Noted Statesman In Pendulum of Influence and Diplomacy
The piece discusses General Beattie who challenged In dilan peace efforts and now negotiates with General Obregon in El Paso. It praises his persuasive power and contemplates his potential promotion to diplomatic rank, suggesting he could become ambassador to Berlin and influence policy on American troops in northern Mexico.
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Beutl
Indilan
Utah
Acd
Obregon
el Paro
Scott
Berlin
Mexico
Man shoots at church leader in Ipsane court case unfolds
A Standart reporter reports thirty minutes after a deadly shooting at a Vermont church where De C F Osgood was killed. The suspect criticized press questions, refused to answer about past operations, and showed no visible agitation. The exchange raises questions about public safety and media bounds in crisis.
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de. C.F. Osgood
Ipsane
Standart
Tim White
Railroads Reply to Editorial on Employee Hours
In a reproduced editorial, the Oregon Short Line and Deaver a Rio Giratén railroads reply to The Ogden flapdant on April 28 1916. They address the eight hour day demand and note a proposed two percent area adjustment tied to the current wage and hour policies. The exchange highlights industry debate over working hours versus compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Baturdey
Coipleyes
Oregon
Tenhour Baste
Transportation wage costs and eight hour day impact
A letter from railway officials analyzes wage hikes and an eight hour day, arguing that straight wages plus overtime at 1.5 pay and a 37 percent rise would cost about 17 million dollars annually. It questions who bears the burden, cites varied freight rates across goods, and warns that achieving eight hour operations would require costly new terminals or slower freight, risking national business and rail profitability. The correspondence asks if the public or railroads should absorb the burden and notes worker overtime pressures from extra boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mvestock
Haute Jena
F. F. Rockwell
Car & EB Calvin
Bresident
Car
Alarm Over American Fashions Stirring London Press
A London paper warns against American fashions invading Britain amid wartime tensions. It argues Paris and American dresses could provoke retaliatory duties, urging government control on imports while praising French and English fashion restraint in conflict times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Enug Litte
London
Ogden Theatre Show Promises Dollars and the Woman
The Ogden Theatre guarantees Dollars and the Woman as a top attraction with a limited engagement today and tomorrow only. The program emphasizes the film as one of the finest attractions ever shown in the venue.
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Ogden Theatre
Edward Maus G Named Fireman Wins City Appointment
The city board of commissioners appointed Edward Maus G as fireman to replace E J Ferguron. A resolution directed the city auditor to issue warrants totaling 848 dollars for an account with the city tied to stock shares in the Osdeo Beach Cans company. The following claims were allowed and warrants ordered for waterworks, public safety, street, public assets, park, and public property departments.
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City Board of Commissioners
Edward Maus
E. J. Ferguron
Testouer
City Mudilor
J. J. Brimmis
Hnit Bres
Osdeo Beach Cans
Hafety
Sireet Department
Astates
Pio Parka
First National Bank
Dtecount
Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death
A brief notice from A. K. Anderson thanks the Ladies' Auxiliary and all who offered kindness and beautiful deeds during the illness and death of the beloved wife. The message expresses heartfelt gratitude for support and moral offers received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan
A. K. Anderson
Jolly Crowd 15 Here With The Paying aH
A large traveling troupe titled The Passing Short T1815 arrived in Ogden on a Union Pacific train from Denver. The entourage, led by Slansxer Gilmas Haenkell, traveled under John J. Craron and Conductor A. Wolfgang oversaw dining service. The report details the elaborate menu and shows a flourish of names, meals, and scenes from the journey, including patters of praise for Wolfgang and the troupe's experiences in Ogden and Manitou Springs. The narrative shifts to political commentary, citing Senator Lodge defending Admiral Fiske against Secretary Centers and recounting the contested letter affair related to the Navy chief.
