Committee Eyes Utah Road Improvements With State Officials
A Weber Liv and Box Elder counties committee led by A. P. Bigetow meets Governor Simon Bamberger and the state roads commission in Salt Lake to discuss improving highway sections in northern Utah and possibly securing state aid for a summer construction campaign outlined at a Weber Club gathering last Saturday.
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Weber
Liv
Box Ler
A. P. Bigetow
Saltlake
Simon Bamberger
State Roads Commission
Weber Club
Plana
Work Wen
Film Run at Cozy Theater Highlights 1920s Westerns
The Cozy Theater presents a lineup including Big Bill Hart in Pinto Ben, Broncho Billy in Billy's Leap, plus The Boy Scout picture The Boy Who Cried Wolf and a Big Y comedy. Show runs today and tomorrow.
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Big Bill” Hart
Billy
Reno Citizens Aid War Chest Fund Plan
J M Fulton of Southern Pacific announces Reno's war chest plan inviting all residents to join a monthly dues system funding the Red Cross Y M C A and other patriotic groups. The aim is a statewide campaign. subscribers pledge 50 cents monthly or six dollars yearly, with enforcement for nonparticipation. Industrial notes mention Nevada copper industry strain and brewery wages rise at St. Louis.
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J. M. Fulton
Southern Pacific
Reno
Fulton
Ogden
T. F. Rowlands
Balke
Mr. Fulton
Ned Cross
W.C. A. Knights of Columbnia
Visielan Bellah
Mttro
Hedrisa
Urey
Mc Fulton
Reno Aloo
Faye
Flo
Nevada
Mormon Pioneer John Marriott Descendants Gather for Celebration
One hundred nineteen descendants of John Marriott met at Marriott meeting house to mark his Old Birthday lunch and program. Among 22 living children 15 attended. 72 of 183 grandchildren were present, and 31 of four great grandchildren with two great great grandchildren present. Marriott, born in England March 6 1817, joined Latter Day Saints there, emigrated to Utah, knew Joseph Smith, and helped irrigate Marriott settlement.
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John Marriott
Marriott Meeting House
Lyung
Addicion
Minvmary
John Mustlall
England
America
Utah
Vin
Joseph Smith
Nauvoo
Tle
Waysville
Marriott
Ogden
Theresa Bentwick Marriott
Margaret Huccon
Bishop
T. EB. Powell
John D. Peterson
Huth Hodgson
Charles Nelson
Maude Ilewett
Catherina Marriote
Lorenzo Murciott
Bernard Parry
Eha Temminder
Ln Tne i
Otilerd
Yeaterday
Ion
Aaron Tracy
Suirrel
Joli Marriott
Ghua
Father Wilson sued in marriage case amid embezzle claim
Ald Wilson charged with embezzling 40 dollars from Hindu Awor Sing. He was arraigned in municipal court and pled not guilty. Preliminary hearing set for March 14, bond set at 800 dollars. Witness Mary Wilson alleged she received money and jewelry totaling about 500 dollars after promise to marry him, but the claim was dismissed for lack of criminal action.
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Ald
Wilson
Awor Sing
Dndo, Ha
Mary Wilson
Daurelor
Smallpox Precautions Hit Draft Boards
Precautionary measures to prevent the spread of smallpox are issued to local draft boards by the governor's office. The bulletin urges vaccination for selected men likely to be drafted, either where smallpox is prevalent or as a preventive step, with no charge from health authorities.
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Povacnor
Bubelin
Simon Bamberger
Woman's kidney trouble relief from Foley Kidney Pills
A bedridden patient under doctor care all summer improved after using Foley Kidney Pills. Mia Grayton of Grayton, Maine, described two months in bed with backache and kidney symptoms and said the pills did more good than all other medicines.
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Mia
Small
Grayton
Foley Kidney Pils
A. R
GEO, SUTHERLANDS GUEST OF HONOR AT LUNCHEON
Senator George Sutherland was guest of honor at a luncheon hosted by Judge A R Yey yoo at Slianson's cafe. Attendees included James P. Causey and numerous political figures. The gathering voiced optimism for Republican prospects, urged support for the president in the war, and discussed constructive criticism of administrational blunders to improve the party’s organization. Theodore Roosevelt’s influence loomed as a potential strong presidential candidate.
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Esx
George Sutherland
A. R. Yey Yoo
Slianson
James P. Causey
Salt Lake
Wol Shearman
Thomas G. Burt
Wy H. Watt
BR. E. Bristol
EB. T. Elulan+ ink
1. Hecker
GL. We. Shurtiltt
Thomas H. Care
J. DU. Aldredge, Jr
A. Dickson
Theodore
Roosevelt Iyme
Warning Issued To Delinquents In The Draft
Judge A HR Heywood announced a stern warning to registrants who failed to appear for examinations. He warned they risk serious punishment if they delay further, noting government procedure is not a joke. Ogden registrants are notably delinquent as clerks compile a list. about 260 may be rated as defaulters.
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Atate
A. HR. Heywood
Ogden
O Riley Seeks Divorce From Absent Husband
Lillian O Riley sues in district court for a decree of divorce from Casay O Rvey. Married at Boise Idaho on April 10 1914 they moved to Los Angeles where he deserted in January 1916 and has not communicated since. She has lived in Ogden since. O Connell y represents the plaintiff.
