Dining car waiter fined in municipal court
Edward Moody, a colored waiter on a dining car between Ogden and Boise, was fined 200 in municipal court by Judge George Barker. Moody had heard fellow diner Albert Powter receive a 100 fine and day sentence, and he claimed to have brought liquor for his own use. The judge upheld a fine or 60 days in jail for Moody.
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Edward Moody
Gom Balis
Orden
George
Barker
Moody
Tero Iit
Albert Powter
Ogden
Hutte
Fyraurt
Wiliam Nrawn
Hit
Elaverr
Southern Pacific 15 Making a Bond Record
The Southern Pacific bond drive reports strong progress with $134,000 in Salt Lake division bonds, $62,000 of which belong to Utah and Weber county. Union workers and crews, including Foreman J Roache and eleven men, purchased bonds, with many employees buying at least $100 and some multiple bonds.
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Southern Paettic
Het Hay
Salt Lake
Utah
Weber County
Han
Ernez Clayex
Honda
Evanston Drinking Charge Leads to Fine in Ogden Court
William Eicater appeared in municipal court this morning on a charge of intoxication. The court imposed a fine of 00 dollars with no conviction or possession finding. A witness said he found the man staggering on the sidewalk. Eicater claimed he had traveled from Branxton to Sunnish Fork and had two bottles on him. He denied carrying any narcotics and said he did not seek a private place to drink.
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William Eicater Opporerd
Ogden
Wat
Kester
Branxton
Sunnish Fork
Amy Ngwor
Jel
Drafted Men Called for Army Service in Ogden Bulletin
A dissolved draft bulletin from Salt Lake shows drafted men being called in waves. Ogden plans to send about 0 men to camp, with 32 sent last year and 20 two weeks ago. The plan predicts small groups will be drafted as needed, with calls continuing through spring.
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Calla
Ogden
Saltlake
Oden
Lloyd George Sees Crisis in War as Allied Fight
Lloyd George warns America of a wartime crisis as German forces push back Allied lines. He notes methodical retirements under pressure while French and British resolve grows and American reinforcements are crucial to accelerate troop and ship transfer across the Atlantic.
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Republic of the Weat
France
Atlantic
Becker Givers Riding Horse To Red Cross Fund
In a letter to J Carver, Becker donates a gentleman's saddle and a bays horse to aid the Red Cross. The 16 hands, trained gelding is described as gentle and rides well, with plans for sale to fund the charity. Mrs Madson offers a boy’s pony for the Red Cross sale, while Ogden sales also feature a thoroughbred Shetland pony donation. Carver praises Ogden supporters and notes the horse gift aims to maximize funds for the Red Cross drive. The note mentions upcoming film showings at a local theater to benefit the cause.
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Hecker
J. Carver
Aken
Vic
Conroy
Allamougat
Red Cross
B. Madson
Carver
Ogden Sales
Shia
Donutel
Ogden
Gerber
Madleon
Becker
Court martial for the spies debated in Senate
Senator Chamberlain announced hearings on a military court measure to fast track sedition cases. The law would send war-related spied cases to a military commission rather than criminal courts, with federal judges and DOJ officials expected to be called.
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Wablington
Aod
Brik
Cial
Chamberain
Gregan
Senate
Berlain
Heman
Norrow
Department of Justice
Chambery Fm Ombrett SA
Wraubs
Department
Senator Declares Army Duty Amid Enemy Action
A fragment notes the senator asserting the army must deal with enemy actions, framing a stance on security and defense without additional context or specifics.
American Position Taken By Storm In Europe War Update
A dated dispatch from Amsterdam reports a recent action along the river Maizey and Mowat bend where American forces reportedly held a high forward line against German positions. The report notes heavy fighting, enemy losses, and continued Allied resistance north of a given sector.
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Amsterdam
St Mihiel
Wolff
Tran Lys
Deanite
Sha B
Daughters of the Pioneers Meet in Huntsville
A society meeting is planned with Daughters of the Pioneers and Camp Olive of whiel 3tra Diana Smith Ig captain. Mrs Angus McKay hosts at 2:20 PM on Thursday April 25. Mrs Thomas F F McKay presents a paper. Visiting daughters are cordially invited.
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Huntsville
Daughters of the Pioneers
Ty Dnantsville
Olive
Whiel
Diana Smith
Angus McKay
Thomas FF
McKay
Musical Red Cross Benefit Set for Ogdenites Tonight
A Red Cross benefit concert in Ogden features old favorites and new performances under Mae Stevens and Meg Charles, with plans for a varied program including songs, dances, and choral pieces. The event seeks community support, with details about dates, locations, and participating groups in a forthcoming issue.
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Red Cross
Opien
Addi Nionco
Enlire
Professor Delxae to speak at U of U on Calid Wel fare
Jefferson avenue highlights a today only program at the Cozy featuring Pearl White and Antonio Moreno in The House of Hate Ruth Clue and a Big VY comedy with Broncho Billy in Billy’s Wild Ride plus a talk by Professor Delxae of the University on Calid Wel fare.
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Pearl White
Antonio Moreno
Broncho Billy
Billy
Ruthi Roland
Jefferson Avenue
Delxae
U. of U
Calid Welfare
Ruth Roland
World markets dip as war news weighs on early trading
The New York market opened lower amid war bulllin received from the South Mandal district, with declines in Baldwin Locomotive, General Motors, and other issues. Liberty bonds held steady as the first hour saw mixed results before gains later in the session, while a broad set of crops and livestock prices showed uneven movements across major exchanges and regional yards.
