Picket Law Sparks Salt Lake Capitol Row As Railroad Men Gather
Oct 4 Bali Lake. A large crowd of railroad workers gathered at the gaps Capitol in Salt Lake City to support the repeal of the picketing law. Gov. Bamberger addressed the crowd from the Capitol steps before they entered the House galleries. The session featured tensions over police protection and questions about who arranged guard presence. The House adjourned after rapid gallery quiet and rumors circulated that the anti-picketing law would be revisited later today with state senators as sponsors.
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Bali Lake
Salt Lake
Capitol
Bamberger
House of Representatives
R. Day
Salt Lake County
Code Capitol
Garvey
W W. W. Spesmiller
Arma
Wilford Day
Tron County
Carreyhen
Currey
Whcn
Grace Stratton Arey
McKay
VW. Mastery
Sion
Modern garages to be erected on Washington Avenue
The son a 12. b. White have purchased from K. Savage the southwest corner of Washington Avenue south Twenty-second Street, paying 9000 for the ground. On this property will be created a modern garage with frontage of 10 a feet on Washington avenue and a depth of 182 feet. Marie Osborne in Baby Marie's Roundup and other stage shows at the Cozy begin tomorrow.
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Washington
B. White
K. Savage
Marie Osborne
Baby Marie
Thunder Mountain
Why Clyde Shupe Was Allowed to Go Without Bail
Clyde Shupe aged 23 faced earlier charges including theft of a car and drunkenness. He was released after County Attorney Bates said prosecutors declined. He allegedly drank before an arrest and was later warned by a judge for failing to appear.
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Clyde Shupe
Bates
Childs
Zalt
Shupe
Ux Automobile
D, R, Rehorta
Expert Arrives to Lead Tuberculosis Eradication Work
Pr W Ly Carson arrives in Ogden to oversee tuberculosis eradication efforts, taking over from Tr SiMison now transferred to Nevada. The plan, shaped by the Hyesteck committee and local industry figures, targets Weber County hogs with about 10 percent affected. Organization to promote care expected to aid eradication.
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Pr. W. Ly Carson
Duréan of
Animal Industry
Azrimtture
Ogden
Rputty Farm Bureau
Federal
Thin Ery
Mr. Carson
Tr. SiMison
Nevada
Hyesteck Committee
Jengim
Oseen Tacking & Provision Company
Hurchu of
Ead
Weber County
Elevators to open for grain around October fifteenth
George H. Flack general manager of the Sperry Flour company says elevators will open for grain about October 15. He mentions work on the plant is proceeding and grain will be placed in the elevators once ready, with arrangements for better storage.
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George H. Flack
Sperry Flour’ Company
Remedy Ogden
Kansas City
Hlack
Aganit Webber 15
Program Monday by Soldiers at University Club
Plans for an American Legion post entertainment event were made today at the University Club. The program features Miss Helen, Mrs Arthur Woolley, Miss D en Hunter, Miss Mary Flaher, and Lester Mipeheatf with an invitation extended to all World War participants. Chas Murray and Lila Lee appear in a comedy and film at Alhambra tonight.
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T Rgion
Mondis Avoning
Weber County
Helen
Arthur “Woolley
Den‘Hunter
Mary Flaher
Lestler
West Ogden Hosts Soldiers and Guests at Reception Dance
West Ogden celebrated with a reception and dance in the amijkemant hall for soldiers and citizens. Eighteen former service men were honored. Clahop Dann led the event. the opening number was America. K A Call delivered the welcome address. Judge Dan Sullivan hosted an actress feature. Musical numbers by Esther Fife Earl Ross Parley Leishman Bert Leishman Eth ivkin Letha Yeaman and Mathel Allen.
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Sallorn
Ant Mariner
Wiat Ogten
Amijkemant
Clahop Dann
America
K. A
Call
Dan Sullivan
Esther Fife
Earl Ross
Parley Leishman
Bert Leishman
Ethi Ivkin
Society Musical Besides Senipra Meeting at Ferrara Home
The Senipre Musical Society holds an afternoon meeting at Mrs. J. Ferrara's residence. A program of musical selections by Riddie is presented, with a paper by Lenter Hinchcliffe constituting the afternoon’s program.
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Senipra Muwical Society
Senipre Muntcal Sociie
LeRoy C. Nelson
Society Notes and Celebrations Highlight Ogden Events
The evening honored Sir and Mrs John C Wright with an orchestra, vocal renditions, and a hot dinner. A grand array of social gatherings followed including birthdays, engagements, meetings of local clubs, and receptions among many Ogden residents and families.
