Ogden Officials in Denver and Ogden Trips Reported
Ex superintendent William Allison visits Butte on a short trip as Ogden School officials send activities to Denver and Rio Grande executives. Western Pacific engine arrival draws rail workers at Union Depot. J F Reynolds and party travel private car from San Francisco to Ogden before heading east. City Recorder Brown remains seriously ill with kidney trouble.
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William Allison
Ogden City Schools
Butte, Mont
Western Pacific
Rio Grande
Union
Ogden
J. F. Reynolds
San Francisco
Union Pacific
Reynolds
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
City Recorder
City
Brown
C. D. Sherman
Syracuse
New York
Rio Grande Road
Local notices and court orders at Ogden paper
District court grants orders for sale of personal property in estates of Elizabeth Hawkins and Mary A McCulloch. Utah mining case dismissed with Utah verdict standing. Local editorials urge complaints to circulation manager and note office hours. Notable hires and moves include Joseph Storey named Weber county horticultural inspector and N C Fraser to assess irrigation projects. Baseball figure Dick Breen visits Ogden before joining California Coast League.
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Mary A. McCulloch
Utah
Mammoth Mining Company
Grand Central Mining Company
Tin
Junab County
Supreme Court of the United States
Grand Central Company
Ogden
Dick Breen
Brooklyn
N. Y
Sam Kertz
Breen Gove
California
Breen
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cleveland Nationals
Hero
San Luis Obispo
Puelle
Canadian Pacific Soo plan to run trains into Portland
Canadian Pacific and Soo Line expect to run trains into Portland using Oregon Railroad and Navigation tracks from Spokane to Portland. The arrangement would let CP compete with Harriman and Hill lines for coast traffic, with further expansion possibly reaching Seattle and Tacoma.
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Canadian Pacific-Soo
Portland
St. Paul
Canadian Pacific-Soa
Oregon
Hill and Harriman
Soo Railroad
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Company
Canadian Pacific
Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Spokane
Soo
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Seeds on sale at Barrow's Commission Co
Field garden and flower seeds offered at Barrow's Commission Co. described as cheap and freshly tested with a range of varieties available.
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Barrow's Commission Co
Farmer Burns Fails To Throw Young Yokel In Salt Lake Match
In a large Salt Lake theater crowd, farmer Burns admits Yokel is the tougher man after a 40 minute wrestling bout. Yokel dominated with defense and escapes while Burns failed to secure key holds, praising Yokel’s strength and stating Yokel could throw any welterweight. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup ad ends notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Yokel
Yokel
Burns
Mike
Buros
Unknown shooter wounds farmer at supper table
Memphis Tenn March. Lon L. Channell a farmer, was seated with his wife at their home near Memphis when an unknown person fired buckshot through a window, wounding him fatally within moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Lon L. Channell
Memphs
Truck Driver Sacrifices Life Saving Child in New York
John Vant a truck driver is dead after he shielded a six year old boy who darted in front of horses on East Twenty second street. He was thrown from the wagon in the effort to turn the team away and save the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Vant
East Twenty-second Street
Aghie Vant
Truck Incident Ends in Fatality at Bellevue Hospital
A worker was crushed under the wheels of a truck and died two hours later at Bellevue Hospital. No other injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellevue Hospital
Oklahoma Oil Wells Sold in Largest Deal to Date
J. E. Crosbie purchased the Glenn Pool district oil properties from Robert Galbreath for 700000 dollars. The 1250 acres include 19 producing wells and 100000 barrels stored, marking the largest deal of its kind in Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklm
Glenn Pool Ol
J. E. Crosbie
Robert Galbreath
Oklahoma
Battleship Connecticut Sails for New York Fleet Moves
Norfolk March 9 The battleship Connecticut flagship of Admiral Sperry's world encircling fleet sailed today for New York. The remaining battleships Louisiana Wisconsin Georgia Winois and Kentucky are expected to depart at once for their home stations.
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Norfolk
Connecticut
Admiral Sperry
New York
Louisiana
Wisconsin
Georgia
Winois
Kentucky
Cuban Law On Alien Land Purchases Defeated in House
In Havana on March 9 the bill to forbid aliens from further purchasing land in Cuba was defeated in the house by a vote of 49 to 11. The defeat leaves Cuba's land ownership rules unchanged.
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Havana
Cuba
Hand Rejoined After Severed at Kalamazoo Paper Plant
Charles Miller, who had a hand severed from his wrist at a Kalamazoo paper factory, has had the limb rejoined to the arm. Doctors report the wound healing rapidly and Miller likely to be discharged from Bronson hospital soon with prospects of regaining full use. The operation is noted as rarely successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Charles Miller
Bronson Hospital
Oratory Shifts in Carmack Murder Trial Closing Pleas
In Nashville Judge Hart paused the Cooper murder trial as Captain Fitz Hugh spoke a five hour opening for the state. He urged jurors to see beyond sympathy for Colonel Cooper and recall the widow and child left by E. W. Carmack. The defense and press liberty themes dominated the courtroom in a dramatic session.
