Marathon Skating Contest Won by Willie Schotz
Willie Schotz of Salt Lake completed the marathon 26 miles 385 yards on roller skates in 1 hour 28 minutes. J M Reynolds, winner at Hutte Montana, finished a lap behind with Fenton Hardy close. Fourteen contestants started on a dirt track at the Auditorium and the first mile time was 20.25 seconds. Advertisers must prepare copy for the Evening Standard the day before publication.
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Willie Schotz
Salt Lake
J. M. Reynolds
Hutte
Mont
Fenton Hardy
Auditorium
Purported Trip Details and Estate Notice Highlight Local News
Intermittent notes describe a pleasure trip plan for Harriman including California and New York routes and imply a retirement rumor. Separate items report a petition for distribution in Ellen Stevenson’s estate and obituaries for Mrs. Thath M. Lawson, with funeral details and survivors.
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Harriman
California
Coronas
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
New York
Ellen Stevenson
Successful auto trip by L A Becraft in a Maxwell
L A Becraft completed a five hour ten minute trip yesterday from Malad City Idaho to Ogden Utah in a Maxwell car. Despite poor road conditions from rain and snow the vehicle performed well, arriving with only 106 pounds of the famed German Town Mod left onboard and proving the Maxwell’s power and reliability.
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L. A. Becraft
Maxwell
Malad City
Idaho
Ochen
Horee
Hogey
Malad
Collinston
Brigham City
Hot Springs
Springs
Ogden
conference urged on Central American peace
Washington reports discuss a proposed conference of Central American presidents to remove bases of Intervention feared by the United States and Mexico. Officials note no active hostilities yet fear remains and both nations seek to prevent warlike moves as the Mexican gunboat General Guerrero ships to Central American ports.
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Washington
United States
Mexico
State Department
Republica
Central America
General Guerrero
Salina Cruz
Central American
Man Helps Police Trap Robbers After Street Mugging
William Paul was robbed by two men on a southern street. He claimed to be a highwayman and led the thieves toward a policeman where the robbers were arrested with his assistance.
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Chicago
William Paul
Paul
Toledo Wrestler John Billeter Defeats Machowski
Lightweight champion John Billeter defeated Walter D. Machowski of Detroit in two straight falls here tonight. The first fall lasted 16 minutes and the second 15½ minutes.
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Toledo
John Billeter
Walter D. Machowski
Detroit
Manaual Training Chief Resigns as City Schools Head
The city board of education meeting was cut short by council business on a franchise for Ogden Rapid Transit Railroad over Walleye Tie. J M H Cannon, head of the manual training department, tentatively resigns to take a better position, board to consider his replacement. salary continuation in March at risk if he leaves early.
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City Board of Education
Browning
Pingree
Ogden Rapid Transit Railroad Company
Walleye
Ffth
J. MH. Cannon
Cannon
Ogden State Bank
Board of Education
D. H. Adams
George Brown
Brown
Religious Services Schedule At First Methodist and Good Shepherd
The First Methodist Episcopal Church at 445 Twenty-fourth Street lists Sunday events with 10:00 am Sunday school under B. E. Newton, 11:00 am morning worship with Rev. H. B. Johnston, and 7:30 pm revival services featuring "The Sinners Wireless" and music by the chorus. The Woman’s Missionary Society meets next Thursday at the parsonage. The Church of the Good Shepherd at Twenty-fourth and Grant Avenue announces Fourth Sunday in Lent services with Holy Communion at 7:30 am, 11:00 am morning prayers and sermon, and 7:00 pm evening prayers.
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
Twenty-fourth Street
G. W. McCreery
B. E
Newton
H. B, Johnston
Pacific Coast
Epworth League
Kenneth Griffin
C. O TD
the Sinners Wireless
Church of the Good Shepherd
Twenty-fourth
Grant Avenue
Wm. W. Fleetwood
Grape Nuts credited with restoring health in letter
A Michigan reader praises Grape Nuts and Postum as lifesaving, noting relief from indigestion and insomnia after starting the cereal. She claims improved sleep, energy, and brain function, urging others to try the product as a remedy and highlights supportive marketing lines.
