Mills Should Resign For Good of Schools
The Ogden school system has suffered under seven years of Superintendent Mills absolute control with three years of demoralization. He ignored a public vote against the half day plan, built a political machine, and used persuasive tactics to win support. The Standard urges Mills to resign or be discharged by the board, citing financial and educational mismanagement and recent moves to revert freshman placement. The piece notes Henderson’s arrival on the board, shifts in policy, and calls for board obedience and Mills removal.
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Sir Mills
Judge Henderson
Henderson
Cedex Board of Education
Ogden Tabernacle
Inga
Clasaca
Mille
Myr. Mills
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Wade Johnson
W. J. Willams
Milln
California
Boon of Education
Emrand Boys
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Menderson
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Millar
Curley the Crow Sought by Milford Police
Milford citizens report an Indian man known as Curley the Crow or Tea Melninsh aliaé who claimed to be the last survivor of the Custer massacre and a government employee. He defrauded residents by false representations, secured room and funds, then left Milford without paying debts.
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Curley the Crow
Milford
Beaver County
Curley
Custer
Joint convention of Otake Sunday Schools held in Weber area
The Weber, North Weber, Optten and North Davis stakes held their annual Sunday school workers convention at Weber academy and Optien tabernacle. Apostle David O. McKay presided, praising the conference as among the church’s most inspiring. Attendees numbered 1037 in the morning session and 1262 in the afternoon, with programs featuring a large choir, mediations by stake leaders, and reports on Sunday school work and future plans.
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Weber
North Weber
Optten
North Davia Stakes
Weber Academy
Optien Tabernacle
David O. McKay
Metabera
Scatemy
David 0. McKay
Abrarlane
T. Albert Mooger
Joseph Ballantyne
Nathan T. Vorter
Milton Bennion
G. Neypolds
George M. Cannon
Charles F Feit
Kate McAlinter
Kindergrarten
A. Behltog
Jay G. Stane
George W. McCune
Wilford M. Cromwell
Leroy Leishman
Nettie M. Herrek
Oliya Spangenberg
Jennie C. Neal
Genera
Joseph, Jarman
Vera Day
T. W. Shurtlff
Weber Stake
Duraven
Generel
Pauid O. Metiay
James Wotherspoon
Oden
North
Darle
Judea
Plains
T. H. Evans
Onden
Ellen H. Thomas
Lester Ihnebellff
Wiliam Ut
Deiiait
Dhe Weber
Ogdenstuken
Tabernacle
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Joagph Hattantyine
Ethhr
Sam F. Whitaker
Tabernacht
Ralph Kinder
Tabernacl
Leslie Saville
Douglas Brian
Plains of Bethlehem
Vourlain Brian
Deserts
Lon Madsen
Coustaes Brian
Grorme C. Breslen
Weberstake
Wm. M. Mer Has
Ogdenstake
Thomas Irvine
North Weberstake
Thurman EB. Williams
North Davis Stake
Charles H. Felt
Entefort
Burclay
Nathan T. Porter
Henry J. Wad
Apostle McKay
Ahn Watson
Drighany Wf. Goddard
Willam M. McKay
Thomas
Irvine
Thomas. E. Williame
Franz A. Boehling
Joseph S. Campbell
Albert J. Powell
Youngest Belle From Pan America Visits Washington
Mire Cora Ambrosetti is described as the youngest belle from Latin America visiting Washington for the Pan American Scientific Congress. She attracts notable comment in society as the daughter of Dr. Juan Ambrosetti, an official Argentine delegate and university professor.
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Mire
Cora Armbrosetta
Beles
Latin America
Washington
Miss Ambrosetty
Juan i. Ambrosetti
Argentina
Camille Comes to the Alhambra This Week
Camille heads to the Alhambra theater tomorrow and Wednesday with a reception and entertainment segment. Cast includes Christopher Burton, Angus Nertin, George W. Fale, W. W. Steed, Ir. Decoration Wiltond le Tramwell, Leroy Leishman, Myton Wadi, Bisa Shaw, Albert J. Powell, Ellen St. Thomas, Albert W. Nell, and Joseph K. Jarman.
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iChristopher
Burton
Geo
Ensign
Angus Nertin
George W. Fale
W. W. Steed
Wiltond le Tramwell
Leroy Leishman
Myton
Wadi
Bisa + Shaw
Muste
Albert J. Powell
Ellen St. Thomas
Albert W. Nell
Joseph K. Jarman
Colored Man and White Woman Sentenced
A colored man William Clark and Louise Moore, a white woman, were convicted of fornication after arrest near the Central Roombing house. Clark receives 123 days or $500 fine. Moore pays $20 or 40 days. Other local defendants, including Jack Murphy and John Doe, faced varying penalties for disturbing the peace, vagrancy, and intoxication. Clara Kimball Young stars in Camille at Alhambra tomorrow.
