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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1917
Page
3
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Bi Wambsranss nicknamed Wamby rose from a shortstop role to become a top second baseman under Les Fohl with the Cleveland Indians. He is tall and rangy and shows rapid hands around Hay Chapman at short, delivering flashy fielding in the infield. Meanwhile, in Joplin Missouri, all electrical contractors discuss the new Electrical Workers Union trade shift with wage gains rising to five dollars and twenty cents per eighty hour day.
Children twelve and under can enter at no cost tonight with Ferents performing. Event promises family friendly entertainment as doors open this evening.
A telegram reported Ogden High School commercial department head George F Moach killed in Pueblo Colorado, with his remains to be sent home to Orfesas Indiana for burial. Early reports misidentified the shooter death as accidental. Moach, a longtime Ogden educator, planned a summer in Indiana.
Grigham city approves funds for precincts including Nox Elder and Sunset Garland totaling 10800 dollars. A ten-member Fourth of July executive committee is named to organize national day observances led by F W Findurn as chairman with W C Horsley and J Francis Merrell.
Washington reports show a near thousand strong anti suffrage protest at the White House as banners were torn down twice. Police cleared sidewalks after the crowd, largely orderly, but determined to disrupt the demonstration, while suffragists briefly restored banners from nearby headquarters.
An informal Hermitage afternoon feature notes a casual sports gathering with light public interest. The muddled text mentions Freedancing and a cordial invitation, plus vague references to refreshment breaks and a clock cadence suggesting regular intervals.
A cluttered advertisement lists children's aprons with bloomers, girls dresses, white accessories, shoes and ribbons. It highlights percale fabrics, ginghams, cantas shoes, fancy ribbons, silk hose, embroidered pillow cases, Turkish towels, stationery, and men s work shirts with prices and on page floor locations.
A bustling June silk sale features a wide range of fabrics including silk poplin, satin, velvet vests, novelty jerseys, black taffeta, plain chiffon and georgette crepes. Prices span from 50 cents to five dollars per yard, with navy blues and khaki tones noted among the offerings.
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