Ogden to Welcome General Pershing with Parade and City Honors
Ogden prepared to greet General John J. Pershing with a parade from the Union Pacific station along Twenty-fifth Street to Jefferson Avenue and to the Union Station. A reception committee led by the American Legion and local officials will host the general with a brief address and civic ceremonies.
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John J. Pershing
America
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Cheyenne
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Lester Fae
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American Legion
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Pershlag
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Eden Nil
Southern Pacific Shops
Union Station
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Jatecyala
Boy Senate
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Ox Din
Weber Jerddeay
Maured Mowrt Academy
State Rehool
Tne Chaitplal School
Lester Pireks
Weber Acatery
Arg Amarlcan Legion
Ackiys Chileaun
UM Refahokl
Volther
Arel
Quilen Guy Xehanis
W. Koriondas
Hoy
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J. Hendershot
Sputist
D. G. Meeki
Osden High School
Liont. Everly
Nownnipols
Darrell Greenwell
W. Ifaupann
Quien Ryery
Jelub
Salt Lake streetcar strike over wage demand explained
Electrical workers vote to strike in Salt Lake City amid wage disputes with Utah Power and Light. Ogden laborers head to Salt Lake to discuss with city officials as union officials defend a wage raise and closed shop stance.
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Salt Lake
Ogden Restaurateur Comments On The Canners
Barnett voices concerns over canners moving their convention from Ogden to Salt Lake City. He questions motives, cites past hotel shortages, and asks why Weber County civic groups have not pressed for better accommodations. He notes growers and merchants may have preferred downtown Ogden venues and ponders buck passing.
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Salt Lake
Ogden
Weber County
Anyberg Nn
Weber Club
Filly Lake City
Ogden residents oppose rushed guards amid unrest
In a fragmented report from Ogden, residents express displeasure at police urgency to guard property. They claim not to tolerate violence by members, with warnings that city actions may withdraw guards and reduce security. The piece notes many locals, including families, are affected by housing pressures.
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Ogden Ding
Ye Little Theatre Ad Promotes Dignity of Spoken Drama
An appeal for support from those who value worthwhile art for Ye Little Theatre. The theatre hosts plays Wednesday through Friday nights this week at 225 25th street with tickets sold at all drug stores. Subscription price is fifty cents.
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25Th Street
New Safety Razors Exchanged for Old
Expert at the Ga fetta factory urges proper shaving methods during a demonstration at the Mc Iniyre ding store. He says most men use a careless grip and technique, wasting the potential benefits of modern razors.
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Gafetta Factory
McIniyre Ding
Gilberte Razors Promoted At Local Circus Ads
An old newspaper ad promotes Gilberte razors and trade repairs at a shop offering free service for repairs. A Circus in town features Polly of the Circus at the Lyceum with an eight reel special for all ages. Admission 6c and 10c.
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Polly
Circus
Lyceum Tol Day
Encouraging Reports At Annual Baptist Meeting
At the regular business meeting of First Baptist Church a roll call was taken with ninety five members and several visitors present. Readers of department reports showed progress and officers for 1920 were elected including N. N. Allingsworth as trustee, Wao Mead as deacon, Mrs Paul Franks for deaconess, John Gebwart treasurer general funds, Mrs Anothers as treasurer poor funds, W. Reponey church clerk, Carlisin Stevens Sunday school superintendent, H N Kidgworth adult department, Mrs J B Graces junior department, Mrs Moon Sunday school superintendent, West Ogden Mizsbon as superintendent, and Mrs Finstings organist. A supper followed at 10 p m. The outlook was encouraging with plans to add to church history and records. Signed WH. Loonkey, Charen Clerk.
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T the First Baptist Church
Ray Paver
N. N. Allingsworth
Wao. Mead
Paul Franckles
John Gebwart
W. Reponey
Carlisin Stevens
Gepartment Sindy
H. N. Kild
Caren
WH. Looxey
Charen Clerk
Raid on Wing Fat Chung store nets opium seizure
Police and federal officers raided Wing Fat Chung company at 2665 Grantage Tue and seized more than 200 dollars worth of opium. One firm member Wang Jim was arrested and released on a 25 dollar cash bond. Four Chinese men were detained in the city jail as part of a wider Salt Lake and Ogden crackdown with several detectives assisting.
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Wing Fat Chung Company
Thomas
United States
Wang Jim
Salt Lake
Ogden
Lafe Lake
Grant Syphers
Charles Pincack
Fred Tout
J. Clayton
Tottera Trem Taraautipas
Mexico
Three Mexicans Held on Robbery Confession and Bond
Joe Donnette Teo B Rivas and Frank E vag confessed to highway robbery of Robert Rhea last Sunday night in Nuevo Laredo. They were arraigned before Judge bi R Rober with bonds set at 1000 each. Rhea's valuables including 86 35 in diver and other items were taken. Officers Me Lead Syphers and Pincock credited for the capture.
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Joe Donnette
Teo B. Rivas
Frank E. Vag
Mi’ Burke
Bi. R. Rober
Robert Rhea
Diver
Rhea
Leo Rivas
MeiLead
Syphers
Pincock
Dr Elmer I Goshen to Speak at Congregational Dinner
The First Congregational Church will hold an essential meeting tomorrow evening in the church hall with a supper provided by each family. Dr Elmer I Goshen of Salt Lake City will speak, recalling his past as pastor at Tiefisgat church and addressing the gathering. Trustees will serve coffee after the supper as reports from departments are read and church business discussed. All members urged to attend with a special invitation to the youth.
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Elmer I. Goshen
Salt Lake Gis
Dr. Goshen
Tiefisgat
Hlaedt
Church St
Notice of Queen Westher Chapter funeral service meeting
Officers and members of Queen Westher Chapter OE Sswill meet at the Masse Friday January 16 at 1 3 p m to conduct funeral services for our late sister Olive Blevenson Pic ardor at the WORTHY MATRON 18h Ca il ca J 5 Srummitt al 2417 Hudson Avenue if you want to sell your Liberty bends Phone 58
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Wsther
OE Ss
Oliye Blevenson
Pic
Cail Ca J
Srummitt
Hudson Avenue
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