Seventh Day Adventists and End Time Beliefs Stated
The Ogden Standard reports Seventh Day Adventists reject any fixed date for the Lord’s return, asserting no one knows the day or hour. It details their faith on seals in Revelation, the 1780 dark day, 1838 sun/meteoric events, and the 1893 prophecies, noting their upcoming talk on “The Unpardonable Sin.”
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Arangelist Booth
Ogden Standard
Texas
Constantinople
Europe
Vert Worth
Paul
Dar Azes
Glaod
Neal Webster
New England
Heraclel
North America
Earth
Connecticut Observer
Excursions North Rates Advertised to Nevada and Idaho
Very few round trip rates to northern Utah and to Idaho locales via Oregon Short Line Union Pacific System. For rates and full particulars call City Ticket Office Orpheum Block or phone 2600. Read the Classified Ads.
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Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Nouthern
Utah
Idaho Palots
Orepheum
Arraignment Roundup in September Court Docket
Judge N J Harrie entered judgments in default against Hoona Investment and Corey Brothers for 20500 with foreclosures on two notes dated August 13 1910 for 13000 and December 8 1914 for 37000. Secret judgment favored Hoona against Richard Jessop on a May 21 1914 note for 800. Several defendants pleaded not guilty including Alphonse Roberts William Blanchfield W Fitsgerald and William Smith Joseph Poster and W Jones. Mrs Edna Butler’s arraignment was deferred to September 3 and most defendants claimed poverty prompting court appointed counsel.
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N. J. Harrie
Hoona Investment Company
Corey Brothers Construction Company
Name Company
Richard Jessop
John C. Davis
Alphonse Roberts
Oregon
West Twents
W. Jones
Butgher
Chief of Police Norton Returns From Coast Tour
Chief of Police W. J. Norton returned from a California tour with the Ogden Tabernacle choir. He and Mrs Norton plus a sister in law and child traveled via San Francisco and Los Angeles while the ladies continued to San Diego. Norton praised the trip as a pleasant outing and praised the choir's effect on visitors, noting it would advertise Ogden and Utah well. He preferred a future vacation in the home mountains.
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W. J. Norton
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
California
San Francisco
Two Faire
Ogden
Utah
Increase in Tax Levy To Balance City School Budget
County commissioners approved a levy increase to 2 mills to cover the city school system deficit of 640,000 dollars and enable plans for the coming year. Superintendent A M Miller and board members welcomed the reversal of last year’s levy inadequacy, noting funds would not be exhausted.
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Veatardey
A. OM Milla
Plana
Mirevlors
Adminstratrix Appointed in Reno Estate Case and Docket Updates
In Judge J Harris division Tillis C Gordon was appointed Adminstratrix of the estate of Ambrose C Reno with bond set at 1100. Final account and distribution approved for Dee Hunter estate. Temporary alimony of 20 dollars per month ordered for Amelia Barker to defend divorce from Joseph D Barker. Proceedings delayed for Martin Smith and Hoken Oleen search appeals to September 2. Hearing on Caroline Hansen v Frederick Hansen continued to August 16. Sherman v Maggie Sherman modification motion set for August 9 before Judge J D Call.
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No J. Harris
District Court
Tillis C. Gordon
Ambrose C. Reno
Dee Hunter
Joseph D. Barker
Amelia Barker
Judge Harris Declines August Vacation and Schedules Ex Parte Hearings
Judge N J Harris announced no vacation in August and will remain on the bench until August 16. He arranged with Judge J D Call of Brigham to hear ex parte matters, probate, and motion calendars. On August 9 he issued rulings dismissing claims and denying new trials in several cases, including Sidney Stevens Implement Co v James H Wallis and Theodore Kytkays v Weber County. Separate demurrers were preferred and defendants were given ten days to answer.
