Republicans Named at the County Primaries
A report on county officers candidates selected in Republican primaries last night. Delegates were chosen at random and without clear faction representation. Observers warn trades may be required at the convention to secure nominations, as no candidate relinquished claims in their districts.
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Reaala
F Aely
Six Burglaries and a Police Chase Reported in North Ogden
A string of six burglaries was reported across North Ogden and nearby areas, starting at the Fallert residence on Seventeenth Street and ending at C. E. Werk’s home on Twenty seventh Street. A man is suspected in sneaking into the Fuller home, Dr. J. Bundy’s to reach his own, with $25 stolen from Mrs. Read and $317 from the Werk office. An auto-escort of officers pursued the burglars, but a later report noted continued activity and community responses, including primary delegate selections and party organization updates. Local election proceedings and delegate lists dominated civic coverage alongside the burglaries. Over 125 voters attended the primary in the North Ogden area, with various district delegates named and committee positions filled.
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Faller Reedence
C. EL Werk
Bundy
Seventh ‘Street
Ilewaa
C. H. Gosling
Adare Avenue
Twenty-first
Adams Avenue
Vicinney
Mra. F. Read
Second Street
Mra. Mead
P. Holther
D. F. Steele
J. Fi Snedaker
Kate Woodbury
Charlee Hunary
John Matchelor
John W. Iwilcar
Hiventale
Jesse Child
Walter Grith
Eldo Filter
Ktoy
Jeare Stoker
E. Bybee
C J. Garner
Harry Mambula
Ball
Sonhix Crown
Hooper
Powers
Thomas Englang
O. C. Richardson
Lyman Skeen
W. C. Carver
Herbert J. Thompason
Wizan
T. J. Wilson
D. G. Drake
HA. Puedy
Carl Olsen
Weat Warren
Alex Mullbrick
Taylor
James F. Hunter
Stephen Hadhey
Edwand C. Clarke
Huntertle
A Engstrom
John Mor Feoxen
A. Ho’ Marne
Hallett Stanhope Players Stock Production at Alhambra
The Hallett Stanhope Players stage a stock production at the Alhambra with seating tiers priced at 10c for 400 seats 20c for 500 seats and 30c for 1200 seats offering a broad range for patrons.
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Hallett Stanhope Players
Alhambra
Anonymous letters to city commission rejected by mayor
Mayor A. I. Weywood condemned anonymous open letters sent to the city commission. He stressed that only signed public protests or critiques would be considered, warning that secret darts from the dark waste the time of officials.
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Imemblers
City Commission
A. I. Weywood
Jnous
Flower Festival at Sun day Presbyterian Sunday School
The primary department of the Sun day rehont of the First Presbyterian church hosts a flower festival tonight in the church. The program, by Utility folks, features songs choruses drills and a pantomime with children in costume. There are flower and candy booths by the school children and refreshments for all.
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First Presbyterian Church
Nowere
Laniterna
At & O
Two Men Held Up on Pacific Avenue
Charlen Miller and Stes Catiin reported being held up at night on Pacific Avenue by two white men in a car. The victims said the robbers demanded cash, took about $29, and fled toward Thirte third street and Pacific.
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Pacific Avenue
Charlen Miller
Stes
Catiin
Pacific Abe
Utah Industry Protest Against Utah Gift to Cudahy
Utah industries executives denounce Salt Lake City business leaders plan to donate 90 000 to Cudahy Packing to take over the Inter Mountain plant. They argue funds should support Utah firms and warn such gifts harm local industry and deprive Utah of growth. Signed by Archie McFarland Son McMillan Sons Miland Knight Ogden Packing and others.
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Lae San
Salt Lake
Cudahy Packing Company
Inter-Mountain Packing Company
Utah Industries
Salt Lake Pipers
Salt Lake City
Intermountain Packing Company
Nebraska
Chicago
Utah
Cudahy Company
Maris County
theUtah Pack Ing & Provision Company
Giat
Concen
Balt
Balt Lake
Cuda By Packing Co
Zens
Inter-Mountain Packing Co
Davis County
Sast Lake County
Cudahy Packing Co
Archie McFarland & Sona
McMillan & Sons
Miland Knight
Ogden Packing
Highwaymen's arrest leads to city jail detentions
The case, investigated by Patrolmen I C Canfield and William Davies, reports three suspects arrested, a white man among them, held at the city jail pending a further investigation after a theft of six dollars noted in the highwaymen incident.
