Republican committee urges fund drive across county
Paul W. Stecher and associates of the national Republican committee plan to solicit contributions from Republicans countywide to back a campaign fund. The drive will include letters to voters and notices in Republican papers urging support for a vigorous campaign based on the party’s administrative record and Theodore Roosevelt’s leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James
Eherman
Ional
Ita Campaten Fund
Coublty
Hcm
Sherian
Alt Aectlone
Mar
Tbe
Ogden area notes and miscellaneous city updates
A long column of random local notices details residents visiting, traveling, and social events in Ogden and nearby areas. It mentions names like Mrs. W. J. Malling, Prof. George A. Eaton, and Mrs. Thomas Nei, plus various trips, weddings, repairs, and community happenings. The blurbs cover dinners, theater, camping trips, and public works with many addresses and informal observations.
Excursion from Fer K to Vrabon Wells July 26
A ferry or rail excursion arranged by local organizers departs at 12:43 PM from a station near 114 26th Street and returns the same day. The trip costs 1.00 dollars. Participants meet at the depot and proceed under city oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickers
Pbtaiord
Vrabon
Ogden to Close Business Houses for Twenty Fourth
Ogden prepares for the Twenty fourth celebration with all business houses to close tonight at 10 p m. Stores and theatres will open until 1 a m to shelter revelers while growers and butchers keep half day on holidays. A parade is planned in Huntville with motorists forming a valley-bound convoy for the event. Local attractions and a canyon line display are billed as record-setting features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Slriasciama
Croydyn
Agale
Burincas Boasea
Rloves
Atorea
Huntatille
Automobiliste
Tate
Court quarrel over rain ends in discharge for battery
Police court heard a farcical dispute centered on rain damage between Mrs Cedale, wife of a Twenty Sixth street barber, and neighbor Cerliate. Water runoff caused a trench battle as residents complained of drainage, charges of battery were dismissed after testimony as others faced mendicancy and assault cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butio
Cedale
Cerlale
Bierel
Hegel
Biegel
Jacob
Ceriale
Juco
Sacub
Cotate'a
Hladlich
Mra
Gerlae
Murphy
Carr
Chatter
Frank Willams
D.C. Lindsay Saa
J. H. Deerate
Arrest of Ale Tandenbers in Hudson Alley Robbery
Ale Tandenbers, a figure tied to the underworld, was arrested this morning by Officer Madlock in connection with a robbery in Hudson Alley last night. A stash of dresswear identified by a local Alley resident was found in Lunderberg's shop. Police recovered items from a trunk and sawed evidence suggesting intentions to pawn loot for liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ale Tandenbers
Oficer Madlock
Hudson Alley
Lunderberg
Tumdenbers
Antena Die plans summer visit to Cleveland
Cleveland, July 22. Antena Die rere ent planaste dhraged, John 1. Moeke feller dix coming to Cleveland to spend the latter part ah the summer. Accompanied by hie physican, De, GW Digger, Mr. Hoekefeller ix ne pected to ansear to Cleveland same time r Saturday, July got someetest Ly mate Whar return to Tykiv at the end of Ms . and take ci hin anual residence here for the summer reason. The entire path of Mocees and nomoniicy was ablepet to Chavdind for Serke ag upon Mr. Rockefeller's departure for Tarope.
