Pauline Frederick Stars In Great French Play At Utah Today
Pauline Frederick stars as Zaza in a Paramount production shown today and tomorrow at Utah theater. Critics doubted an American could master the title role, but her pantomime and emotional interpretation are praised as a powerful, virtually unrivaled English language stage portrayal compared to prior silent drama. The film is lauded for direction, photography, and strong supporting performances.
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Zaza
Paris
Madame Roernhardt
Charet
Paramount
Puline Frederick
Frederick
Misa Frederick
Sha
Society Leaves for Coast From Ogden in Family Party
Mrs B M Southmayd and taby son Jobo, with Mrs Southmayd’s sister Miss Agurs Erixon, leave Ogden for California to visit the sol men high school in Mankato. Miss Erixon is director of the Mankato high school. The Primary association of the Sixth ward plans an ice cream social at the church tonight. The congregation and Sunday school of the First Methodist Episcopal church will meet at Tuesday Park Thursday at 7 o clock for a picnic supper. bring a basket. The Ladies’ Aid Society will hold a short business meeting.
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Jobo
Southmayd
Misa Agurs Erixon
Minneapolis
Minn
Ogden Last
Turday
Califernia
Solmen
Erixonian High School
Mankato
Cousregivan
Hirst Methodist-Episcopal Church
Cragin Named in Divorce Suit Filed in City Court
Cragin of the society is asked to appear before Judge A. Pratt on August 4 to show cause why he should not pay plaintiff 126 alimony and 150 attorney fees. The defendant has filed an answer and cross complaint to divorce charges alleging infidelity. The acts were said to have been committed at San Mega in January 1914. The plaintiff asks take nothing by her petition for divorce.
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Pratt
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Storey to resign as county clerk August 10
Joseph E Storey will resign as county clerk on August 10 to accept a position with the Security State Bank as assistant cashier. The announcement notes no clear successor and mentions possible Republican or Democratic candidates, including Walter Barr and Charles M Ramey. Storey will be succeeded by Sanchel G Dye as assistant cashier. Dye will leave the clerk post.
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Storey
Soy Store
Board of County Commissioners
Canty
Repub- Neu
Pumaecratic Board of County Commissioners
Walter S. Barr
Deaerat
Lawrence van Rapnt- Nean
Charles Mramey
Vicks Hag
Pingres National Bank
Dye
Eaghee
Security Bank
Cragun Divorce Case Highlight Boy Scout Rescue
Anne A. W. Agee issued a district court order while the Cragun divorce case was noted. Onward Davidson, a Boy Scout from Troop No. 13, saved Parley Ferran of Pleasant View by applying first aid knowledge after an injury occurred in an event linked to the case proceedings.
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Troon No. 13
Parley Ferran
Act
Anne A.W. Agee
Herile
Inspector Raynor and Shorten in Ogden for factory survey
United States Food and Drug Inspector F. B. Raynor based in Denver spends days in Ogden on official business with General Inspector George Shorten. They will inspect fire packing and manufacturing plants, creameries, and related facilities in the city and county, including the Hudson building. A local boy saves a life following a vinegar jug accident, earning council recognition. Scout officials recount the rescue and praise the quick, trained response.
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Shorten
Counterfeiter Gang Captured by Detective in Ogden
Louis Saka was arrested in Gyden late yesterday afternoon by Salt Lake secret service operative Davenport on counterfeiting charges. The quartet, linked to Hilton as leader, included Leo Stanwood of Fort Dodge and Wayne J. Smith of Lutte, Mont. They allegedly raised 1 and 10 dollar bills and passed them across the West. Police found raised bills and burglary evidence during searches of Hilton and Smith rooms. The gang had evaded capture for hours as the fourth member remained hidden until Saka’s Ogden arrest followed three others.
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Gyden
Slanca
Willant Davenport
Salt Lake
Saka
I Quartette
Ogden
Rene Tine
G. E. Hilton
Leo Stanwood
Fort Dodge
Wayne J. Smith
Lutte
Mont
Hilton
West
Daivenpord
Smith
Water Suit Initiated in District Court Over South Fork River
The Huntsville irrigation company and others file a water suit in district court against Peter Rollaw John Rollaw George Rollaw and the State of Utah to stop the defendants from diverting waters of the South Fork river that affect the plaintiffs prior rights.
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Huntseiilerrigation Company
District Court
Peter, John and
George Rollaw
Utah
Tram
South Fork River
Lai
Eva May Butters Settles Claim Over Railroad Death
Eva May Butters receives $3125 from U S C Company to settle a litigation arising from the death of her husband Carl Vere Butters. The fatal street car collision occurred at Twenty first Street and Washington Avenue on Christmas night last.
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Eva May Butters
U.S. C
Viva May Butters
Dlita
Carl Verenun Butters
Twenty-first Stoct
Washington Avenue
Farmers to Start Excursion Friday Morning
The Weber county farm bureau announces an excursion Friday morning with a full member invitation list. The event, noted at the farm bureau offices, aims to engage members and supporters in a day of activities and discussions.
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Weber County
Minor parts of Treaty 10 be under debate
Washington July 1 All resolutions reported by the foreign relations committee were amended in minor parts. The Shantung and Japanese German treaty proposals were reported without record votes while the Shantung measure passed 9 to 4 with Democrats opposed and Republicans for. The president discussed treaty phases with senators and outlined concessions to secure Japan in the league of nations. Abyssinian mission greeted the president with gifts. A message from Wilson to Poincare marks May Day celebrations and Franco-American friendship.
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Boy Scouts Entertained In Eleventh Ward
A moving picture feature titled The Adventures of a Boy Scout will be shown for the two newly formed Boy Scout troops in Weber district No 1 Eleventh Ward.
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Weber District No. 1
Scout program at Eleventh Ward chapel features new troops
In the Eleventh Ward chapel tomorrow the No 26 and 27 troops will present a special feature program for boys and friends. Scout Master Gilbert C Stuart directs two new troupes in an event designed to inspire, educate, and entertain the audience with a focus on practical values.
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Scout
Gllbert
C. Stuart
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