Navy furlough and scenes from a sailor’s life in San Francisco
Jobe Van Namee, son of Anote G Van Narre, is on furlough from a battleship near San Francisco. He recalls duty at the Presidio and his past as a moving picture operator at the Orpheum. He praises army life, food, and train rides while awaiting further orders to serve on a battle cruiser and electrician duties. The piece also mentions Harold Lockwood in Paradise Garden at the New Utah Theatre and notes a New York theater listing with prices and plays coming next Sunday.
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Jobe van Namee
Anote G. van Narre
Thirtieth Street
Te Hoa
San Francisco
Jack
Ogden
Orpheum
Ty Presidio
Cal
Cal. — Tf
Angiele
Sam
Sitheer
Gettine
Bla
Robert Stone jailed on opium charge in municipal court
Robert Stone, colored, was jailed for 30 days after pleading guilty to an opium charge in municipal court before Judge Barker. He was arrested by sheriffs deputies after alighting from a train, tied to burglaries across the city in the past two months. Others tied to the crimes, including Ernest Dillard, face further trials. Evidence aims to implicate additional suspects while Stone awaits transfer to concurrent cases. At the end, ad notes screenings at Cozy Theatre: William Russell in The Masked Heart and Ruth Roland in The Neglected Wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stone
Coloty
Thos
Stone
Ogden
Bingham
Atven & Ten
William Russell
Ruth Roland
E Gilson praises San Francisco methods to stir Aneringan crowd
H Gilson of the Utah Sales company, back from San Francisco, lauds the wide awake campaign for the liberty loan. Speakers address crowds daily at hotels, restaurants, theaters, and on streets, with rapid talks, posters, and multilingual outreach in Chinatown and Greek and Italian quarters. A huge mast and hourly bulletins track loan progress. Willard Gilson, son of H Gilson, is an officer at Fort Winfield Scott.
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H. Gilson
Utah Sales Company
San Franciara
Liberty Ioan
Gilson
San Francisco
Uberty Iwan
Gillean
Berty Joan
Everen Yeoett
Ital
Alstricin
Chinatown
Fe. Ollson
Willard Gilson
Fort Winteld Beott
Nine Hundred Horses and Mules Sold at Ogden Yards
Roy Griffin auctioned nine hundred horses and mules for Ogden Balen Company over three days this week at Ogden yards. Buyers shipped three horses from nearby states and California. Cars sent to Turphall & Company Grand Island Nebraska P Deno Oklahoma City Oklahoma C H Smith Fort Worth Texas Meeks Darnell Memphis Tennessee Nick Parsons Tremonton Utah J Perkinn Preston Idaho Stooks & Company Spirtar Nebraska W Eaton Malad Idaho W G McDevitt East St Louis Illinois.
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Roy Griffn
Ogden Balen Company
Ogden Salon Company
California
Floras
Oggen
Ogden
O F Turphall & Company
Grand Toland
Nebr
P. Deno
Oklahoma City
C. H. Smith
Fit Worth
Tes
Meeks & Darnell
Meanphin
Tenn
Ntch & Parsons
Tremontoo
Htah
J. Perkinn
Preston
Idaho
Steeks & Company
Pertar
Eaton
Malad
Topha
W. G. McDevitt
East
New Pantages Vaudeville Bill Opens at Orpheum
The Orpheum hosts the New Pantages bill with 3 matinees daily and a varied program. Headlined by The New Producer, the show features opera selections, comedy, and a dress rehearsal theme. Other acts include Harry Colman the ventriloquist, the Curzon sisters Flying Butterflies, Jaketch traveling salesman sketch, Moran and Wiser, Matt Sed and Jeff, and Universst weekly world series scenes.
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Orpheum Theater
Wour
Harry Colemtan
Curzon Sisters
Devine
Williama
Jaketch
Liberty Bond Cancellation at Hall Event Card Party
The Liberty Bond cancellation sale by the Brotherhood of American Yeomen features a card party to raise funds for Uncle Sam. An enjoyable evening invites members to join for 25 cent entries and social activity benefiting the bond drive.
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Brotherhood of American Yeoman
Liberty Ganda
Uncle Sam
Tomato yield in Utah falls amid pests and labor shortage
The Utah tomato harvest declined about 35 percent due to catworm plagues and other pests, with Weber club researchers noting limited packing capacity. Prices stood at $12 per ton, while bean crops remained normal and labor shortages pressed harvests. School children aided efforts as women and girls worked to ease the shortage.
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J .W. L. Herrington
Weber Club
Ned
California
Kolb and Oill Bring Side Splitting Show to Orpheum
Kolb and Oill present a three act farce with musical numbers and a cast including a jazz orchestra. The play centers on four Purity Theater members in a small town who each suspect they fathered a dancer’s child. As a committee investigates, rapid comic twists and songs punctuate the antics. The tour features a large West company and opens Sunday night for a thrice run.
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Roth and Mill
Hugh Cost
Or Pheum
Sfore
Kolb
Dil
Advertizereoh
Departure of 12 Men for Camp Lewis Under Draft Quota
Authoritative notices inform city and county draft boards that twelve men will depart for Camp Lewis Washington. Nine come from the county district and three from the city district, with a departure planned for November 2 at 9 p.m. A banquet is being arranged to honor the boys before they leave as part of the next draft quota.
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Paarda
Lawsuit Challenges Cause of Action for Injuries
The complaint alleges a defect in pleading and insufficient cause of action against the defendant company. The party seeks damages for injuries allegedly received, claiming the third floor fall and unsafe building condition caused the harm. The record notes disputes over liability and the adequacy of the complaint.
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Hales
Em More
Bs Walbrd Info Am
Hangen Livestock Counter Claims In Ogden Case
Hansen Livestock and Feeding Company sues Ogden Sale Company and Otto Merk for 5620. Meek files answer and counterclaim stating tendered 155 tons 235 pounds of hay refused. A demurrer follows. Ogden Packing and Provision Company charged with misdelivery at William Whites yarding 3000 head of cattle.
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Hansen Livestock & Feeding Company
Ogden Sale Company
Otto Merk
Meek
Fending
la Fle Anawer
Ogden Facking & Provision Company
William Whates
Stock Yards Offer Cattle Cleaning Promise
The report notes stock yards operating between March 21 and 24 offering cattle handling at a cost of 26 cents per head each day and promising to clean the yards after their occupation by the cattle.
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Unt
Promiste
Cadillac Name Spurs Iowa Hopeful at Cadillacin Era
A fragment mentions Cadillac ties to Joseph Cadillac Kane and a claim that Cadillac’s name carries family weight. It also notes workers organizing at the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad amid references to the Amalearmared Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad
Amalearmared Associaton
Iron, Steel and Tin
Boy Scouts Aim for High Mark in Liberty Loan Drive
New York Oct 25 The Boy Scouts of America aim to raise about one hundred million dollars or a third of the nation’s Liberty Loan allotment for the second issue The campaign has progressed with 270 000 scouts and leaders at work and James E West reporting a total production of 170 000 000 dollars in pledges to date House campaigns are underway in St Paul and St Louis with substantial sums raised The effort continues through Saturday noon as plans adjust with Treasury Department requests.
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New York
Minioum
Boy Scouts of America
Ioan
Treasury Department
Lonlar
Linus
James E. West
Cout
Sousa
Paul
Louis
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