Presidential party ride accident near Portland kills two
An automobile carrying members of President Wilson's party on a tour of the Columbia highway near Portland Ore overturned this afternoon killing Ben B Callen and Mes Patterson two Washington correspondents. Three others Stanley Reynolds Robert T Small and Arthur J Sullivan were injured. Small escaped with bruises after being thrown from the upper side.
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Ben B.callen
Washington
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Stanley Reynolds
Wrahington
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Robert T. Small
The
Public Ledger
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Southern
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Allen
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Officers Fail to Identify Members of Lynching Mob
PUEBLO Colo Sept 1 Efforts to identify the mob that lynched Jane Gonzales and Salvadore Often Saturday night have yielded no clear suspects. Authorities say no excitement followed the lynching, and hundreds viewed the victims at the morgue. Police examined Mexican nationals who might claim Mexican birth or deny involvement, but no determinations were made.
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Develo
Jane Gonzales
Salvadore
Local Red Cross to aid soldiers through employment clearinghouse
A letter from Colonel Arthur Woody in San Francisco to James Pouncly of Ogden American Red Cross urges closer cooperation among employment bureaus to place ex soldiers. The note highlights a job surplus for skilled ex-servicemen and proposes a central clearinghouse to share opportunities, stressing active canvassing to match qualified applicants with openings in engineering, management, law, accounting, and related fields.
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American Red Cross
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Dissolution petition and real estate sale notices from 1919 records
Notices reveal a dissolution petition filed by B Opp on behalf of a companys board and stockholders, with a court order to publish. Separate notice announces sale of Martha J Wittens estate real property by executors, to be held privately after the specified date.
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B. Oppinant
Walter N. Fart
Cour
Real Estate Notice in Weber County Utah 1919
Legal notice dated September 1919 describes a parcel in Weber County Utah within Section 21 Township 6 North Range 1 West Salt Lake Meridian. It details exact boundary lines with offsets, exceptions, and water rights. Bids for the sale of the real estate are to be received at Chez Barker Ogden by September 21 1919 with cash or 20 percent certified funds, executors Josephine McEntire and Hachael A Farr.
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Webher County
Utah
Seclon 21
Salt Lake Meridan
D. C
Batil Real Estata
Chez & Barker
First National Bank
Ogden
Iosephine McEntire
Hachael A. Farr
Martha J. Witsen
Chez & Takker
Notice of Ogden Petroleum delinquent stock sale 1919
Ogden Petroleum Company lists delinquent stock assessments for August 1919. Delinquents include Royal A H and others with specific parcel numbers. stock will be sold at the company office on September 24, 1919, to cover delinquent assessments, advertising costs, and sale expenses. Secretary Treasurer A L Glasmann directs payment to assistant secretary treasurer J R Mineheuff at Pioneer National Bank by the due date.
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Ogden Petroleum Company
Pri
Ogden
Ptah
A. L. Glasmann
P. SS
J. R. Mineheuff
Piasgree National Bank
Classified Ads Notice in Weber County Utah District Court
In Weber County Utah the district court advertises classified notices offering Liberty bond sales. Contact information appears as 2417 Hudson and phone 59 for the ad reader to engage with the classifieds. The text references the voluntary courthouse action and relates to court proceedings.
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J. J. Bruramit
Hudson Verze
Weber County
Utah
Voluntary Uny
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason presents a humorous lament on heat and summer misery. The piece mocks a reader’s question Is it hot enough for you and expresses longing for relief from the oppressive weather.
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Walt Mason
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