Chariot Race Opens Harvest Festival in Ogden
A staged Roman chariot race, featuring teams led by Tom Nelson and Harold Olsen, headlines Ogden Harvest Festival events. The spectacle used rehabilitated road scrapers, drew crowds on Twenty fifth Street and Washington Avenue, and was organized by the Fashion Show committee led by Eugene Carr.
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Washington Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Balaain
Lovestock
Ron
Liz
Tom Nelson
Fth Street
Abe Everett
Washington
John
Nelson
Inelow Company
Harold Olsen
Charley
Spud
Ile
Patial
Joh Pope
Hint
Jack
Fat
Hhis Cam
Utah Construction Company
Eugene Carr
Alvord Suit Over Notes Claims $400 Principal
The Mark Robinson Auto Co and J M Mack sue Alvord & Anything in district court claiming a $690 note to Hickenlooper dated February 24 with May 6 due, asserting nonpayment by Alvord C L Husney and W A Hickenlooper plus other defendants. They seek $60 attorney fees and 8 percent rent from execution time along with the principal.
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Payanle Hickenlooper
Plel Ffa
Two Divorce Cases in District Court Count Two
In the district court Leone a Campball alleges cruel and inhuman treatment by Robert S Campbell after a 1919 marriage in Balt Lake. She seeks custody of a minor child Arthur Pate Campbell, alimony of 10 per month, and division of personal property at 4863 Talet avenue. In a second case a wife accuses desertion since 1904. divorce granted.
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Leone
Robert S Campbell
Itte
Obe Wee
Balt Lake
Arthur Pate Campbell
Talet
Missouri
Meddows Builds at Sunset Suburb Settle Plans Second Store
Fred Meddows, an early settler, completes plans for a new 6x3 feet storefront at Sunset to house a cigar shop, soft drinks, and provisions. Community support grows as locals expect Sunset to become a self-sufficient suburb with cheaper rents and local trade. Darla Weber Land Company promotes the project and invites inspection.
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Fred Meddows
Sunset
Sondey
Bamberger
Orden
Fe Q
Acene
Fifteer
Buoset
Bunset
Synset
Ife
Ogden
Ubac
Darla Weber Land Company
Entira
Oxden
Pictures for the Children at Athandra Theater
Tomorrow afternoon at 7 o clock a delightful children's program will be shown featuring The Little Volunteer, censored by the committee for suitable content. Child actors star in a charming lineup with Tubby Turne the Tables as the comedy. Burton Holmes Travelogues and the Picto graph rounds out the program in a vibrant Fashion Shaw showcase.
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Athandra
Folke
Tubby
Burton Holmes
Shaw
City Carnival Crowd Calm as Court Records Felonies
The court session this morning yielded four convictions including three for minor offenses. John Crowley, John Connell, and Jim Mathews received five day jail terms for drunkenness. James Wilcoowan saw felony charges reduced to a misdemeanor with four months in county jail. P Tourcade of Mackay Idaho forfeited 110 bail after speeding arrest by Officer George Corey.
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John Crowley
John Cponnell
Jim Mathews
State of
Sapperero
Altorney
John C. Darla
Wilson
P. Tourcade
Mackay
Idaho
Ito
Grorga Corey
Deaths and Funerals in Vorbtsen g and Penrod notes
The funeral for Atatthew Voratenberg held Friday in Larkin chapel with Bishop's Counselor Chris J. Brown presiding. Speakers included CG. J. Brown and others. interment in city cemetery. Also noted is the death of Penrod born in Minola, Utah, with service details and surviving relatives listed in Liberty and Pleasant View areas.
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Vorbtenserg
Atatthew Voratenberg Sax
Larkin Chapel
Chris J. Brown
CG. J. Brown
Bwart Neutelom
Hesty Henkerd
I. Bander
J. W. F. Walker
G. J. 8. Ables
K. Ven Kaeres
Nudelph Jann
Funeral Saturday at Liberty Meeting House with Ferrin presiding
An obituary note states an active Ly TS church member will be laid to rest Saturday at 12 noon at the Liberty Meeting House with Bishop Arthur A. Ferrin presiding. The remains may be viewed Saturday until the hour of the funeral at the family residence near North Oakland Cemetery.