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New York
Bulieling
Sutha Mnandal
United States Stret
Crucible
Baldwitz
Reading
General Motors
Liberty
Baldwin Locomotive
General Aloters
Distillers
Tinsead
Content Foundry
International Paper
American Ice
Tnbuevas
United States Steel and
Losts Beount
Mat Four
Secortfour
Officers Clamp Down On Speeders At Washington and 24th
Officer William Dink vows to arrest auto drivers who speed at the Washington Avenue and Twenty-Fourth Streets crossings after warnings prove ineffective. City ordinance requires autos to slow to at least six miles per hour over these crossings, with strict enforcement to follow. Also reports cattle and sheep market receipts with mixed prices and strong demand, listing ranges for native and western cattle, Texas steers, cows, heifers, calves, and market totals.
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Trame Offeer
Wiliam Dink
Washington Avenue
Twenty-Sfth Street
Hot
Twentrhirth
Markal
Ninady O Strong
Texas
Ewrey
Chicago Corn Turns Bearish On Rain And War News
In Chicago trading on April 46 the corn market fell as favorable rains improved soil, while war developments and weak demand pressured prices. May and July contracts declined, with May around 1.27 and July near 1.48 to 1.49, amid overall market weakness. Gate and hogs showed similar softness as pro visings rose, keeping mood low and prices ending weaker. CHICAGO HOG MARKET reports a firmer tone due to limited arrivals, with cattle, sheep in fair demand.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Utah Stock Exchange Closing Sales Summary
Private wire reports show closing bids on Utah stocks and mining shares. Listings include Alta Consolidated 1000 at 19, Alta Tunnel 509 at 1000 at par, Empire Copper 290 at 90 cents, Great Western 2000 at 4 cents, Iron Blossom several blocks, Keystone Mining 450 at a discount, Michigan Utah 500 at 18 cents and 1560 at 41.25, Original Bannack 900 at 140, Silver King Con 200 at 2.02, Silver Shield 1090 at 12 cents, West Toledo 4000 at 7 cents, Walker Mining 900 at 1.55, among numerous other fractional quotes and par values listed via private wire.
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Alta Consolidated
Alta Tunnel
Ser
Columbus
Abie
Jafe
Ade
Sage
Keystone Mining
Leht Tintle
Michigan-Utah
Trince Consolidated
Dic
Rico Argentine
Sic
Iho
Whirlwind
West Toledo
Walker Mining
Goo
Antelope Star
Alta Con
Sce Ccs
Albion
lAmerican
Talia T&t
Big Four
Bingham
Beaver
Uay State
Eevee Central Eureka - Cedar Taliaman
Rexall
Colorado
Cardiff
Eae Cotton
King
Waly
Ceeyeee Daly Judee
Dragon
Empire Copper
Erma Can
Farl Eagle
East Crown
East Tinthe
Fragmentary Names and Items From Historic List Text
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dense string of proper nouns, items, and place-like tokens. It appears to be a historical catalog or wartime supply ledger with scattered names such as Indian Queen, Mammoth May Day, Centra Howell, Keystone, Leonora, Noscow, Silver Opohanga, Bannack, Taraby, Texan, Uncle Sam, Yankee, and Zuma. No coherent event or clear narrative emerges from the readable fragments. The piece reads like a damaged page header or inventory sprite rather than a complete news item.
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Centra Howell
Tren Blossom
Keystone
Mammoth
Noscow
Mich
Utah
New Quincy Naudetver
O. K
jPoloma
Rico Ark
Sioux
South Heel
Silver Shield
Texan
Tinlie Standar
Uncle Sam
Winter Con
Wilbert
Weat
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I Ding Cir
Southern Pacific
Evanston
W. A. White
United States
Gen White
Slovp
Lloyd George
America
Req Goss
Chamberlain
Society of
Carmen
Madison Avenue
ST. Joseph's
Bandage Workers of Esther
Masunle Club
Chilleen'a Ald
Mes
Bowman
Tats
Pigot
Oglen Livestock
Union Stock Yards
Arden
Choles
Siers
Fred Pr Stonen
Lana
Riess
Ciwcago
Revelptx
Tivo Bian
Kansas City
US City
Ight
Lee
Fed
Stern
Omaha Livestock
Omama
Licary
Nezubsre
Denver Consolidated Stose Evcharde
Gankers “St National Bank
Denver
E. Winser & CO
Stockbrokera
Emmis
Coin
Atk
Lara
Utah Stock
J. A. Hog
Hudson Arena
No More
Harting
Wm. M. Scholl
the. W. Jones
Peete
Yankee Con
Zuma Vnes Alveneee
Weg National
Tirst National
McCornick & Co
National Bank of Republic
National City
National Copper
Cruen
Security State
Salt Lake ‘Security & Trust
Utah State National
U. Bay, & Trust
Walker Bros
Zions Law, & Trusl
Amalgamated Sugar
Cement Securities
Consolidated Wagons Machine Co
Yehome
BBI
Lion Coal
Mountain
States Telephone
Ogden Parking & Provision
Wiul Idaho Sugar
Ashe
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