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Cit
Mire
A. Ie Sou
John C. Wrights
Ming Dretta Kowlence
John, Wright
Elmer Kellatrony
Perry LU
Manry Frog
Wright
W. J. Stayner
Enya Cowford
Mises
Iatte Roylance
Taynsoy
Crystel Jeppson
Anna Jensen
Dy Dalton
Silt Sage
Karyls Koford
Serum Plant Contract Set for Wilson Lane Site
Utah Serum company awards Whitmeyer and Sona Construction a contract worth about 75000 to erect a serum plant on the old James property in Wilson Lane. Groundbreaking planned for the coming week. facility to be rented to produce serum to combat cholera. Local residents include Mr. Culling and Mrs. Collins, with several families visiting relatives in Grigham City and Belgham.
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Wilson Lane
Utah Serum
Whitmeyer & Sona Construction Company
Old James
Preference to Be Given Soldiers By Employers
Scouts from the Boy Scouts of America canvassed Grant avenue between Twenty third and Twenty fourth streets for weeks to learn if local workers would rejoin the military or be favored in reemployment. The polling showed returned soldiers would be rehired and given jobs before those who did not serve in the war.
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Boy Scouts of America
Grant Ave
Willie
Class Day at Weber Normal College Observed
Weber Normal College held a class day with athletic stunts and contests. A basketball game pitted faculty mothers against students, followed by a bowing contest between the tallest faculty member and the shortest student. Women faculty tested pie eating, juniors and seniors played prep day basketball with juniors winning, and a dance closed the day with the entertainment committee named.
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Weber Normal College
We Entertainment Committee
Stanley Rhees
Amanda Chamberlain
Orvel Caratesen
Agnes Stevens
John Enmelt
Lenlis Nicholas
Liquor Causes the Distress of a Family of Four
William Zack pleaded guilty to drunkenness in city court and was fined 50 dollars with 50 days in jail as an alternate sentence. His wife fainted when the sentence was announced as she explained their four member family, two babies, lack food and clothing. The case was deferred to Mayor Trayning. bail may be returned after a city commission meeting.
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William . Zack
Twenty-first J Street
Ti. R. Roverts
Zack
Trayning
Weber Club
Slight Accident Involving J S Carver Grocers Wagon
A delivery wagon of J S Carver Grocers driven by Robert McFarlind collided with a car driven by Hilmen Moss at the corner of Frenty-fifth street and Fludsen avenue yesterday afternoon. The wagon swerved, spilling merchandise. the tongue damaged the car top. Passengers Miss Flore Mrs J E Halden Mina Jones and Elizabeth Ferris were uninjured.
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J. S. Carver Grocers Company
Idriven
Robert McFarlind
Hilmen Moss
Adams
Frenty-fifth Street
Fludsen Avenue
4. B. Denzen
Miss Flore
J. E. Halden
Salt Lake
Mina Jones
Elizabeth Ferris
Wealthy Wyoming Cattleman Visiting Ogden
Mr and Mrs Frank McBride of Jackson Hole Wyoming mingle with relatives in Ogden. McBride is a well known cattle owner and likely to establish a home in Ogden. Market notes indicate hay prices near forty three, with cattle prices rising as owners consider selling.
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Lbs
Mr. Culling
Alice Collns
Ife Uride
Francis Shaw
Frank McBride
Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Ogden
McBrride
Conference opens with leaders urge peace and union
President Heber J. Grant addresses the Salt Lake stake conference to about 10,090 church members, urging ratification of a peace treaty and warning against calamitous moves toward German hard lines. He cites labor rights, free agency, and the need for unity in the global crisis, with praise for the League of Nations as a path to peace.
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League of Ia Dons
Heber J. Grant
Latter-day Saints Church
Tabernae
Grant
United States Senate
Germany
Groinme
Aires
Ginuna
Inet
Freshdent
Wilson
Orsoh F. Whatthey
Lalert States
Anthon H W. Javid
Darwin Ot Wingeley
New York Tife Insurance Company
League of Nations
Charles Y. Penrose
Witton
Council of Ne Twelve
Alorinon
Incomplete Verse Fragments Spark Political Hope
Fragmentary remarks hint at a measured pledge toward reform. The speaker credits President Wilco and associates with shaping a positive step in progress, asserting belief in a steady direction despite fractured phrasing and unclear context.
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Wilco
Local shortages sparkLimited listings of household goods
A fragment outlines widespread sales and rationing style limits. It notes toilet paper is scarce with a limit of four rolls per purchase and mentions prices for brooms and fiber breams, butter price holds, and references to creamery butter and coconut butter with a carload of Old Master.
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