Banks to Remain Open Until 9 Oclock Tonight
An order directs banks to stay open tonight to accept subscriptions to the liberty loan. A telegram from San Francisco, read by M S Brownlog, president of the Ogden Clearing House Association, cites Comptroller Williams urging banks to remain late to receive Wherry bond subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Loan
Orden
San Francisco
M.S. Brownlog
Ogden Clearing House Association
M.S. Browning
Ogden Clearing House
Williams
Opening New Glenwood Park to Open June 16
Grand opening announced for Glenwood Park on Saturday June 16 with free afternoon dancing and evening dances at 25 cents per couple. Thatcher's Orchestra will provide music and Ogden City Band will give a Sunday concert. promoter listed as F J Hirt.
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Glenwood Park
Tuuan
Sugar TV
Bonds and bonds and bonds in city news
The Ogden area reports multiple Liberty bond purchases by children and adults including John Harper Culley and Frank Francis. Other items note Western Union employees buying bonds, a Sunday closing request by drug stores, and local business and travel updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Elx
Bord
W. J. Kurosumi
Sera
W. Mone
Ematt & Go H. Dartaty Muiseas
Orden
E.jerty Bond
Hal
Dustin
Salt Lake
la Fer
Bennet
Utah Pharma Leenuical Association
Galt Lake
Eighteen Men Still Missing After Montana Mine Disaster
Hutte Montana June 14 with eighteen men stil unaccounted for the casualty first of the North Butte mine disaster remained today at 164 according to the coronet s figures All levels to the 2000 foot depth have been cleared of bodies It will take several days to make a search of lower levels owing to the suffocating smoke and fan that still ail them Sunny done at Utah today Popular plays and players
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hutte
Mont
North Butte
Fighting on Italian Front Official Communique Issued
Vienna dated report from January 13 via London on June 14 announces an official communique detailing the status of Italian front fighting. The dispatch outlines battlefield movements and command decisions affecting operations along the front.
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Vienna
Jana
London
Evening service to Hot Springs schedule listed
Care leaves Ogden at 6 15 pm 6 30 pm 7 30 pm 8 30 pm and 9 25 pm Returning from Hot Springs at 8 00 pm 10 48 pm 11 55 pm Waltz Wednesday dance 25 cents round trip advertised as Electric Way service shows inconsistent OCR text
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Hot Springs
Ogden
Irave Hot Springs
Yin
Electric Way
Miners in Butte Reject $6 a Day Wage Demand
Mort Butte diary June 14 A mine owners committee in Butte rejects union demands for a $6 daily minimum wage abolishment of the card system and discharge votes. The union committee will report to the Alabama meeting later today as to next steps amid many workers quitting, though exact figures are unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mort
Yolon Alamasa
Children in Picture Recruiting Demonstration at Alhambra
A patriotic demonstration is planned in front of the Alhambra theatre Saturday afternoon between 9 and 3 38. More than 200 children are to be taken to a motion picture by W. Gosher, a government photographer, to be displayed later as an aid to recruiting. The Alhambra manager, Bk Ner, envisions a peace scene that could be disrupted by the war in Jost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra Theatre
W. Goshes
Bk!ner
Alhambra
Star Spangled Banner shown to urge enlistment in Ogden
The Star Spangled Banner patriotic photoplay will be shown at the Alhambra on Friday and Saturday to boost U S recruiting. Captain Thorgton reports strong Ogden recruitment figures with 18 new recruits in the Salt Lake district week ending June 7, while the Intermountain region leads in results and many men are seeking enlistment and examinations today.
