Ogden notices mix of arrests, court actions and travel
Public notices from Ogden detail an arrest of Jose Sengoss for attempted stamp sale under postal law, a court judgment in Als district court, a dismissal of a mortgage case, and upcoming travel of railroad and orchestral figures including the Northern Pacific inspector and the New York Philharmonic. The items reference local businesses, marriage licenses, and city hall remodeling with projected completion dates.
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Weber Academore Close
Mcintyre Pa
Jose Sengoss
J. F. Kelliber
United States
Peterson
Utah
Ae Hon and
Ogden B
Ogden B. Cars On Two Days’ Totire
Ads
C. Glarmenn
Deniver Reserveir Co
Ogten
First Methodist Church
At & Welock
Boargo
Ogden
Northwest
OreRca
Northern District
Southern Pacific
Portland
Ore
Witchell Dros
Alstrict
Culley
Alan Association of Credit Sen
Momtello, Mercantile Company
Washington
Ava - Hew Trist
J. R. Murdock
Fendant
Palléles
Tish Exele
Apel
Ita
Allen
Hir
J. Lenoy Wright
Darrl A. Brown
George J. Eanes
Enan
Margaret A. Telford
West Weber
Vid B. Fietcher
Rance
Delle
Habel C. Einstrom
Og Se
Early Friday Morning Convenes Ita Journey Es Special Schedule
The article mentions a special schedule for an Ita journey en route over Union Pacific, plus notes on hospital stays, river flooding, fruit prospects, and various local notices including improving injuries, traveling agents, a legal suit for 319 dollars, and officials planning for the May festival at the state school.
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Union Pa
Tme
Dee
T. S. Feeney
Falstall
Cate A
Weber
Erchans
M.D. Stourte
Southern Pacific
Freigher and Peasencer
Tarlento Jarman
Joseph Fuscinello
Des Cospital
M. J. Tanner
Baltimore & Obte Railroad
Tanner
C. L. McFwa
Salt Lake City
Oxden
Volker Lumber Company
Lotte M. Blephens
Cragon Care
Nathan J. Harta
Uragua Brothers
Alt N. Olsen
Cee
Cebro For
Alhambra Shows Mary Pickford and Alice Brady Bill
Last showing tonight features Mary Pickford in The Eternal Grind and Alice Brady in The Ballet Girl with the big Orchestra at the Alhambra theater likely drawing a wide crowd and marking a grand final screening for the week.
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Mary Pickford
Alice Brady
GIRL
Two Wonderful Pictures
Alhambra
Ogden City School Board Seeks Tax Levy and Superintendent
The city board of education discussed the financial situation and drafted a resolution sizing the tax levy for the Ogden City school district at a special meeting. The resolution will be adopted at the regular weekly meeting Friday night. The appointment of a school superintendent for the coming two years was informally discussed.
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City Board of Education
Ogden City
Ogden Ore gon Short Line awards large track improvement contract
Utah Construction Company wins a major 1918 contract from Oregon Short Line for extensive track betterment including sew erings spurs passing tracks and crossovers across main and branch lines. Project supervision under TR Robinson following recent promotion with early on site work planned after a meeting with reps in Pocatello.
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Utah Construction Company
Oregon Short Line Company
Wy. H. Wattis
TR. B. Robinson
Oregon
Pantages Offers Wonderful Show in Salt Lake
Salt Lake papers praise the new Pantages bill headed by Joe Goss at the Orpheum. Master Paul Nathaniel trains a canary to mimic birds during violin numbers while Yates and Wheeler's chorus add lively musical comedy. Wright, Datis, Angelo Arminis, and partners deliver rapid skits and stunts, with Helen Holmes in the thirteenth chapter of The Girl and the Game and Frank Spearman’s feature tale noted.
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Salt Lake
Joe Goss
Orheum
Melba
Capavy
Lea Latore
Eddie Foley
Maida
Yates
Wheeler
Wright and
Datis
Lester Heese Te Beard
Angelo Arminis
Brothers
Helen Holmes
Prank Spearman
Propaganda floods telegraph wires in Washington
Washington April 26 organized propaganda for veterans protests against break with Germany continued to pour into the capital. Telegraph companies were overwhelmed as senators and representatives saw clerks sorting the messages. Some members of Congress planned to suggest a reason for who started the telegraphs.
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Washington
Hetterans
Germany
Congress
Yeomen Card Social Draws Local Attendance
About 16 persons attended the Yeomen lodge card social in the Woodmen hall under Lady Homena Ivy Holbrook. Prizes were awarded to John Finver W J Nesley Mr Morée Ivy L Willian Bias ONeill and Mrs Ella Mitchell. A new dancing party is planned for Tuesday May 2 at Woodmen hall with optimism for a jolly time.
