When Jimmie Meets Gilbert at the Ogden Box Meet
Jimmie Jobna of Ogden, the fast boxer, plans a public showdown with Pat Gilbert of Salt Lake to settle their old rivalry. Spectators expect Jobna to showcase his strength after a weight gain, while Gilbert remains confident. The title bout discussion continues as a debate at the Orpheum on July 4 afternoon.
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Jack White
al Young
Chicago
Ogden
Intermountain
Pat Gilbert
Jimmie Johns
Salt Lake
Utah
White
Young
Eagles
Billy Glasmann
Jimmie Jobna
Jimmie
Pat
Ives
Dean
Jim
Wolgast
Brooklyn Races Set For A Fast Card At Jamaica
The Excelsior handicap winner Roamer is narrow favorite over Whitney pair Regret and Borrow. Other starters listed include Boots, Stromboli, Omar Khayam, Old Rosebud, Beverwyck stable entries, with ages weights and jockeys shown. Police fined nearly 4,000 San Francisco motorists for speeding as Brooklyn race weather looks promising for a record in the nine furlong Brooklynian Stakes.
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Jamaica
Roamer
Whitney
Regret
Borrow
Boots
A. Miller
Schut
Mager
A.B. Macomber
Roots
Lat
Belmont
Batwell
WL P
Iobinson
I. Ph. Whitney
Troxler
H.C. Applegate
Old Rosebud
Peak
Hi. T. Wilson
Ormesdale
T. McTageart
Beverwyck Stable
Old Roenng
Byrne
W. Vian
Omar Khayam
Collins
J. E. Widenaur
Chickiet
Reogh
Oscar Lewloho
Clematis
Garner
Frigco
RED Cross
Francisco
San Francisco
New York
Mobile
Queens County Jockey
America
Governor to Attend Old Folks Day at Lagoon Friday
Governor Gimoa Bamberger, if return from the east in time, will jugate as guest of honor at the Old Folks outing at Lagoon Friday. If unavailable, Secretary of State Har den Bennison will represent him. The event, inviting every county elder, plans a larger program with free transport for those 70+, a special round trip rate from Ogden to Lagoon, and a day of music, meals, and gatherings.
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Gimoa Bamberger
Utah
Lagoon
Bamberger
Harden Bennison
Cara
Ogden
T Bamberger Electric
Julian Bamberger
Ogden, Logan & Idaho Railway
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Damberger
Lanoun
Goddard
Ogden Group Plans July Zion Canyon Excursion
Ogden residents entertain a new Zion Canyon park trip organized by J. M. Early, city passenger agent for the Salt Lake Route. The excursion departs on the first Friday in July, with several people already signaling intent to go. The Land Line from Salt Lake Route reaches Wrile camp, 102 miles to the rim, enabling car travel from Ogden to the park.
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Ogden
Zion Canyon
J. M. Early
Galt Lake
Ja Ioeden
Nppear
Balt Lake
Wrile Camp
Frac Oden
Wyle Camp
Mount Bublima
Grand Canyon
Sweet Florence Ay Janes Called by Death
Florence Ay Janes daughter of W A James of the Russell James company died after a brief illness uncertainty surrounding the cause, typhoid, meningitis and a prior measles attack. She was a noted little songstress who performed publicly with her siblings and was a beloved figure in local programs. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 4 PM at the family home 2940 Lincoln Avenue.
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Florence May Jaroen
Are
W. A. James
Russell James
Itocoln Avenue
Large Warehouse To Rise Between Twenty Second And Twenty Third Streets
Plans by Guy Johnson of Ogden announce a large warehouse to be built between Twenty second and Twenty third streets west of Washington avenue. The ground plus 133 by 140 feet building will have a deep cellar and a sizable footprint. Upon completion Johnson intends to erect a five building business block with a 13 foot frontage on Twenty third street.
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Twenty-third
Washington Avenue
Arrom
Guy Johnson
Ogden
Mr. Johnson Pianos
Twenty-third Street
Mammoth Dam Breach Threatens Utah Valley Flood
Flood fears rise as Mammoth reservoir dam fails under meltwater from Price River irrigation system. Towns Scofield Helper Castle Gate and Colton evacuate. 40 miles of Denver and Rio Grande lines at risk. Dam may release vast waters and devastate farms bridges and rail lines. warning relayed by Fairview operator Annabel Pritchett as crews rush to control flow.
Dam Breach At Sammoth Dam Rebuilt For Irrigation
The Sammoth dam, begun years ago and expanded three years later by farmers, now stands about sixty feet high and impounds 11 000 acre feet of water. It could be raised to store 20 000 acres, with an estimated cost around 150 000 dollars. Designed originally as a dirt dam, the final plan uses a concrete core wall with buttresses, creating a 610 feet reservoir width and a 400 feet footing. Original designers Frank C. Kelecy and A F Corremus dated 1903. May 5 approval by state engineer Dotemut. A breach interrupted storage, but water rights and reconstructions followed to resume irrigation supply, tying to July low-water periods. The 1914 Hutchtown break caused crop and property damage, yet the state land board secured water for purchasers and proceeded with reconstruction.
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Price River
Frank C. Kelecy
A. F. Corremus
Dotemut
Price
Uma
Marjorie Rambeau in Motherhood at the Cozy
Marjorie Rambeau stars in Motherhood at the Cozy today in a feature worth seeing for every mother. Admission is five and ten cents for the screening.
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Marjorie Rambeau
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the Orpheum
Gilbert
Brooklyn
Gensider
Cote
Actos
Fairdog Pondes
Rowor
George Shorten
City Hall
M. .A. Tanner
Weber Stake
HW. Shortlit
North Weber Stake
E. A. Larkin
Ogdenstake
Florence AY Janes
Dem
Sahy
Toas
Ealt Lake
Mammoth
Price Iver Frrigation Company
Fairview
Banpete County
Scofield
Helper
Castle Fate
Calton
Iso
Denver & Rilo Grande
Carbon County
Utah Fuel Company
Denver
Itlo Grande
F. E. Clarity
Seel Stant
Utah Iines
PD. & 71
G. da
Sret
Errigation
BroWog Cropa
Annabel Pritchett
Scefeld
Camegate
Colton
Prairia
Heofeld
Gooseberry Creek
Fish Creek
Ubence
George Austin
Troleation Company
Denver & Sto Grande Railroad
Austin
John C. Wheelon
Cpme
Vador
Ventiaien
Sammoth
Catia
Hutchtown
State Land Board
Lewis & CO. Jewelers
Olive Thomas
Doug” Fairbanks
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