Prohibition Ticket Named in Utah Republican Gop
The Utah Republican convention named four legislative candidates and one state senator pro prohibition pledged to national prohibition. George Haberlaon is pledged for state senator and Samuel C. Powell, George A. Fuller, Joseph Skeey, and Lillibelle Frey Falck named for the lower house. Powell led the vote, Fuller and Skeey followed, with Falck also nominated. The event included religious remarks on social ethics and a focus on temperance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Howell
United States
George Haber
Ramuel C. Powell
Oden
George A. Fuller
Eden
Joep Skeey
Warren
Lai
Belle Frey Falck
Ogden
Sinlversoo
Samuel C. Powell
W. M. McKay
Lillibelle
Falck
J.C. Nye
Jilon
Powell
Fuller
Sheen
Mrs. Falck
Brewt
Bheen
Palek
Nye
New Books at Carnegie Library List
A list of new titles available for circulation at Carnegie Library includes works on European war history, prohibition, biographies, travel, and photography. Notable items include The Story of the Submarine, The Military Unpreparedness of the United States, Love and Marriage, and The Art of the Moving Picture. The note also promotes Lionel in The Yellow Streak and Utah Today as popular attractions.
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Cargenie Atari
N—A Hiltop
Marne
Pacon
Feman
Ingham
TrhopeThe
le Farrrer
Geraldine
Farrar
Fard
Woodrow Wilsons
Cibbons
Parla
Ditle Jacob Harabila
Sarpet
Yomo
The
Bilecard
Post— Motor
Thades
America
Smyth
Talbot
Wood
Californians on Inspection Tour Reach Northwest
A party of financiers visiting the city last night to be hosted by Fred J. Kissel will depart today with Mr. Khael for a Pacific Northwest tour. Included are George C. Pelther, president of the California National Bank of Sacramento, George C. Lied of Duluth Witter Bond Co. San Francisco, and M. B. Random of the Sacramento Inn contractors. The party, seen in an auto ride with Kissel and G. T. Becker, plans to inspect Idaho and Oregon as part of the tour.
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City
Fred J. Kissel
Twenty-fifth Street
Adams Avenue
Khael
Pacific Northwest
George c Pelther
California National Bank of Sacramento
Mst
Tha Toast
George C. Lied
Diuth Witter Bond Co
San Francisco
M. B. Random
Sacramento
Mr. Kiesel
G. T. Becker
Ogden
Ogden Canyon
Democratic Party Expands Weber County Executive Committee
Chairman K. McKay and Secretary B.P. Dobha added members to the Weber County Democratic executive committee. Browning serves as treasurer, Loren Richarde as secretary, and J. Lalley of North Ogden joins as a member. Two more appointments to follow at the committee meeting.
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Democratic Party
Weber Cognty
K. ©. McKay
BP Dobha
WV. We Browning
Lorenzo Richarde
En. J. i Lalley
North Ogden
Campaign meeting set to name county clerk candidate
At next Saturday afternoon meeting the campaign organics will be completed and the candidate for county clerk will be named to fill the vacancy created by Lawrence Richards relinquishment of the nomination tendered by the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Hichards
Little Girl Hurt in Runaway Wagon Accident
Gertrude Baker, 12, suffered a fracture in the right leg when a Clover Leaf Dairy wagon she rode with her father H. Baker was frightened by a dropped tongue and overturned after the horses bolted on Adams and Jefferson avenues. She received surgical care at home on Thirty-second Street and Jefferson. her father was uninjured.
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Gertrude Baker
Adams Avenue
H. Baker
Jefferson Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Baker
Prohibition Saturday Night Urged by Utah Ward Leaders
At a quarterly stake conference in the North Weber area bishops urged strict temperance on Saturday night dances at Unelr want hall. Apostle David O. McKay and President James Wotherspoon spoke, praising control of dances and urging wards to keep youths near wholesome venues. The session featured Ogden Tabernacle choir.
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Apostle McKey
Wotherspoon
Propis
Apostle McKay
Utah
Ezra IL. G. Willams
Tabernaclea
Agnes Warener
Edward Saunders
Agnes Warner
Charles Weatherspoon
Frat Order of Business
James L. Darker
Weber Academy
Seymour B. Young
Jackson County
Joseph Smith
W. H. Jardine
Sen
Weber Stake
David O. McKay
James Wotherspoon
Tabernacla
Drat Council of Seventy
Riuale
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Joseph Ballantyne
Melba Tread Jones
Fi ‘Anniel
Williamsay
Douglass Brian
Taro
Wiletta Parker
Stake
Democratic county convention set for September 20
Brigham City reports the Democratic county committee chose September 20 for the county convention to name a full county and Legislative ticket. A ball at the academy will feature Simon Bamberger and W I King, kickoff of the Democratic campaign. Peach day hosts amateur state championship game between Hingham Peaches and the Stall and Dean ball teams, with a $125 prize and state title on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Democratic County Committee
First National Bank
Academy
Simon Bamberger
W. I. King
United States
Hingham Peaches
Stall
Atlantic Fleet Heads to Southern Drill Grounds
Old Point Comfort Va Sept 10 Firing ships from Harpton Roads tomorrow will sail for the southern drill grounds off the Virginia capes to take part in what naval officers call the most important battle maneuvers and target practice ever held by the fleet. The force includes battleships destroyers and other vessels stripped to battle trim and features the newest super dreadnoughts with longer range gunnery.
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Old Point Comfort
Harpton Roads
Virginia Capes
Gay
Vice President Marshall Confined to Bed in St Louis
Vice President Thomas R. Marshall has been kept in bed all day at the Jefferson hotel due to a cold from his motor trip to Shadow Lawn for the nominations. His condition is serious enough to delay plans. he is slated to leave tomorrow afternoon for Joplin where Missouri Democrats gather. The physician anticipated he would be able to make the trip.
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Louis
Thomas Kt. Marshall
Jefferson Hotel
Shadow Lawn
Wilson
Marshall
Joplin
Missouri
Wuld
Republican Legislative and County Conventions in Weber Utah
Conventions of the Republican Party of Weber County Utah are called at the county courthouse Ogden in September and September 1916 to nominate legislative candidates and county officers including county commissioner clerk auditor attorney treasurer recorder surveyor and to elect a new county central committee with one member from each election district.
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Republican Party
Weber County
Utah
Falton
County
Howell
Ogden City
Fattowa
Bate
Eptember
County Court House
Lincoln
Grant
3Tel Kinler
Rooverelt
Taft
Hughes
Republican Central Committee
C. A. Holmngsworth
Joan V. Cluth
Ogden
Weber County Republican primaries set for September 1916
Weber County Republican Central Committee announces primaries for district delegates and county committee members. Outside Ogden City ballots open September 5 and 14, with Ogden City elections on September 6 and 12. Rules specify ballot handling, voting hours, and credentialing procedures for delegates and committee members.
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Ogden City
Sald
Tureday
Wald
Weber Canty Republican Central Committee
Ty St. Antil
County Central Committee
Cach
PBL
Romd
Kuch
Secre
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Idaho
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Washington Market
Washington Avenue
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West
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Washington
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Aking
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