Ogden Preston Line Yet Ready In October Says Kline
Kline of the Orden Lagan Idaho Railway reports the Ogden Preston line on schedule with Cache Valley service pleasing residents. Despite weather delays, Hiughwin Wellsville extension grading progresses, with track work to start early October and a July 16 completion target for Burnsville extension. A Pioneer Day concert features local artists while a separate Ogden appearance of John Emerson in The Failure draws notarially noted admission.
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Kline
Orden- Lagan & Idaho Railway Company
Cache Valley
Hiughwin-Wellsville
Elestri
Preston
Burnsville
Positon
Wood pipe under way for artesian wells water mill project
About 1100 feet of curb and field pipe has been laid in the ground for the Collwater Canyon artesian wells water mill extension. Mayor A G Petite expects trenching to accelerate and pipe connections to proceed as fast as feasible. Completion of delivery to city reservoirs may extend into August. Roads from the power dam to Huntsville are being kept clear. contractors and workmen push to remove dirt rapidly.
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A. G. Petite
Wheeler Creek
Arter Jan Welly
Huntsville
Fell
Keystone at The Ogden Two Part Show Promises Fun
The Ogden hosts a two part Keystone program described as more fun than a circus. Performances aim to entertain diverse audiences with lively acts and audience engagement across separate segments.
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The
Ogden
Taberwagle Choir Benefit In Third Ward
The Third ward benefit for the Tabernacle Choir will be held next Wednesday night at the ward meeting house. All arrangements have been completed by a committee headed by the ward high official, per an announcement from a committee member.
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Taberwagle Choir
Third Ward
Qeden Tabernacle Choir
Guilty Plea Leads to Five Month Sentence in Fraud Case
Arraigned in Judge WH Reeders court this morning W J Richards admitted guilt to issuing a fraudulent check. On amendment by the county attorney the charge was reduced from forgery to a misdemeanor and he was sentenced to five months in the county jail. The matter stemmed from a check of $9 signed with the name J P ONeill.
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WH. Reeders
W. J. Richards
J. P. O'Neill
George Wardlaw
Evang
Richarda
J. ¥. Benz
W. A. Reeder
Hlaene
Provo
Spanish Fork
R. Robinson
Uusinega
William Feast
Interurban terminal changes unite Salt Lake lines
Details announce joint operation of Bamberger and Orenk Interurban lines from new Salt Lake Terminal stations at Third West and North Temple. Trains to Ogden, Salt Lake & Ogden, and Salt Lake & Utah will depart on the hour from the joint station starting Saturday. Express baggage handled at the joint hub. temporary waiting room planned at Schraum Johnson drug.
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Salt
Ualre
Bamberger
Orenk
Third South
First West
Salt Lake & Ogden
Marth
Salt Lake Terminal Company
Salt Lake & Utah Company
Ogden
Here
South Temple Street
Third West
North Temple Streets
Seahher
South Temple
First West Streets
Temnly
Schhraum-Johnson Drng
Virst West Street
Passenger traffic through Ogden increases
A New York credit men's special train of ten cars is due through Ogden at 1:30 a m tomorrow. About 120 people travel from Salt Lake City to Portland on a westbound route via the Southern Pacific, with 27 booked for San Francisco on the same train. Additional parties, including Chicago investors and Franke Pacific Tour Co passengers, are expected to pass Ogden and transfer to other trains or stop briefly en route to New York and Bath.
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New York Credit Men's
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Portland
Ore
Oxden
San Francisco
Chicago
Franke Paeisive Con Tour Co
Tao Sn
Bath
Tom
New York
Reagh
Charley Chaplin Moves to Alhambra Bank Office
Charley Chaplin relocated to the Alhambra National Bank third door near the elevator plaza. No further details provided about the move or surrounding events.
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DR. Condon
Fingt Nacional Bank
Fragmented OCR notice from Sun Desk
Readable fragments describe a local event in South California with unnamed figures and unclear details. The text mentions earth shocks and possible shocks or alarms but lacks concrete names, dates, or organizations to identify.
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South
California
Wilson day proclaimed in Portland to show support
Portland mayor H. A. Abbé issued a proclamation naming June 24 Wilson Day. Citizens are urged to decorate homes and businesses and wear flags to indicate support for the president as he pursues the course he deems wise in the international situation. The message also mentions requests for clearer information on Hungary’s position and neighbors at the war’s end.
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Hungaria
Seven Graduates at Sacred Heart Exercises
Seven young women received diplomas at Sacred Heart Academy during the thirty-seventh annual commencement. Rev J M Cusnahan conferred degrees, Dr C L O'Donnell of Stre Dame gave the address, and the class included Viola Carr, Lil Nan Neill, Maria Reddy, Florence Spiers, Mary Hall, Inona Sterrett, and Elsa Tognoni. The speech urged religious instruction in classrooms and the program featured remarks and songs praised by the audience.
