Schools Plead for Athletic Features in Ogden and Weber
Athletes from Weber Normal College and Ogden high schools urge improved sports facilities. They cite lack of training tracks and a proper football field, noting past champions trained under hardship. The call seeks city support and quick action from officials and businessmen to boost Ogden’s athletic standing.
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Weber Normal College
Ogien High School
Oeden
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Mydon
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Anere
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Sories
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Orthern
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Tigers
Actrack
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Me. Athietes
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Unining Faell
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Monde
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Ogden
Ogden Stars
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Harold Kay
University of Utah
Ecdiran Wille
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Logan
Taunick
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Fuller
Infierin
Ogden Gaxe
Iremers
Young Men Hold Up a Union and Take Unds
SALT LAKE January 16 William Connellly 28 and Mary 26 were arrested for a holdup of about twenty five members of the Cooks and Waiters union club room at 127 East First South Street. They appropriated approximately six of the union funds totaling 143,457. WASHINGTON January 16 Rear Admiral Washington recommended an enlisted navy strength of 143,057 for 1921 with 80,000 recruits or reenlistments needed to reach it. Losses from expiration of enlistments estimated at 19,294.
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Salt Lake
Wiliam Connelly
Mary
Ore Union Club
Rogma
East First Soul Street
Wasthagton
Washington
House Naval Committee
Pershing Flays Anarchy In Speck At Salt Lake
General John J. Pershing denounced anarchy and Bolshevism in a Salt Lake City speech at the Mormon Tabernacle praising women's war effort and urging unity in the Legion. He greeted Salt Lake schoolchildren, inspected Fort Douglas, and planned to board a train to Vancouver after a farewell at the Elks Club.
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Sale Lake
John J. Pershing
Mormon Tabernacle
Eamre
Seldi¢ra
Legion
Porsing
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Porahing
Beery
American Legion
Salt Lake
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
America
Fort Douglas
Pershing
Elks’ Club
Vancouver
Washington
Japanese Murdered In Sonora Mexico
Two Japanese workers in Sonora were killed in an ambush near Son Javier while they were hunting. One victim served in the home of W. J Laughlin, president of the W. C. Laughlin Mining company, a replica of a recent murder case. An American mining man at the border confirmed the killings.
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Nogales
Avia
Son Javier
Sonora
Wen
W. J Laughlin
W. C. Laughlin Mining Company
Striking Employes Return to Work After Wage Dispute
Sioux City newsroom reports Morrell Packing Company workers, out eight days, returned to work after agreeing to settle wage differences. The settlement follows disagreement over the interpretation of Judge Fudge At Schulers decision in Chicago and was reached at a Saturday meeting with the employers.
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Viking
Morrell Packing Company
Witl
Amiley
Fudge Atschuler
Chicago
Irish Protest First Against the League
Paris January 1 The council of the leagues nations received a formal protest to be presented to Saint Amost before its creation at today's immediate sessions. The protest comes from the envoys of the elected government of the Irish republic against the English seat at the center of an International league of peace.
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Paris
Council of the Levsque
Flo
Stamiost
International League of Peace
Omaha Stores Violate the Food Control Act
United States Attorney T. B. Allen announced a federal action against two Nebraska department stores and a third party for price and sales violations under the Food Control Act. The case notes purchases of sugar at 14.65 per hundred pounds and salt at 12.75 per hundred, with discussions of denying rough sugar allocations to Nebraska dealers. The filing marks Wisconsin’s first federal case of its kind in the state.
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Leveroc Control
Wn Cornell Blads
Towa
Diefendanta
Lasheey
United States
Ot Omeah
United States Distrit
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Allen
Wis
Nebraska
Marine mines afloat near Skardinay Straits reported
Marine mines carried away by heavy seas in the North Sea are drifting through the Skardinay Straits. A separate Denver conference will unite Colorado Utah Idaho and Wyoming in a marketing meeting next Thursday under the Agricultural and Livestock Bureau of the Denver Civic and Commercial Association.
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Stockholm
North Sea
Scardinay i Han Straits
Denver
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Agricultural and Livestock Bureau
Denver Civic and Commercial Association
Record tobacco prices in Lexington market sale
Lexington Ky January 17 a new world record for loose leaf tobacco sale is believed reached today with 3969 pounds sold at an average of 1657 pounds per hundred. one basket role for 1.50 per pound. none of the others sold for less than 1.00 per pound.
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Lexington
Bbc
Winter Underwear Clearance for Women and Children
Bargain sale on men's and women's undergarments including wool, cotton blends, gowns, shirts, drawers and full slips. Extra value on outing flannel night gowns and priced ginghams and petticoats. Buy two or more while supplies last.
Underwear Silks Ready for Spring Prep Sale
Spring wardrobe tease as retailers promote lightweight underwear silks and new fabrics. Shoppers can expect soft textures, breathable blends, and color options aimed at comfort and ease ahead of warmer days.
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Ogden Track and Field
Beecham
Sen. Pershing
Bolshevist
Mexico
Omaha
John Vognuc
Elberson
Molex
Foley
A. R. Meintyre Drug Co
Last & Thomas
Mewestries
Sapson
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