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Nashville
Fitz Hugh
Duncan B. Cooper
Robin J. Cooper
John D. Sharp
United States
E L. W. Carmack
Hart
Senator Carmack
Carmack
Colonel Cooper
Miss Lee
E. W Carmack
E. W. Carmack
Duncan Cooper
Robin
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children
Advert reads a patent medicine claim for Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children a remedy for fever headaches teething disorders colds and worms with 10000 testimonials of cures sold by druggists for 25 cents with a warning against substitutes.
Defense States Case in Copper-Sharpe Murder Trial
Nashville March. General Meeks opened the defense in the Copper-Sharpe murder trial. Ill and barely standing, he argued the state seeks easy convictions and mocked the prosecution for attacking Col Cooper’s character. He denounced press meddling and read defense editorials as insults to Cooper. He defended Robin Cooper’s efforts to avert trouble and praised Col Cooper as a chivalrous, br prudent Southern gentleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
General Meeks
Cooper-Sharpe
Meeks
Col. Cooper
Fitzhugh
Senator Carmack
Carmack
Min
Lcense
Robin Cooper
Robin
Ruth Bryan Leavitt Granted Divorce in Lincoln
Ruth Bryan Lea vitt, daughter of William Jennings Bryan, was granted a divorce from W H Leavitt in Judge Cornish's court. No defense was offered and Mrs Leavitt received custody of the two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
William
Tariff Clash Looms as Taft Administration Pushes Funds
Washington reports a White House conference with President Taft Senator Allison Speaker Cannon and Secretary MacVeagh focusing on funding for ongoing projects and a new tariff schedule. They discussed enacting tariff legislation promptly amid Republican unity to press for immediate revision and avoid delays from insurgent opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Allison
Cannon
Treasury MacVeagh
White House
Congress
Taft Eyes Revenue Shifts As Deficit Grows
The discussion centered on a possible inheritance tax and stamp tax ideas. Secretary MacVeagh commented on the need for radical tariff revision if revenue requires new measures. President Taft met with Aitchcock and lawmakers at the White House and later attended a theater box party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacVeagh
McVeagh
Secretary of the Treasury
White House
Taft
Aitchcook
Tariff Changes Include Half Cut in Lumber Duties
Washington reports a potential fifty percent cut in lumber duties as part of a new tariff bill. Hides may be placed on the feeds, while leather and other provisions expect adjustments. Debate centers on protecting American lumber interests versus freeing foreign timber and the impact on cattlemen and shoe manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Island Pinchot
Pordney
Michigan
Canada
New England
Her Cheerful Way in a Bright Side Portrait
Misa Peachey proclaims a sunny outlook and stares into a mirror admiring the bright side, framing happiness as a daily practice in this brief feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Peachey
Weber County Grants Railroad Franchise in Utah
Weber County Utah approves a franchise to Lyman Sheen Joseph A Taylor and J M Child and successors for constructing and operating a railroad from Ogden through Harrisville Fort West and Pirin City to Section 32 Township 7 North Range 2 West Meridian. Conditions require minimal travel obstruction and free passage for the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Weber
Utah
Lyman Shkeon
Joseph A Taylor
J. M. Child
Weber County
State of Utah
Neasgns
Ogden City
Harrisville
Pirin City
Salt Lake Meridian
Railroad Franchise Granted by Weber County Utah
Weber County Utah Board of County Commissioners grants a franchise to Lyman Sheen Joseph A Taylor and J M Child for construction and operation of a railroad within Weber County. The ordinance outlines maintenance responsibilities, safety standards, acceptable compensation for damages, and a fifty year term ending March 23 1950 with acceptance conditions and timelines.
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Lyman Sheen
Joseph A. Taylor
J. M. Child
Weber County
State of
Utah
Board of County Commission
Erantees
Board of County Commissioners
Weer
Lyman Skeen
J. M Child
Andaessens
A. D
O. B. Madron
Frank Moore
John T. Byhee
Oscar BE. Madson
Samuel G. DY
State of Utah
Weber
Samuel G DY
Oscar B. Madson
John T. Bybee
Samuel G Dyk
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Denver
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Party
Jefe
Iwenger
Evening Standard
Rock Sprince
Cattle Gate
Clear Creek
Gillette Coal Co
John Farr
Culley
Prescription Specialists
Washington Ave
Ogden, Utah
Riverdale
Vienna Cafe
25Th St
Broom Restaurant
Lee, Foon & Tom
Peery's Crescent Flour
Bert—Peery
Watfes
Miss Hancock
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Castle Gate
M. L. Jones Coal Co
Nlaabeth Hawkins
E-Z
Money Kelly
Geo. J. Kelly
Hess Bakery
Grass Creek
Muck Springs
Concursers' Coal Co
A. A. Shaw
Mer
Thornwell Fay
Southern Pacfic Railroad
Houston
Texas
Kodak
Tripp Studio
Lowis Leavitt
Josephs. Storey
North Ogden
Wyoming
N. C. Fraser
Colorado
Frazer Jeaves
Salt Lake
South
the Globe
Hess
Harriman
Hill
Oregon Railroad and Navigation
Farmer Burns
Geo, F. Cave
Drnog
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Cooper and Son
Gen. Meeks
Senate
Censte Finance Committee
Champ Clark
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