Plain City Fourth of July Celebration Program
Plain City hosts Fourth of July events with a daybreak flag raising by four sailors, speeches by Hon. Lyman Skeen and Bishop Gilbert Thatcher, readings of the Declaration, solos by Lydia Garner, and various races and dances. Activities include church singing, a welcome by Honeys J Garner, and a wild west show in the evening.
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Plain City
Lyman Skeen
Conrise
Honeys J. Garner
Gilbert Thatcher
Reading
Selma Maw
Lydia Garner
Lou Rene Kerr
Louis J
Halther Plang Solo
Vivian Hodson
Iola
Nellie Draney
Ogden City Board Talks Maintenance Payments
Ogden city and Weber county commissions plan shared expenses for the ree clinte. At last night’s city commission meeting the recorder was authorized to request direct county payments for maintenance to avoid account difficulties.
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Ogden City
Weber County
He Ogden
Welfare work report notes 28 infants weighed and examined
A report from the commission on child welfare shows 28 babies weighed and given physical examinations during the month. A petition from Utah Left & Railway Company, predecessor of Utah Power & Light, seeks revocation of bonds tied to the past franchise. The matter was referred to the city for investigation.
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L. J. Eisenberg
Utah Left & Railway Company
Utah Power & Light Company
China
Ferney
Thanksgiving Every Day Has Thanksgiving Every Day
A customer testimonial praises Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for relief from stomach and intestinal ailments after years of illness. The ad claims the simple preparation removes cal ohral mucus and reduces inflammation, with a money back guarantee and availability at A. R. McIntyre Drug Co. and other druggists.
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Mayr
A. R. McIntyre Drug Co
Americans Abandon Takeover of Krupp Works
Washington dispatch reports congressional recess plans upset by House opposition. Officials note American capitalists debated remaining appropriation for the Krupp plant, amid broader naval and aviation funding debates. the army bill stalled as aviation differences blocked enactment.
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Washington
Munich
Army
Associated Press
Toth Brugeries
Congress
Naval
Ogden Municipal Band to Play Wednesday Concert
The Ogden Municipal band, now complete, resumes city park concerts at Lorin Fare wrk city hall park Wednesday evening and will return next Sunday to Lerlo Farr park. Some members had been away, delaying performances.
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Ogden Municipal
City Hall Park
Lerlo Farr Park
Park
Americans Buy Krupp Works in Munich Reported
A London dispatch reported Monday night that Americans had bought the Krupp works in Munich and that several other industrial concerns in the Bavarian capital had also come under American control.
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London
Krupp
Munich
Ccapital
Democrats Push for 16.9 Million in National Budget Dispute
Republicans and Democrats clash over appropriation levels with Senate approving 5.09 million and discussions continuing on a broader Columbia appropriation. Democratic opposition stalls House consideration and keeps funding unresolved.
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Senate
Windstorm cripples towns in Montana and North Dakota
A major wind storm swept northeastern Montana and western North Dakota early today, causing four deaths and extensive damage. Wires down across towns including Wilfleton Zant Appama Corinth White Earth and Tarshall. A family near Appama reported killed. others near Huntter McGregor also feared dead. A coal car fell on the Northern railroad at White Earth wrecking a main line train. fireman Alsers died though other crew survived.
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Minot
X. L
Montana
North Dakot
Wilfleton
Zant
Appama
Corinth
White Earth
Tarshall
North Dakota
Tellgesan
Appam
Hiuntet
McGregor
Northern Railroad
Alsers
Heartrending Cries from Ruins in Florence
In the Florence district after Sunday’s earthquake the injured cannot be moved to hospitals due to lack of disposal, with relief efforts focused in the field and along roads. Automobiles aid by rushing aid, medicines, and bandages as doctors and nurses work amid heartrending cries and many deaths believed to have occurred under debris.
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Florence
Assati Press
Antally
Chicago Council Raises Wages for City Workers
Chicago council actions lift pay for city employees amid strike tensions. Clerks, firemen, policemen see wage bumps from 1100 to 1800 dollars yearly, street workers gain 0.10 per day, with unions pushing for higher scales and next council discussion set for tomorrow.
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Chicago
Midwest
Uhey
Itereast
Wwerg
Council Sheronse
Johnson Invites Anti League Talks Tour in New England
California Senator Johnson plans a speaking tour in New England to oppose the League of Nations. He will address audiences in Providence on July 7 and then visit Boston, Newark, Portland, Manchester, N H, and Thielington Vermont.
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Johnson
New England
Washington
Flye
Senator Johnson
California
Providence
Nostan
Portland
Manchester
N. If
Thielington
Vermont
Unclear 1930s match ends as Noble loses title in London
The report notes licensing tensions and a legal doubt over beer sales rules, mentions two large breweries halting beer manufacture in Jess tin, and records Walter Ross defeating Tommy Noble tonight at the National Sporting Club to win the bantamweight championship of Great Britain and London.
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Ngicans
Com Intasioner
Slanipal
Iie Penwils
United States
Jess Tin
Noble
London
Walter Ross
Enw
Tommy Noble
National Sporting Club
Great Britain
Notorious Bar Closes Amid Rowdy Finale at 11 30
CHICAGO July 1 A noisy end to a famed drinking spot as the Workman's Exchange cleared its long bar after an 11 30 closing. Michael Enna, Firsk ward alderman, once led the saloon and its famed free drinks. the establishment will reopen today as a soft drink emporium. 140,000,000 gallons in Kentucky aquor supply noted amid sales surge, as dealers seek disposal options.
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Chicago
Michael Enna
Firsk
Finks
Bizado
Exchange
Emporium
Kentucky
Louisville
Sinclair Of and Roeflaing Company to raise capitalization
Directors call a special meeting for July 18 to authorize increasing capitalization from 1,600,000 to 2,500,000 shares. On the same day Sinclair-Gail corporation shareholders vote on raising capitalization from 1,600,000 to 2,000,000 shares in New York.
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New York
Sinclair of and Roeflaing Company
Sinclair-Gail Corporation
Grandma’s Remedy Sulpherb Tablets Ad for Purifier
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement extols Sulpherb Tablets as a spring blood purifier to thin poisons and relieve constipation and kidney inactivity. It promotes grandma’s preparation with bile, molasses, and laxative herbs, claims quick relief and renewed strength, and notes 60 cent sealed packages sold by druggists with a money back guarantee.
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ST. Louis
OIL Company
Susie
Spike
Alhambra
Billie Rhodes
Ogden
Tonor
LD. W.griffith
Dorothy Gish
Bob Harron
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