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William Clark
Munteital
George 8. Harker
Louise Moore
Central Rooning House
William Brown
Wiliam Hope
Darker
Clark
Jack Murphy
John Doe
J. G. Miller
Alle Wright
Jeu
RH. Wootten
Lincoln Avenue
A. St. Brancon
William Morran
Twentyfourth Street
Iludron Avetin
Beretant
J. C. Peterton
Robert Nurk
James Mayshath
Wiliam Ryan
Charles Manzel
Wilson to Speak on National Defense Plan
President Wilson may address national defense in a series of speeches to push through Congress. Invitations were received for meetings in Baltimore and New York as the administration prepares to present defense plans to the people. Once the submarine issue is settled, the president intends to focus entirely on enacting defense measures.
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Washington
Wilaya Possify
Congress
Fevs ‘Eral
Baltimore
New York
New York Giants Sale Reported Amid Ownership Talks
A report claims the New York Giants are to be sold to a syndicate led by James B. Gaffney with associates Mare Ry Sinclair of Oklahoma and Hebert Vi Doyle. Details imply a transfer of control within the New York area as parties move to finalize arrangements.
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New York Giants
James B. Gaffney
Title City
Mare Ry F. Sinclair
Oklahoma
Hebert Vi. Doyle
Maffney
Mosars
Darts
Min
New York
Derry Mauchton
Credit a boon to the wage earner
An editorial extols consumer credit, arguing it enables wage earners to save, buy on installment, and improve living standards. It praises the Nationale Quifting Co. at 2383 Washington Ave run by Harry Hemshuber, claiming credit plans are cheaper and more convenient than cash payments and that many households benefit from buying on credit to acquire goods and maintain comfort.
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Carlier
United States
Basticas
Warner
Wighie Road
Inetattment Plan Ag
Werner
Wage Kaiser
Hawr
Ana
Osten
National Quifitting Co
Washington Ave
Harry Hemshuber
Offirn
Ite
Gaffney Eyes Giants Partnership and New Club President
A report notes Mr Gaffney’s quote on a deal to form a partnership with the Giants. It is believed he would become club president with Manager McGraw set to acquire several top players from Federal League clubs. Potential acquisitions include Tennie Knutt Lee Magee Fred Anderson and more as price negotiations continue.
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Gaffney
Mer
The Warning comes to Ogden for two days only
An advertisement proclaims a remarkable show titled The Warning arriving at the Alhambra for Sunday and Monday. It promises an unprecedented production and urges all Ogden residents to see it while it lasts. The Strand at Neaver previously had a long line, and no return date is announced.
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Ogden
Neaver
Alhambra
Greek Congress Meets in Paris Amid War Crisis
Paris January 3 11245 p m Delegates from the United States Canada England France Serbia Switzerland and Rumania gathered in Paris for the Greek Congress with Gregory Triantaphy ides presiding The body resolved to secure constitutional liberties for Greece to abandon neutrality and join the Allies and to not dissolve until this task is done An executive committee would carry out these decisions
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Paris
Rireck
United States
Canada
England
France
Sieria
Switzerland
Rumania
Gregory Triantaphyides
Alhambra Showcases Mousic and Superior Photoplays
Patrons flock to the Alhambra as the house features notable mousic performances and superior photoplays. The program highlights entertainment value with vibrant sounds and projected films drawing sizable crowds.
Complaint Over Passenger Rates Across the West
Washington January 10 The Washington public service commission complained to the Interstate Commerce Commission that passenger rates from Chicago to Pacific coast points favor San Francisco over Seattle Tacoma and other western points, harming western travelers and routes.
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Washington
Wash Inston Public Service Commission
Soleratarn Com Teres Commission
Chicago
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Seattle
Tartoma
Public Health Service TB Campaign Endorsed
The Journal of the American Medical Association today lauded a Public Health Service campaign against tuberculosis. It outlined key steps including removal of children from contaminated settings, early diagnosis, and industrial insurance to support affected workers, aiming to reduce disease prevalence and improve sanitation. The piece notes a nationwide network of 1200 focal antituberculous clinics, 675 hospitals and sanitariums, 450 special dispensaries, 100 dispensary physicians, 4000 nurses, and 400 open air schools, funded at over 100 million dollars.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Villa and Indian Troops Surrender Near Baperanca
Washington reports 3000 Mayo Indiana and Villa troops surrender near Baperanca Sonora to General Dieguez. Villa command by General Juan Nanderax and Indiana by Chief Cachamao. surrender confirmed by Admiral Winslow.
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Winslow
Baperanca
Sonora
Villa
Dieguez
Juan Nanderax
Cachamao
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