Senate Returns Liquor Bill to House With New Number
The Utah Senate sent the liquor bill back to the House on a technicality and a new number, House Bill 240, with W. S. Hansen listed as author. The House passed it by nearly the same vote as before, and debate touched on other bills still on the calendar as lawmakers push to close the session. An education appropriation added eighty thousand dollars for high school extensions and a five thousand dollar grant funded the adult blind workshops.
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Hansen
House
Weber County
Box Elder
Cacie
Utah
Davie
Salt Lake
J. T. Thornley
Hugh A. McMiilin
Senate
Theodore L. Holman
Hobinson
W. N. Williams
E. C. Ashton
Benner X. Smith
Utah Commission of the Adult Blind
Carl A. Badger
S. B. No. 187
Returned Without Approval and Legislative Suggestions
H. B. No. 39 relates to libel with a proposal to limit bills to a single subject. T L Holman notes. H. B. No. 226 concerns cattle on public ranges with a substitute by the Livestock committee and proposed amendments.
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T L. Holman
Governor Approves Bill On State Engineer Fees
The governor approves legislation relating to fees and duties of the state engineer. The measure includes a committee substitute for Senate Bill 126 and Senate Bill 12.
Water appropriation notice from State Engineer office Utah
Chester E Coulter applies to divert two cable feet per second of water from Salad springs in Weber County for irrigation of 120 acres from April 1 to November 1 and for domestic use year round. Protest deadline 30 days after final publication. caleb Tanner State Engineer date of first publication Feb 27 1909.
Union Signal Day Observed by W C T U at Cole Home
The W C T U was entertained at Mrs S N Cole 2622 Orchard Avenue Wednesday afternoon for the annual Union Signal Day. The event marked the national organization’s day for general meetings and advancing its causes.
Temperance Workers Discuss Union Signal Progress
A large gathering organized by the WCTU reviewed current temperance efforts nationwide in a meeting that formed an information class answering key questions about the movement. Music and refreshments followed, new subscribers joined Union Signal, and plans for stronger local action were outlined. The WCTU silver medal elocution contest is set for March 10 at the Baptist church with young ladies from the society and Junior League participating.
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Union
Baptist Church
Young Ladies of the Society
Preston is Kept From His Wife and Children Face Detention
The Salt Lake Herald details Harry Preston held in Ogden on a box car burglary charge tied to Deputy Sheriff Clark’s murder. His wife endures mortgage strain and juvenile court threats over three children Dora 10 Belle 6 and Ruel 4 as she pleads to see him. Preston shows indifference while claiming immunity, and officials cast his case as a witness matter rather than a direct prisoner risk. The piece also includes an unrelated editorial on peace education and a general health ad for Bromoline.
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Preston
Salt Lake Herald
Harry Preston
Uintah
Clark
Dora
Belle
Ruel
Ogden
Hart
Salt Lake
Gald
Preston Ja
Peace Day observance urged in Salt Lake schools
D H Christensen Salt Lake public schools superintendent urges the observance of Peace Day May 18 in schools across the city. He cites a circular from the American Peace Society and presents two leaflets to assist in program preparation, highlighting the growing prominence of the international peace movement.
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D. H. Christensen
Salt Lake
Christensen
American Peace Society
International Peace Movement
Reception Honors Ogden Ex-Superintendent William Allison
State Superintendent A C Nelsson and other dignitaries attended a large reception last night at Weber Academy honoring Professor William Allison, former Ogden superintendent. Teachers of Ogden city schools hosted the event, showing strong esteem for Allison as he leaves public school service. The assembly filled Weber Academy hall with local leaders, educators, and prominent citizens in attendance.
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William Allison
Ogden
Weber Academy
Allison
A. C. Nelsson
George Eaton
Salt Lake High School
Utah County
Professor Childs
Crows
Ogden High School
David Eccles
Joseph Scowcroft
M. S. Browning
Oden Board of Education
Thomas
Ivory Soap Promoted For Baby Bottle Cleanliness
An advertisement extols Ivory Soap as the best aid for cleaning baby bottles and utensils. It prescribes dissolving shavings in hot water, rinsing with cold water, washing inside and out, and finally scalding with boiling water to ensure sterility.
Ogden Teachers Honor Mr Allison With Gold Watch
A city school program featured music and speeches with H B Tavey R Hollingsworth and A Condon among attendees. D H Adams presented a poem for teachers, Principal Cross presided, and the event closed with a dance and refreshments.
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Dustrial School
H. B. Tavey
R. Hollingsworth
Condon
Ogden Board of Education
H. G. Gwilliam
HH Adams
Allison
Cross
Ogden High School
Glee Club
Mike Celeste Conroy
Nelson
George A. Eaton
Saltlake High School
Eaton
Mr Parsowich
Roy Carter
Gus Sander
Water rights notice for Charles E Smith Ogden Utah
State Engineer in Salt Lake City publishes notice that Charles E Smith of Ogden has applied to appropriate 1 10 cubic foot per second from a Weber County spring for domestic use. Water to be diverted 650 feet via pipeline from a spring 500 feet north and 120 feet west of Section 22, Town, Base and Meridian. Application No 2106 requires affidavit within 30 days after final publication.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles E. Smith
Ogden
Weber County
Section 22
Township 6
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Salt Spring
Caler Tanner
State Hengineer
Stranger dies in jail after delirium tremens
A transient named J. Dority died in the city jail at 11:15 p.m. after twelve hours in custody. Police report delirium tremens and excessive liquor use as the cause. The body lies at Richey’s Undertaking Establishment on Washington Avenue awaiting family claim.
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J. Dority
Richey
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty Sixth Streets
Musical program at Industrial School entertains cadets
Last night at the Industrial School the cadets and officers enjoyed a high class musical program. A number of solos recitations and pieces by the Lynne Ward Quartette, led by Prof Whittaker, Orson Griffin, and William Purdy, were rendered and well received.
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Industrial School
School program gratitude express by superintendent and audience
The audience and Superintendent Thomas thank the school. The program included Pinto solo by Prof. Whittaker Have Courage My Boy to Siy No Oraon Griffin and chorus Baritone solo by William Purdy Recitation by Mr Kemp selections by the quartet Measra Griffin Purdy Pickett and Kemp Tenor solo by William Prickett Recitation Maroni Oleh and piano solo by Prof. Whittaker.
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Thomas
Pinto
Prof
Whittaker
Boy
Siy No
Oraon Griffin
Golo
William Purdy
Mr. Kemp
Measra
Grifin
Purdy
Pickett
Kemp
William Prickett
Maroni Oleh
Naval Aide to President Taft Fatally Injured
Washington March 18 Lieutenant Sommies Rep 0 S N naval aide to President Taft was probably fatally injured in an incident. The report notes the aide suffered critical chest wounds and was rushed to a military hospital for treatment. Further details were not available at press time.
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NAVAL
Taft
Washington
Sommies
S. N. Naval
Officer Injured in Rock Creek Park Horse Accident
An officer riding with a group in Rock Creek Park was injured when his horse stumbled and fell, crushing his left thigh and causing internal injuries.
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Rock Crees Park
Coward Sharks and Sea Bathing Precautions
An old item notes that sharks are wary of loud splashing and that South Sea islanders bathe in groups for safety. It mentions Obey and a humorous water-Home Notes section titled Want Ads Bring Big Results, reflecting a period newspaper voice.
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South Sea Islands
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