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Yeomen Lodge
W. O. WW
Lady Howena
Ivy Holbrook
John Fianver
W. J. Nesley
Morée
Ivy L. Willian
Bias O'Neill
Ella Mitchell
Woodmen Hall
Government proposal to control cattle prices debated
Washington April 26 Government control of cattle prices was urged by stock producer J H Allert of Pocahontas to protect raisers. He said inspectors would ensure fair treatment and that most cattle sold faced a down market this year. He warned current conditions let buyers extract profits from raisers.
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Chicago
Ibe Acker
City approves sidewalk work on Hentiger Ave and Parley's Lane
The city board granted the petition of property owners for sidewalk improvement on Hentiger Avenue between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets and in Parley’s Lane north of Twelfth Street. Superintendent China Fiz fare led the recommendation, and a notice of intention resolution will be prepared. L F E Erbe and J T Paine Jr were appointed sergeants to replace E L Spencer and Hagbarth Anderach.
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City Board of Comeissionere
Hentiger Avenue
Twelfth
Thirteenth Streets
Parley'a
Twelfth Street
China
L. FE. Erbe
TL Paine, Jr. Denk
Hippodrom Vaudeville Opens With Varied Acts This Week
The Hippodrom Vaudeville offers a week of acts including Bentleya and Orginal puta from Brail plus three vaudeville numbers and Sie Hopkins. Matinee begins at 2 pm with a fire reel Paramount and a big cartoon for children. Evening seats priced ten and twenty cents. Reserve now.
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Bisholes
Bentleya
Brail
Sie Hopkins
Annual track meeting at Huntsville and varied programs
Arrangements are under way for the annual track meeting of the Mutual Improvement association in Orden. The event will feature athletic events, afternoon and evening programs with music and literary numbers, dancing, and a social atmosphere. Ogden Logan Idaho Hallway Co offers 49 cent round trip from Ogden to Viuntariffe with special car service. a car leaves Orden at 1:30 p.m. and returns at 9:30 p.m. Regular service runs. a late return at 11:40 p.m. connects with North Ogden and Pleasant View cars.
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Mutual Iopreverent
Orden
Henteville
North Oseen
Ogden, Logan & Idaho Hallway Company
Ogden
Viuntariffe
North Oden
Pleasant View
Ogden Cadets Attend Annual Encampment in Ogden Valley
The Ogden high school cadets, about 160 strong, will march to Ogden valley for their annual encampment during the coming teat week. Captain W. E. Knesse N. O. A. commands, with Captain W. B. Wallace supervising, aided by cadet officers Captain William Gibb, and others, plus a roster of lieutenants, sergeants, corporals and privates to enforce discipline.
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Ogden High School
Willa
Ogden Valley
W. E. Knesse
Caden High School
W. B. Wallace
Utah National Guard
National Guard
William Qibbe
Cartemith
Milton Conway
Lee Turner
Holton Dixon
Edwin Meissner
Nathan Heath
Ernest Balch
Vern Baker
Kenneth Chandler
Jarrey Lashes
Date Pingree
Lowell Bauer
GL Jor In
Wiliam Blackman
Fred Conway
Hi. Oleen
Ft. Graves
HL Semeter
F. Ralel
Tax Collectors in Salt Lake Authorized to Handle Income Tax
In Salt Lake City on April 26 the Montana division of the U S internal revenue approved a plan empowering the local office to collect and receive special income tax funds. John Crittin, royal collector, received the order from W H L Osborne, internal revenue commissioner, authorizing a deputy to guard the safes and tax funds. The move follows disputes over money handling and partiality claims involving W C Whaley and local bankers, concluding with a fair authorization to collect and remit income tax funds to headquarters by money order, check, or draft.
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Balt Lake
Monttana
United States Internal Revenue
John Crittin
W. H L. Osborne
Internal Revenue
Washington
Onter
Mr. Griffin
W. C. Whaley
Henry T. McEwan
Utah State Bank
Reed Smoot
Genator Reoch
Treasury Department
Internal Avenue
Classified Ads Prompt From London Opinion Read
Fragmented OCR text references classified ads and advertising prompts in London Opinion. It mentions using them to stick in the soreen when we want him to or chance a sale, suggesting a generic wartime or wartime-ad style listing.
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London
Weber Academy selects valedictorian and honors speakers
Laland Evane named valedictorian of the Weber Academy class of 1916, after achieving top credits. Jone Jensen to deliver salutatory. Evans wins extemporaneous speaking. Adela Warner wins declamation. May commencement to feature a district contest between Weber Academy and Botelder High School with judges present.
