Weber Herald 1919 1920 edition noted at Weber Normal college
The Weber Herald debuted for the 1919 1920 season at Weber Normal College. The issue is described as a bright new paper with many SHADD articles and features on local events. Glee club plans and community notices populate the page alongside town happenings and school activities.
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Weber Herald
Weber Normal College
Mutuals Conducting Ward 2 Membership Drive
A meeting of the Mutual Improvement Associations is planned for Friday evening at the Second Ward meeting home to advance the ward’s membership drive. An attraction program is arranged featuring a vocal group and performers.
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Curmpalan
Second Ward
Mamnehion
Etree Rey Barton Wala
Plano Wala
Viaeee
Wanar
Esse Andienes Ster Rroyena
Ltlefield
Mary Fixher
Miltre, Ware Bstir Himcbeitir
Ww. H. Manoing
Jugoslav Delegation Fears Real War May Develop in Dalmatia
Paris dispatch reports rising unease among Jugoslav delegates at the peace conference over flare‑up of Dalmatian tensions. D'Annunzio's movement and possible cross‑border actions threaten Zara and towns with Italian‑majority populations in Dalmatian regions. Ambiguity persists on a formal compromise and responses from President Wilson, with fears Greece or Germany might imitate such tactics.
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Paris
Uneaslaces
Gabriele d'Annnunzia
Dalinklion
Zara
Catlar
Wickrets
Ttaris
Greece
Germany
Wilson
de Elding
Conductor Taylor in Charge of Wilson Presidential Train
Conductor W. H. Taylor of the Southern Pacific railroad led the president's special from Cave Valley to Ogden. Engineer J. Furtong headed the engine that pulled President Wilson and his party across the Great Salt Lake region, with the Nevada desert on the route. The train arrived in Ogden within seconds of schedule, around 2230 hours.
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W. H. Taylor
Halt Lake
Southern Packie Railroad
United States
Care Mn
Nevada
Oguen
J. Furtong
Wilson
Mme Sandy
Nevada Devert
Great Salt Lake
Cavin
Ogden
Wootrow
Vigorous Defense By Pres Carranza In Senate Hearing
In Washington a committee heard a vigorous defense of President Carranza by Thomas TM, an American accountant, who said several Americans assisted in auditing Mexican administrative and financial records. Cabinet members Julio Cabrera and Alberto Vint supported reform ideas, with estimates of Mexico's debt and questions over revenue records and foreign loans. The testimony noted possible external funding and warned Carranza’s stance on payments could trigger further negotiations with Congress.
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Thomas
Mexico i
Julio Cabrera
Alberto Vint
Carranza
Migald
Carranza Egunien
Carrana
Medean
Madero Administra
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France
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Mexica
Joheny
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Dada Cae
Heara
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Nore
Che Vanstancia
Geores Washington
Jose
Congress
President Wilson in Ogden Utah Parade Reception
President Wilson visits Ogden Utah amid a lengthy parade and ovations. Schools bands and civic groups line streets while the First Lady and officials are warmly greeted. Secret Service guards accompany the president as crowds cheer along the route.
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Secret Service
Ogden
National Guard
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Wilson
Washlorton Avenue
Twentyfourth
Wilean
Andy
Treaty Fifth
Lincoln
Ars
Salt Lake City
Tabernacle
Salt Lake
Ken
Nevarra
Nso
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Weber County Farm Bureau Outing at Lorin Farr Park
Hundreds of Weber County farmers and many residents attended the Farm Bureau Day event at Lorin Farr Park. Exhibits by boys and girls clubs showcased sewing cooking canning and farm products while livestock displays highlighted youth work led by J P B Tippets. Music by the industrial school and Hooper Hands accompanied events including a baseball game a bronco busting and an automobile race. Speakers James A Bues E Peterson and W H Doyce discussed the benefits of the Freed Farm Loan and the gathering closed with a meeting planned near the Ogden tabernacle. The event was declared a success.
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Hundreau
Weber County
Lorin Farr
Boya’ and Girls
Doya Ani
J. PB. Tippets
Industrial School
Hooper
Hooper 2
Trades and Tradespeople Listed Across City Streets
Fragmented OCR lists names of editors, publishers, and officials from multiple newspapers. It also details numerous street names and school sites in Washington, including district boundaries. The text mixes names such as Frank Lamb, J A Holloman, J J Williams, and Pierce Mitchell with road segments and public buildings among Washington avenues and streets.
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den Trades and Tabor Resemblr
Frank Lamb
Washington Timef
Morton M. Milford
Louisvile Courier-Journal
Charles White
New York Tribune
Phillip Kirstoy
Chicago Tribune
H. W. Beckett, Sr
Ogden Building Trades Association I
FE. Ratvers
American Legion
John Culley
University, Chuir
J. A. Holloman
Atlanta Constitution
Robert Norton
Boston Post
Micheel Tennessey
Busta Ginte
B. C. Hin
New York Sus
D.E Ensign
O. J. Stilwell
Ogden Publicity Burer
J. J. Willams
Universal News Service
Charles J. Grasey
New York Times
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Kewapaper Enterprise Ascoriation
J. J. O'Neil
Mt. Clemons
Pierce Mitchell
Associated Pres
Martin P. Brown
School Children's Society
Schcol Children
Atate
Red Cross
Lewis
Washington
Washinston
Foat
Pingren
Idaior
Fifth
Jefferson
Madison Avenues
Madison
Quincy Avenues
Quincy
Twenty-ifth Street
Jackson Avenues
Lorin Farr
Jackson
van Buran
Sacred Heart
Twenty-fifth Street
Monroe
Weber Normal
Twenty- Fifth Street
Washington Avenue
Mound
Industrial School
Alde Washngton Avenue
Martha Society Nutrant
Tabermancle
County Schoola
Washsington Avenue
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Tabrrmack
Grant
Twenty-third
Lincoln Avenues
Salaried Organizers To Help Out the Striking Steel Men
Fifteen salaried organizers from the United Mine Workers of America will aid the striking steel workers under the strike organizing committee. A meeting of the organizers’ international council is set for tomorrow in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Uront
Feera
United Mine Workers of Americg
Ominers’ Internatioonal Coequlits
Financial aid extended to stool strikers as workers aid grows
The article notes ongoing support for strikers including earlier substantial contributions and organized efforts by workers over several months. A new financial aid package is now to be provided, supplementing existing assistance.
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Americans Eat More Bread As Prices Drop
New York report from September 23 states Americans are buying more bread while high priced foods decline. Flour consumption rose about 2,000,000 barrels in 70 days, a 13 percent increase from last season. Julius H. Barnes notes fat prices fell from 35 to 22 cents per pound, and other goods show a sharp decline.
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New York
Julius H. Barnes
Yalied
Bammer
Chicago
Vance
Funeral rites for Mrs Annie Lowther held at Birkendale
Funeral services for Mrs Annie Lowther were conducted yesterday at Birkendale chapel with Bishop Wheelwright and Elder Dickerson as speakers. Bishops Morris and Wheelwright led the service, singing “0 Pleading Hour” and “There Is No Night for Heaven” before interment at Olcometery.
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