Lincoln's Roots Highlight a Democracy Lesson and Parade
The Standard notes Abraham Lincoln rose from humble origins to lead a true democracy and urges patriotism in Ogden. It outlines a patriotic parade led by Dr Retohold Kander with Southern Pacific workers, fraternal orders, and factory employees, plus a road improvement push and volunteer ideas before floods and road issues. It also teases a Mysterious Domino Girl in Browning's windows and Hudson Ure.
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Woodrow Wilsoe
United States
Lincoln
Hodgenville
Kentucky
Toya
Abraham Lincoln
Retohold Kander
Jie
Becayse
Oras
Patriotiam
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Ars
Lars
Domino
Black Mask
Browning
Guarding the Public During Parade Preparations
The police chief and sheriff, with City Commissioner Mike Lo Jones, plan stricter traffic for July 24 parades after a crowds tragedy. Washington avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets will be cleared of autos and spectators kept off the parade route. Parking will be limited to one deep along curbs and streetcars reduced in the business center. Jitney dances will close on Hadawon avenue to autos. The plan aims to safeguard crowds during successive Fashion Show parades.
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Ochen
Mike Lo Jones
A.M
Leith Han
Smith Han
Washington, D. C
Washington Ave
Twenty-fourth
Twente Fifth Street
Etra Mounted Police
Where Ogden 18 unfavorably advertised rail strike action
An estellent comment on presidential action in the threatened railway strike notes the rail brotherhoods shaped events more by circumstance than justice. It argues Wilson’s stance created precedent and a shift away from direct pursuit of industrial reform. The piece discusses impact on steel mills mines and other manufacturing areas, and the promotion of favorable conditions for labor in select sectors.
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Presidenta
Atria la Foci
Dulletin
San Francisco
Wilson
Indesaba
Calurmet
West Virginia
Colorado
Arizona
South Dakota
Eton
Ames
United States
First Parade of Fashion Show Promises Crowd Night
A large crowd is expected tomorrow evening to attend the first parade of a fashion show. Public interest has been stirred by repeated references to the event, and organizers say the spectacle will live up to the anticipation.
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Sit
South Washington avenue shows signs of wear and drifted tracks
The author notes a rough, weeded South Washington area used by drivers as a makeshift route when normal roads fail. He calls for repairs, including digging drains and blasting high spots, to restore safe passage before wet weather returns. The piece reflects local concern over navigation and safety in the district.
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South Washington Avenue
Ely
South Washington
Uone
Ogden Fashion Show Promises Window Money Hunt Fun
Ogden merchants stage a novelty window treasure hunt for the Fashion Show 1916. Shoppers search for dollar bills and coin pieces hidden in shop windows with a separate Saturday prize of a five dollar gold piece for locating forty one cards hidden in plain view.
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Ogden
Sit.pizento
United States
Coney
Orden
Wlod
W. Zeller
Lewie & Co
Weber county farmers praise agricultural tour insights
Weber county farmers returning from a farm bureau excursion attended by W C Hunter and led by W Preston Thames reported learning from Salt Lake and Utah counties. They visited the state pen farm, Murray experimental farm, Bingham copper mine, Grove, and Strawberry Valley irrigation projects highlighting land reclamation and the Four Mile tunnel. The trip emphasized irrigation and development prospects for Weber County and nearby communities.
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Weber County
Salt Lake
Utah
Weber County Farm Bureau
W. C. Hunter
W. Preston Thames
Ogden
Weber Country Farm Bureau
Hunter Salt
Autoleta
Murray
Auto Rats
Bingham
Utah Copper Company
Grove
Bir
Hunter
Weber
Four Mile
Green River
Gulf of Mexico
Spanish Fork River
Strawberry Valley
Payson
Bosaish Fork
Lebl
Eircalt
Uteb Lake
Ogden Canyon Service Schedule Extended to September 10
Civil service notice lists schedules and rates for Ogden Canyon service, with a 15 cent round trip fare. Mentions “Mysteries of Myra” in Utah airing today and tomorrow. Advertiser offers civil service exam prep in Rome and positions on engines, with data furnished on request from Ogden office.
