Program of OpOr of Monday in the Canyon
Labor Day events organized by the trade unions at the Hermitage resort in Onde canyon. A committee led by JL Atwooll arranged sports from 2pm including races for boys and girls, young men and women, married women, union men and wives, executives, and a dancing feature with a prize waltz at the Hermitage hall. Prizes donated by local firms awarded after the program. Also notes penalties for bicycle riding on sidewalks and several local court sentences for minor offenses.
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Nate
Indica
Ogden Busing
Hermitage
Standard Boys Outing to Battle Lake Trip Planned
The Standard carrier boys and M H Brandon discuss a Sunday outing to Battle Lake with a sports program and prizes. About 40 boys from Ogden are expected to ride auto trucks to Battle Lake and join Deseret News boys there for a delightful event for the youngsters.
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Btandant
M. MH. Brandon
Btandard
Balt Lake
Wandamere
Ogden
Batt Lake
Deseret News
Logan Boy Forfeits Bail At Police Court
Logan boy forfeited 25 bail at municipal court this morning after being stopped by Motorcycle Patrolman George Corey on Twenty Sixth Street near Hartland Avenue for speeding. He failed to obey orders to appear at the police station and left the city when the officer went to Hodson’s place with a warrant.
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Logan
Thia
Herbert Vance
John Doe Deatile
W. N. Caney
Plaza Drucks
James KE. Bays
Respaeser
Sire
Letmer
Cornelius van de Graal
Tingree
Glen Hudson
Iab
George Corey
Sith
Hartlaon Avenue
Hla Hatel
Tha Atte Automobile Neenge
Hodson
Boring for Oil and Gas to Begin at Harrisville
Weber County oil and natural gas venture plans to drill on 2100 acres in Weber County after A H Gilmanos return from Oklahoma City. Standard rigs will be used to reach 2000 feet near Harrisville. Principal promoters include Dr J W Pidcock, Samuel Bachmann, and W J Wonder holding president, secretary and treasurer roles.
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Weber County
Ol and Natural Aus Company
A. H. Gilmarno
Oklahoma City
Hartiasille
J. W. Pidcock
Fmiuel Bachman
W. J. Wonder
Arte
Garretson Seeks Talks With President Witton
Garretson, spokesman for railroad brotherhoods, met with President Witton at the White House. He refused to explain the purpose of the call or whether they discussed canceling the strike. A cabinet wall was kept open during the brief conference.
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Washington
Garretson
Railroad Brotherhoods
Witton
Whits House
Mer. Garretson
White House
Salary Increases at Local Post Office
Increases were granted to Mine Inez Cortes chief clerk in the mail room and Claude F. Stewart mailman clerk in Ogden port offices, each to $1200 yearly. The raise uses the fiscal year appropriation ending June 39. The fund also provides two new city carriers and post office detainment improvements in the federal building with cabinets for the new carriers to be installed by October 1.
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Inez Cortes
wMamp
Claude Fr. Stewart
Ogden Portofites
WW Browning
Adamson Eight-Hour Day Bill Paused in House to Senate
Washington dispatch reports the Adamson eight-hour day bill, publicly said to avert a threatened railroad strike if enacted, was paused in the House and sent to the Senate. The Senate recessed at 5:40 pm until 8 pm tonight.
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Washington
Railroad Brotherhood
Senate
Breakaway of Union Men Faces City Gatherings
Four railway brotherhoods on the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe plan meetings to press union chiefs to withdraw a strike order. The meetings will be in Newton Kansas Dodge City Kansas and Trinidad Colorado. Engineers on the Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and Omaha line reportedly refuse to strike.
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Chicago
Four
Brotherhoods
Atchison, Topeka and Banta Fe
W. J. Isleck
Newton
Kansas
Dodge City
Junta
Colorado
Order of
Ines
Glews Falls
G. C
Chicago, St. Paul
Minoneapoda
Omaha Inc
Aryan
Barlington
Quincy
Washington
Representative Sterling
Wals
Wals For A Permanent Board of Mediation
Sutherland Heads American Bar Association
Chicago sept 1 senator Georges Sutherland elected president of the American Bar Association by a large majority over rival George Waller Grove Smith of Philadelphia. The vote was 28 to 23 with Smith retiring to a retreat from committee roles and long serving officers including Nicarge Whitrick of Baltimore seeking reelection as secretary and Frederick Wadhams of Albany as treasurer for fourteen years.
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Chicago
Georges
Oll
Waller Grovee Smith
Philadelphia
Owas
Sutherland
Mr. Smith
Me. Smith
Nicarge B. Whitrlick
Taltimore
Wanteeleeind
Frederick
Wadhans
Mbany
N.Y
Alva
Day in Congress Reported on Interstates and Rules
A morning session in Washington discussed transportation and interstate commerce with a favorable report. Lawmakers adopted a special rule affecting debate timing and proceeded to vote by 4 50 p.m. The day included clarifications from the desk and a focus on pending amendments.
