Rotary denounces profiteers amid league of nations talk
In Victoria and Washington reports a labor paper denounces the Rotary club as profiteers while Secretary Daniels argues the league of nations aims at world security and disarmament. The Navy and local headlines reference wartime allies and ship convoys amid ongoing international tensions. A separate Riverdale incident notes a missing child later found safe at home in Ray.
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O¢l Fen Rotary Club
Sweet
Liar World
Rotary Club
Victoria
D. C
Canada
United States
Hhrough
Ogien Rotary Club
Nau
League of Nations
Daniels
New Mexico
Ugh Rodman
Arkansas 2Nd Activision
Small boy unable to talk rides away in car
Stewart Greenwell, seven, a pupil at the state school for the deaf and blind, left the institution yesterday without permission and wandered toward his home in Ray. In uptown districts he stopped Richardson’s car, refused to speak, and signaled to go south. Mr Richardson complied and started toward Riverdale before the boy indicated he wished to go farther.
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Riverdale
Ray
Hoon
Stewart Greenwell
Richardson
Richard N
la Mare
Fargo Well Prospects Boost Profit Outlook
Hen Wunsaker reports ongoing improvements at Firso properties and says profits depend on additional revenue streams. W.OT. Weathers, company president, will go to New York to arrange piping equipment for commercial use. If no more wells are drilled, the current development could prove a profitable investment. A 30-ton casing area was struck, extending promising reach northward.
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Wunsaker
W.ot. Weathers
New York
Hinsaker
Ogden Rail Passenger Service Sees Extra Sections
Ogden passenger travel is heavy with trains needing two sections to handle crowds. Freight business is strong and Motown hotels are crowded to capacity as travelers struggle to find accommodations.
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Ogden
Fassenger
Mananielaeile Exposition
HL. J. Bell
Street Carriers Having Big Time at Springs
Street Railway employees hold their first outing of the year at Utah Not Springs with a second half next Friday. Dancing, prizes, and sports are planned. donations come from multiple local firms. Also notices of sale of real estate in Weber County and a private sale of Martha J. Witten estate announced with terms and deadlines.
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Street Railway
Utah Not Springs
Orden
Follo Sterling Hopes Company
Floral Company
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Company
Cave Dung Store
Pickett's Grocery
mMional Outfit Cop
Taylor & Wright
W HH. Wright & Sona
Wasson: Vases Co
K. Barber Brow
District Court
Weber County
Utah
Marthaj A. Witten
Wol Ber County
Uilah
Lye
Range
Salt Lake Meridian
Nsouth
Cnlace
Wales
Chea & Barker
First National Bank
Ogden
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Fatty Arbuckle
Sks
Bena
Lila Lee
Alhambra
Arbuckle
the Apes
Napoleon and
Sally Lila Lee
Arbuckle “the Apes” ‘the
Secret Garden
Arbuckle “the Apes
Salome
Spm
Peres
Jeditor
Rotarians
Jenner
Rome
Fargo
Carrien
Lila “Lee
Glen Bros-Roberts
Unitet Cigar Store
Walkover Shoes
Belnap
Paine & Hurst
Spargo's
Book Store
John ‘N. Lewis
Last & Thomas
Burt Bros, Brown, Carlyon
Treseder
Tichardson & Hunt
Prod M. Nye
Greenwell’s
Confectonery
Palace Barber Shop
Watson-Flygate
Ogden Theatre
U' Theatre
Bramywell Book Store
Alhbra
Smalley Jewelry
Cozy Theatre
JeWitt Brothers
Knitting Company
Prowdlir Sports
Shupe Wiltlaus Candy
Jensen Candy Company
Boyle Haware Company
George A. Lowe
Anericin Grocery
Hemenway & Moser
Cigars
C.w.cross
U. Karlya Company
Peterson Brothers
Washington Fruit Store
Josephine
A. Farr
Last Wil
Tesh Snent
Martha J. Witten
Coreed
Chea‘& Barker
Attorneys For Executors
Grant Ave
Hermitage Park
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