New Jersey Democrat Opposes Woman Suffrage
A New Jersey Democratic leader, Taneegugent, opposed woman suffrage in a public letter to Democratic National Committee chair Jammings. The letter responds to a request to back reform without a referendum and notes New Jersey legislators met this month to consider the amendment.
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New Jersey
Washington
Jan
Taneegugent
New Jersey-in - Jetter
Democratic National Committee
Dire Sugent
Aummings
Rullitza
Fragmented Quote Attacks Government and Prohibition Era Actions
A damaged OCR fragment accuses an unnamed group of threatening the American government and institutions. It mentions prohibition and a claim that an absentee Congress was forced through by coercion and intimidation.
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Mother of
Lamsi
Parlor Bolsheviki Aid Comrades in Deportation Proceedi
New York authorities report attempts by a faction dubbed Parlor Bolsheviki to raise funds through liberty bonds to aid friends facing deportation. Officials at Ellis Island say cash offers were refused due to lack of facilities to handle large sums. Immigrant authorities plan measures to prevent hostile funds from aiding enemies of the country.
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New York
Jan
Tartar Bolsheviki
Namask Coutea
Hilla
Hanta
Immgradian
Liberty Hanks Wesk
Denver Officer Dies After Gun Battle
Denver police report Officer Jans Hogi died from wounds sustained Monday during a gun battle with Adrian Thompson, a suspect sought for arrest. Thompson was killed during the exchange. Hogi succumbed after surgeries to remove bullet fragments.
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Denver
Colo. Dain
Jans Hogi
Adrian Thompson
Whompson
Fogrio
Country Club to Elect Officers for 1920
Ogden Golf and Country Club announces officer elections for 1920. Nominations listed for terms of one year, with polling from noon to 5 PM next Wednesday at the club. Names include Laker, Mar, and several committee nominees.
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Country Club
Ogden Golf and Country Club
Wehertra
Selock
Laker
Marchant
Hoy Cnehmilter
G. W
Ana W. CW
Pester
AL Bigelow
M. Drizes
OT Tustol
iJulia SparKa
TL Wittis
Fire Chief Recommends Station Upgrade and Vehicles
In a yearly report to Commissioner Ry Ward Fire Chief Graves urges building a new station on Upper Twenty-fifth Street to protect the beach district and erecting a bungalow station at Washington Avenue. The department would gain a motorized fleet, preserving crew and equipment levels from 1946, adding a pump engine, and deploying a fast squad car for ten passenger transport. The central station would gain a reserve light tar hold and a rapid response start. The past year saw 302 alarms with causes including matches by children and sparks from locomotives.
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George Fi. Graves
J. Ry Ward
Beach
Direet
Washington Avenue
Wade
Graves
Waserin
Hatook
J Ctty
Upper Twenty-fifth Street
Itv
Alurans
Firea
Ogden Conservatory Opens New Instruction Week
The Ogden Conservatory introduces classes this week in piano voice violin and theory taught by noted faculty including Squire Coap Arthur Freber Lester finchellie Wen Thomas and Vera Frey Beso. Now in its sixth year the school lists many prominent teachers and students locally and in the state.
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Ogden Conservatory
Squire Coap
Arthur Freber
Lester Finchellie
Wen Thomas
Loulac Force Martineau
Vera Frey
Public School Laws to Be Strictly Enforced in Blair
Supt Karl Hop kin of the Ogdenschéol system announces strict enforcement of public school laws in Blair. Part time students must attend school full time if they fail to meet standards, with a new checking system to curb French leave and truancy.
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Blair
Deden
Sapl
Karl Hopking
Ogdenschéol
Alten
Karl Hopkin
Tabernacle Choir to Resume Rehearsals
The Tabernacle Choir plans a return to rehearsals this evening after a short break for Christmas and New Year. A Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert with 85 players will back the choir in February as it prepares new choruses with full orchestra and organ. The group will sing at the general conference in Salt Lake City in April per an invitation from the presiding bishopric.
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Tabernacle Choir
Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra
Ccoly
Hoir
Galt Lake City
Salt Lake
Passenger marooned on Oregon Short Line train
Ogden residents recount a snowbound ride on an Oregon Short Line train from Salt Lake City to Ogden. The train stalled in a deep cut two miles north of Farmington during a blizzard era. Passengers, unused to the delay, complained of lack of food and poor assistance as two engines later pulled the car from the drift amidst discomfort and frustration.
