Students to Hear A Fit Contes at Cantata
A novel feature is planned for the Red Cross cantata to be held at the Orpheum Monday night. Weber academy and Ogden High School students will occupy the upper gallery while the main audience sits below. Rivalry will show through school yells during program lapses. The High School cadets will drill on stage as part of the event led by Mrs. George A. Woodruff.
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Red Cross
Orpheum
Weber Academy
Ogden High School
Aret
George A. Woodruff
Children’s entertainment draws strong box office demand
The speaker notes no excuses for the children's part, impressed by their quick adaptation and singing of arranged jingles. The great sale opened yesterday with high box office demand for individual seats and blocks for those planning to attend.
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Saidinday
Sheep Losses Reported Across Utah Winter Snows
Walter Par of the Burlington House told visitors from eastern Utah that livestock conditions are dire. A rancher reportedly lost nearly 1000 sheep in one day due to heavy snows and severe losses. Wandin shared news with railroad men about Hob Williams of Burlington Route planning to join the coast artillery. local sentiment holds him as a promising soldier.
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Walter
Wandin
Burlington House
Utah
Hob” Willams
Gorlington
Sait Ae City
Coast Artillery
Bob
Two Men Held After Stolen Auto Chase
Tom Shugrue and Thomas, aged 34 and 23 from Pocatello, are jailed on grand larceny charges after a dramatic car theft. The stolen big Buick belonging to W. E. Corey was taken from in front of Green Willow’s confectionery on Twenty fifth Street after being left at the curb.
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Tom Shugrue
FP. Thomas
Pocatello
W. EL Corey
Adatoa Avenur
Greenwiil
Stors
Twenty Fifth Street
Earl Corey
Earl Taylor
May Krumperman
Sbuxtue
Thomas Taid
Tate Nupper
Kennedy Coffee House
Greenwell
J. Rooker
Clement Caney
T. N. Blackburn
William Dick
Rooker
Caxey
Marty Clark
Thomas
Mackburn
Sbugrue
Ogden
Harry Clark
Ogden Bakers Granted Higher Pay and Longer Week
Ogden bakers will not strike as the three largest firms voluntarily grant increased wages and hours. Wages rise from 9 to 17, weekly hours drop to fifty five, contracts run May 1 to May 18. Joseph Tookhuyzen, secretary of the bakers union, praised master bakers including Hees, Wheeler Brothers, and Dalebout Brothers for meeting demands.
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Ogden Bakers
Joseph Tookhuyzen
Bakers’ Union
J. Schreran
Mookhuyzen
Henry G. Hees
Heen Bakery
Leo
Wheeler Brothers
Washington Avenue
Dalebout Brothers
kEuyzen
Edward Bichsel Led To Rest In City Cemetery
Edward Bichsel is laid to rest in City Cemetery after a funeral service at the family residence on Twenty‑fifth Street. The Rev John Edward Carver of First Presbyterian Church delivered the eulogy and sermon on eternal life. Special music by Hubert Greenwell. Weber and others attended in tribute. numerous floral offerings placed on the bier. Mrs Edward Bichsel, president of the Utah Federation of Women's Clubs, received sympathy resolutions from the State Federation and club members.
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Burtorss
Moresalve
Edward Biches
Twenty-fifth Street
John Edward Carver
First Presbyterian Church
Hubert Greenwell
Isle
Weber Clut
Ar. Diehee
Edward Richeel
Utah Federation of Women’s Clubs
Edward Wichsel
State Federation of Women's Clubs
State Federation of Women's Clube
Jetate
Deh
Sheriff proposes county prison labor for city and county inmates
Sheriff Herbert C. Peterson asked County Commissioners Brown Ensien and Skeen to use all able bodied county prisoners for labor on the county infirmary farm or other sites. He praised the plan as humane and productive and noted city prisoners are already doing work at cemeteries reservoir properties and other locations. The commissioners approved the proposal after a thorough coopera tion and inspection of the facility.
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Herbert C. Peterson
Brown
Ensien
Skeen
Peterean
Tle
Chen
Examination Notice for Naval Academy Admission
Superintendent Henry C Johnson of Ogden public schools has received notice of an examination for admission to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. The examination will be held on June 27 in Ogden and other towns of the state.
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Henry C. Johnson
Ogden Public Schools
United States Naval Academy
Anenapolis
Ogden
The Rainbow at the Alhambra tomorrow
The ad previews The Rainbow at the Alhambra for tomorrow showtime with 5¢ and 10¢ pricing. It recaps a vaudeville lineup led by Frank Fogarty featuring The Dublin Mine stvel and other acts including The Herbo diving girls, a Hawaiian engine act, and a canary bird mimicking performer.
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Alhambra
Frank Fogarty
Dublin Minestvel
Vaudevilly Bill
Grpheum
Atara
Amine
Wiack Forest
Germany
Neil Mack
Vera Velmar
Mr. Mack
Vuten
Mixy Velmar
Grace Laloonde
Setica
Robert Wy
Ditie
This Maid Made the Man She Loved in The Promise
Harold Lockwood and May Allison star in The Promise a Metro Wonderplay about a wild life tamed by life in the wilds at the Utal Theatre today and through the week Popular Plays and Players Phons 3060
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Harold Lockwood
May Allison
Utal
World Markets Patchy Slump and Late Recovery in New York
Market activity eased before the Brat hour with professional pressure partially relaxing yet later renewed at lower levels. Industrials and rails saw demand wobble as Third Avenue hit a new low, while high priced specialties like Industrial Alcohol rallied briefly amid overall weak bonds and mixed commodity moves.
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Breel
Third Avenue
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