FURRAL OF MPS Clayton a Christen Ends Church Member Fifty Years
Funeral services for Mrs. Roth Walker Clayton were held at the meeting house at 7B McFarland. George Hurter Aberidan Jacobs Nathan Hawks Jobo Cully and Jobo Volmet attended. Music featured a solo and hymns. the deceased had been a church member for over fifty years.
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Chace
Roth Walker Clayton
McFarland
George Hurter
Aberidan Jacobs
Nathan Hawks
Jobo Cully
Jobo Volmet
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Tea Ward
Mita Tume Hancock
Mery Farley
Aieg Hancock
Mon
Farley Dang Dduth
Alees
Siebad
Chereh
Funeral Service For Thomas Det At Adams Avenue Corner
Impressive obituary services were held yesterday afternoon for Thomas Det at the corner of Adams Avenue and Twenty-High, led by Rev Alfred Kruen of the Episcopal church. He was praised as an affectionate father, model citizen and esteemed character in Boeaaited chatacirs.
Hasan Shoes Promise Comfort and Style in Durable Footwear
Readers are urged to choose Hasan Shoes for lasting comfort and durability. The copy emphasizes the importance of quality materials and proper fit, arguing that better shoes justify their price through wear and long use. It claims Hasan Shoes deliver comfort and style without compromise.
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Seldon
Hasan
Fragmentary Local Notice Mentions Coral Cellars
Fragmentary OCR notes coral cellars described as numerous and beautifully designed. Inference confirms an inferrable decorative craft but details are unclear.
Bancroft 1H Co eh Vice President and General
Bancroft of the Oregon Short Line arrived in the city this afternoon for a special report on the damage caused by the worm. After spending a couple of hours in the city, Mr. Bancroft returned to Ball Lake. A company representative cited the Short Line's losses as 219,400 and 170,000.
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Oregon Short Lice
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Demand for eight hour day spreads to Cleveland
In Cleveland Gereland Ohio on October 27 workers demand an eight hour day mirroring Chicago action. Local Brotherhood officers say radical action is a last resort and express confidence in an amicable settlement despite the unresolved dispute with railroads over pay for ten hours of work.
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Gereland
Chicago
Hod
Offthale
Press Club Formed In Ogden By Local Journalists
Newspaper representatives and correspondents from major papers met in Ogden to organize a press club. W. Fred Roosner was named president and W. M. Hughes secretary, with committees formed to organize and locate suitable headquarters. The Weber Stake offered its hall for meetings, and local business and professional leaders pledged support for the scribes.
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Bat Labo
Herald
Pros Club
Men of Oxden
Burinens
Tty
C. S. Jackson
Utah State Journal Ag
W. Frey Bosmner
T. Bpencer
F. Whipgle
W. M. Hughes
Journal
W. D. Brats
Icter
Younfata
Bqu Coop
Weber Stab
Th4 Club
The Mokonatra's Wife at Utahna Theater
The Mokonatra's Wife a four act society drama staged this week at the Utahna theater. The plot follows a wrecking of a home by scheming and wicked Pete who separates husband and wife then faces retribution. Margaret Pritany and Ethel Roberts shine as Blanche Sterling with Roberts delivering a clever, polished portrayal of a calculating woman.
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Utahna Theater
Tome
Petes
Busbang
Will
Pausad
Mia Margaret Pit Rantiey
Ethel Roberte
Blanche Sterling
Mira Pit Gare
Miss Roberts
Theatre row at Den stirs crowd and arrests loom
In a noisy disturbance at the Den theater, Harry Cradley and companions provoked riotous behavior among gallery patrons. Det Joe Piommer and officers were called as guard and theater staff attempted to restore order, threatening action against the troublemakers to allow the show to continue through the week.
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Oden
Harry Cradley
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Mites
Ake
Reward
Terror Cave
Tory Weel
Joe Piommer
Hi Herre big city raintires show at Creed tonight
A well known organization presents an entertaining program at Creed tonight. It promises varied talent, elegant staging, electric effects, fine singing, and light comedy. Tickets are available today with no major delays expected.
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Mnj
Sox
Peggy From Paris Musical Comedy to Playhouse Debut
Pecay from Paris, Grosgeld's moatcat comedy, comes to town as Grasd's Thursday night attraction. The show has played in New York and Boston, praised for humor, originality, and catchy melodies with bright chorus numbers and elegant stage pictures.
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Paris
Pecay
Grosgeld
Pecsy
Pari
New York
Grets
Boston
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Percy
Guarr
Ade
Jane
J. A.] Raynes
Deaths in Pacific freight accident and related notices
Three railway workers William A. Powell Fad Alita and Wo Smith die after being pinned by a freight train near Ogden Pieces note an extra passenger train departing city at 10 15 PM The deceased Powell aged about 33 recently moved to Ogden from Aurora Nebraska He was a brakeman and a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen The funeral notice for Powell will be announced later Also reported is the death of F Alles another brakeman struck beneath a moving train near Curro east of Orden The body to be interred at Lake City The obituary for W I Bulich a brakeman killed near Denver October 30 will be conducted at Ashley's funeral chapel with local railway Brotherhood members in attendance
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Coal Shortage Worsens Amid Scarcity and Delays
Last night's Leveret News reports a serious coal shortage across the city nation as demand outstrips supply. The Gregon Short Line is in critical condition with dealers noting orders cannot be filled for ten days, while the Improved Brick Company seeks intervention from the Blod Line general superintendent to secure coal.
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Leveret News
Gregon
Woods Croas
Eight Hour Demands Split Rail Labor Action Across Railroads
The Chicago rail unions press for an eight hour day for trainmen amid broader labor agitation. The switchmen’s union also seeks similar limits, with eight hour requests affecting lines from Pittsburgh to Buffalo and interstate routes. Leaders from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and switchmen’s union hold talks with railroad executives in Chicago to align demands and discuss construction projects and terminal developments on the portside network.
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Brotherhood of Railroad Tralomes
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Chicero
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Hearst Addresses Three Large Meetings in New York
New York dispatch quotes William Randolph Hearst addressing three large meetings. He defends his political stance against trusts and rail interests, claims to act for citizens, and criticizes opponents for trying to remove him from power while pledging to govern for public interests.
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Wilam
Hearst Addire
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Belmont
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Rogers
Rockefelier
New
Peternor
Smith Takes Honors in Local Meet With Team Win
An unclear fragmentary report notes Smith earning honors at a local meet. The text references Nora, a second place, and a Me Nese event, with mentions of timing and national influence. Details are garbled, but the item centers on an athletics competition and individual achievement.
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Hold Conferences to Settle Differences In Key Talks
Talks between Hilt and Harriman aim to bridge rifts amid ongoing conferences in Chiraen Keoeen. Officials Chirag Ort and Harriman attend as progress appears toward a workable settlement.
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Harriman
Chirag
Chiraen Keoeen
Varmman
General Buller Retires After Boer War Campaign
London dispatch reports the retirement of Gen. Buller who led operations for relief of Ladysmith during the Boer War. The article notes promotion of Lieut. Gen. William Nicholson who commanded key British attacks with the Japanese army in the Rastorap Avia conflict, with decisions announced tonight.
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London
Gen. Buller
Ladysmus Dure
William Nickolon
Pearral
Emece Ak
Judge authorizes sale of failed state bank by receiver
Judge Brentans of the superior court today authorized the sale of the Miwaakes Arey state bank wrecked by its president Paul C. Steceland. The sale is to be handled by the Aseta realization company for about $750,000.
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Brentans
Superior Court
Miwaakes Areynue State Bank
Paul C. Steceland
Aseta Realisation Company
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