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N. J. Harris
Howell
J. D. Call
Brigham
Interia
Harris
Deefatonn
Ibs
Sidney Stevens Implement Co
James H. Wallis
Theodore Kytkays
Weber County
Joseph T. Skeen
George G. McFarland
Montana Freight Agent Reports Mixed Mining Yet Potatoes Promising
A.W. Gore traveling freight and passenger agent of the Chicago and North Western rode through Ogden en route to Salt Lake City. He noted Montana mining centers like Butte and Dillon reopening and progressing while agriculture suffers from heavy rains damaging hay and crops. potato yields are expected to be large this year.
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A.W. Gore
Chicago & North Western
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Butte
Mont
Montana
Gorle
Dillon
Temple Texas Murder Sends Three Children’s Death into Mystery
The Grimes family home near Temple, Texas, was the scene of a brutal murder of three children and injuries to their father and mother. Surgical exam suggests motive remains unknown. Evidence includes a spike and rail cutter reportedly from a Santa Fe station near the house. The couple and others are in critical condition or unresponsive.
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Grits
SP Shops Closed for Two Days After Layoff
Southern Pacific shops, except the rare dhopa, shut last night for two days with many workers laid off. Officials say the cut stems from reduced salaries appropriations at Ogden. Local shop work mainly repairs for the Northern division, but incoming jobs from the Southern division plus money constraints drove the shutdown. A train of ten engines is stranded awaiting repair, affecting employment outlook.
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Southern Pacific
Premini
Ogden
Los Apegolen
Serious famine in north Mexico shocks border region
Laredy Texas reports a severe food shortage across northern Mexico with general business stagnation and signs of a nationwide shutdown of the mining industry. An American traveler notes dwindling wages and scarce provisions as locals and foreigners alike face hunger and theft in border districts.
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Tex
Mexico
Asset Ural
Bit Hee
Ihe
Torem
Shortare
Atmore Jean
Ralironda
Tax Order Threatens Small Shops and Industry
The report notes shop owners may close if tax increases proceed, citing long-time taxpayers unable to manage property taxes. It highlights industry fears of extinction and mentions military actions as Carranza troops struggle near Torreon, with no advance on Paredon.
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Hiust
Monterey
Carranza
Paredon
Torreon
Broad way star features in three part cinema rundown
A listing notes "Romance of Elaine" "In the Days of Famine" and "The Master of the Sword" plus Biograph special and "A Horse of Another Color." It highlights Essanay reels with a five cent c-LYCEUM-5c showing.
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Elaine
Master of the Sword
Biograph
Essanay
C—Lyceum
Aliens Influence Causing Strikes In Labor War
Washington reports President Gompura of the American Hodorattist of Labor reiterates charges that foreign influencers seek to provoke strikes in the United States. He cites correspondence with the Central Federated Union of New York and denies mentioning Germans or Bridgeport. He urges workers to discountenance any sacr ation plans amid alleged overseas meddling.
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Washington
Gompura
Ships and strikes raised by foreign influence claims
A 19th century style defense asserts no foreign interference causing seamen and longshoremen strikes while acknowledging corruption rumors. The discussion mentions a “Fighting Hope” sermon and a lawyer noting restitution and a wife’s support, amid tension over national loyalty and workers’ actions.
Kansas City Court Enjoins Gilmore in Federal Case
A federal court today issued an injunction against James A. Gilmore and the Federal Isapin Ab, restraining them from tampering with payors under the center to the Wansar Cy American Annanta Now tum. The order seeks to preserve payments and prevent further interference pending further proceedings.
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Former champion sentenced in hoax theft case
New York July 4 AWRULY or Tonehard, a former indoor champion, faced a partial report of charges as he admitted taking $140 from a property while employed. The tale mentions a number of prominent individuals connected to the inquiry and a general atmosphere of public attention.
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New York
Tonehard
Hampton
Tallworth
Osteopaths Granted Registration Under Federal Rule Change
Washington adopts Harrison era regulation changes to allow osteopaths to register enabling them to administer drugs where permitted by law as practitioners.
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Washington
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