Steifels beat local team in rough game at Almwood
Steifels nine from Salt Lake defeated the Ulamades 15 to 1 yesterday afternoon at Almwood. Manager Shorty Williams could not field his regular lineup. Pitcher Scott, not fully recovered from a prior game, started. Gruesebon pitched for the Ulamades, while Plagtee and Mr. Steifel starred for Steifels. Fagan led the Ulamades with solid play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almwood
Steifels
Salt Lake
Gruesebon
Fane
Fagen
Plagtee
Mr. Sceifel
Stelfele Iam
Fagan
Ulamades
Lneup
Ulamides
Blelfels
Davidson Groeschen
Carlysle Blackwell and Ethel Clayton in vital drama program
Carlysle Blackwell and Ethel Clayton star in His Brothers Wife and Rita of the year in a program with Vic Durke at the Album Dra next Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlysle Blackwell
Ethel Clayton
Rita
Vic Durke
Hollingsworth Returns from Chicago Convention
Charles R. Hollingsworth chairman of the Weber county Republican committee has returned from Chicago where he attended the Republican National Convention. He plans to meet with Republican chairmen of Cache and Morgan counties in the next several days to set a date for the second judicial district convention ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles R. Hollingsworth
Weber County
Chicago
Mollingsworth
Arte
Morgan Counties
Carnival 10 Opens This Evening at Wortham Show Grounds
The Great Wortham Shows begin tonight at 7 p m at Twenty seventh street and Washington avenue. The troupe, seen at state fairs and expositions, promises a water circus remodel includes new features and a trained wild animal act. Other attractions are midgets, a wonderland show, snake shot, crystal tangle, a jumping horse ride, ferris wheel and concert band. Performances run daily through the week with matinees and evenings, supported by ample attendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortham
Twenty-seventh Street
Washington Avenue
Omaha
Salt Lake
Cheyenne
Wye
Oregon
Arizona
Dla
Howe Wil
Merry Kotyind
Ladies Literary Club to Visit Graveite Lodge
Members of the Ladies Literary Society depart Ogden at 1 30 for Graveite Lodge in Ogden canyon to spend an afternoon with Mrs M B Porter. The event includes a planned outing and social visit with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Literay Club
Ladies’ Literary Mociety
Ogden
Graveiite Lodge
Mra. It
Porter i
Ogden Canyon
Man
Ww.c. T. U
Fether Apton
WS. Mowelling
Mra
Mita Net- He Dunamore
Deaths and Funerals Notice Summary
Multiple obituaries list services for Peter Zondervan Oscar Alderson Stephen Wiegers and Jobe A. Smith with services held at Lindquist chapel Riverdale meeting house and city cemetery. Interments at city cemetery and Riverdale Ogden City cemetery. Details include presiding clergy speakers musical selections and listed survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zondervan
Peter Zondervan
Thirléth ‘Street
Evart Neuteboom
Fevart
John Neuteboom
Moa
Peter van de Ksaf
Rudolph Jane Sang
Rock of
Siz Gona
Wiggerb
Peter Wieser
3Ra
Teuntle de Kuliper
Riverdate
Netherlands
Holland
Utahelem Go
Stra
Teuntin de Kuifper
Olta
Mastiaan
Filedbeth Wiegers
Congress Gets Down To Work After Conventions
Washington June 18 Congress resumed active work after a lull during national political conventions. Key measures pending include large appropriation bills, with the sundry civil bill at $127 237 000 and the Army bill at $167 000 000. Only three legislative days remain before the fiscal year ends as postoffice and other appropriations move forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Cenate
House
Militia Mobilization Sparks Uniform Enthusiasm Across States
New York National Guard begins statewide mobilization after the president's call with fifteen thousand troops to muster at Peckman to join federal service. Central department plans mobilization for Mexican border duty with about four thousand Chicago guardsmen traveling to Camp Douglas and other units preparing across Illinois Ohio Indiana Missouri and more as rail officials coordinate troop movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peckman
Paughkerpele
United States Service
O'Ryan
Congress
Chicago
Central Department
Thomas H. Marry
Department
Barry
War Department
Springfield
Ulinais
Ohio
Lodiana
Michigan
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kanasa
Wyong
Colorado
Missouri
Arkansas
Wlecontins
Camp Dovotes
Camp Douglas
Tanda Howison
Stadison
Benson Ough
Ohio National Guard
Yaterday
Arlington
Ute
Bota Redges
Indiana National Guard
Indiana
Fort Newjamin Harrison
Indiana Guard
Jraveral Potata
Marilyn
Kansas Guard
National Guard Mobilization Moves Across States
Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, and other states rush to mobilize 2,000 to 3,000 militiamen after a presidential call. District of Columbia recruits fill offices in Washington as governors issue mobilization orders in Nebraska and nearby regions. Two days of training, then Camp Stafford and Camp Glenn prep for entry into national service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia
Janz
Blacon
South Carolina
Holumbia
Florida Guard
Duval County
Guarda
Louisians
Atevaadda
Atele
Saga
McCrory
