Paying Case Rehearses Supreme Court Route Over District Paving
District property owners debate taking the Twenty eighth Street paving dispute to the Supreme Court after Judge Pratt ruled city had jurisdiction. Protests reached 67.72 percent of affected frontage, yet officials pressed ahead, citing technicalities. Mayoralty and commissioners defended actions while protesters and a local realty officer faced timing and protest counts as the paving proceeds.
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Supreme Court
A. E. Pratt
Aletrict
Twents
Dehitatrrel
Tracy
Fapete
TOIT
Citys Commission
W. Limebeltft
Shieb
Sth
Hn Inble
Abbott Jt. Heywood
Bia
Sheil
JM. Browning
Paytag
Bie
Rachel Browning
Mtil
J. Billwell
Terrace Et
Billwell
Wryened
Figgare
Miles FL. Jones
Terr pl Sentenced Police Court Turmoil in Clinton Fight
Report details a disorderly scene at the JL & Apeo hall on Twentyfourth, where Dock Terry and Claude Nivenwell beat a man named Heber Deva. In court the pair faced fines and ball after a brawl in the jail, with one suspect dismissed. The narrative also touches on a traveling party led by Major Osterreth and mentions Nellie the fox terrier, a symbol amid foreign affairs chatter.
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Terry Pang
Clinton
Oxlet
JL & A
Dock
Terry
Claude Nivenwell
Heber Deve
Hla
Becauan
Jin Orbriet
Mike McGinley
Meffinirg Wen
O'Tirien
O'Brien
Sepha
Craswell Weer
Ophtiag Bélar
Reus
Amd
Acre
aMrlent
Bali Lake
Renersl
White Rill
Milford
Tab
Rill
Salt Lake
Baron Muncheur Fe
Osterreth
Firat Regiment of Guides
Nellie
Nellin
Brigium
England
Orletan
Belgians Meet Ogden Officials in Transcontinental Program
Belgian delegates including Count Louie dUrvert and Captain Comly arrive in Ogden for a formal meeting with local and federal officials at the Belging commission. The visit, led by Minister Mathiew Leebereg, focuses on a planned alliance and mutual interests with Washington and New Cuba relations.
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Treralent
Ogden City
oMdale
Qarigris
Belging Commission
Alied Hiates
Cheyenne
Woo
Neaver
Cole
Weberelah
Ceden Alter Valle Salt Lake
Monrheur
Washington
de Carter de Marchleonr
Mel Fian
de Ware
New Cuban
Asterrcih
Hector Ariler
Iio
Vwansellor Symon
Lena
Louie d'Urert
United States
Ite Spartiment
Capiatca Comly
Conk
Lelalan Ecvoca
West Valiance
Alale Br Albi
Hermitage Park Offers Amusements For A Leisure Afternoon
A brief notice describes Hermitage Park as a cool clean place with various amusements. The text references Nant Genes and Omaha Nebraska, and mentions a charter renting by Governor Silman with Mayorlite ulllilins in connection to municipal activities.
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Hermitage Park
Willems
Reptey
Omaha
Neb
Cis
Silman Nmamberaes
Pure God
GUL Welte
Mayorlite
Ulllilins
Dancing Boating and Bathing at Hermitage Park
A brief item notes Dancing Boating and Bathing events at The Hermitage Park. The write up highlights Icc Cream parlors in the area and marks 92 as a reference point or age. Nearby facilities and leisure options are referenced as part of the park’s offerings.
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Icc
the Hermitage Park
Farley Couple Held After Quarrel and Disturbance
Mr and Mrs Farley were arrested Sunday after a disturbance at the Keeler building where she cleans. They faced arraignment and a judge set bail as the couple described threats and an escalating dispute over alleged unwanted advances by a man named Swannon who followed their daughter.
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Insse Farley
Parley
Risty Dell
Farley
Beeles
John Aranner
Mather
Mr. Pandey
Alwr
Police Court Delivers Night Of Drunken Disorder
In a brisk Saturday morning session, several men pleaded guilty to drunkenness. Drown received a five to seven day term, and Morris faced fines deducted from wages. Others, including two Mexicans and several local men, were given suspended sentences or modest penalties for public intoxication and related disturbances. One man claimed blackberry brandy worsened his condition, while officers noted harassment of women and disruptive conduct. A few defendants, such as Allen and Carey, were released or given chances to reform.
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Erry Frank la
Picaingy
H. Drown
Drown
Morris
Hobson
Glee
Hearn
Fuesa
George M. Carey
Mike McClorey
Moore
Kot
Mike Off
John Met
John Doe
Jotvns
Dobns
Bie
Coma
Farm Destroyed by Severe Storm Near Farnam Neb
A cyclone swept Nebraskas Farnam area Saturday destroying a ranch home, windmill, barns, and oat buildings. Real estate dealer J. Kelly of Oxden reported losses and noted insurance would not cover his damage. Local telegrams describe extensive ruin to the Kelly ranch and surrounding crops.
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Nebraska Prair
Farnam
Neb
Fivorge J. Kelly
Oxden
Keb
Weelf
Kel Ty
Igden
Cherries Scarce for Canning in Home Markets
Local reports warn Orden housewives may lack cherries this season for canning as supplies tighten. Canners face shortages amid rising demand, with Modern Market owner J W Wilcos noting rumors of crop options. Authorities stress growers push canning demand to stabilize supply.
Catholica for Peace Ambtendam July Telegram Report
A Nerling telegram quotes Tegeblad nf Verlin on July 11 stating the Catholic Center party has formed a declaration seeking peace amid shifts in the National Liberal stance. The report notes the party’s uneasy position regarding the government’s approach to pacifist policy.
