Senate committee about a rebel bandit tale involving Fletcher and Mexican officials, noting Fletcher’s honesty and the ambassador’s fate.
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Waliington
Jan
Santoigos Rodriguez
Zapata
Messen City
Psy
Sturgis
Tletcher
Fletcher
Mexico City
Dr King’s New Discovery Still Popular Cold Remedy
An old advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery as a reliable remedy for stubborn colds coughs and throat troubles. It claims broad family use and reasonable price though the text reads as an antiquated, fragmented ad.
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Dr. King’s New
Regular Bowels and Health Bowels Promoted by Dr King Pills
Advertisement-promoted claim that regular bowels prevent impurities by cleansing the bowels with Dr King’s New Life Pills. It markets gentle action, precision results without violent purgatives, and notes comfort and reliability in use.
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Dr. King
Mili
Br. King
Albert E Wilfong Named First Lieutenant in Utah Army Unit
Adjutant General Fred Jorgensen announces Albert A. Wilfong of Ogden as first lieutenant and field artillery officer. Wilfong will assist Cal Fahry Rescoe Glaamiann in organizing the battery here as plans for a new armory proceed. Governor Bamberger is expected to reveal the site and armory details within ten days.
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Fred Jorgensen
Utah National Guar
Albert A. Wilfong
Oeden
Wilfong
Cal Fahry Rescoe Glaamiann
Bamberger
Téeutenant Willanghoa
Anaes Wae
United Mine Workers Hold Hope For Just Settlement
International officers of the United Mine Workers report at the Spoolners' convention in Columbus that they expect a fair decision from a three man Wilson commission and that a 14 percent wage rise is acceptable, replacing the original 0 percent demand. The shift frames the strike as a test between labor and government and stresses adherence to the Lever Act.
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Columbus
United Mine Workers of
Aanetlea
John A. Lewis
Willa Greece
Minera
Ner
Jreport
Wilson
Renart
Celverant
Cleveland
la Tenbatitute
Judamene
Bail Forfeited When Man Fails to Appear
Hen Mairs of Denver arrested last night on a vagrancy charge forfeited $20 bail in city court this morning for failing to appear. Mairs left for San Francisco. Charles Pierce of Ogden pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined $50 with 30 days in lieu. The article adds a wry comment on wasted tithes and marriages.
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Hen Mairs
Denver
Uolo
Airs
San Fransisco
Charles
Pierce
Ogden
Tudge Roberts
Judge Sullivan to Decide On Case In Juvenile Court
The judge received a letter from a 17 year old boy’s stepfather, described as threatening, as the boy remains in juvenile custody. The court awaits further action after the father is summoned to explain alleged neglect and potential irreparability in care.
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Tutige Dunn Uvan
Younes
Walt
Dnfige
Sullivan
the & Nile Court
Wta
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Daily Market Report
York
Dan Gan
Chicago, Inc
Chicago Grain
TASH
Jun
Mayhey
Mhcago
Statler
Trevor Shedis
Tatowen
Feeder Jamba
Fonen
City Livestock
Kan City
Jan- Ugnites
Fiurean
Vega
Fouay
Cerh
Secur
Ladesoca Eae
Glade
Birest
Ont
Rexonkk
Hays
Mexico
Albert E. Wilfong
Hiowel
Rayer
Jinax
Fortune
Dwan
Mack Sennett
Chas. Murray
Alhambra
United Mine Workers
Yast
Tursiah
Sullvan
Leith
Constance
Talmadge
Orpheum
Emil Farniund
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