North Carolina
Camp
Glenn
Moorehead City
Tennetten
Nashville
Miselaslopl
Jackson
Lincoln
Moorehead
Nebraska
Cobiura
Nebraska National Guard
Tall
Choca
Congress Acts Promptly On National Guard For Mexican Border
War department officials and House leaders propose a minimum guard strength of 100000 for immediate federal service during border operations. Seventeen states have already mobilized and will keep units at mobilization points until mustering into federal service. The plan includes possible 160000 plus Leniere forces held for a week or month as equipment and muster procedures are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Organization
War Department
Ding
House Military Committees
Congress
Wilson
National Guard
Ume
Baker
Tto
Ube
Toala
Oregon
Georgia
Maine
Tehlana
Montana
Colordo
Idaho
Miinois
South Dakota
Ohio
Virginia
Missessimi
Vermont
Teancanoe
Missouri
New York
White House
Fragmented quotes and ads from a Washington Star page
The readable excerpts include garbled dialogue about puppies, occupations, and items like a grip of steel and a heart of gold. A stray note references Columbus and a comment about financiers, plus a mention of the Alhambra theater with filtered air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Help & Main
Market Opening Dims as Feversih Undertone Persists
New York June 18 The Mate of the Merican hy caused further reductions at the opening as securities traded lower. Major issues like Masican Petroleum Bouthera Pacific and United States Smelting fell from 13-4 to 21.2 points with weakness. Industrial alcohol and others also eased. Supporting orders sparked some rallies in active stocks but the overall tone remained feverish. Hogs receipts near 19, cows and heifers weak, steer values around 7.00 to 9.26, yearlings 7.00 to 7.15, western lambs 8.75 to 9. ?. cattle and hog markets mixed with light demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merican Hy
Wall
Omaha
Atesis
Ates
Chicago Grain Markets Rally on Mexican Situation
Chicago grain trading opened with bread prices rising as Mexican tensions boosted cereals. Wheat led gains with July around 1.00 to 1.01 and September 1.02 to 1.04, corn followed higher, oats recovering from early weakness, while provisions moved on firmer prices amid the market’s overall advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Mexico
Utah Stocks Gummary of the Local Markets
June 12 report shows limited gains in Big Four Prince Con and Bells with notable volume on some names while overall prices rise modestly as buyers reappear possibly due to latest war news in Mexico. Quotations from J A Hogle Co list numerous miners and metal stocks with mixed moves and several large lots traded across the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Ettata
J. A. Hogle & Co
Washington
Bates
Grand Central
Desert National and Other Bank Bids Featured in Local Auction
A sprawling list shows bids from Deseret Ravings at $1000 to Deseret Ravings, various banks including First National Brigham and McCornick & Co placing bids from $40s to $400s. Entries cover multiple financial institutions such as National City Bank, Ogden Savings Bank, Lake Security & Trust and more with assorted bid amounts and mentions of locations like Logan, Layton, Brigham and Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Biorks
Commercial National
Desert National
Deseret Ravings
Farmer & Stockatavern
Tint National Opies
Fint National
Logan
First National Brigham
McCornick & Co
Merchant
National City Bank
Ith Bit
Ogden Savings Bank
Ongan Bute Bank
Iat
Brigham
Lake Security & Trust
Sr Kleber Bros
Uish Barings & Trust
Walker Bree
I Trust
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shambra ‘Oxonow
Chas. Chaplin
Marguerite Clark
Chas. Hollingsworth
Toen
Evanston
Mercy Shields
Ersnaton, Wyo
Charles Hunt
Firat Presbyteria
Meadames Lloyd
Condon
Yours
Gamble
Stane
Whitmeyer
Bartlett
Corey
Dodge
Smith
Jcbe
A. Smith
Dee Hospital
Mr. Smith
Cohra
Nes
Quealster
Garnet
Kansas
Lindquist
Olden Wholesale Florists
17Th St
Columbia
Joe Florey
Interpid
Wil- Hinnsburg Bridge
Brooklyn
M. Y
Florey
Adjutant General's Department
Little Rock
Ark
Alfies
Distret
Columbia National Guard
Une Walding
Harvey
Ullltts
Fort Myer
Alhambra
Senate
Muztzled
Boston Herald
Hayrou
Ant
Wenonah Bievens Abbott
Orpheum Theatre
Peter
VICE
Washington Star
Columbus
Americy
Dosta Star
Wmrkets
Chicago Grain
Utah
Bronx
Fandr Soomse
Wilbert
Yankees
Colorado Mineral
Cottonwood Wie Bog
Leonora
Lebt Tintle
Jsarmes Banking
Davis County
National
Layton
Devine
Ever Less Food Co
Steed Tuardian
G. Ca
Crystal Ball
Layton Hager
Jbids
Utah Fitn
Utah Tower & Light Itc
PAC
Intermountain Life
Utabidabo Bugar
Ogden Valley
Logan & Idaho
Traffic. Department
Treasury
Keystone Consolidated Milling Company
G. 5. Fiomes
National Bank of the Republic
Salt Lake City
W. C. Kay
Vatnr Company
T. A. Fitzgerald
Investment Seies
Los Angeles
John Pingree
Merchants National Bank
Aml
C. G. Green
Citizens’ Bank
California
Feculity Transfer and Register Day
New York City
Keystone Consolidated Mining Company
Chinride
Tennessee
United States
Treasury Stork
Cloride
Haad
G.s.foster &Co
Broad Street
Ruaranico
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!