Theaters Review at Pantages Shows A Bright Night
The Pantages bill delights the audience with Lucy Luce, Mile. Mozika, and the three singing sisters in lively acts. A young pianist, master Kaufman, and the comic trio deliver strong performances, while a chorus of eight girls and three men enlivens the program with songs and dances.
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Joe Goss
Tri
Nozika
Bho
Louly Kaufman
Searcely
Mauss
Mile
Mozika
Packing Firm Eyes Ogden Canning Plant Growth
California Packing corporation plans a large fruit canning plant in Ogden to cost about 1 million dollars. A Cerruta, general superintendent, visited Orden and said work would start before next season. The project follows the purchase of Parker Canning interests in Weber county and includes other plants. The facility will cover 200000 square feet and house modern canning gear to boost regional fruit and vegetable handling and overall industry prospects.
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Ogden
California Packing Corporation
A. Cerrut
Wee
Orden
Peason
California
WN Wray named new president of Ogden Tabernacle Choir
WN Wray chosen as the new president of the Ogden Tabernacle choir succeeding Willard Scowcroft who resigned due to business demands. McKay was elected unanimously after a rehearsa l and has served with the choir for fourteen years. Director Hallantyne praised the leadership and urged continued effort as the group enters a new era.
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McHay
Willard Scowcroft
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Seowcroft
Scowcroft
Jawis W. Shuttis
Joseph
Ballantyne
Hallantyne
Mananet Mose
Gurjour
California
McKay
Bluth
North Weber Stake
Lk Wes
McKay Tan
Haw al Wasa
Elng
Joseph Tallantyne
Choir Leader's Parting Tribute Amid California Tour Fame
A choir member credits long service to eight years and lauds Mr Scowcroft as a strong influence. The speaker expresses regret at his departure and confidence in the new president, noting Scowcroft's role in the California tour that brought recognition and unity to the group.
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Scowcroft
California
Shapely Seeks Appointment as Guardian for Insane Wife
Alfred W. Shapely filed in district court to be appointed guardian for his wife Lillie Mey Shapely, committed to the state mental hospital after a nervous breakdown following a fall into a trench on Sept 5 1917. He says the trench near 3440 Washington Ave was left exposed and blames the city guardian and Heager Tackard Co of Baltimore for damages.
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District Court
Alfred W. Shapely
Lillie Mey Shapely
Hove
Pratt
Washington Avenue
Shapely
Agen
HeagerTackard Company
Balt Lake
Chemist Finds New Remedy Tethelin for Wounded Healing
In California, Dr. T Brailsford Robertson of the University of California announces Tethelin, a chemical substance claimed to heal wounds instantly after prior treatments failed. Tests in European army hospitals and American civil hospitals show promise, especially for frostbite burns and varicose vein damaged tissue. Robertson plans to donate all profits to medical research, creating an endowment to fund further discovery, with income supporting his lifetime salary and his widow, then an institute for medical research. The California Supreme Court opinion by Chief Justice Angellotti supports the funding arrangement and implications for future growth.
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Benkeley
Cal
Yeeta
T. Brailsford Robertson
University of California
Europe
Robertson
Soldiers Will in Book Soldiers Write Wills in Book
London dispatch reports British soldiers in trenches composing wills in dialect rhyme and cipher. Wills often ignore signatures, relying on handwriting or other evidence. authorities honor crude expressions to fulfill soldiers’ wishes. Examples include rhymes naming heirs, bank bequests, and odd clauses, with one ending up in the hands of a father after ambiguity over who is “Tom” and “Joe.”
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London
Mall
Byck
Tommy Atkins
War Office
Jan
Tom
Joe
Wan
German Captain on Trial in Philadelphia Case
Captain Max Thierichens, former commander of the German freighter Prinz Eltel Friederich, faces a federal trial in Philadelphia on Mann act charges for bringing a woman from Ithaca New York to the city. He is also indicted for smuggling dutiable chronometers and sending improper letters to a Saginaw Michigan teacher. Australia has declared the WOW an illegal organization.
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Philadelphia
Max V. Thiertheens
Germain Fea Ralder Prinz Eltel Friederich
Federal District Court
Ithaca
N. Y
Thierichens
Saginaw, Mich
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Alhambra
PATHE
Luke and the Bathing Girls
Paramount
Hercules
le Hercules
H. C. Hansen Co
Hudson Ave
Clettern
Dowls
Electric Supply Co
Packing Corporation
WN Wray
Thoernacle Choir
Foley
A. Melntyre Drug Com
McBride Drug Co
the House of Quality
Washington
Supreme Court of California
Yaa Opnion
Juation Angehutt
Many “Trench
England
Australia
Sonora
Sonora Phonograph Sales Company
Geonge E Brightson
Broadway
New York
Cadillac
Twenty-fifth Street
Reed Hotel
Cadillac CO. OF
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