Rebuilding Plans For Audiorium Skating Rink Following Fire
Manager Phil O'Mara of the Auditorium skating rink returned from Salt Lake to inspect the charred remains after Sundays fire. He said exact losses are hard to quantify but indicated the interior is largely destroyed and the maple rink floor is ruined and must be rebuilt before skating can resume. Reconstruction will begin immediately with aim to restore the rink to at least its former condition.
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Phil O'Mara
Auditorium
Salt Lake
O'Mara
Ter
Ames
Ogden
Begi
Reconstruction Planned For Damaged Skating Rink
The owner stated the rink will be rebuilt rapidly after the fire and Ogden will lose a major facility. He planned to return to Salt Lake to begin reconstruction of the damaged complex.
Free Coinage of Silver Voted Down in Nevada Senate
Carson City Nev March 9 A resolution demanding the free coinage of silver at 20 to 1 was defeated in the Nevada senate yesterday Party lines were abandoned Republicans and Democrats voting against the measure Amendments to the state police bill were passed empowering officers to arrest without warrant use town jails summon local constabulary and set a minimum enlistment term of one year Members of the state force are prohibited from political demonstrations The bill goes to the assembly tomorrow
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada Senate
Senate
Mystery Tragedy in Oregon Ends in Slayings
In Portland a search for her missing husband led Mrs. Oscar T. Hiett to a Columbia Slough shooting preserve where she found both her husband and an older man named John Dale dead. A rifle wound to Hiett and axe-inflicted head injuries on Dale suggest a brutal confrontation. Police lean toward the younger man shooting first. They had lived together after his marriage and quarrels arose after jealousy over the wife. Dale allegedly warned of consequences if anything happened to him.
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Portland
Ore
March
Oscar T. Hiett
Columbus Slough
John Dale
Hiett
Dale
Bamberg Ground Construction Drives City Rail Spur Approval
City council in regular session with nine members present adopted reports on street lighting at Jefferson Seventh and Monroe Seventh, and allowed final city work estimates. The ordinance granting Oregon Short Line permission for a Gamble Robinson Co spur was read third time and approved. Encroachment safeguards were set for the company’s franchise, while sanitary and waterworks bond matters were referred to committees for action.
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Miss Hancock
Oreron
Gamble Robinson Co
Indiana
Horton Implement Company
Thomas
Jefferson and
Seventh Street
Monroe
Robert C. Garr
Simon Bamberger
Thirty-second Street
Wall Avenue
James McHeth
City Hall
George Whitmore
Doyle & Jones
T. C. Morris
W .S. Donaldson
CG Dinsmore
Street Committee
Joseph Saunders
Sanitary Committee
Peer
City Council Actions on Streets and Licenses
Council considered a culvert and street grading petition at Harrison Avenue and Twenty-seventh Street, referred to the street committee. Liquor license for Ed McGuire's at 220 Twenty-fifth Street referred to the license committee. Estate transfers and flood protection proposals discussed. Council moved to discontinue flood work on Ogden River and debated sidewalk and land purchase matters, then adjourned after park and sprinkler bids.
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Wi Dorie Owas
Efi
Hia Bonam
Harrison Avonue
Twenty-seventh Street
Dickson
Flygare
Dana
Humphris
Powers
DeVine
Ogden River
Waa
F. W. Cooper
Washington Avenue
EB. Gill
Bist Patterson
Law Committee
Bratz
Thomas
Heeles Street
David Eccles
Peery
Thorns
Suffragists Stage Public Demonstration in Newspaper District
A band of suffragists invaded Park Row in New York at 3 o clock this morning to appeal to newspaper workers. Ten women on a wagon spoke before the Tribune building as a crowd gathered, with notable attendees including Mrs. Boorman Wells and Dr. Maude Glasgow. Signs proclaimed support for women voting in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah and Idaho, while police kept order and no conversions were confirmed.
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New York
Park Row
Tribune
Une
Boorman Wells
Maude Glasgow
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Woman can cure herself of intellectual inferiority
Chicago March article summarizes Professor W S Thomas of the University of Chicago arguing women can overcome perceived intellectual inferiority by working, engaging in politics, and leaving home confinement. He calls home incarceration a curse on the female nervous system and mind.
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Chicago, March
W. S. Thomas
University of Chicago
Thomas
Women and Work in the Occupations
The passage notes women increasingly influence occupations by feeding them, not by men alone. It observes women often abandon work plans for marriage, even in universities where they train for professional futures, yet still keep an eye on matrimonial goals.
Veteran Confederate Surgeon Henry I Jones Dies in Oakland
Dr Henry Isaac Jones a veteran surgeon of the Confederate and British services died at his Oakland home after contracting a illness in India while with the British army. Welsh born he studied at Glasgow and served on the Confederate cruiser Florida and later the Georgia before joining the British army in India. He practiced in Connecticut and Pennsylvania before moving to Oakland about twenty years ago.
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Oakland
Cal
Henry Isaac Jones
India
Jones
Wales
Glasgow
Florida
Georgia
United States
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Child 18 Operated On For Appendicitis By Mistake
Eight year old Hope Cohen recovering in Harrisburg hospital after being mistakenly operated on for appendicitis. She and her brother were admitted for enlarged tonsils. an anesthesia was given and the appendix removed. Surgeons discovered the mistake when parents called. They say the appendix was inflamed and the operation may have been unnecessary.
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Harrisburg
Hope Cohen
Electric chair execution shocks public in Sing Sing
Ossining New York report says Marek and William Jones, a Black man, were executed in Sing Sing prison for the Liswelyn Bunn case from Hempstead. Three shocks were administered before death after a fatal altercation over a trivial matter at a farm where both worked.
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Ossining, N
Marek
William Jones
Sing Sing
Liswelyn Bunn
Hempstead
Jones
Bune
Accidental Shooting During Duck Hunt in Calumet River
Joseph Welsh of East Chicago accidentally shot himself while duck hunting in a boat on the Calumet river near Black Oak ten miles east of Hammond. The boat overturned, and passenger L. Miller fell into the water and was rescued unconscious, expected to die. Welsh’s wife is in shock over the incident.
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Chicago
Calumet River
Black Oak
Ten Milles
Hammond
Joseph Welsh
L. Miller
Welsh
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Dr. Price
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Henry G Hess
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Junction City Investment Company (Incorporated
Eccles Building
Oxden
Danderine
Enowlion Danderine CO
Auhn
Thes Wash. Ave
Utah Light & Railway Co
D. Decker
Grand Opera House
Northwestern Theatrical Ass'n
R. P. Herrick
Res. Mgr
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Lillian
Russell
George Broadhurst
George
Hobart
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Herdetones
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Bsikmat
Ogden Steam Laundry CO
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