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A. Md
Postum Co
Battle Cresk
Mich
Wellville
Lenten Services and Sunday Worship Across Local Churches
Local churches announce a schedule of Lent services and Sunday worship. The First Presbyterian outlines evening sermons on divine revelations and daily life, with youth programs. Central Park Presbyterian notes 11 a.m. worship and 12:20 p.m. Sunday School, plus midweek prayer. Swedish Lutheran lists 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. morning service, with English evening service. First Unitarian promotes a reading by Miss Mary Phelps on Ibsen. First Church of Christ Christian shares 11 a.m. service at the Masonic Temple and 9:45 a.m. Sunday School. First Baptist details March 21 services with various classes, a 6:50 p.m. Pilgrim’s Progress session, and a Fanny Crosby evening program featuring music and an anthem. Regular Thursday prayer meeting ends with a Suffering Lord topic.
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First Presbyterian Church
John Dwar Carver
Dastor
Divine
Central Park Presbyterian Church
Washington Avenue
Thirty-first Street
Wolock
Tipom Rev
C. C. Hichman
Phetor
First Unitarian Church
K. P. Hall
Utah National Bank
William Thurston Brown
Mary Phelps
Pasadena
Ibsen
First Church of Christ, Scientist
First Baptist Church
Grant Avenue
Twenty-fourth Street
H. D Zimmerman
W. E Moore
Fanny Crosby
Mission Circle
Bessie Thompson
HD. Zimmerman
Isaiah Lin
Vulcan Iron Works Braces for Harriman Firm Move
Twenty five workers at Vulcan Iron Works Seattle guard the Fourth avenue plant after notice from Oregon and Washington Railway to vacate within 30 days. A piledriver built a bridge on Vulcan property as Harriman interests plan track laying toward Portland within two weeks. Vulcan claims 30000 tons of material on hand and hurdles to leaving.
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Seattle
Vulcan Iron Works
Fourth Avenue
Oregon and Washington Hailway Company
Harriman Corporation
Portland
Oregon and Washington Railway Company
Harriman
Iron Works
Closing event at Palm Beach tournament
Palm Beach March 19 The fourth day of the Nuin ational motor boat carnival and boat races ended with endurance contest for all boats covering nautical miles for the Beach club trophy and Reed and Barton cup. Buffnio Courier won a phenomenal race. Consolation race for uncuped boats over four and a half miles awarded Drenham company and Cosmic cups with Firing Filah taking first and Bruiser second.
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Fly
Cinery
Beach Club
Buffnio Courier
Drenham Company
Firing Filah
Orel
Bruiser
President Taft Toasted by Yale Graduates in New York Dinner
In New York 1500 Yale graduates host a dinner for Taft as Yale President in spirit. The gala at the Waldorf Astoria features songs, decorations, and a 32-member glee club. Taft extols Yale spirit and accepts the honor amid tight security and choral toasts.
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Old
Yale
Titt
United States
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Nowere
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Taft
Asany
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Haley
God
Country
Henry W. Taft
Horace D. Taft
Elihu Yale
Secret Service
Mr. Taft
Washington
Doan's Kidney Pills Earn Ogden Man's Cured Back Pain
Mrs Thos H Reeder of Ogden Utah reports long term kidney trouble and backache eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills from Badcon's Pharmacy. He regained health after trying various remedies and has remained well. Doan's sold everywhere 60 cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Dean
Thos. H. Reeder
22Nd St
Ogden
Utah
Badcon
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Doan
Yale President Taft Speech Sparks Alumni Rally
President Taft addresses Yale alumni amid cheers and songs as he reflects on his Yale lineage and influence. He stresses honesty, industry, and common sense guiding future four-year goals, and praises Yale’s moral tone and enduring spirit before departing for Washington.
