Visit of Senator Borah Promotes Republican Campaign
A 1920s Ogden Utah notice invites workers to hear Idaho Senator Borah at the Orpheum Theater. It frames Borah as an authority on public welfare and labor questions and backs Charles E Hughes as a friend of labor and a capable leader. The piece promotes Republican unity, pledges factual campaign progress coverage, and targets organized labor and broad civic groups.
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William RE. Borat
Idaho
Orden
Weber County
Orpheum Theater
United States
Inaamuch
Torah Wi
Str. Hitches
Hagher Ia
Friends of Organized Labor
Hughes
Intermountain
Organized Labor
Senate
Atatestman
Vughes
Altimore
Yach
Repub
Ogden
Dons
Republican Party
Becausn
Charlee E. Hughes
George Sutherland
T. C. Hoyt
Congress
Nephi le Morris
Tin Republican Afcket
Lasor
Charles BE. Mughes
New York
Supreme Court
Legislative Babar News of
Gerber
Disappearance of Drapg Druggist Drew Marshall on Bear River Hunt
Drew Marshall, local druggist and Marshall Drug Co. manager, vanished after separating from companions while duck hunting near Bear River, thirteen miles west of Brigham City. Searchers dragged the river with grab hooks as authorities speculated he drowned or was overcome while trekking the marsh.
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Drew Marshall
Bear River
Brigham City
Wan
Itla
Great Batt Lake
T. A. DeVine
Moxelder County
John Zundell
Thorghter County
Weber County
Flks Club
James Wardleigh
Walter Herrick
Masons
Yaka
Eacies
Tear Tiver
Charles Empey
Ogden Wholesale Drug Company
George Farr
William T . Greenwell
Elkw Lodge
John Myers
F of Empey
Marshall
Opden
Mr. Marshall
Washington Avenue
Marshal
Kiks
Srone
Fred Marshall
Marshall Drug Company
Heo
Hia
Sheriff's Ofice
Sherry DeVine
J. G. Crompton
Frank Turgess
Curtis A Milison
Fearchera
Hughes as Labor Advocate and national policy figure
The piece lauds Governor Hughes as a premier labor law proponent, noting 56 labor laws in his terms and urging continued progressive regulation while criticizing potential future interventions and political contrasts involving Mr. Wilson and U S policy. It questions arbitration, economy, and intervention, while defending Hughes as a steadfast labor rights ally.
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Poverant
Albany
Hig Tree
Inale
Hughes
Nlne Manthe
Sach
Supreme Court of the United States
Hiss
Wilson
Mexico
Bose
San Tiomingo
Halti
Nicaragua
Editorial questions Wilsons mind changes in campaign stance
An editorial in the Chicago Tribune questions if a candidate should be judged for changing views during a campaign. It cites remarks on federal powers over child labor and eight hour work limits, noting perceived shifts on key issues over years.
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Phos Chicago Tribune
Wilson
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Tanipalen
Anelety Din Manda
Vagabond at the Lyceum Promises Evening Show
AI text references Charlie Chaplin in The Vagabond at the Lyceum tomorrow. The clipping mixes political diatribe with market data and a brief notice of grain prices and cattle-related litigation.
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Charlie Chaplin
The
Lyceum
Jdanosry
the Lyceum
Republican rally at Liberty draws large night turnout
Harold P. Fabian Republican candidate for attorney general and judges Nathan J. Harris and John E. Hagley spoke at a Liberty rally while attendees at Pleasant View and North Ogden meetings reported sizable crowds. Dr. E. G. Mills E O Leatherwood and Judge Harris spoke at Pleasant View, a torchlight procession was led by the Young Men's Republican Club in North Ogden, and E O Leatherwood and Capt ET Usilantekl addressed the Liberty gathering.
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Iarold P. Fabian
Nathan J. Harris
John E Hagley
Liberty
Pleasant View
North Ordent
Peasant View
E. G. Mills
E. O. Leatherwood
Young Men
Grain action reflects writs control on Manitoba wheat
Chicago reports push and pull in wheat markets as wartime controls curb Manitoba contracted wheat. Traders weigh British speculation bans and domestic crop signals while prices show mixed moves with No 2 red and yellow futures inching higher, reflecting cautious sentiment amid rumors and policy factors.
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Argentina
District Court Calendars Close Probate and Motions
Probate and motion calendars before Judge Nathan J Harris show final accounting granting in the estate of George Smuth and guardian accounts for William J and Homer G Eccles minors. Administrators discharged in Eddy Smith estate. letters of administration issued to Mary Jonashaw with $1000 bond.
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Nathan J. Harris
George Smuth
William J
Homer G. Eccles
Guardianghiy
Homer G
Eddy Smith
Pease
David E. Surensen
Mary Jonashaw
James H. Shaw
HS. Lee
A. E. Shaw
Decrees in Weber County Foreclose and Sell Property
A district court decree by Judge Nathan J. Harris declares Walter J. Coy owner of Weber County property with Moron Skeen and others holding no interest. Separately Judge J. A. Howell issues a foreclosure and sale decree in R. D. Pincock versus Simeon W. Cragan and Blanche Cragan on a note for 1690 with interest and costs, secured by Weber County property totaling 2165.47 as of July 23, 1914.
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Walter J. Coy
Weber County
Moron Skeen
Nathan J. Harris
J. A. Howell
R. D. Pincock
Simeon W. Cragan
Blanche Cragan
OEEA Damages For Loss Of Horses In Train Collision
Suit for 1025 dollars in damages for loss and injury to horses struck by a Southern Pacific passenger train on August 1 is brought in five causes of action. The complaint accuses the indecisive paint of William Knight against the railway company in district court today.
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Warren
William Blunt
Denny Knight
John A. Hodson
W. L. Knuight
Southern Pacific
William Knight
Indeye Company
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