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Catholica For Peace Ambtendam
AmMenium
Tegeblad Nf
Catholic Center Party En Thetrichsiag
Vn Dlssynilogsolen
Athout
National
Shortage of Labor Not Declosed in City
A canvass of a major city factory by L I Taylor and eleven men shows a labor shortage is easing. Ogden Iron Works reports enough unskilled workers for now while the sugar factory notes no rush for more hands at present. Wage rates around 35 cents an hour are deemed good by many workers. The Labor Council of Defense says several hundred young boys were sent to beet fields and orchards. most receive fair pay but a few cases of possible exploitation prompted investigation and warnings to farmers.
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L. I. Taylor
Packie Asmur
Taylor
Ogden Iron Works
Tayelor
Wrbor Council of Defense
Robert F Wilton Hex
Defense Bureau
Writhon
Council of Defense
Western Union Officials Inspect Ogden Office Upgrade
On a trip of inspection Western Union high officials visit Ogden to confer with local manager Dermody. A. D. Cowan general manager and C. Disindin division commercial manager are among the visitors. They discuss installing modern machinery at the Ogden office to boost the local plant's efficiency and standing.
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Weetrro
Odeo
W. J
Dermody
Tistiora
A. D Cowah
CO. Disndin
C.H. Kelly
U. G. Life
Salt Take Mra
Cowan
Mra Life
Ogden
United States
Ogden Guardsmen Return to Ogden for Training Camp
National Guardsmen led by Major Kneass return from Mexican border duty to Ogden. They visited Jordan Narrows and praised progress in field entrenchments while spending a weekend at the Ogden battery.
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Ogden
W. FL. Karase
Jordan Narrows
Knears
National
Jonian Nacroed
Orden
Ogden Golfers Defeat Salt Lake In Intercity Match
Ogden golfers defeated Salt Lake 54 to something in a club selector match at the Me den Country club yesterday afternoon. The Exit Lakers surged in taming, but Ogden clocked thirteen matches. The next intercity clash will be in Salt Lake City Sunday with about forty Ogden players meeting Salt Lake on the Salt Lake Country club links. Wright beat Parcs worth, Tarsoo defeated Buckwillier, Blerlos beat Johnson, Murphy defeated Murphy, Glick beat Larkins, Thdler beat Sullivan, Perry beat Eatery, Brown beat Ryhert, Jillette and Penisch tied, Tarra defeated Crichlow, Day beat Bootie, Nebeker beat Kosi, Wollette defeated Appercan.
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Ogden Pollera
Salt Lake
Galen
Lakers
Ogden
Ogtén
Woo. Wright
Tom. Parcsworth
Salt Take
Tarsoo
le Tiny Buckwiller
V. Blerlos
BE. Johnson
Murphy
Mark Murphy
Atheir Glick
W. A. Larkins
Thdler
C. Sullivan
Baty Lake
Perry
W. J. Eatery
Saltake
Ope Wee Brown
A. E. Ryhert
Charles Jillette
Fred Penisch
Day
W. TI. Bootie
Rat Lake
Colin
N.R. Nebeker
CA. Kosi
Zapy Wol Wattta
Alt. Appercan
Troops Sent to Ray Copper Camp Reported
An army officer in Douglas reports troops moved to a Ray Copper production center, confirming military presence at the facility. The vague dispatch mentions officer Onyok Vag and July 16 timing, with limited details on objectives or outcomes.
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RAY Copper
Douglas
Arik
Potter
Officers Reserve Training Camps Drill with Grenades and Bayonets
Recruits at Officers Reserve Training Camps undergo intensive drilling in modern warfare tactics. Grenade throwing and bayonet charging are emphasized as the new approach replaces the old bayonet thrust. American recruits are said to be notably adept at throwing, aided by a national pastime that fosters accuracy.
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U. S. Army
Exemption Boards Slow In Numbering In Draft Process
Washington July 16 federal draft machinery moves toward a final lottery this week but exemption boards lag in numbering. Officials say drawing cannot occur before Saturday at earliest as fifteen states have not completed board organization. The process requires two copies of numbered lists to marshal generals and state governors with thousands of districts still awaiting shipment from Washington.
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Washington
Lesa Thian
Ins
LW W Denying Strike Order Chicago July 36 A
A Chicago report says the Lumber Workers union denies a strike order claiming all lumber and timber workers would strike starting tomorrow and be reclaimed today at LW W headquarters. Secretary William Saywood denied knowledge of the report.
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Chicago
1. W
LW. W
William Saywood
Sid
Pratt
Fifteen States Lag Behind in War Material Orders
Washington dispatch notes delays across states in coordinating war production. Governors report slow receipt of orders from national boards, causing late exports to Washington. Officials urge prompt fulfillment of conscription and provisioning lines to meet Provost Marshal General requirements.
Knighted by King George for service in wartime
London report states Sir Pagglas Vinte was made aKnight of the Order of the British Empire in a ceremony commemorating wartime service. The event took place as part of royal honors during the king’s official arrangements.
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London
Sir Pagglas Vinte War
Order of the Thimte
King George
U boats Sink Two Steamships In Last Week’s Wrecks
New York reported two more steamships sunk by German torpedo attacks last week. The Liplamt Une feelgbier, a 4598 ton vessel in ballast from Liverpool, and the Ficamor Kloto, a Fy. ton ship long associated with White Star, were torpedoed. Details describe the losses and ships’ origins.
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New York
T-Bor
Liplamt Une Feelgbier
Squat Lan, & Steamship
Fae Daund
Liverpool
Ficamor Kloto
Ernst
White Star
Manchester
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Western Union
Ogden ON
Lhl Growo Tory
U-boata
Calliarnia
Haig
ST. Louis
Fant BL Louis
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