Shopmen to Receive Increase in Pay
About 700 Southern Pacific railroad shop workers in Ogden will gain a substantial wage hike effective July 1. Master Mechanic Davis confirmed the change is pending final figures but will be announced within days. The I. C. of L. influence is cited as guiding the order and its cost relative to last year.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Orden
Abop
If. C. of L
Costa Note
Ein Amonglo
Davhi
Iva
Ogden
Wife Disappears and Husband Seeks Divorce
W C Hinds files for divorce alleging wife Alma Hinde abused him since their 1933 marriage in Deestur OL. He claims harsh treatment, insults, and desertion since 1933, describing it as a danger to his health and seeking legal end to the marriage.
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Riveres
W. C. Winds
Alma Hinde
Mr. Hinds
Bim
Deestur
So Long Letty Opens at Trepheum Tonight
Throngs await the opening of Oliver Morosco's musical show So Long Letty at the Trepheum. Charlotte Greenwood stars with lively slang and grotesque dancing, having played 25 weeks in Chicago and New York and 10 in Philadelphia. The New York production is brought intact with cast members including May Daley and Ten Lian Taylor Drouka. Chorus girls add beauty and charm to the performance.
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Crala
Trepheum Boz
Oliver Morosco
Bo Long Letty
Charlotte Greenwood
Thaz Letty
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York City
Charlotte Reenwood
New York
Biddey Great
May Daley
Ml Bele Siddey Grant
Ley, IY
Ten Lian
Taylor Drouka
Haliie Manblok
Bety
Chorus Gins
Fifty Ogden Run South to Niland County Camp
Hester of 2330 Jackson Avenue, former Ogden High School teacher, leads fifty Arty boys south Wednesday to Niland County to supervise beer thinning. Mr Haslam will assist with expertise in beet culture. The party includes a camp cook. strict morals and health rules apply during the expedition. Millard County lists 10,009 Arred boots, with 3,000 unattended unless raft remains accessible.
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Hester
Jackson Avenue
Ogden High School
Niland County
Haslam
M.C. A
Millard County
Lecture on Obnoxious Weeds Across Waber County
A county lecture tour on weed control titled Weeds Meap Waste is planned with sixty sticks of guidance. The program promises practical, instructive talks. Lectures will be in Huntsville tonight, Hooper Tuesday, Viatory Thursday, and Prox West Friday, featuring a noted lecturer.
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Waber County
Hunts Ville
Hooper
Viatory
Ogden Police Seek Ten Dollar Monthly Increase
A city communication outlines a proposed raise of 10 dollars per month for Ogden police officers. The message notes rising costs and costs of living as the reason for the requested salary adjustment.
Women of Ogden urged to attend home canning lectures
Lydia HL Tanner, domestic science teacher, will lead a series of demonstrations at the Utah Power and Light building in Ogden starting Monday June 25 from 2 to 6 pm for a week or more. She will discuss Liquid Vegetable Shortening conservation and food canning, urging housewives to consider cost and nutrition in modern trends.
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Mra
Lydia HL Tanner
Utah Power and Tight Company
Eccles Nidg
Mann
Ogden
Young Girl Carries Note By Airplane to Washington
Miss Kath Tring Stinson, 13, began a flight from Buffalo to Washington carrying a message for Red Cross. She stopped overnight at Albany and planned to continue after a short rest, reaching the capital at 12 16 p m local time.
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New York
Kathtring Stinson
Buffalo
Washington
Red Cross
Albany
Imovie Directors Face Canal Conflict Over Water Access
Garden era on the Shape Middleton canal fears growing land losses as 125 acres press for water. Officials and the Orden Pic t area corporation move to dig a new canal after farmers uncover an ancient city ruins. Engineers raise the dam height near Glenwood to divert stream flow to fulfill irrigation needs.
