Rush ing Gold to the Mint in South Chicago Plant
The American Smelting and Refining Company, employing 400 workers at its South Chicago refinery, has been ordered to ship gold and silver to the government around the clock. In recent shipments, gold and silver totals rose from thousands to hundreds of thousands of ounces, with 160,000 ounces of gold and 50,000 ounces of silver now on the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hicago
Ant Hefining Company
Wiver Hilton
Chicago
Bathind
Amily
Joseph Rath Arrives in Sao Pranciaco from Honolulu
Joseph Rath president of the reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints and a relative of Joseph Smith arrived in Sao Pranciaco from Honolulu. He will remain in the city for the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Smith
Sao Pranciaco
Joseph Rath
Reorganized
C Hureh
Latter Day Saints
Honolule
Ogden News Items Include Auctions And Miscellany
Random references describe local sales, interviews, theater, and notices. Names include Byrings Casilé Orte Ken nenworth and Will Powell with various events at Ogden venues. A wide mix covers sales ads, personal notices, and public interest items from the community.
U C Co Cuts Dow Force At Western Pacific
U C Co imposes wage curtailment as Commercial National Bank reduces cash flow. Orders halted, labor force to be trimmed but not entirely shut, with payrolls continuing and some contracts kept in place. Company official says the action aims to shrink operations while keeping key Western Pacific and Oregon contracts active.
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Hoon Holt
Dtah Construction
Lgre Wench
Cua Wii Isult
Mit
Ag Fast Ag
Fon Hon
Oregon
Subscribers Dissolution Affects Ogden Paper Circulation
In Ogden City owners H. B. Arnold and G. M. Renguk dissolve their Evening Standard and Morning Examiner circulation. Arnold leaves the Standard and Examiner department for the Salt Lake Republican. Reagan remains in Ogden to supervise the accounting of the operation and finances.
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H. B. Arnold
M. Renguk
Morning Examiner
Ogden City
Haehie Jay
HM. H. Arnold
Salt Lake Republican
Mir
B. M. Reagan
Ogden
Fae
Geld
Gud
Teagan
Fraudulent cashier's checks fool Salt Lake crowds
In Salt Lake on November 13, counterfeit bank security notes worth five dollars appeared in crowds and drew intense attention. Local banks reported over forty thousand dollars exposed to the new cashier's checks as merchants and agents tested the dubious notes. A Rio Grande Western and Dragon Short Line outlet accepted them, while one man tried to cash a two hundred dollar check and received cash and cashier's checks totaling the remainder. Bank president Frank Knox commented that the checks are widely accepted, causing alarm and prompting a flurry of advertising to swap small notes for real cash or cashier's checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Raskler
Utah Light and Hallway Company
Dragon Short Linn Waterall
Frank Knox
Matonal Bank of the Republic
Ava
Severn
Republican convention fight settles at Chicago meeting
A Republican convention struggle in Chicago shows leaders near agreement on paths forward. Key figures including Lowe and Hayers discuss committee staffing and potential chair selections while factions debate tactics, with both sides signaling readiness to unite around a leadership slate.
Whitney 1S Welcomed Here Amid Rail Yard Accidents
Whitney 1S is welcomed as three railroad workers die in the yard within a week. Investigations proceed into mysterious deaths, with officials preparing formal accident reports and a thorough inquiry by authorities. Private car Ballyclare arrives with guests while Superintendent Whitney takes office amid public reception and depot renovations proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles. Barley
Inet
Remnalag
Railroad
Treasurer Accepts Delinquency Notice Amid County Tax Collection
The county treasurer and clerks report satisfactory receipts while urging timely tax payments before the Friday deadline to avoid penalties. The article notes agricultural districts’ prompt remittance and mentions removals from public offices amid ongoing collection efforts and a focus on public trust.
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Chambers
Hig Sing
Clarks
Kent Bury
Laxpapers
Wohar
Taney
Leoreripie
Dr Joyce Hurried East For Thumb Injury Recovery
Dr Joyce hastened to Chicago after a severe thumb wound amid blood poisoning fears. A surgeon debated amputation but chose treatment to prevent spread, injecting restorative into the arm as infection risk grew. The patient traveled alone by train, and pain diminished as treatment proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce
Chicago
Tha Ihuray
Rangrone
Worthless checks case expands to Morris Cohen arrest
Warrants issued for Morris Cohen over bad checks totaling 1500 dollars accepted by J. Rosenthal. He fled Denver National Bank after alleged forged transactions but was later found in custody in Evanston. Accuser Agatha Ganon says Cohen lent her checks in a string of fraudulent dealings.