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Washington
Fopt
Renate
A.m
Interstatn
Enmmerce
Tilaelon
Fodar
Union Pacific Aims to Run Trains Despite Looming Strike
Telegraph note to General Agent W. H. Chevers indicates the Union Pacific will strive to keep trains moving even if trainmen strike next Monday. It directs accepting any meetchable freight and outlines coordination with traffic reps to meet public authorities and obligations.
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Union Pacifte
Tts
W. H. Chevers
Union Pacific
Ogden Bar Association adopts resolutions for Daniel Hamer
A special Ogden Bar Association meeting in Judge Howell's courtroom handled funeral and memory resolutions for Daniel Hamer, former local court stenographer and county official. The group will attend the funeral in a body and a committee will draft honor and condolence resolutions, with a statewide meeting at 2320 p.m. Monday in Judge Harrie's courtroom to adopt them.
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Ogden Dar
Claims Money Was Misappropriated In Auto Start Suit
Lee sues A B Shaw and A W Shaw in district court alleging 1500 was misused. He says the brothers formed plans to incorporate Four Wheel Drive Auto Co of Salt Lake, with one third stock to Lee, after Halbus lent 915% interest. Lee seeks 1500 plus interest, claiming they refused to form the company or honor the agreement.
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Lee
A. BE. Shaw
A. W. Shaw
Salt Lake
Auto Company
Tave
Halbus
Shaw Brothere
Aod
Daily fashions from the centers of Fashion store
The advertisement urges visiting the Fashion centers to view a line of suit materials and dress fabrics. It promises fast colors, 100 percent quality, dependable hose value, and a good school supply stock alongside silks of fine quality and up to date patterns at attractive prices.
OMAN EXCITED OVER PROSPECTS OF A STRIKE
Attorney Caleb Marriott, clerk of the juvenile court, and Mrs Marriott returned from a three weeks outing in the middle western states. He reported intense excitement in Omaha over a railway strike while they traveled. Otherwise conditions were described as splendid as rains in Nebraska boosted crops to a bumper state.
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Caleb Marriot
Tag Day Set Tomorrow For Benefit Fashion Show
Ogden readies a patriotic event ahead of the Third Continental Congress. A tag day will be held tomorrow with tickets at fifty cents exchangeable for drama seats at the Albema box office. Volunteers and officers listed will canvass the business manufacturing district to promote the fundraiser.
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Ogden
Taza
Albame Bra
Mra
JU. DeVing
JT. Fea
Tag sale ad teases Continental Congress message
An ad describes a large tag sale with tags in red white and blue bearing the inscription Tama delegate to the Continental Congress Alhambra Theater Ogden Bent 7 1916. The wording references a civic event tied to Ogden and a 1916 date for a public promotion.
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Congress
Tam
Continental Congress
Alhambra Theater
Ogden
Bent
Resignation Accepted of Deputy City Recorder Edna Hadfield
Miss Edna Hadfield, deputy city recorder, resigned and this action was accepted by the board of city commissioners after yesterday’s meeting. The resignation takes effect today amid reported differences with the recorder and commissioners.
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Edna Hadfield
Han
Board of City Commissioners
Madfield
Ochoa Escapes Juarez to American Side Amid Pursuit
Reports from Juarez say Manuel Ochoa, captured after crossing the frontier and later escaping, has been driven back to the American side as U S authorities and vigilantes pursue him. Detained figures Pagan and Martinez are tied to Villa era plots and to aiding refugees, with other fugitives remaining on the U S side after border crossing.
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el Paso
Teras
Rept
Juarex
Uel Ochoa
Amey
United States Department of Justice
Tax Per Pagan
Macring Martine
Ochoa
Tn Nia
Villa
Delh Vayan
Martinez
Simon Pure Shoot Tournament Opens Second Day Action
In Kansas City Missouri on September 1 amateur and professional trap shooters from Missouri Kansas Winds Nebraska and Arkansas prepared for day two of the Middle West shoot. The event classifies entries with a no amateur with a rating over a set percent rule and high scores were submitted yesterday. A number of professionals are in attendance.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Winds
Nebraska
Arkansas
Middle West
Pug Build Gaps Amid Heatweight Title Showdown
Colorado Snevnga reports Freddie Welsh and Charles White show clear size and reach differences as they prepare for the world light heavyweight championship fight next Monday. Welsh is taller by about a half inch while White has a two inch longer reach, signaling a tense bout with edge prevailing on temperament and readiness.
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Colorado
Fire Escapes for Horses at California Packing Plant
A California packing concern has installed an automatic horse table that lets horses escape at any time day or night if fire danger occurs. The device enables rapid unloading to safety amid flames and smoke.
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California
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