The Orpheum Vaudeville Act Delights Early Audiences
The Orpheum opened with Cedora The Girl of the Golden Globe headlining a varied vaudeville bill. The act featured Cedora and her sister in a globe ride, bicycle stunts, and daring trapeze work, supplemented by Oakland and Ziegfeld stars, violin virtuoso Billy Small, and comic sketches by Ella Kaufman and Travis. Constantine Tlermandi performed rapid impersonations in two one act plays, while George and May LeFevre closed with novelty dances. The program delivered strong entertainment, with real music drawing the best applause from early crowds.
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Orpheum
Heatre
Cedora
Oakland Asletera
Vivéen
Charlotte Greenwood
Dagdar
Egypt
Constantine Tlermandi
Billy Small
Oakland Pistera
Mall
Oxden
WU Taxts
Ella van Kaufman
Travis
Miss Kaufman
Lis Pasa
George
May LeFevre
Ogden Gardens See Rapid Growth as Poultry and Dogs Damage Crops
Thousands of cardees are cultivated in Ogden this year expanding county fields as complaints reach the safety committee about chickens and dogs harming gardens. Officers urge owners to confine poultry and keep dogs from large roaming to enforce city ordinances and protect crops. Growers expect radishes and other vegetables to hit markets within ten days as open gardens develop amid rapid growth.
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Ogden
Caalmen Richards
Kiva
San Francisco Ad Club Tour Reaches Ogden En Route to St Louis
Headed by J A Houlihan, tour chairman, thirty five members of the San Francisco Advertising club arrived in Ogden by auto and were entertained at the Weber club. A Brigham City welcome followed at Brigham City and Ogden, with a concert by the Brigham City Military band. The party planned a later Salt Lake City return, aiming for St Louis by the scheduled Overland Trail route, with the Moreland truck aiding gear and wardrobe on the journey.
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J. A.’ Houlihan
C. J. Sillweth
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Sin Francisco
Advertising Club
St. Louis
Ogden
Weber Club
Hudson Avenue
San Francisco
Monteto
Nev
Salt Lake
Nevada
Utah
Mantello
Overland Trail Club
Mevada
Houlihan
Wile Mirenle
St Louis
Vyden
J. A. Houiihan
Tour
TC. Yourant
A. G. Mughott
A. Buckingham
Fred Comer
Harry Uazellan
Wile Buchin
Chas. Rehman
Jas
P. Gurley
Cheater N. Weaver
Carl Wallen
A. Hornstein
Hugh McKay
Tradley Carr
A. Vike
Gotrell
Jos
Webb
W. Ferenson
Jos. Baker
Wyd. Ferry
Railroads running down curb central European supply lines
Central Europe faces worsening railroad efficiency due to war traffic. Wrecks delay military transports as ties, rails, and rolling stock deteriorate, labor shortages hinder repairs, and capacity shrinks. The jammed yards threaten normal trade for years to come.
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New York
Ny 2
Associated Press
Vienna
Central Eneape
Europe
Oxman Faces Perjury Charge in Moon Ey Murder Trial
San Francisco May 25 Frank J Oxman, a key witness in the Moon Ey murder trial, faced a charge of attempted subornation of perjury in police court. The case ties to prior supreme court rulings and a bombing that killed ten people last July.
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San Francisco
Frank J. Oxon
Thomas J. Mooney
Qaman
Supreme Court
Reniente Fs
Mooney
Telat
Kenerab
Supreme Emirt
Mitra
Caman
Arcu
Japalhat Mooney
Higall
Lecture on China in Translation by Rev. Wor burgh
Rev George Worburgh of the University of Denver spoke at First Methodist Church on China in Translation. He contrasted views with Samuel Blythe and Samuel G Blythe, noted for the Saturday Evening Post, while advocating importing Chinese laborers for farms and railroads. He described coolies born and dying in boats and planned a future lecture on The Telephone with Western scenery. admission was free and all tele phone workers invited.
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United States
China
George BR. Worburgh
University of Denver
Voobureh Wan
Samuel G. Wyshe
Saturday Evening Post
Vooburah
Mr. Blythe
de. Vosbureh
Boata
Alea
Pontebt
Vonburgh
Objections Mount to Abbott paving Plan in District 126
Mayor Hepwood’s “black and red” paving program faces renewed opposition as Mrs. Jeanie Wright and other property owners protest in District 126. The protest is referred to Engineer Tracy to assess frontage and jurisdiction. Twenty eighth street paving not yet started as contractor Moran faces court injunctions. Construction teams remain on site but work may halt pending district court action. Judge Arthur E. Pratt will hear owners’ complaints.
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Abbot R. Hepwood
Jeanie WrightIiges
Tracy
I. J. Moranx
Arthur E. Pratt
Funeral of a Pioneer Phoebe Childs Richardson
The funeral of Mrs. Phoebe Childs Richardson, pioneer of Utah, was held yesterday afternoon in the Third ward chapel with Elias King presiding. Over 200 friends and descendants attended, floral tributes surrounded her bier, and eulogies were given by notable church and community leaders. Interment followed in City cemetery as a long cortege moved to the grave.
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Phoebe Childs Richardson
Utah
Third Ward
Elias
King
David McKay
Levi J. Taylor
James Wothersoonn
Thomas
Car Shortage Bill Passes Congress And Enacts New Rules
The Car Shortage Bill is passed empowering the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate freight car shortages by enforcing its own rates. The form accepted by the Senate makes it law with President Wilson's signature, Washington May 25. Mareball Field in Chicago May 25 reports a private soldier named Field promoted to sergeant for horsemanship map making and other duties.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
House
Senate
Wilson
Washington
Young
Chicago
Mareball Field
Iinota Cavalry
Fiel
Ito
BLY Wt BINGHAM TO SPEAK JUNE 9 AT OXDEN CHAUTAUQUA
Guy M. Bingham, a renowned U S Chautauqua leader, will be superintendent and morning lecturer at Oxden Chautauqua week. He speaks Saturday morning June 9 on What Are You Worth and Monday on Nuggets of Gold. Other talks include The Immortal in Education and The Making of the Fabric. Tee Francis Lybar also delivers a morning lecture on Taxation.
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Guy NM
Bingham
United States
God
Oxden
Francis Lybar
Ech
Street Car Line 10 to Double Track Ogden Logan Idaho
General Manager William H. Whitney agrees with the city to extend double track on South Washington avenue. The paving will be cement from Twenty-eighth Street to Riverdale road with state aid and no wearing surface now, to be added later when prices drop.
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W William H. Whitney
City Commission
Ogden
Logan ,Idaho
Washington Avenue
Twenty-eighth Street
Riverdale Road
Beets Competition Pays for Best Sugar Beets
The Amah gamated Sugar Company offers cash prizes for top sugar beet yields across twenty acre, ten acre, five acre, three acre, and one acre categories. About $300 per district in Utah and Idaho will be awarded, with scoring based on stand, lines, size and shape, tonnage, and handling.
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Rrower
Utah
Idaho
Graduation at Naval Academy Accelerated to June 28
The present first class at the Naval Academy will be graduated June 28 next, three years ahead of time, to provide additional officers for the fleet of submarine chasers. The ceremony will be held in Washington on schedule.
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Washington
Naval Academy
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