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Ly TS
Weeld
Nowy
Honee
Arthur Af. Ferrin
Family Insidence
Auto Cortere
North Qaden
Harry Rough Granted Liberty After Fraud Charge
Harry Prough, brought back to Ogden from Great Falls on a charge of obtaining money by fraud, was released today on advice of District Attorney John C. Davis. Prough faced accusations involving cashing a $160 check obtained via the Eagles lodge and alleged forgery of Dr Forbes’ signature on a convertible paper.
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Harry Prough
Ogden
Great Falls
Sooana
John C. Davis
Prough
Eagles Lodge
Dr. Forbes
Cave Withdraws Orders In Ogden Street Paving Case
George F. Cave withdraws orders preventing paving on Twenty third Street from Wall to Washington Avenues. Judge Nathan J. Harrie reviews the restraining action in Ogden city court. case continued until April 23 for further proceedings.
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Gracge F. Cave
Ogden City
Twenty-third Street
Wall
Washington Avenues
Nathan J. Harrie
District Court
Historical Society meeting set for 2 30 p m
The Historical Society will hold a meeting tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the Forme of Mra 4 B Cores 653 Twenty sixth a trees. Engagement announced Mr and Mrs J Jensen announce the engagement of their daughter Stare Wight to Mr Aeron P. Din grees the marriage to occur soon. Visiting in Ogden Mr Ezra Harris and daughters Fdoa c and Aileen and little son Jewel.
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AL Corr
Hest ‘Eckhardt
Lincoln Avenee
J. F. Keillner
Grant Syphers
Morrison
C. C. Cook
The
Skeen Co
F. J. Anderson & Cattin Ranch
Woodall
Willieen
Anderron
Ogien
Bug
Cadilag
Te Clasmann
Piandard
Nettie Disemore
the Pacific Limited
Ggien Standart
St Louis
Lewlat
Louis
Detroit
A. Scait
Louis Raboeeet
Dweehter
Iddirs
Oscar D. van Ratterburg
Duarhter
Ned
Wilcox
Set
LiTilotsono
Atenet
Atte
J O'Difen
Lady of
Dubugos
Opden
Aly
Mra
C. le McKaignt
O'Brien
Mire McKnight
the Historical Society
Wil
B. Cores
J. ¥. Jensen
Stare Wight
Aeron P. Dingrees
Barbecue Feast Planned With Massive Ovens and Banquet Details
Remarkable preparations outline a public barbecue with ovens and a large roasting tank, 4406 ears of corn, 500 pounds of statces, 900 loaves of bread and 155 pounds of salt to be used. Forty cooks and ten assistants will manage service while a music band plays and motion pictures are filmed during the event.
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Sten
Railroad Men Visit Canyon in Ogden Area
GAILROAD. MEN SEE THE CANYON GAILROAD. C. P. Tarrett and A. T. Day of Western railroad companies, with Mrs Tarrett, arrived in Ogden this morning. They toured the city and Ogden canyon before boarding a Southern Pacific train to California this afternoon, expressing pleasure at the visit. Also noted were H. Breacey, general passenger agent of the Union Short Line, and Andrew-Gluer, traveling passenger agent of the Chicago Northwestern, in Opiel on business. A marriage license was issued to Tom Karrar and Jenna Younré of Ogden. Olady Jones was committed to the state mental hospital after a district court proceeding.