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Eleht
Yale
Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Roose Vell
Harvard
Roosevelt
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Abott
Hadley
Taft Aald Fe
Wandering Driscoll Returns After Three Years Amnesia
J J Driscoll, 66, says he wandered for three years with no memory of his life. He recalls Brockton Massachusetts as his former home and believes the year was 1806. A Los Angeles policeman recorded his story as he recovered on Spring Street and care arrangements were noted.
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Los Angeles
J. J. Driscoll
Brockton
Mass
Spring Street
Driscoll
Grand Jury Probes Graft in Los Angeles Officials
A 19 member Los Angeles grand jury convened to investigate graft allegations against city officials and residents in the red Necht district. The inquiry centers on sudden resignations including former Mayor Arthur Harper and Edward Kern of the Board of Public Works, with more resignations expected.
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Los Angeles
Special County Grand Jury
Red Necht
Arthur ©. Harper
Board of Public Works
Edward ©. Kern
Grand jury begins as Subpoenas issued for city officials
Harper and Kern were subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury. John Fishburn, president of the National Bank of California, was chosen foreman. Judge James instructed the grand jury to inspect acts of public officials and to avoid partisan indictments without court orders. Testimony opened with Joseph Durand, an alleged lieutenant of Nick Oswald, who fled the city to Mexico and was arrested days earlier.
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Harper and Kern
John Fishburn
Natonal Bank of California
James
Grand Jury
Joseph Durand
Nick Oswald
Tenderloin
Eran
Tha Juan
Mexico
Durand
Joi
Rand
Governor Spry Announces Utah State Appointments
The list names appointees to Utah boards and commissions including Regents of the University of Utah, Agricultural College trustees, State Board of Education, Labor Conciliation, Sheep, Health, Pharmacy, Corrections, Barbers, Medical, Optometry, Park Commissioners, Accountancy, Uniformity of Legislation, Indian War Records, Bank Examiner, Coal Mine Inspector, State Chemist, State Engineer, Dairy and Farm Commissioner, Land Commissioners, Equalization, and Horticultural Inspector. Each member serves four years unless noted otherwise, with several terms set to begin July 1, 1909.
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University of Utah
Frank Pierze
Salt Lake City
Richard W. Young
W. N. Willams
Frank B. Stephens
The
Agricultural College
Thomas Smart
Logan
I W. N Whitecotton
Provo
Mathoniah Thoman
Lorenzo N. Steh
Brigham
Suen Y. Gates
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Imeeetors
Utah State Fair Association
Lester PD. Freed
Wiliam C. Winder
P J. Riter
F. J. Hendershot
Ogden
W. FP. Armstrong
State Board of
John Dern
William Drysdale
State Board of Sheep Commissionere
L. R. Anderson
Manilh
Caller
Nephi
Thomas W. Jones
State Board of Bealth
A. F Doremus
H. K. Merrill
H. Q O. Jensen
L. W. Snow
Joseph R. Murdock
Heber City
Byron Cummings
State Board of Accountancy
W. J. Bateman
J. P. Goddard
Lovan
D. A. Swan
Utah Board of Commissioners For
United States
Benner X. Smith
Jerrold R. Letcher
L. L. Baker
Tooele
Commissioners of
J. M. Westwood
Springville
M. L. Pratt
J. B. Arthur
Cedar City
G. A Glazier
John E. Pettit
Coalville
Herman Harms
Caleb Tanner
Dairy and Fom
Willard Hansen
State Board of Land Commissioners
D. Candland
Mt. Pleasant
W. H. Thain
M. M. Steslo
Panguitei
A. G. Glauque
W. H. Farnsworth
State Board of Equalization
Salisbury
Harden Reunion
Verna
George A. Black
Taylor
Galt Lake
Stone Arch Bridge Matches House in England
A landowner demanded the Great Western railroad bridge over his property be built of stone to match his house and feature three elliptical arches. The completed bridge, noted as the only one of its kind in England or perhaps the world, overcame construction difficulties.
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Great Western Railroad
England
World —Railway Magazine
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