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Ogden
Salt Lake
Loe Ogden
Farmington
J. W. Isrvis
Piksenger
Jarvis
Weber Lodge No 5 meeting notice for January 3
Weber Lodge No 5 F A M issues notice of Thursday January 3 meeting to conduct work in the A M degree. By order of the Worshipful Master BE Nichols. See 012.
Airplane Show Draws Dozens of U S Aces
Chicago hosts the First Western Aeronautical show with dozens of American and Canadian aces among attendees. Exhibits from the Navy, Air Corps, and postal service highlight radio telephones, aerial bombs, torpedoes, machine guns, and Navy mail machines. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker’s famed 36 German victories draws crowds as polar-flight planes with sled runners on display.
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Chicago
Jao
Cotineunt
United States Navy
Spatial Corps
Agrial Mail Service
Eddie Rickenbacker
Police Department Discipline Lacking And Investigation Planned
Commissioner J Hay Ward decried widespread police laxity in Or iten elty over two years. He cited officers dining at cafen dtre, intoxication on duty, and improper handling of funds. He urged salutes on duty, off duty exemption, and comprehensive arrest and incident notes for a department wide probe.
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Oriten Elty
J. Hay Ward
Atthera
Ogden Health Record For 1919 Published
Ogden set a record during 1910 according to Sanitary Inspector George Shorten. The 1918 death rate was 18.40 per thousand, while 1918 closed with 10.60 per thousand. In the year 1919, 208 male deaths, 189 female deaths, 17 stillbirths, 90 bodies interred in Ogden and 90 shipped elsewhere. From the best records 487 males and 427 females. One hundred ten cafes were inspected, 25 grocers, 20 bakeries, 4 confectioners, 2 hotels, 6 laundry stores. In sanitation 1035 specimens were fined.
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Ogden
George Shorten
Beth
Little Benny’s Note Book
A fragmented note discusses beliefs about the earth, races, climate, paint colors, and country boundaries with misspellings and unclear chronology. It asserts ignorance linked to borders and nations, mentioning white and gray climates and the invention of paint.
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Joggriffy
Fragmented wartime plea with hostile rhetoric
Fragmented text extols violence against Reds, praising dispatch to Russia. Contains threats of assassination, burning enemies, and calls for freedom through bloodshed. Mix of garbled phrases and hostile propaganda with no clear event or date.
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Russia
Meaningless Lesson From a Stranger’s Sketch of Language
A quirky fragment describes laughably flawed spelling and phonetics about rivers lakes and water, contrasting common terms with playful mispronunciations and odd rules. It ends musing that even grand beings cannot defy natural limits, amid humorous, rambling commentary.
Rippling Rhymes By Walt Mason Rethinks Anarchist Hopes
A brief poetical column by Walt Mason venting fatigue with anarchists and critics, mocking their banners and protests. The verse notes how opponents urged bombing and fear, then left for Russia’s shores as patriots.
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Walt Mason
Russia
Nussia
Bolshevik Agitators Growing in England
London reports outline Bolshevik agitators pursuing a Soviet government model. Observers fear radicals may exploit big labor strikes to spark revolution, while authorities constrained by liberal free speech laws watch events unfold. UK actions limited to deporting alien agitators, with British subjects’ case more complex.
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London
Assorkated Press
America
Atlantic
United States
Daza
Great Britain
Harvard Discovers Another New Star in Milky Way
Cambridge Harvard College Observatory announces a new star detected by staff member Milas Jeanna C Mackle from photographs of the Milky Way. The nova brightened from magnitude about 11 to 6.5, then faded to around 8.5, too faint for naked eye. This marks the 37th such discovery in Harvard history.
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Cambridge
Mags
Harvard College Observatory
Hy Milas Jeanna C
Mackle
Cenrre
Fox ranching and fox skin prices in Charlottetown
In Prince Edward Island reports describe Fox ranching expanding to about 6 000, with silver fox skins priced from 1000 down to 310 for reds. Ranchers invest in breeding cheaper foxes as costs mirror feed. The piece notes growing small fox ranches and mentions farm life dialogue from Yonkers Statesman.
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Charlottetown
Prince Edna Telangi
Patent remedy promise for deafness and head noises
An advertisement pitches Parmint double strength as a constitutional cure for catarrhal deafness and head noises. It claims the formula dissolves in hot water, used four times daily, and improves breathing and hearing by acting on blood and body surfaces. The piece warns sprays and nostrils irritate passages and alleges this remedy is safe and effective for sufferers.
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England
Fred
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