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Ogden Canyon
Temmer
Myra
Utah
Rome
Ogden
City Judge Sets Firm Tone Over Trkery Incident
An irregular court hearing details alleged misconduct by E Barker, a pollen department special officer, as city officials say trkery will not be tolerated. Barker and three suspects were detained near Troy Laundry on Wallavetna after a disputed encounter involving offers of beer and a distant claim of bottle purchases.
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Trkery
E. Barker
Pollen Department
Barker
Wes E. Watts
Hannah Lindsey
Mary Lindsey
Chinesn Nell
Racker
Mohlman
Wellbee
Troy Laundey
Wallavetna
Houae
Drink Real Hot Water With Phosphate, Health Myth or Aid
A vintage advertisement touts a morning regimen of hot water with one teaspoon of phosphate to cleanse the stomach liver kidneys and bowels. It claims daily use prevents indigestion bilious attacks nervous days and sleep issues by flushing waste and toxins from the alimentary canal.
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Ballatck
Vagrant Arrests After Liquor Row Court Dismisses Cases
A scene at a party ended with arrests as two police sergeants intervened. Judge dismissed the accused while noting no dignity was offended. James Howard received ten days, George Gifford, UH, Gorran and John Feeney five days each for vagrancy. Kenney, an alleged drunk, forfeited 45.00.
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Iiquor
Barker
James Howard
George Gifford
Gorran
John Feeney
IL Kenney
Boxing match heats up Utah showdown last time today
Francis X. Bushman faces Jim Jeffries in a Utah prize fight billed as the final meeting of the pair today, drawing local boxing interest and wagering among fans.
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Francis X. Bushman
Jim
Jeffries
Utah
Oxden Canyon Service Announcement Continues Through September 16
Announcement notes Oxden Canyon service continues as present through September 16. Round trip fare stated as fifteen cents, with exact wording unclear due to OCR garble.
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Oxden Canyon
Ufteen
Mother Writes The Standard A Letter Of Complaint
A Utah mother criticizes the Ogden Standard for not fully reporting a recent accident involving a streetcar. She argues papers hid facts about the crash, emergency cord failures, and delays in informing the public, urging full disclosure and accountability from the press.
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Ogden Standard
Dent
Ogden
Rton
Ogden Support
Facta
Taft
Simon
Borrer
Povernor
W. Taylot
Harmberger
Aushman and Brine Star in Utah Film Pennington's Choice
Francis X. Bushman and Bererly Bayne headline the return engagement of Pennington's Choice a five part photogram to be shown at the Utah theater on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday The romance and Canadian Northwest setting promise thrilling action and a popular love theme with support from Wellington Playter Helen Dunbar Lester Cuneo Morris Cutron and William Farris
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Francis X. Bushman
Bererly Bayne
Pennington
Monteris
Metro
Utah
Canadian Northwest
Heacreed
Eatly
Mr. Bushy
Mise Bayne
Wellington Playter
Helen Dunbar
Lester Cuneo
Morris Cutron
WiMam Farris
Wilson Candidate for Two Year County Commissioner
W. G. Wilson known as Billy Wilson has agreed to enter the Republican bid for Weber County two year commissioner. He plans to run at the convention and pledges full-time dedication to public service, highlighting familiarity with county conditions and commitment to a low tax rate. Don L. Stewart of Logan leases the Hermitage for five years.
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Don L. Stewart
Logan
W. G. Wilson
Billy” Wilson
Thiedle
Weber County
Ady
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Washington
Ube
Unla
Farang
Schubach Optical Co., Inc
Opticians
Aushman
Brine Stag
Rabie Walcarp
Eddie Pols
Pesan Rangers
Rhh
Bellas
Oracle Theatre
Ogden Egg Co
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