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Sacred Heart Academy
Assembly Hall
J. M. Custnahan
C. L. O'Donnell
Stre Dame
Ind
Viola May Carr
Lil- Nan Mary 7 Neill
Maria Elleoh Reddy
Florence Alberta Spiers
Ogden
Mary Elizabeth Hall
Thornton
Idaho
Inona Sterrett
Soda Springs
Elsa May Tognoni
Duckwater
O'Connell
Claes
Audieence
Catholic Academy
Hair Cut Incident Leads to Jail Plea and Suspended Sentence
Remembrance of a haircut scene ends with Richard Leslie pleading guilty to a drunkenness charge and receiving a suspended sentence after claiming he dozed in city hall park. Patrolman Blackburn found him asleep. Martin Hughes also got a suspended sentence for drunkenness. Joe McMann abused Patrolman Russell and received a fine. James Ragen and William Thompson plead guilty to vagrancy with cases deferred. Fred Doe forfeited $10 bail after arrest for a disturbance at Sylvan Park.
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Hichard Lesie
W. Z
Reeder
Draikenmess
Henry Blackburn
Leslie
City Hall
Martin Hughes
Joe McMann
Iqnor
John Russell
James Ragen
William Thompson
Guity
Fred Doe
The
Taralty
Myr
J. N. Fulton
Ihe
Sylvan Park
Bistro Kitchen Fight Ends in Fine for Greek Waiter
A Greek waiter Gus Pappae received a 360 fine after assaulting waitress Stella Hurd at the Uning dapot restaurant. Hurd testified she tried to grab a dish in the kitchen during breakfast rush. Pappae allegedly struck her and then tried to seize another dish, prompting a saucer throw. The municipal court judge ordered the sentence immediately after findings of the case.
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Dapot
Gilay
Gus Pappae
Stella Hurd
Ste
Vappae
Ferm
Miss Hird
Esteria
Weber Stake Outing At Lagoon Monday
A community event, Weber stake outing at Lagoon on Monday, draws local groups including students from North Wooten and South schools. Despite garbled text, the notice mentions organizing a joint activity and an evening gathering at the resort for attendees and families.
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Weber
Slalenan
Origi
North Wooten
Ba Wight
Dari Ke
Becker's Final Appeal Denied in Death Case
Albany June 18 The Court of Appeals denied the petition for a further appeal by Charley Becker Fort New York police lieutenant sentenced to die in the electric chair for the Herman Rosenthal murder His fate rests with clemency or federal action The court also upheld Justice Hendrick's order for a jury trial in the Harry K Thaw case saying the trial judge may decide whether a jury is needed and has no mandatory right to a jury trial.
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Albany
Court of Appeals
Insector
Charley Gerber
Fort New York
Beoker
Herman Rosenthal
Sing Sing
Becker
Whitman
United States Supreme Court
Clementy
Supreme Court
Peter A. Hendrick
Harry K. Thaw
Justice Hendrick
Thaw Bay
Tral
Society On Coast Trip Highlights California Visits
Miss Lillian Wright and Mrs. P. M. Parry left Ogden for an extended visit through California. They will visit the world’s fair at San Francisco and the Panama Exposition at San Diego among other interests. Yesterday in Salt Lake Miss Hila Dodd of Dorchester, Mass., and Fred Summeville Jr. of Ogden were married. They will reside in Ogden. The romance began when Summeville returned from a mission to England for the Mormon church and the bride and her mother were on the same steamer. The wedding occurred June 10, 1915, at the bride’s home in Darehedier and the temple ceremony followed yesterday.
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Lillian Wright
P. M. Parry
Ogden
California
San Franyisco
San Diego
Dobd
Summerill
Salt Lake Temp
Hila Dodd
Dorchester
Masa
Fred Summevill, Jr
Mr. Sunmeville
England
Mormon Church
Miss Dodd
Darehedier
Wood
A. T. Woot
Patterson Avenue
Wr. W. Kent
Salt Lake City
Great Britain
Kent
New York
Band Boys Entertained by Utah State Industrial School
The Utah State Industrial School band boys were entertained by Prof E W Nichols at a lawn party at 976 Twenty fourth street. The event followed Nichols return from Lagosa where the band played at an old folks outing. The party honored the boys for their good behavior and ability.
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Utah State Industrial School
E. W. Nichols
Hig
Twenty-fourth Street
Protesant Nichols
Fom Lagosa
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Wright
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Ama Mise Josephine Herrick
Eeprang
Denver
Tor
John Emerson
Los Angeles
Nec
Southern Pacific
C.L. McFaul
Walker Bank Building
C. A. Henry
Union Pepot
Sunder
Firestone Tires
Ogden Electric Supply CO
Chas. Chaplin
Alhambra
Charley Chaplin
Iobes
Cab Awnes
Aunla
ViNhieh
Omlon
Sacred Heart
R.N
Heng
Mountain Brand
Ogden Packing & Provision Co
Uncle Sam
Cheney Bros
Kayser's
Kayser’s
Ladiies
Emmy Lou
Last
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