McCready store moves to new milinery location
John McCready relocates from Washington avenue to a new commodious Twenty-fifth street store with a fresh stock of millinery and ladies furnishing goods. Harry De Windt will speak in Ogden on February 6 about a Paris to New York overland journey and Siberian rail possible routes. Socialists plan a Labor hall meeting with Mr Gilbert debating Republicanism versus Socialism. Utah Light and Power to raise canyon power voltage and install mammoth transformers to double city electricity. A New York conference with Charles Sweeney fuels rumor of Silver King mining interest.
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John McCready
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Harry de Windt
Ogden
City Schools
Paris
New York
Europe
Siberia
Behring Strait
Alaska
United States
Labor Hall
Gilbert
Utah Light and Power Company
Canyon
Mammoth
Federal Mining & Smelting Eyes Leads in Western Mines
The New York Commercial reports ongoing moves by the Federal Mining & Smelting Co to expand operations and gain control of a large share of U S lead output. It notes planned deals involving Daly West and Silver King mines, with managers denying specific talks but acknowledging inquiry from Federal representatives.
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Park City
Charles W. Sweehey
Federal Leag & Smelting Company
George Gould
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
New York
Federal Mining & Smelting Company
United States
Coeur d’Alenes
Charles Sweeney
Utah
Jacob Bamberger
Daly-West
Thill
Avid Keith
The
War clouds loom as Japan Russia standoff rages
St Petersburg and London dispatches describe Japan mobilizing steamship transport, pressures in Manchuria, and possible conduct of naval clash. An admiral questions peace prospects while British diplomacy hints at open world approach and council of nations as a means to avert war.
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Council OF Nations
St. Petersburg
Associated Press
Japan
Russia
Manchuria
Siberian
Korea
Port Arthur
Washington
Kuasia
Great Britain
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Statis
Constantinoples
Turkey
Eliot policy at Harvard aims to shift NESA power
The Post reports President Eliot of Harvard intends to renew a fight to place control of the National Educational Association in the hands of its leader. The issue surfaced at last year’s Boston convention led by Nicolas Murray Butler and Eliot, seeking to vest power in the executive.
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Chicdgy
Eliot
Harvard University
National Educational Association
St. Louis
Boston
Nicholas Murray Hutter
Etot
Education Rotes Of Older Schools Scene Sparks Debate
The New York City principals seek to restore corporal punishment, sparking nationwide debate at teachers meetings led by H Coward of the English National Union of Teachers. Philadelphia’s Edward Brooks questions use of math basics in schools.
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New York City
Board of Education
Male Teachers’ Association of
H. Coward
English National Union of Teachers
England
Edward Brooks
Philadelphia
Board of Education Meets Amid Finances and Repairs
The Board of Education met with President Thomas D. Dee and others present. The finance committee reported 36350.64 dollars on hand. New cases of chickenpox and diphtheria were reported. Repairs at the high school and Madison were completed for fire safety. The teachers sought no salary raise. Fifty new pupils enrolled at the high school as mid year exams occurred. The semi annual report on school conditions will be submitted next Friday.
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Coop
Beatrice Farley
Rex Calvert
Florence Bowman
Telitha Browning
Ralph Woolley
Marilla Hunter
Dora Willamy
Florence Lanning
Frances Joyce
Florence Stevens
Jillian Newton
Raby Jones
Frances Burcell
McQuarrie
Mound Fort
Miss Blackwood
Stanley
Emerson School
Dora Snow
Lulu Mitchell
T. R. Maguire
State Board of Education
Salt Lake City
Grant
Pingrea
Péttérson
Win- Pi
Miss Busch
California
Marian T. Rbuyton
Quincy
Ogden
Deaf and Dumb School
Thomas D. Dee
Board of Education
S Fs
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Conroy
Joyce
H. W. Gwilliam
Rolapp
Finance Committee
Treasury
Madison
Hurst
Allison
Daynes Music Company
Iha-Piana
Franklin
Deaf School Beats Hooper Bobsleigh Team 14 6
In a gymnasium game last night the Utah State School for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind defeated visiting Hooper by 14 to 6. The match stayed tight early with a 4 4 halftime, then the Deaf team surged ahead in the second half and held on despite a late Hooper push.
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Husky
Hooper
Utah State School For the
School For the
Local Team Trims Visitors In Low-Foul Exhibition
Briggs and Olsen led the scoring for their sides as the game featured unusually few fouls. Officials were FS. Henne and Mr. Parkinson. Lineups included Hooper Fowers Beene Bush Olsen Woodbury Olgetis Biggs Flowers Cragan Bernard and Bee in a tight contest.
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Briggs
P. Olsen
FS. Henne
Mr. Parkinson
Hooper
D. & D. Fowers
Escpeae
Biggs
Cragan Bernard
Railroad Men Jollify At Union Dance In Dignam Hall
Oxden division No 9 of the United Brotherhood of Railway Employees held the fifth of eight dances at Dignan's hall with a strong turnout. New dances entertained guests before a leap year party shift drew cheers as a floor committee of six ladies guided the remainder amid lively humor. The union now exceeds 400 members and remains in thriving condition.
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Oxden
United Brotherhood’ of Railway
Mployes
Dignan
Rivero Phoenix mills flour story in Ogden Milling Co notes
The piece details the Rivero Phoenix mills flour as a key ingredient for bread cakes and pastry. It notes production by the Ogden Milling and Elevator Company and references wine less flour used in foods.
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Rivero
Phoenix Mills
Mosta Foods
Ogden MiLuing & Elevator Co
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