Republicans to Cal Mass Convention
City Republican central committee meets at Kelly and Tierrick to call a mass meeting of Ogden Republicans seeking a unified slate for city commissioner, auditor, and police judge. They plan a September 8 gathering to name a single ticket, arguing parties may nominate candidates. Socialists may split votes to influence primaries. The piece weaves in polemics on democracy, baptism, and a church-themed sermon titled The Scarlet Word tonight.
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Republican Central Committee
Kelly & Tierrick
Ogden
Non-Partizanum
de Aef7or
Rejgublicus
Doars
Helen
Pat
Soclaliet
Republicats
Ina
Aplit
Banlism Theme At Tent Revival Prompts Mixed Message
An evangelist at a tent on Washington avenue near Twenty eighth street preaches Burnlism amid disputed conduct. The speaker references the Berlin area and emphasizes faithfulness to the Lord’s commandments while warning about earthly inhabitants.
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Bodth
Evangelist
Washington Avenue
Aixth Treet
Berlin
Grace Cunnard and Francis Ford in Old Pegleg's Will
Grace Cunnard and Francis Ford star in a Western romance tale set in Their Island of Hope ines with Edna Maison and Billie’s Baby a bold tomboy feature presented by LYCEUM.
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Grace Cunnard
Francis Ford
Island of
Hopines
Edna Maison
Billie
Post Office Urged to Wake Exhibits at Fairs
Postmaster General A S Burleson urges Browning to display parcel post exhibits at county fairs and expositions to educate public use. Despite no specific funding, departments press for exhibitions with country product displays and a post office clerk explaining parcel post areas. Chinatown at the Alhambra opens next Friday 1 to 11 p.m with no price increase.
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A. $. Burleson
Browning
Alhambra
Bride seeks divorce and alimony from Hirshenfeld
In district court Oriane Nicholas Hirshenfeld sues Leo Hirshenfeld claiming a March marriage in 1911 and alleges failure to provide for basic necessities. She requests restoration of her maiden name, costs, attorney fees, and general alimony relief.
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Orlens N. Hirshenfeld
Leo Hirshenfeld
Oriane Nicholas
Railway Answers A Damage Suit
The defendant Ogden Union Railway & Nepot company filed an answer in the damage suit brought by Mrs. Louise Brueatl, claiming she is the surviving wife of Fred Brueatle, who died after being struck by a switch engine. The railway asserts negligence by Mc Hrvestra contributed to the injuries, and notes Fred Druestie was previously injured in the yard accident.
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Louise Brueatl
Ogden Union Tailway & Nepot Company
Fred Brueatle
Mc Hrvestra
Fred Druestie
Hameb
Wrights Hourly Bargains Promised Tomorrow
The Wrights store reports two weeks of hourly sales drawing crowds as remnant stocks clear out. A third sale is planned for tomorrow with expectations of better bargains and widespread savings. An all day event starts at 10 a m with hourly sales except during the noon hour when a luncheon is served.
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Wrights
Standard
Geddes case cited night sessions in estate trial
In the David Eccles estate case involving Albert Geddes, attorneys claim three court sessions and hot weather tired them, hindering witness consultations and proper case presentation. The article also notes the film Copper starring Garwood and Mersereau and the final episodes of Black Box at Oracle Theater.
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David Eccles
Albert Geddes
C. A. Boyt
Frank J. Gustin Hve
Boyd
Wm, Garwood
Violet Mersereau
Black Box
Oracle Theater
Wm. Garwood
Teachers Are Given Authority in City School System
Gr. J. Thurman and Dias W. Woodbury of the State School for the Deaf and Blind were named special officers by the city board of commissioners on a Browning recommendation to patrol near the institution and make arrests when depredations occur. A petition to build a gasoline and oil handling building for autos on vacant land at Grant and Twankeyett streets was referred to safety officials. A $1,837.75 fireproof addition for the new building was approved, with payments authorized to Mallin & Palm Construction. J P O'Nail Construction Co. won the contract to pave Jackson Avenue between Grant and Twankeyett.