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Middleton Canal
Mionwood
Orden
Walter
Onien Piettres Corporation
Hente
Eamserrs
Fto
Glenwood
Capital's First Elevator Girl
The national capital hires its first woman elevator operator named Margaret Thompson. She conducts an und etabloned climb with rope and handles the job with competence, reflecting progress in gender roles and public service.
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Ita
Margaret Thompson
Gen. I. A
Thirty Odd Offenders Before Court For Sidewalk Riding
About thirty to thirty five people were arrested Sunday for riding bicycles on city sidewalks. Magistrate Turkey fined most offenders five dollars or five days. many were youths aged around eighteen. A deputy sheriff and officers described a rising nuisance and pledged stricter action.
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Satunday
Fizteen
Maxterrata Darker
Aoman
Siateen
Gret
Turkey
Russian Exiles to Pass Through on Wednesday
Russian elites travel by a special six car train en route from Russia to San Francisco via Orden, with plans to return home. Meantime Mrs. Roach updates on her Ogden high school instructor filing for divorce, packing his valuables for shipment, and the missing trunk as authorities seek details about the accompanying woman and the instructor’s fate.
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Orden
San Francisco
Russa
Tiwan
Roach
Ogden High School
Buift Ogden
Womin
Bimeetf
Pueblo
Soldiers Play Sc0 Bl and Sunday Ge Soldi ers
Fourteen in seven was the score when the Twentieth Infantry baseball team of Fort Bousias Saistedis attacked on the Warhington Market fore ers at Glenwood park yeetentay. The adversaries had the large aides at the escort, their longer experience, and their winter and spring play in Texas, making it a comparatively easy matter to win. The contest was real and drew one of the season’s largest crowds. A Washington Market game with the Tingham nine was called off due to lack of players from the Brehant tram.
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Twentieth Infantry
Fort Bousias
Washinston Market
Tingham
Fatherless Child Set for Spine Surgery Next Week
A boy crippled by spinal tuberculosis and aided by a community of well wishers faces a major operation next week. Mrs Toach, his single mother and widow, learned her husband shot himself after losing his job. Friends rallied to arrange the surgery and support the family during the crisis.
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Gratee
Oxsden High School
Puchin
Hoac
Ninth Street
Oden
Mia
Php
Hermitage Park Offers A Cool Afternoon Of Amusements
Hermitage Park presents a variety of amusements for visitors seeking a relaxing afternoon. The description highlights the park as a cool, clean place with diverse activities and a welcoming atmosphere for guests.
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Hermitage Park
Allied delegate to aid in Greece
Athens June 25 M Jobnatt allied delegate to Greece has been named arbitrator between the Zalmis ministry and Venizelos government at Saloniki. The cabinet crisis hinges on Bart’s decision. It is likely Venizelos forces will seek power to counter reactionary moves.
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Athens
M. Jobnatt
Allies
Greece
Zalmis
Venizelos
Saloniki
Cessen
Foi Bart
Tra Resionasion
IMS Van der Schuit on trial for Price homicide
Mrs Hertha Van der Schutt faces trial in Price Utah for allegedly shooting her husband Berend Van der Scholl former Ogden mayor. Jury examination reveals she may plead self defense amid claims of abuse by Van der Schutt. she had fled, returned, and the shooting occurred after reconciliation. The defendant is divorced and has children from a previous marriage. the deceased had a prior divorce.
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Mra
Hertha van der Geinuit
Price
Utah
Wth Morden
Berend van der Scholl
Ogden Morist
King of
Fall Lake
Wooda
van der Schutt
Dietre
Knox Patterson
Brink
Tien
L. A. Meyer
Mra. van der Schott
van der Schult
Ogden
von der Schult
Suffrage Pickets Not Prosecuted In Washington
June 15 reports two suffrage demonstrators Mabel Vernon of Nevada and Virginia Arnold of North Carolina were not brought to trial as planned over taken suffrage nickels during the Russian mission visit. Police advised delaying action and eight women paraded before the White House without banners as the crowd remained orderly and the police allowed the display.