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Pam
Mogntlog
Jewery
Paul W. Stecker
Wadington Svenue
Uncle Sam
Moving Pictures
Coerd
H. W. Peery
Ogden Theater
Oxtea
Sherlock Boies
E. Adatoa
Fenaway
Ogden
Marsteller Dentat
First Xutouel Bank
Tuer
Childre
Greenhorses
Weber Floral Company
Provo
W. A. McDurdle
Wromlns
Union Pacific
Kodak
Tripp
Bandard
Wil Te
Sletark
Pothistle
Caited States Army
J. W. Leonard
Idaho
Autrance
Williac Ing
E. A. CreciBus
Etterta
Carnen
Lo Love Co
L. Jones Coal & Ice Co
Stark
Elkhart Indiana
el Btark
Napersille
Ra. J
Blark
Btr
stoCaln
Nastaiant
Oberationa
C. P. Tarrett
Geeral Western Par Penper
A. T. Day
Delaware Awanga Gol Western Railroad
Ureton Short Line
Opie
Andrew — Gurer
Chicago & Northwestern Railwas
Opden Viettor
Tom Karrar
Jena Younré
Oladys Jones
Dr. K. Pain
Frank K. Bartlett
J. A. Howell
Morlig Sod
Thetate Mental Hospital
Russians Resist German Attacks Near Petrograd and Caucasus
Petrograd dispatch says Husen forces repelled repeated German assaults along the Deina and Dylan rivers north of Drinnk, holding captured posts. Reports note fierce artillery clashes, mine throws, and bomb mortars with the enemy withdrawing from the right bank after stubborn resistance in regions near Vetak Koel and Gita Lipa, while fighting continues on the Caucasian front.
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Bent
London
Huselan
Deina
Drinnk
Germare
War Office
Dyinnk
Vettak
Koel
Gita Lipa
Barbecue and Corn Roast Highlight City Celebration Menu
A chaotic fragment outlines a celebration with barbecue, potato bake, and corn roast as the big event. Mentions Mayor A H Heywood and a feast described as nearly ready with gravy. References to a mary moth feast and carrots, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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A. H. Heywood
Utah
Defends Wilson Mexican Policy in Congressional Remarks
A fragmentary report from Washington notes Representative Hicken of Mississippi and Representative DeLeon of Illinois discussing President Taft and President Wilsons Mexican policy. Tafts warning on intervention is cited, with DeLeon noting policy permanence differences and Harrisson commenting on campaign conditions.
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Hington
Kent
Wilson
Hicknon
Taft
Ariroce
Teft
Dfr
Marrienn
Deolenn
Illinois
Uerrison
Drop in Infantile Paralysis Cases Reported in New York
Health authorities announced today that paralyzed infant cases show a sharp drop. Total cases were thirteen fewer than yesterday, while deaths fell by fifteen as figures improved across the state.
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New York
Qirteen
Weather hits grain crops with large U S losses this year
Washington, July weather cut corn prospects by 67 million bushels, spring wheat down 43 million, oats 43 million, potatoes 48 million, and apples 3.9 million barrels. Tobacco up 27 million pounds, hay up to 1.6 million tons. flax and sugar beet prospects improve slightly.
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Weahington
Bert
Aupost
Kansas
Hughes Talks On Adamson Bill
Republican candidate Hughes denounces the Adams on bill and administration policy, arguing the country is aghast at the abandonment of executive prerogative and congressional duty. The talk cites labor laws and a NY governor’s Labor Observer editorial while mixing in local court summons text and historical context.
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Lewiston
Charles E Hughes
Hughes
American labor and its unyielding resolve
A compact statement arguing that workers cannot surrender gains or opportunities won through struggle. It emphasizes labor’s vital role to the nation and to every citizen, urging steadfast resolve in defending earned rights and chances for future generations.
Biplane Disaster in Governor Island Training Flight
A training bi plane from the aero reserve corps crashed on Governor's Island. Aviators J Walter W. Bruth and Charles J. Wilman were hurt with leg fractures and other injuries. Both men received medical care and were expected to recover.
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New York
Governor’asland
J. Walter W. Btruthere
Charles J. Wilman
Aero Reserve Corps
Wilson
Recipe for Mixed Cheese Sauce from a Friend's Recall
A reminiscence leads to a practical note on making a mixed cheese dish. The writer describes a cheese base with dairy butter, grated cheese, and a cold sauce mixture including herb flavors, pickled onions, and pepper, served with crackers. The process imitates a softened, foil-wrapped cheese similar in texture to a well aged cheese.
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Tampa
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