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Lillian O'Riley
District Court
Laab
Casay O'Rvey
Boise
Waho
Los Angeles
Cal
Osden
O'Connelly
Royal Flying Corps Cadet Killed at Prescott Training
Royal Flying Corps cadet Barton Hurlburt was killed this morning during training at Prescott while an instructor escaped unharmed. Hurlburt becomes the thirty sixth fatality at this installation.
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Royal Flying Corps
Fort Worth
Merch
T— Barton
Hurlburt
Flying Corps
Mother Myer
Prescott
War Savings Stamps Sale Opens at Capitol Entrance
A stand for War Savings Stamps is set up at the main entrance of the Capitol in Washington. A girl with a win the war mule offers thrift stickers to officials as they pass. Among first customers was Vice President Thomas R. Marshall.
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Capitol
Washington
Thomas R. Marshall
Ogden Cartoonist On Board The Salvo Magazine On Navy Ship
The Standard received two copies of The Salvo published aboard the U S S Pittsburgh. Doc Easton of Ogden, son of F W Easton, is the magazine’s cartoonist. The issue features naval life, editor F W Lott, printer W E Wartiner, and circulation manager G F Smith. It includes cartoons, a feature Crossing the Equator, and humorous notes by Madame Cara Lucia with vivid naval scenes and a playful tone.
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Uncle Sem
Pittsburgh
United States
Doc Easton
F. W. Easton
Fleet
Salt Lake Division
Southern Pacific
Ogden
F W. Lott
W.E. Wartiner
G. F. Smith
Cara Lucia
Comte
Eleven Hotel and Rooming House Licenses Granted
City commissioners, on recommendation of Pallce Chist Browning, granted eleven hotel and rooming house licenses after prior deferral for investigation. Notable granted include Joseph Laucirica, once arrested for liquor offenses, now defendant in another case. Mrs H R Frouty’s case pending. Will Crichtaw notified of hotel conduct ordinance. prior convictions mean license revocation and fee refund. Also advertised: German Curse in Russia five reels at Rialto, Salt Lake City, 25c. Lyceum shows Sunday and Monday at standard price.
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Pallce Chist Browning
Board of City Commissioners
Joseph Laucirica
H.R. Frouty
Flygace
Will Criichtaw
Opages
Russia
Rialto
Salt Lake City
Lyceum
Government Asked to Fix Steel Prices
Washington March 7. Steel manufacturers urged government action to fix prices on all inputs entering steel production to stabilize finished steel costs. They argued that controlling raw materials already under state oversight, while components remain free, disrupts price consistency. BAIRD TAKES SEAT. Washington March 7. Senator Baird of New Jersey, recently appointed to fill the unexpired term of the late Senator Hughes, took his seat today.
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Washington
Steil
Baird
Maren
New Jersey
Ite
Hughes
Speaker Clark Celebrates Sixth Birthday in Missouri Delegation
Washington report notes Sinaker Clark celebrated his sixth birthday at a luncheon with the Missouri delegation. He received greetings from many friends and was notably the center of attention during the event.
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Clark
Washington
Sinaker Clark
Doxin
Three Italians caught in liquor net arrest in town
Dante Marizochi Henry Names and William Stirring were arrested last night by Deputy Sheriffs Soute and Geiger for liquor law violations. They pleaded guilty in municipal court this morning and received fines of 50 dollars each. They claimed they were traveling from Denver to CedEn and had purchased the Tudor at Laramie Wyoming.
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Dante Marizochi
Henry Names
William Stirring
Soute
Geiger
Ceden
Denver
Laramie
Wyo
Ogden Boys Enlist in Signal Corps Aviation
Two Ogden youths Lester G. Faulkner and Orton W. Roberts enlisted at noon for Fort Douglas in the signal corps aviation section. They join through the local recruiting station and expect to stay at Fort Douglas until outfitted before returning home.
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Ogden
Fort Douglas
Signal Corps
Lester G. Faulkner
Walt Uxvenus
Orton W. Roberts
Vark Avenue
Horna
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Deaths include Sarry Wied Burnett at the county infirmary in general debility. Funeral arrangements for Anne G Lisle, with Bingham presiding, were held in Middleton ward. Wayne Blakeley, weeks old, died from bronchiolitis. funeral Friday in the ly kin chapel, interment at Lew City cemetery. San Francisco carpenters’ wage scales cited in the new war effort.
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Blakeley
Wayne Blakeley
Ell Dlakeley
Suillvsin Avenue
Bop
O'rlock
Ly Kin
Lew City
San Francisco
Carpenters’ New War
Carpenters
Éaipiored
Gotham's new mayor eludes seekers at Palm Beach
Mayor Hylan, executive of the world’s largest city, is vacationing at Palm Beach to rest from duties while avoiding office seekers. He plans to return to work and ensure municipal employees report to nine o'clock as he does. Accompanied by Joseph J. O'Brien.
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Gotham
Palm Beach
Hylan
Hylan Willsail
Joseph J. O'Brien
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