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Washington
Mabel Vernon
Nevada
Virginia Arnold
North Carolina
Congress
White House
Executive Mansion
Liver pool to reopen for futures trading Friday
World markets report Liver pool cotton exchange plans reopening for futures trading Friday per a cablegram. Omaha receipts total 7000. market shifts show mixed bids with cattle and cattle product prices notably modest and cannery values varied.
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Omaha
Texas Aleers
Grace Hrmston Solves Cruger Mystery in Court
A New York woman lawyer, Grace Hrmston, emerges as a key figure in cracking the Cruger mystery. The article frames her career as marked by personal danger and social challenges while highlighting her role in exposing a murder plot and advancing justice despite opposition.
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Grace Hrmston
New York
Whan Uy
Remington Gold Medal Award at the Smithsonian
Two Smithsonian Business College students won Remington Typewriter gold medals for speed and accuracy. Laura Newton achieved fifty-nine wpm for ten minutes with no errors, Loretta Stuart fifty-seven wpm for ten minutes with four errors. Their teacher Mrs. C S Springer shaped their training.
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Smithsonian Business College
Remington Typewrite, Co
New York
Laura Newton
Loretta Stuart
C. S. Springer
Salt Lake
Remington Company
Newton
Ogden
Chicago Hog Market and Commodity Prices Report
Liberal receipts pressured hog prices in Chicago with abundant sheep supplies and mixed quality offerings. The sugar market showed steady tone with July futures down slightly on liquidation while various crops and industrial stocks ranged in narrow bounds across multiple exchanges.
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Chicago
Chicago Wheat and Corn Markets React to Food Bill Fears
Chicago traders mixed prospects from a food bill and prohibitions on additives for liquor, pressuring wheat and corn futures. North Dakota rains weighed on prices while oats and hogs showed early declines followed by light recoveries as markets adjusted to changing demand and supply signals.
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Chicago
Senate
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Utah Stocks Question Poreines at J Beekera 2008
Summary of the Local Market notes a quiet day on the local stock and mining exchange with about 35,000 shares traded. The most active stock was New Quincy trading from 14 to 154 cents, Cattonwood Consolidated sold at 4 cents, Antelope Barnain rose but no gains, and Walker saw a decline in price.
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Elty Commission
Trong Binmabern
Ogden Palkrs de Partment
Tatrolmen
Aerplanin
Iite
Peice
Imovie
Tave Experience
Pringe
Capital
Max Thompson
H.C. Johns
F. J. Bohn
Johns
David Runck
Sherif Peterson
Iota
Nitage Tate
Punta Ony
Fla
Shen Trent
Oiterrs
Cleveland
Galveston
Texas
Chester Sawyer
Mertens
Dearia
Lane Helen
Tadlanapolie
IMS
van der Schuit
PAIGE
Omaha Livestock
Grace Hamlaton
Springer Laura Newton
Remington
Smithsonian
Tintle Grandin
Alta
Foo
Alta Tunnel
Albion
Big Four
Boullon
Cottonwood Coneviaaiet
Bay State
Cottonwood Metals
Fort Crown Point
Grand Central
Diowell
Trop Blossom
Indian Queen
Moscow
Say Day
New Quincy
Prinea Consoridated
Paloma
Hico Wellington
Wats
Wilbert
Ata
Bank Stocke Commercial National
Deseret National
Deseret Savings
Farmeta
First National
Logan
Brigham
McCornick & Co
Natural Bank of the
Mountain States
Pui
Ogden Packing and Provision
Utes Gas & Coke
Wish Power and Light
Soave Pictures Corporation
Darla and Weber Canal
Sa Amalgamated Supar
Cement Serninles
Consolidated
Lle
Theme Fire Insurance
Su A
Intermoaniain Life
Lion Coal
Daly
Tab Daly
J. Beekera
Pete
JA Hogle & CO
Acsident
Caldent Partner
Kudeon Ave
Phana
Chicago Board of Tracts
Galt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Logan & Bryan
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