President of Irish Republic greeted at Union Depot
Eamonn de Valera, president of the Irish Republic, was greeted by a crowd at Union Depot with a mix of enthusiasm and quiet ceremony. San Francisco plans included a formal welcome by Hibernians and local officials and a later reception to mark his visit and discuss Ireland’s future.
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Wirtvh Republic
San Francisco
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Eamonn de Valera
Tha Ge
Order of Hibernians
America
Canara
Sacramento
Hibernians
Te Valera
de Valera
A. Smyth
Don Maguire
Josephine Ferrara
Dempsey to Attend Luncheon in Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey arrived in Los Angeles with manager Jack Kearns and will be guest of honor at a luncheon with newspaper men and sportsmen. He plans to visit San Francisco and Salt Lake City to see his mother before returning for further work.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hecapzey
San Francisco
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Salt Lake
Raynham Flight Failure Near St Johns Coast
Raynham attempted an ocean flight from St Johns area but failed to take off. The craft reached only a short distance before crashing to the ground. Both Raynham and the navigator survived, though injury is reported for the navigator. Local authorities investigate the wreck.
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ST. Johns
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Erick
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Camping Places on Logan River and Cache Forest
The article notes about 200 camping spots along the Logan River in Cache National Forest with heavy weekend traffic. Blacksmith Fork canyon fishing is good, but many campsites must be rented from private parties. Fire danger is high after recent brush and watershed damage, and visitors are warned to fully extinguish fires and avoid burning materials.
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Logen
Cache National Forest
Blacksmith Fork Canyon
Hardware
Logan Canyon
Weber Normal College Gymnasium Plans Approved
Three presidents and the Weber Normal College Board announce plans for a new college gymnasium to be sent to the church first presidency for approval. The design includes a three-story building with basement and roof garden, a 84 by 200 foot ground plan, gym floor, four handball courts, a pool, dance floor, and extensive facilities. Ground has been purchased on Twenty fourth Street between Adams and Jefferson avenues to join the current campus.
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Unis County
Weber Normal College
John Watsag
James Wotherspoon
Aronde
David O. McKey
Woods and Jensen
Shreeve
Ing
Simlil
Twenty-fourth Street
Adams and
Jefferson Avenues
Weather report for Utah shows showers and drought drag
Weather bureau report by J Col Alcor Salt Lake City notes week ending July 16 a few heavy showers in southern Utah improving range and water supply while drought persists in northern Utah and much of the inland West crops show fair yields with harvests progressing and alfalfa second cuttings beginning scattered showers reach Idaho and Nevada benefiting ranges temperatures reach mid to high 90s with scattered cooler days across listed stations livestock conditions range from fair to good depending on water supply
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United States Department of Agriculture
Salt Lake City
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Utah
Idaho
Nevada
Wyoming
Afton
Wyo
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Michesne
Elka
Nev
Feedo
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Vinh
Logan
Hth
jPlock
Gue
Mead
Matto Ulsh
Lownstall
Montpelier
Oakley
Aka
Vocatello
Lowes
Weather Summary for St George and Salt Lake Areas
St George Utah reports a high of 108 and low of 66 with thundering conditions. Salt Lake area sees a high of 98 and low of 64 with crops fair and rain needed. Strawberry E Porta notes rain is needed and stacks are good.
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St. George
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Salt Lake
Back From Idaho Morby reports crop prospects improving
Morby and family have returned from southern Idaho where he visited Preston and farming districts. He says drought has not blackened the agricultural horizon as much as feared and that fair wheat harvests are expected with sugar beets yielding well. Rainfall near Smithfield is anticipated to aid crop maturity.
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Wright
Idaho
Mr. Morby
Preston
Drouth
Smithfield
Eva Moyes Wins B A Degree and Life Diploma
Miss Eva Moyes principal of the Quincy school in the city has earned a bachelor of arts degree and a high school life diploma from the state She also received an honorary high school diploma from the University of Utah and a two year supervision certificate from the state board recently.
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Eva Moyes
Quincy
All City
Moyes
University of Utah
Miss Moyes
Slate Board
Earth Dam Is to Be Constructed for Water Storage
An application for water from the Weber river was filed with state engineer George F. McGonigle. Jacob Neilson seeks three second feet to store between May 1 and October 13 in an earth dam 47 feet long and five feet high with concrete spillway. Water would be released downstream to irrigate 120 acres, with no water claimed below the filing.
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Weber River
George F. McGonigle
Jacob Neilson
R. Fld. No. 1
Den
Walker Slough
Two Points of Diversion and Used Rigate Twenty Acres
A terse note records two points of diversion and the use of twenty acres with unspecified details. The fragmentary text mentions rights or water use and land area, suggesting a legal or property record entry. Strong entities include two points of diversion and twenty acres.
Police Sergeant and Prisoner Arrive From Denver to Ogden
Police Sergeant Henry Dietel of the San Francisco force arrived in Ogden with prisoner William Burnette, accused of stealing a diamond valued at $400. The prisoner was housed in the city jail for the night.
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Henry Dietel
San Francises Police
Ogden
Denver
William Burnette
Elty
Utah Idaho Central Hearing Date Fixed by Commission
The public utilities commission will hold a hearing in Brigham City on July 23 regarding Utah Idaho Central Railroad's request to remove local street car tracks. The company operates a half hourly service from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. over 3.41 miles, with daily operating revenue about $3.78 before overhead and $5.69 gross. Brigham City is mentioned as the place of the hearing and service area.
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Public Utilities Commission
Brigham City
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad Company
Addit Hon
Tantem
Paving Plan Seeks Rail Removal Investment Reconsidered
A local proposal for plating and paving involves removing rails along a street and redirecting pole lines. The company has invested about 342000 and estimates paving expenses at 143000. Officials say there is no forecast that the system could break even on such an investment.
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Stréai
Skelibout
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