Big Events Ready at Ogden Livestock Show
On the eve of the Ogden Livestock Show rich cattle sheep and hogs arrive from California and Oregon to boost this year’s display. Utah Agricultural College students compete in judging with $5000 in cash prizes plus silver trophies and ribbons drawing entrants from Utah and neighboring states. A prominent heavyweight boxing match at the Albany draws crowds as teams from Ogden and surrounding areas prepare for three days of sales classes and inspections.
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Intermountain
Yginis
Calitarpia
Oregon
Neaver Ivestock
Niles
Wie Ogden OW
T. C. Evans
Ogden Livestock Show
Utah Agricultural College
Evans
Hattof
Utah
Magettar
Union
Auclla
Plock
Este
Hn Biz
Albamb
Ogden
Jaclk Harbertson
Santel
Tech Silah
Fang
Are -Journay
Pershing Appeals to Iowa and Illinois Youth
General Pershing urged military and vocational training for American youth in Iowa and Illinois. He argued a standing army is unnecessary with a trained citizenry, warned against dangerous doctrines, and praised veterans from the American Legion. He also inspected Rock Island Arsenal during the visit.
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Davennort
Iowa
Llinois
Pershing
American Legion
Cerahing
Rock Island Arsenal
Important changes in laws sought for Hawaii lands and rights
Hawaii’s legislative commission in Washington to push concurrent resolutions on land leasing homestead rights and local governance. Governor McCarthy leads the group with Attorney General Irvin and lawmakers to discuss Japanese questions, taxation, roads, schools, and land development policies in the territory.
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Honghuliz
TH. Vine
Congress
Hawaii
Washington, D. C
Charles ¢. McCarthy
Che Achiibe
Percy Irvin
Tinbert W. Shingle
John H Wise
William T. Rawlins
Marty J. Wyatt
Colgrens
Meads
Haywaii
Hawali
Berger Escorted Out of Jersey City by Police Chief
Victor ly Berger representative elect from Wisconsin's Fifth district was escorted out of Jersey City by Police Chief Richard Yt Batters after arriving for a Socialist educational club meeting. Oscar Ameringer accompanied him as his lieutenant. The club barred speeches and restricted dues paying to officers, preventing the event.
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Jersey City
N. J
Victor Ly Berger
Wisconsin
Uhief
Polles
Ran Jeant ‘Duainess
Murder at hotel lobby ends in arrest in city
In a downtown Minneapolis hotel a former army captain shot a waiting negro, Arn Sing of Albert Loving, near the lobby after an argument. The shooter, M. Price, claimed army disability and said he left service four months ago. Price was arrested. witnesses named tension at the hotel as the motive. Hy Nyan attended the division at the University of Pittsburg. In a separate note, George K Belden, president of a Minneapolis baseball club, spoke against a 168 game schedule plan pushed at an American Association meeting in Chicago.
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Loving
M. Price
Pitisburg
Salt Lake City
Tioe
Whips
Price
Il 8
Ihen
Salt Lake
Hy Nyan
Petraleuny
University of Rite Burg
Pre
Minneapolis
Minn
George K. Belden
American Association
Belden
Chicago
Pittsburg
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