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Ana
U. S. Army
Navy
Alhambra
Thorgton
Ogden
United States
Ealt Lake District
Salt Lake District
Butte
World Markets and Livestock Report From June 14
World markets report weaker wheat futures amid large breadstuffs shipments to the Entente. July at 2.90 and September 2.05 with a brief rally followed by further declines. Cattle and hog markets at Chicago show stiff competition amid limited pork demand. Minneapolis stocks influence prices. Omaha stockyards record 9800 hogs with gains to 15.50, cattle offerings steady with native steers around 10 to 13.40 and western stockers near 9 to 12. Livestock market details cover hogs, cattle, and sheep with varied price ranges.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Omaha
Texas
Concerts and dances at local venues with 25 cent admission
Free dancing every afternoon and evening dances with a 25¢ admission. Thatcher's Orchestra provides music. Ogden City Band holds a Sunday afternoon concert led by F. J. Hirt. The eastern theater reports no change in the war situation, with Italian theater nightly attacks renewed on Monte Zoblo and Monte Fargo, repelled with heavy losses. the front remains active with a lively artillery duel in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thatcher
Ogden City Band
F. J. Hirt
Monte Zoblo
Monte Fargo
Jossea
Livestock Market Prices and Receipts Snapshot
Readable figures show stockers and feeders with calves and bulls traded. Receipts list yearlings and steers with totals in the thousand-dollar range, highlighting variability in cattle categories and prices across the market.
Utah Stocks See Improvement on Local Exchange
Local market trading shows gains with Bullion rising from 8 to 91 20 and about 19 600 shares traded. Columbus Hoar and Keystone active while Great Central declares a 4 cent dividend. many small caps and industrials listed with varied prices and bids across the Utah market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Local Stock and Mining Exchange
Columbus
Keystone
Great Central
Tooks
Quetalfone
J. A. Hogla & Coy Brokers
Hudson, Antelope Star
Ihc
Alta Tunnel
Mic
Bingham Aras
At &c
Itc
Cole
Tig Cotton Com
Beaver Copper
Cedar Tal
Col. Rex
Colo. Con
Crown
Michigan-Utah
New Quincy
Bells
Silver King Coal
Tintla Con
Utah Com
Wilbert
Hank
Commercial National
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L. C. Smith & Bros
Trea
Nolee
L. C. Smith & Bros. Typewriter Company
Bourzcuec
N. Y
S. Main St
Claude Hatch
National Bank Oxweilner
Charles Kaleer
The
Southern Pacific
Utah National Bank of Ogden
Utah
John Harper Culley
John Culley
Beable
Frank . Francis
Helen Francis
Mfc
Bugs Borde—Nuth
A. A. McBride
Uncle Bam
Bertha Anderson
Mra. P. T. Anderson
Twenty-third, Street
Uncle Sam
Bertha
Lou Romney
Union Pacific Today
Hood Tiver
C. N. Bipes
Marion, Lows
Mrs. J. Barton
Tacoma, Wash
Eagles
Eagles Lodge
J. W. F. Volker
Volker Lumber Company
Northwest
Jackie Saunders
Sunny Jane
Fone
Sunny Done
Monte Zobio
Amy
Utah Power & Light Co
Ecclesiog
Teterst National
Deseret Savings
Matlonal
Fiat National
Logan
Flist National
Brigham
NcCormick & Co
Norchanta
National Bank of the Republic
National City
Ogden State
Fsecurity State
Balt Lake Security & Trust
Ulah State National
Utah Barings and Trust
Walker Brothers
Dhu'a Barings and Trust
Amalgamated Sugar
Cement Securities
Consolidated Life Insurance
Quardian Casualty and Guaranteed Cos
Motel Utah Operating Co
Intermountain Life
Lion Coal
Mountain States Telephone
Ogden Packing and Provision
Utah Fire Clay
Wiah Gas & Coke
O. M. Ly
He Pictures Corporation
Davis and Weber Canal
Jenes
J. A. Hogle & CO
G. M. Scott, Jr
TMENT
Kudacn Ave
Hembere Chicago Board of Trade
Balt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Logan & Bryan
H. F. Wilson
D. C
X-ray Laboratory
I. J. McKell
D.C
Chiropractors
Col Hudson
Phono
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