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Gr. J. Thurman
Dias W. Woodbury
State School For
A. May
City Board of Commissioners
Samuel Browning
Scme
Grant Avenue
7. P. O'Nail Construction Company
Jackson Avanue
Batwonn
Jowest Bid Wins State Accounts Claim Allowed and Paid
Department records show BE 4162.90 as the Jowest bidder on twenty fifth and twenty sixth sheets. Claims amounting to 2400.38 were allowed and warrants drawn. Costs in the Edgar Jower case against Ogden totaled 42.70, paid by the auditor, with Love and Business, and Wm. Garwood and Violet involved.
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Jowest
Allier
Edgar Jower Ao
Ogden
Ashman Rose sues Oregon Short Line for 6060 injury claim
Ashman Rose filed suit in district court against Oregon Short Line and others seeking 6060 damages for personal injuries from a collision with a train on Twenty-first Street June 22 1916. He alleges the train was operated carelessly and faster than allowed, causing a violent fall and permanent injury amid obstructed view from trees.
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Ashman Rove
Oregon Short Line Company Et al
Twenty Tiret Street
British 10 Sends Another Note
Washington July 27 British} note cabled Secretary Langing reporting Drtigh government actions sugar and other details. New York dispatch notes terse exchanges on orders and counts while foreign notes and economic hints clouded the day.
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Washington
Bir Yeaward Grey
Langing
Drtigh
New York
Sonu
Molas
Poll Tax Notice Clarifies Court Ruling and Collection
A. G. Harris, tax collector, warns that despite a Supreme Court ruling deeming poll tax unconstitutional, the city will enforce collection for 1915. Notices were served and payment is due by August 1 to avoid court action. Dated July 15, 2916.
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Supreme Court
A. G. Harris
Card of Thanks for Nan sy L. Taylor’s Family
Card of thanks from Harvey Taylor and family for the kindness shown after the passing of their mother Mis. Nan sy L. Taylor. They thank speakers singers and all who aided in funeral arrangements. Advertisement notes The Cub tomorrow with The Goddess added Wednesday only at Alhambra.
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Mis
Nansy L. Taylor
Harvey Taylor Ant
Alhambra
World markets rally as industrial group leads early gains
New York July 37 A broml bus ing Wovnment Tested mrican qibykly in the first half Hour of trading. Demand largely to the group of industrists with recent prominence. United States Steel bought in blocks and rose about a point. Bethlehem Steelway up 11-1/2 to 24. Gaitwin Locomotive 13-4 to 84 1 Canis tar BR pref 58 to 68. All new high records. Other speculative issues gained slightly while the railroad M61 fell.
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New York
Broml
Wovnment
Industrists
Sterel
Bethlehem Stee!way
Fey Gaitwin
Canistar BR
Alis Chamnters
Chicago Grain Market Fluctuates Amid Weather Outlook
Market notes show higher prices for wheat with mixed signals from European supplies. Indiana movement referenced while domestic conditions face rust fears and variable opening prices give way to a rally and narrow trading ranges.
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Chicago
Alowly
Indiana
Unclear Market Note From Yesterday and Weekly Stats
A fragmented report notes yesterday's Nauldation and bearish weekly statistics. At noon values were unchanged with minor shifts in T potath lower, reflecting a subdued market mood despite mixed data.
Secretary Garrison Revises Military Preparedness Plans
Washington July 27 Secretary Garrison returned from a brief holiday and began preparing asistant for President Wilson on national military preparedness. He said there is no hurried program, proceeding calmly to produce a general outline of reorganization. He expects vonsey with Wilson after Cornish to set plans to report. The note yesterday will not be published tomorrow. The last American note to Germany may have influenced Britain to be willing to consider new US suggestions.
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Washington
Garrison
Wilon
C Vonsey
Wilson
Cornish
Iim
Catlon
U. S
Germany
Great Britain
Balligerents
Edward Gray
Garrizon
Strike Leaders In Conference In New York
Bridgeport Conn July 27 Leaders of the employees of the Remington factory were in New York on matters connected with a general strike of workers in American ammunition factories. There was no change in the situation at the factory with public contracting plants where employees resumed their strike last Wednesday. An aboard party discussed loading a ship and the chaperone being thrown overboard in a brash exchange on a yacht.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Remington
New York
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