School to Form Vocal and Instrumental Ensemble
Under Prof Joseph Ballantyne leadership the Order Tabernache choir plans outlined yesterday. Several robes found among students and faculty suggest a strong choral body and a school band also to receive attention from Prof EW Nichols. The music program is expected to have a good band this year with regular rehearsals.
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Joseph Ballantyne
Order Tabernache
Weber College
EW. Nichols
Reguler Periodn
Weber County Farmers Asked to Buy Liberty Bonds
Eight hundred row mailers from the Weber county farm bureau urged farmers to buy Liberty bonds and spread the news. They asked each family to purchase at least one bond, citing strong local crops and profits to support the government loan. The appeal emphasized sacrifice for the nation’s big loan and noted the spring planting and record crop history.
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Weber County
Bueaua
Jeltera
Bureau
Constitutional ruling upholds liquor sale limits in Utah case
Judge A E Pratt rules the act is constitutional but allows possession of liquor bought before August 4 for personal use, citing prior purchase rights and a stay of execution for 30 days. Proceedings stem from Ogden Union Stockyards liquor incident valued at $250, with attorneys arguing retroactive effects and due process.
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A. E Pratt
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Oiatrice Aturney
Pratt
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Wireless Telephone Test Mystifies Ogdenites Onstage
A demonstration of a new wireless telephone device taken by Prince Tambioja and brother Noy on the Orpheum stage shows a receiver in a vase and a hidden transmitter in a basement. Hearing pieces of speech, including Mayor A R Heywood, impressed attendees as the inventors claim potential for short distances and underwater use.
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Noy
Bihia
Hoy Tamaltt
Pma'l
A. W. Hadley
Imag
A. R. Heywood
LeRor Taithing
Salt Lake
Vantares Theater
iSemlob Hotel
Lelas
Leroy Selahman
Prince Lampint
Alethough To
Thore
Tampahl
Six Violators of Draft Law Indicted in Leavenworth
Indictments charging attempts to violate the selective draft law were returned by a federal grand jury today against Raymond I. Moore and his wife Leonora Swanson Moore of Kansas City, Dr. Eva Harding Ike Gilberg Ernest Newman George Kleichel and others. The indictments stem from an anticonscription meeting held May 27, 199%. In Topeka Dr. Harding sought a congressional nomination, and Mrs. Moore was formerly a public school teacher.
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Kan
Raymond I. Moore
Leonora Swanson Moore
Kansas City
Eva Harding
Ike Gilberg
Ernest Newman
Topeka
George Kleichel
Fort Scott
Kaw
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Congress
Moore
Big Fire Destroys Barracks at Camp Dodge
Fire totally destroyed the west barracks of Company A First Provisional Brigade at Camp Dodge in Des Moines. With temperatures at 26 degrees about 125 National Army men were driven from beds in scanty attire. No injuries reported. Loss estimated at 4000 dollars. Steamer sinks off Delaware coast near Lewes. Crew reportedly picked up by passing vessel. details scarce.
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Nes Moines
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National Army
Delaware
Piladelphia
Mariflae Exchange
Lewes
Del
Candidates Enter Salt Lake City Election Sweep
Salt Lake Tribune reports C G Ness ten and J F Jennings to run for election as commissioners at the urging of residents who seek efficient city service, with the source noting the move appears tied to a broader campaign for reform and governance in Salt Lake City.
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C. CG. Nesten
J. F. Jennings
Salt Lake Tritune
City Election Petitions Grow as Primary Near
Businessmen Nesleo and Jennings lead local race bids with two city commissioners and a city auditor to be chosen. Election day set for November 6, primary October 33 takes on speed 20, with petitions piling in at city recorder’s office. Filings include C. J. Hecker NM R. Stewart A. N. Crabbe and others. current commissioner Newman Fernstrom Hines Lynch Heber M. Wells yet to file. Campaign spending reported. Hecker 26 dollars, Newman 1470, Crabbe 22.25.
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Kimball and Richanda Real Estate
Jennings
Jennings-Hanna, Warehouse Company
Wing
Pffce
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City Recorder's Office
C. 3. Hecker
R. Stewart
A. N. Crabbe
Stephen 8. Newman
Fernstrom
Frank L. Hines
J. E Lynch
Heber M. Wells
F. J. Newman
Frank J. Hewlett
E. A. Bock
Frank Swenson
Bock
C. M. Hecker
Newman
Hecker
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