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Ane
America
Ogden Rarly
Big Morain
Union Pacific
Denver
John J. Craron
Slansxer
A. Wolfgang
Wolfgang
Mise Eley
George Monroe
Daphne
Howard Brothers
Alice
Jenek California Saparexus
Wells
Dee
Soullion
la Marityne Miller
Mion Sea
Derres Abight
Gillman Harkell
Crean
Helen Elay
Carpiller
Hoc Wells
George Manters
Howards & Howards Ham
Baron
Miller and Mack
Mailer
Johnny Murray
Daphne Pollard
Gale
Aleala Kealotf
Mra. Wells
Misses Watere Jeans
Howard
Manitour Springs
Ogden Canyon
Mme
Ambiion
L Rondod
Ife
Fiske
Centers
Hbn Senate
Piske
Fluke
Denver Metal Company Sues Lincoln Kemmerer Coal
In district court, Denver Metal Company sues Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Company for 1070 damages over failure to deliver specified ratio and angle material. The contract allegedly was formed in Ogden in 1915 with delivery to Denver.
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Distriet
Denver Metal Company
Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Company
Ogilen
Denver
Admiral Fiske Letter Public Sparks Senate Clash
Tillman defends release of a 1914 warning letter from Admiral Fiske to the Navy, arguing it shows no concealment. He accuses critics of malice and vanity and says Secretary Daniels sought no hidden matter, insisting no one forced a probe.
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Tillman
Washington
Thadley
Water Franchise Denied by City Board
The city board of commissioners denied J R Redden a petition for a water franchise in Bite College addition. Redden argued the need to supply water to residents and adjacent lots, proposing a water supply point near a convenient location, but the board opposed the precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Commissioners
J. R. Redden
Bite College Addiion
Bridge Anchored by Strong Cables at Ogden River Crossing
To protect the bridge over Ogden River at Nineteenth Street and Lincoln Avenue, the Ogden Logan & Ica ho Railway company's engineering department has fitted the north concrete abutment with a steel cable. Cars are not being operated on the bridge, but the cable is expected to hold the concrete in place until repairs can proceed.
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Tir
Leartos
Parla Fashiona
Exlat
Armincax
France
England
Paris
America
Ogden River
Nineteenth Street
Lincoln Arenue
Ogden, Logan & Icaho Railway Company
Day in Congress Washington May 3
Senate committees deferred actions on revolutions and nominations. A flood control bill for the Mississippi and Sacramento rivers would waive 51.9 million dollars in federal aid. Col E M House, Wilson's ally, arrived to discuss submarine matters with the president.
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Washington
Senate
Foreign Relations
Col. House
Wilson
E. M. House
Whites House
Cooperation Will Improve Laws Says Frank Woods
Frank P Woods of Iowa, recently re elected Republican campaign chairman, says closer cooperation between people and Congress will help craft better laws. He cites informing concrete men on legislative needs and exhausting bite as key steps.
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Aloran
Frank DP. Wooda
Towa
Cutsene
Saya
Modern repair and storage plant opens for Oxden, Lagan & Idebo
A new Oxden Lagan Idebo railroad repair and storage plant near West Seventeenth Street covers about 20 acres with 50 interurban car storage capacity. It features a 325 by 200 foot car barn, extensive machine shop, wheel grinding pits, heated work spaces, transfer table, hot water heating, sand drying, a 30 foot steel stack, and a comprehensive power, drainage, and lighting system funded to about 0.25 million dollars.
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Oxden, Lagan & Idebo Railroad
Intermountain Fair Grousde Association
West Seventeenth Street
Hine
Eneres
Machli
Indleidust Motora
Searea
Ehopa
Traismanters
Construction of new O, L and I shops praised as fireproof and artistic
The article notes the buildings’ fireproof design using steel brick and concrete with asbestos and window sashes. The concrete work is highlighted, floors topped with Brigham City white sand and finished to an artistic standard. Contractor FL Cinemora Ogden led the project starting last November with a large crew, supervised by T. F. Dinsmore and inspected by J. Anderton of Salt Lake City.
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Cinemora Ogden
T. F. Dinsmore
University of Utah Engineering Department
J. , Anderton
Selt Lake City
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Lodge
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Earn
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