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Cleveland
Antena
John
Moekefeller dix
Hoekefeller
Ansear
tYkiv
Mocees
Nomoniicy
Serke Ag
Street Car Troubles Settled Agreement Reaches Terms
A settlement ends a long dispute between Clearville Transit and its employees after weeks of threatened strikes. The accord, drafted by a joint committee, grants varified pay increases based on tenure and positions, while preserving the company's right to assign workers to front or rear cars as needed. The agreement also outlines discipline and service rules, with monthly wage steps and a new schedule set for enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden Kapit Transit
Rompany
Ban Toen Aptiied
Onal Ore
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Ieee
Ely Mothe
Horse and Buggy Stolen Near Odetrakt and Everett
A horse and buggy were taken from Sixteenty sleet where the horse was tied to a Diehing port. The loss was found about mint oclock, police alerted, and officers sent to Wokong for the stolen rig. By morning the horse and buggy were recovered at the ivory stay hie with the front wheel broken and other damage suggesting reckless use. A partial description was provided as detectives pursued the likely culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odetrakt
Everett
Wokong
Department of the
Pocatello Man Drops Challenge in Horse Race Feud
C A Jobneor of Pocatello failed to show for his promised race against Hank, owned by Charles Zelmer, for 200 dollars at the fairground. Zelmer accepted the wager and posted a forfeit, awaiting if the match will be held, amid doubts Jobneor had real intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Jobneor
Pocatello
Hank
Charles Elper
Zelmer
Dan
Jobson
Johnson
Cricket IX Salt Lake Defects to Represent Ogden Raiders
The following players have defected to play for Ogden Raiders in a July 2 cricket match. Captain Matiost leads Nelson Teck Stue Salpley Smurthwaite Warner Sandiford Madson Macartney with Silverthorn Niligan Kennery as substitutes. Game scheduled promptly at 1 p.m.
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Ogden Ra
Bull jLake
Matiost
Nelson
Teck
Stue
Salpley
Smurthwaite
Warner
Sandiford
Madson
Macartney
Silverthorn
Niligan
Kennery
Lp Oa
Labor Party Ready to Begin Campaign
Warrington July 22 The executive council of the American Federation of Labor declares its intent to enter politics to aid the trades union movement and urges organized labor to elect officials favorable to labor's call. The statement cites misuse of power, supports nonpartisan engagement, and condemns partisan manipulation while pledging to advocate for worker rights.
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Warrington
Executive Council
The
American Pateration of Labor Made
Gevernl
Trades Union Movement
Anl Trhomte
Organized Labor
Rounetolay
Ite
Organlard
United States
Fete
County Board Hears Water and Railroad Franchise Petition
Delegates from Hooper Wilson Marriott Plaza City and Farr West asked county commissioners during the forecon session to appoint water engineers for Weber River irrigation. The board debated authority, then planned to appoint commissioners to retormind candidates. The chair reported a city council lease for a peat hours project near the city building and authorized county interest. The board also granted Simon Bambergret a franchise to operate his railroad through Iverdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hooper, Wilson, Marriott
Plaza City
Farr West
Honera
Weber River
Tun Conmmlsstoners
St Ix
Becagae
Chairean Glenford
Qilesieg
Simon Bamber
Iverdale
Guests Reenter Sunday at the Hermiteace
Among Sunday reentries at the Herm are J. C. Little of Salt Lake C D Porter of San Francisco George R Ort and wife from Bt Doula Reason and wife from Salt Lake Stea Mayer from Chicago O Kobe of New York Aug uel Naum and wife Ciardanati IB Solaman from Culeago
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Herm
Iere
J. C. Little
Salt Lake
C.D. Porter
San Francisco
George R. Ort
Bt Doula
Aff
Reason
Stea Mayer
Chiwatt I
O. Kobe
New York
Auguel Naum
Ciardanati
IB Solaman
Culeago
Home Fire and Marine Insurance to Wind Up Business
San Francisco based Home Fire and Marine Insurance company to liquidate after attempts to transfer assets from the Firemen's Fund failed. President W. J. Dultan notes the Home's liabilities exceed assets with substantial sums reserved against various claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. J. Dultan
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Home Fire and
Martee Ie
Oll Firemen's Punch Insurance Company
California
Triston Ia
Firemen's Fund
Firemen’s Fund Tosurstee Corporation
Itn
Peiesuraner
Grand Jury Tracing Missing Liquor Case Details
A grand jury is convened to trace the disappearance of liquor linked to military and supply networks. Officials demand full investigation into shipments, distribution, and potential ties to relief operations amid wartime pressures.
The Blue Ribbon Mystery at Ogden Milling Elevator
A fragmented dramatic tale recalls a young woman awaiting surgery after a ribbon blue thread becomes a turning point. A surgeon hints at health tied to the blue ribbon as fear and fate mingle with medical detail before an uneasy ending unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eve
Abe Galli
Laurie Kills Five And Injures Twenty In Hall Game
A distorted account describes a deadly and injurious incident at a hall game between a boost team and a rival. It mentions Laurie involved in fatalities and twenty injuries, with scattered names and ages blurred. The report references a chaotic scene with security and emergency responders arriving as chaos ensues.
