Sub High Pupils Protest Against New School Order
Ogden students protest a board plan moving eighth graders to the high school building. They argue subhigh lacks modern science and gym facilities, better equipment, and social advantages at the high school. They demand freshmen be allowed to attend the high school and join its programs, citing costs and safety in the subhigh. The Standard investigates the dispute, while Superintendent Mills says the change aligns with a district grade-period plan and pupil readiness for higher responsibility.
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Iica Dad
Eatligh ‘School
Peogte Efalin Ibét
Tie High School
Béeand
Tie Subhigh
Juudera
Neal
Vata
Hondh
Ogden High
Milly Kag
Trephinan
Mgh
Standrd
Derk
World Tao
Academy Speefers
Statdara
Siusdérd
Mileas
Ates
Gail
Stuiens
Cerilor High School
Sentor
Seator High School
Ure
Staten
Mills
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Ogden
Clara Kimball Young in The Deeg Purple Skips Ahead
Clara Kimball Young stars in The Deeg Purple at the final formmorow with three days continuing. Open atlas pean features GL Tim, with the scene running uninterrupted as listed.
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Clara Kimball Young
Mandamus Sues City Over Fire Automobiles Licenses
Cheditney Gorvies company filed a district court petition seeking a writ of mandamus to compel Ogden city to issue licenses for operating fire automobiles along city streets. The petition argues the city board of commissioners has delayed action after the company applied for live franchises and fees were paid. Local officials expect a report tomorrow with possible action in regular session.
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Cheditney Gorvies Company
District Court Toy
Olly
St. Phere
Oly
Valentine Gueos
Board of Cormratisioners
Browning
WMEN AND WOMEN OF KANSAS TO MEET
Members of a Kansas association anticipate a grand celebration hosted by the Weber Academy on Friday evening. Under President Alfred Faxeey, the committee has organized an elaborate program featuring an Eleharmre baniuel, expected to draw a larger attendance than in previous years.
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Wmen and Women OF
Kansas
Uish-Ransas Association
Bration
Weber Academy
Alfred Faxey
Academy Domestic Science Program At Illinois School
The Dinz toon academy domestic science department presents a program of instrumental and vocal performances. Miss IM Newton opens with instrumental selections in the school auditorium, featuring Eva Vouly and Mayie Rush Seater. Revitation and songs follow by M. Stotdest, Mrs Bon Wroks, and Mrs FL Breenor, with selections by Eva Ponte and others. Election of officers concludes.
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Wehool Auditorinal
Newton
Jeieers
Kangax Goverly
Breenor
Eva Ponte
Mes
May
Kith Scofield
Cement Workers Ball Friday Jan 26 at Five Points Hall
A local Cement Workers Ball is scheduled for Friday January 26 at Five Points Hall. Admission details and event notes are available from Adtitlation Ble pet eaunles Indien Mroe-Adver feementh.
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M16
Five Points
Adtitlaton
City Reports Deficit of 82 481 for Past Year
The annual general report by City Auditor Arthur F. Larson shows a deficit of 82 481 for the past year. Receipts totaled 335 7h9.25 with disbursements of 318 333.48. outstanding warrants at year end 425 992.34, largely against the general and district funds. Cash on hand 64 108.94, with 26 363.88 in the general fund. End-year bonded indebtedness stood at 195 000, with 40 900 redeemed during the year.
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Arthur F. Larson
General Fund
Shecter Fund
Werowat
General
Tate
Alan
Honda
Estate of James Harvey Brown Citations and Proceedings
In the district court the estate of James Harvey Brown is discussed as Sarah Richardson and an heir petition to cite administrator James Harvey Crawn to show cause why letters of administration should not be revoked for neglect of duty. The claim alleges improper handling of estate assets. Also noted are cases Wedel v Garnet with default entered, Ogden Wheless Grocers v Bondredker Trowern, and Tutled N. J. Harris with a $372.98 judgment in Farmington. judge J. A. Towel presiding, Farmington term projected brief.
