Cadillac Garage Opening With Music Program in Ogden
The Cadillac Company of Ogden prepares a formal opening next week for its new garage east of the Odgen theater on Twenty fifth street. The modern concrete brick and steel structure offers a 60 by 100 foot building with a 30-car capacity garage, a sales and display room, and comfortable office quarters. Manager W R Taylor expects a musical program and celebration with many friends in attendance as the public is invited to view the new facility.
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Taylor
Cadillac Company
Ogden
Oxden Theater
Twentrflith Street
Washington and
Adama Avenues
Trenty
Eaat
Unclear Criticism of U S Policy Withdrawn
Versin June 10 via London reports Count Friedrich von Wentarp, a conservative leader, withdrew his criticism of American policy after accepting Ambassador James W. Ger ard's denial of an interview given to the National Zeitung. The withdrawal follows the ambassador's statement that the interview was a fabrication.
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Versin
London
Friederich von Wentarp
James W. Gerard
Zelung
Westarp
Palley
Hughes Accepts Nomination for Presidency in 1916
News reports Justice Charles E. Hughes notifying reporters at his home of his nomination for the presidency. He later submits a formal resignation from the Supreme Court to President Wilson. Hughes letters to Chairman Harding express readiness to campaign while defending American strength, diplomacy, and preparedness. He calls for national unity, a strong defense, tariff reform, fair labor treatment, and expansion of American trade. The document outlines his stance on civil service efficiency and leadership, followed by local notices of church services and community events.
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Washington
Tuatice Thighes
Supreme Court
C. E. Hughes
Justice Hughes
Whits House
Messen
Supreme Court of the United States
Charles Hughes
Fetter
White House
Wilson
Harding
Thare
Ais Nti
Terardo
Orura
Diplo
Congress
Charles E. Hughes
Eighth Ward Speaker Promises Miss ion History Event
Eighth Ward Alma O Taylor, former president of the Janantse Mission, will speak Sunday night at 7 in the Prot hotel. The reading includes details of an alleged drunken disturbance and a hotel fire caused by a lighted cigar dropped from a sleeper. Prosecutors led by W.A. Carroll presented testimony. defense argued the blaze was accidental and offered to pay damages.
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Alma O. Taylor
Janantse Mission
Teaser Deaser
San Francisco
Sanborn
Mantlo
Uraly
Morpheus
Flxar
Sanbern
Muniergal
Barker
W.a. Carroll
Healy
Mike Fulnte
Charles Menshaw
Thm Crowley
TsoMeTride
J. Brown
Frank Gallager
Saya
Churches First Congregations Church Arrest Near Twenty-Fifth
A fragmentary report notes Rev. Freak O. Dreinard associated with Adame arrose near Twenty-Fifth Avenue arrested. The sparse OCR hints at a church context and an arrest linked to a clergyman, with unclear charges and location details.
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Adame Arrose
Freak O. Dreinard
Mlu
Church Services and Notices From Local Congregations
A compilation of worship times and notices from churches including Holy Communion at 5 a.m. and morning prayers at 11 a.m. at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Willan W. Fleetwood’s parish, with other listings for St. Paul’s Plaza City, German Evangelical Lutheran on Twenty-third Street, Chelatlan Reformed services, Holland services, and Fifth Ward gathering. Details include Sunday school times, English and German services, and a Quorum of Seventies meeting at 9 a.m. on Sunday, June 1, in the Ninth Ward meeting house, plus Immanuel Baptist Mission at 282 Twentralath Street with a 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11:30 a.m. sermon followed by a 6:45 p.m. devotional led by Mrs. Dara Jones.
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Jefferson
Twenty Third Street
Arthur
Olega
Factor
Luther League
Mins
Laura Swanson
Twenty-fourth Street
Church of the Good Shepherd
Episcopal
Twenty Fourth
Grant Avenue
Willan W. Fleetwood
Whitsunday
Holy Commission
St. Paul's
Plaza City
St. Paul
Jefteraan
Twenty-third Street
B. al. Leesmann
Chelatlan Reformed
First Street
William Weatenburg
Elder
Holland
Want
Immanual Baptist Mission
Twentralath
J. V. Cody
Mra
Dara Jones
Hearing Reset for Saturday June 17 Ranted and Hearing
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and fraternal organizations for kindness during illness and death of beloved mother Mrs Hagan with thanks for moral offerings and assistance. Signed MNS DOWLEY DROTHERS AND SISTERS.
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Neishbars
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Norma Talmadge
Europe
D. W. Griffith
Ford Sterling
Keystone
Dewolf
Patty” Arbuckle
THE
Ogden Theatre
Cadillac Garage
U. S
Hughes
Republican Party
Chicago
Supreme Bench
Tabernacle
Aftah Camp
Modern Woodman of America
Sarees
Sowlibin
Leslie Saville
Paradise
Ees Offertary
Beethoven Lester Iochtut Quattette
Stephens
Saville
Shart- ' Sen
Minehelift
J. A. Hanwell
Mer
Edwin A. Waldo
First Methodist Episcopal
Ner
F. Rassweller
Mabel Lamb
Homer A. Seip
Vera Frey
Stosan
Forth
Christian Woodmen Hall
Washington Avenue
Bible School
A.M
Embry Chapel
Gree
Puydla
B.A. Moore
John Lund
Pas ‘Tor
Sertices
Treer
Jefferson Avenue
Church of Christ, Scientist
Vrainst
Shepherd
Dick Lee
Bud Gola
D. J
Robert Neebe
June Dad
Atoreney
George Stalverson
George Corey
Maxwell
Ogden Motor Car CO
Hudson Ave
L. L. Hains
Prop
W. F. Cortez
Hudson
Tiana
Lily A Dil
Cadillac
Dale
Cadillac Co. of
Reed Hotel
Twenty-fifth Street
Fifth Ward
K. Walt Lencon
Saints
O'Slack
Henson
Liverpool
Galton
Ieva
D. S. Whipple
Washington Ava
Rane
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