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Wort Awe Fred M. Nye Co
Clothiers
Paul WW. Stecher
Washington Ave
Wren
A. E. Weatherby
W. J. Malling
A. J. Cronin
George A. Eaton
Daly Lake Hizh
Sanday
Ogden
Broters
Eaton Hie
Lewis
Goth
Susie
Florence Tall
Mise Bina Larskin
Chs
Serente Street
la H. Dessatt Han
Leet Autoawhite
Weeratt
Tian Kathing Works
Jurper Vth
Adolph C. Hanten
Athanes Most, Treerly
Isale
Mitter
Dernier
Ind
Phote
Myerdale
Soran
J. Fisenbere
Fame
BBS Weat
Tinanty Fourth Street
Mpeat
Simtay
Utah
Henery Co
Marinen Andurin
Nck Springs
Aiitenat
Odessre Uring
Tereily
Thomas Nei
Multe Bs Ratting Shea
Log Aviaiut
Eeb Meney Kelley
Veneg Te Wanay and
Goo Real Estate, Gea
Bh Reier
Tegiening
Taleetay
Rapid Fransiy Company
Kathicine Streenmell
Troyou
Mel
Jon
Stegla
Sra
Willan N. Poticrern
Polat
Pacific Court
Fawke
Spargo'é
Bob Binre
Norman Chrisienaca
Balt Lake
Miro Martha Hiblet
Clarafie Iberg
Washington Arenua
Halt Lake
Isaac Fife
Adare Avence
T. T. Carnes
Idaho
Loran
Tver Waddell
Aft Trulaeite
Dew Canyon
Tal Gortelt
George Reis
Minton Parkand Cement
Crajdet
Edith Gandate
Wiliam Pickett
Wright
Clrthing
Ephraim de Vana
Revangelic
Theteviife
Mise
Mary Kowiv
Haw
Bere
Oxford
A, Enttriete
Henry Came & Company of
Dickerson
Fray el
Wife
Hervallace
F. Strange
Proprietee
Ef Strangr
Waablecon Avenue
Evatt
Last
Thomas
Mra J Te Chartrand
Win
W. A. Everett
Wallavede
Ronnie Park
Abeart
H.C. Wardiriga
Din Warhlegion Avenue
Han
Fey
Karl Greetwell
Moyle Furniture Company
Walter Holbrook
Charles Stratford
Haleemen
Ogden Purnire & Carpet Company
Gant
South Fork Canyon
Mina Mary Stallings
Ming Wide Fow
Jeere Howell
Frm
Reeaz
Vowel & Sons
Kantseiy
Denver
John T
Att Lake
Eio Twenty-fourth Street
Tla
Tria
Austic
Rasmusten
Hie
Los Angeles
Goostra Dart
Mr. Hasmaseet
Goede
Blaelore
William A. Crockett
Elly OM
Logan
George Allenert Tole
Ogden Valley
Huntarilte
Malthe Anderson
Mary J. Grutha
iBack Springs
Wye
Walter TV
Benville
Germany
Heaville
Aup
Sablush Arrivol
Sra. H.Y. McLaughin
Soo
Californ
Ube Fa
Zion
Fred W. Thackwell, & Son
John T. Newton
Morgan
Farkhurst
Insurance Company
Ogten Rik
Thavér
GA. H
Gaden Canyon
Te Mae
Dovetork
Che Cadujim
Sanlianum
Joaceh Sib
North Oeten
Bern
Lar Taylor
Orden
Cherry Creek
Teere
Nevada
Marner Mabler
Flepartan Rat
Pedro Etanghlet
Tro Teles
J. S. Lewis & Co
Hunte Walle
Allen
Stolm
Bineed Incluses
Quee von
Sixteenth Street
Cricket
Labor Party
Agene
Epecal
Peesttey
Burt
Bamberger
Pernal
JeRerein Park
Gherty
the Paine
Gary Fa
Makola
Greely
Alice Blue
Aimona
Alwayem
Talna Drig
OGDEN MILLING @ ELEVATOR Co
Laurie
Eltee Ileal Siete
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