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Arreal
Morris Cohen
J. Rosenthal
Cohen
Evanston
Agatha
Ganon
Parmen
Denver
Bidamas
Shirtnntal
Q. Brown
I. Tolle
Real Estate Transfers Reported by County Treasurer
Real estate transfers recorded by County Treasurer Wallace include Ravers McQuarris and wife selling part of lot 1 to Cine fon Dr McDonald in Deden City for 1200 dollars. Mahing to Herman B Deckers sells lot 20 and 1 block 1 in Park Place Addition for 100 dollars. Charles A Ziemer and wife to Wrightson Co transfers parts of the Southwest quarter section 6, township 6, range west with a 7000 dollar consideration. Martha M Maran to Mrs Frank Peterson parts of lot 11 block 4 in Sand Ogden surveys for 1000 dollars.
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Twearder Wallace
Ravers McQnarris
Cine Fon
McDonald
Deden City
Diamondfield Jack Davis Murder Trial Testimony
Testimony in the Glhana murder case describes a sworn statement by Theodore Vohigh, a principal witness, about an alleged attempt on Diamondfield Jack Davis. The account mentions a body injury and violence tied to events around the River Plek and Lone Star areas, with various aides present.
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Jack Davia
Hed Belore
Jidee
Theodore ‘Vohigh
Glhana
Tal Davis
Winauth
Plek
Lone
Riley
Arinkins
Hess
Platt and Mae Woon Rider The Senator Case
Mae Wear de wife and that the ceri collects a fare at Min ae wit while a Mdavit by Menai Paty sen Wed setting forth that the ceri collects a fare ant Min ae wit Brave Mit Fee. The text presents a garbled OCR fragment with names and actions, indicating a legal or procedural matter involving Platt, Mae, and a senator, tied to a fare collection claim and a sworn statement.
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Sistintow Dini
Menai Paty Sen
Ceri
Wheat market opens strong in Chicago and Liverpool
Graly Market Chicago reports wheat futures opening higher with Liverpool prices up. December futures rise to around 99 1/4, with May futures showing strength amid cold weather. Oats and corn traded lightly as wheat led the session. livestock trading weak but steady demand persists in Chicago market notes.
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Graly
Chicago
Liverpool
Oilaringa
Attano- Apolis
Decenvier
Cork
Decembar
Prald
Fragmentary Gala Schedule and Local Notices
Fragmented OCR lists dates, places, and prices for a gala season with scattered names and numbers. It mentions December May June entries, locations like Falls and Bay, and prices such as 4.50 and 2.7. The text also references names like Clutton and Winnal, plus various abbreviations and garbled phrases.
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Any Way Bay
Jannairy BaRy Ny Falls
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Lowa
Catton
Fred M.nyeco
Clothiers
Wash. Ave
Union Aaitn
Vents Auil
Childrau
Lawles
Casilé Orte
Kennenworth
Johy Farr
Peel Ang
Don City
Oden
Hand Powell
Lagiure
Tor
Chiidren
Serights
Mra
B. Johnson
C. Wy Grux
Douver
Willie
Gary
Father Sheehan
Ely
J.J. Brimmitt
Matty Powell
Narsonal Ramace
Will
Tai Wolf
Anamethu Olio Pactfic Ithilread Company
Melne Loordyn Almtriet Court
Afternaoy
Fred M. Nyx
Barker
Maltd Powell
Viollolet
Ogcen
Mita Vowel Apposta
Ae Weber Stara Academy Ecture al
Ferrold
Ind
James Waldron Supornde
Josephine
Garrett ML Brinkerhott
Ihe Nour Fucure
Fred M. Nye
Los Angeles
Saluting Warman
Reuben Beadman
Shy
Dilseoen
Wad Dropay
Agad
Mra. Waremann
California
Line
Mra. Wreman
Wr. T. Waite
Hye
Pacific
Castle Gate
Gleat Creek
Robert 3
Lewis
Sii Dati
Tosgery
National Ride
Lowe's
New Zealand
J. S. LEWIS @ CO
Waah, Ave
U. C. CO
Commercial National Bank
Western Pacific
Maja
Banka
Caden
Kencan Guy
Washington
Chicaga
Annus Guy
Lowe
Etter
Father
Nes Honal
Payel
Tom Ali
Miami City
Lewexin
Maleage
Kameran
Lardford
Ballyclare
Solieial Vail
Tiends
Montalla
Whines Dein
Artivs
Ram
Ang
Eay Commonwealth
Hammond
San Francisco
Whitney
Millaad
Walt
Ksaumes
Dyldinga
Sor
Ulan
Alice
Voin
Tinlan
Vanier
DR. Joyce
Deelon
Twetya Keiten
Thomas Electra Oi
Pula
Diamondfield
Jack Davis
Platt and
Mae Woon
BARTS
Washington Ave
25Th St
Utah
Utah Knitting
Chigago
M—Clowes
Maritza
Mary
Grauslak
Zenda
Spanao
Kulpeanla
Riverdale
Axcelince
Dale
Ogden Milling & Elevator Co
Swan Peterson
Srant Ave
A. B.S. Blood Purifier
W. Badcon
Buyar & Galien
Foe
Lindsay
Wash Ave
L. Si Inepecei
Faye Spor
My Miller
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