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Dattlet Court
James Harvey Brown
Sarah , Richardson
James Harvey Crawn
Walter G. Wedel
A. D. Garnet
Mignon concert to feature enlarged orchid stage
The musical group plans a grand presentation next week titled Mignon. The piece will be enlarged in weight and presented to honor a regional occasion. The organization has earned a reputation as a leading West Coast ensemble and will perform Friday and Saturday.
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Sts Orchidra
Banquet at Church Feeds 200 Hungry Men
A church banquet served meals to about 200 hungry men in a cramped hall. Attendants and workers provided food and care, while volunteers offered help and thanks to donors. The event closed with gratitude and a note of future assistance for those in need.
Scrub Woman Fatally Shot in Salt Lake City Café
An unknown robber killed a scrub woman inside a Salt Lake City cafe in the evening. The assailant escaped with money from the cash register as patrons and staff reacted in shock. A theater advertisement for The Crucible at Ogden Theater appears in the same notice.
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Salt Lake City
Jangiri
Olava
Cooney
Ironiat
Shin
Abe
Wort
Scottish Cronies Celebrate Burne Memorial Tonight
Ogden group Scottian Crowes plans an event at Woodmen at the World hall to honor poet Robert Burns. The program lists performances by Hebdalah Geteotione, Scottish Cronies Orchestra, Lochhead, Sparen, Machen Jr, and others with songs and readings.
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Crowes
Ogden
Robert Burne
World Hall
Blayt
Welock
Caret H. White
Agar Warner
Ura Alrts
Jamen “Simpann
Rilce
George Lochhead
MUMS APPEAR AT NORTH OGDEN
The readable text mentions North Ogden and a quarantine context with disease concerns. It notes many are affected, a county physician’s involvement, and expectations the quarantine will end soon. Strong entities include North Ogden and the county physician.
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North Ogden
Delmar
Nes
Dreger
Piystelin
World Markets Hemorrhage Amid Dividend Pause and Mixed Trading
New York markets opened lower on the United States Steel pause and easing dividend news, with leading stocks showing weakness and minor gains in certain issues. In livestock and commodity sections, cattle and hog prices remained uneven, while cotton futures and sugar contracts moved cautiously amid broad market uncertainty.
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New York
United Tates Bicol
Enone Effest Wien
Todtes
Sted
Tell
Yemersty
Pho
Cepkent
London
Cuba
Longon Wood Sales Offerings Reported
The wan nuction sells today with offerings totaling 850 bales. Demand remained strong and the recent advance was maintained, especially in the bet currents of the market. Bronzed victorian crossbench sold at Ki am Wa Md.
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Longon
Condon
Inn
Chicago Grain Outlook Weaker on War News and Weather
Chicago grain markets opened steady then dipped as shipments faced erratic demand. Weather fears and cold snaps pressured corn and wheat while millers' buying and distant regulations provided slight support. Prices fluctuated with May wheat near 8 1 4 cents and July futures up modestly amid cautious trade.
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Chicard
Prlen
Bussacia
Conintinafon
Herta
Eufreni
IniKh
Bate
Ernie
Anil Gian
Aothack
Cori
Taparts
Nebyaska Mrillers
Prides
Municipal Court Proceedings Detail Forgery and Drunkenness
A municipal court session arraigned J W Greenwell 22 on forgery charges related to a $6 check at G J & Sons Liquor. Alvin Lawrence pleaded guilty to issuing a bad check and James McFarland was convicted of drunkenness with a two day sentence. Other defendants faced advisement or fines for related offenses including speeding and drunkenness.
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J. W. Greenwell
Monty
Tee
Alvin Lawranca
Fishmond State Bank
Haak
jBa GE Tribe & Sans Lenore Eis Rans
AL Tribe
Lawrences
John Bargent
James McFarland
McPhas
Sterling Whitteker
Willian Heest
Mitomobila
Moving picture shows popularity and pricing report
A state commission report on moving pictures notes popular shows exceed ten times per year and outlines estimated annual earnings for different venue types. In other news, Robert R Hoccon and Nina Wright wed in Pocatello Idaho, a son born to Mr and Mrs Charten Wetton, and Kid Tag Botte signs with the San Francisco club in the Pacific Coast League.
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