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Nue
I. C. Canfield
William Davia
Judges to Deliver Sermon on Sunday in Third Ward Chapel
Judge N. J. Mactis and Judge James A. Howell will deliver lecture sermons this Sunday near the Third Ward chapel. Mactis speaks at 10:30 a.m. on "Governments" and Howell preaches at evening on "Man and Its First."
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N. J. Mactis
James, A. Howell
Third Ward
Howell
Sun Set Heights sees boosts in tomato planting and water rights
Sun set Heights business scene reports Green House company at Sunset plans to expand greenhouses to meet next spring tomato plant demand. Canal company stockholders gain perpetual water rights in a doubled water allocation as a large storage facility nears completion, with optimistic sales claims from Dasie Weber Sand Co. officials about early ripening and superior value for suburban buyers and farmers.
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Sunset Helgbie
Green House Company
Sunset
Ing 19
Sunset Heighto
Davia
Weber Counties
Canal Company
Festivoir
Ast Canyon
Colfer
Dasie-Weber Sand Company
Mat
Sunaet
Sunnet
Opening Day Pltatity and Free Electric Train Run
The article invites all interested to partake in a hot platitude on opening day. A special electric train will run over the Bamberger for the public free of charge. A sanitary individual basket lunch will be served the day. Many reservations already made and tickets must be secured at the company offices before opening day.
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Thi
Oma
Bamberger
Precincts Report Primaries Withheld Names
Two of the precincts that failed to report primaries to Weber County chairman Charles Hollingaworth telephoned the elected delegates this morning. Delegates named include Marriott and Unta, Albert Powell and John Peterson from one precinct, J O Nybeo and RB Rybre from the other. Several districts lack reports and will withhold delegate names until credentials committees install them. Birch Creek primary status is doubtful per Secretary John Muth.
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Charles RL Hollingaworth
Weber County
Marriott
Unta
Albert Powell
John Peterson
J. O. Nybeo
RB. L. Rybre
Evfen
Fare Wear
Starrisville
Raneaville
Libery
Pleasant View
Randall
Slaterside
John Muth
Birch Creek
No Trace Of Villa Found In Mexican Campaign
San Antonio dispatch reports General Pershing informed General Funston that no new traces of Francisco Villa have been discovered by patrols or Carrancista forces. The message notes information sharing between American and Carrancista troops, hinting at joint efforts against the bandit.
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San Antonio
Texas
Dea
Pershing
General Funston
Francisco Villa
Coats for Motor Wear and Street Wear
A brief notice highlights coats designed for motor use and for street use. It notes functional differences, materials, and practical styling aimed at drivers and urban wearers. Key brands or makers are named, with emphasis on durability and weather protection.
Sanders leads in seventh district. second primary possible
New Orleans dispatch reports near complete Democratic primary returns showing former Governor Jared Y. Sanders ahead of Representative Lewia Morgan in the fifth district by about 1000 votes. In the seventh district, Lazara leads a three way race over T A Edwards and A M Bartle by a small plurality, with a second primary likely.
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New Orleans
Yea Iterday
Jared Y. Sanders
Lewia Morgan
Aifth
Lazara
T. A. Edwards
A. M. Bartle
Informationes Filed in Court Prompt Two Felony and Misdemeanor
Two informations were filed in district court today. One charges Nick Papreakle with a felony for escaping from the state convict camp at Riverdale on June 30, 1916. The other charges Nordecal Williams with a misdemeanor for failing to provide proper support for his wife on July 74. He is now in the county jail.
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Wees
John C. Davin
Etearney
Flaistrict
Nick Paptreakle
Riverdale
Nordecal Williams
Jall
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