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Laland Evane
Weber Academy
Jone Jensen
Miss Jensen
Academy
Lind
Copleste
Leland Evans
Frenklin Richards
Monroe
Hen Young
Ernest ‘Wilkipoon
Brena
Juliaa Caesar
Douglass Telshman
Antony
Caesar
Louis Scovuls
Irene Ecosille
Katherin
Jenry
Gladys Peterson
Adetta Warner
David Wilson
Georgia Johnson
Katherine Morays Tomorme
Betwen
Ofden High School
Botelder High School
Eitem Parr Anious
Dublin Castle Attack Reported in Lords Statement
In a Lords debate Lord Lanedowne stated rebels in Dublin made a half hearted attack on Dublin Castle Monday. A complete cordon surrounded the center of Dublin. Reported casualties include fifteen killed and twenty one wounded, plus two loyal policemen killed and six royal volunteers wounded.
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London
House of Lords
Lord Tanedowne
Dublin
Dublin Castle
Lanedowne
Democrats of Indiana Elect Delegates and Nominees
Indianapolis April 26 The Democratic state convention elected the delegate at large to the national convention and nominated by acclamation unopposed candidates for places on the State ticket. John W. Karn named for the long term in the United States Senate and John A. M. Dator for Congress. The platform declares reform to power and cites the reserve bank, popular election of U S senators, income tax, and the Federal trade commission.
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Indianapolis
Ackers
Ralston
Sualmary
John W. Karn
United States Senate
John A. M. Dator
Democratic Party
Nistform
Republican Party
U. S
Short Notice Speaks On Prescience Question
In a brief, uncertain reply the Detroit press notes the new president elect avoids making political declarations yet. The sparse quotes reflect cautious positioning on future policy and public expectations.
Money Sent 70 Roger Casement
New York April 26 That the acquisition of Sir Roger Casement was funded by Irish Americans who contributed more than $1 000 to the cause Jeremiah A O Leary director of the United Irish societies of the city and president of the American Truth society says Rogers collected some $12 000 during a tour of the United States to 1944 Planette is making for a mass meeting under the auspices of the Irish independence drive with no connection between Rogers expedition and the Dobnar affair.
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New York
O'Leary
Bir Rogers
Casement Expedition and Dublin Revolt Linked to Irish Society Meeting
A Sunday gathering of the United Irish societies announced by Mr. O'Leary will discuss Sir Roger Casement's expedition and the Dublin revolt, outlining plans and implications for the movement.
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Pices
United Irish Societies
Toger Casement
Mr. O'Leary
German Forces Sunk Ships and Captured Crew
Bartin reported from London that German naval forces bombarded Lowestoft yesterday, sank the steamer Hingfilephen and captured her crew. Officials announced a destroyer and another scout boat, apart from the King Stephen, were sunk, and a cruiser attack on an air was observed.
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Bartin
London
Lowestoft
Yeater
North Sea
Real Estate Transfers Listed in County Recorder Office
The following real estate transfers have been placed on file in the county recorder's offices Genet Johnson and husband to William A Lewis Lot 2 2 and 8 block 4 Orchard Grove addition Ogden surface Consideration 3000 Peter Bonecher and wife to Jeevee Binglstog part of the northwest quarter of section 10 township 6 north range 2 west Balt Lake sugar land Consideration 16 Aliza Gibby and wife to Lynne Elsenberg part of lots 17 to ft the inclusive block 2 West Ogden Heights Ogden urrey Consideration 1
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County Recorder
Genet Johnson
William A. Lewis
Lota
Block
Orchard Grote Adiltion
Ogden Sur
Peter Bonecher
Jevee Binglstog
Township
Tange
Balt Lake
Msridten
Aliza Gibby
Xffe
Lynne
Elsenberg
Tots
Theclusive
West Ogden Heights
Ogden Wurrey
Infant Mortenson Dies at Home in Ogden, Interred in Thatcher
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Al Mortenson of 716 Ogden Avenue died yesterday at the family residence. The body will be shipped to Thatcher Idaho for interment. Willard Tribe’s funeral is set for tomorrow at 7 p m with viewing at 128 Twenty-That Street this afternoon and evening. Shreger funeral services follow.
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Mortenson
Ogden Aventn
Thatcher
Idaho
Fourth Ward
Carrie Schreger Rites Held At Lindquist Chapel
Carrie Schreger was held Saturday afternoon at Lindquist chapel with Rev Leichman officiating Miss Lucy Williams provided a soprano solo Interment followed at the city cemetery Funeral flowers and arrangements advertised by local florists including Worker Floral Co and Oxden Wholesale Florists with phone listings and pricing for arrangements and plants
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Carrie Schreger
Lindquist Chapel
Leichman
Lucy Williams
Probate notice in Weber county Utah estate of Harriet C A Rhope
In the Second Judicial district court Weber county Utah creditors must file claims with vouchers to Royal J Guype administrator at 409 First National Bank building Ogden City by August 37 1916. George J Marsh attorney for administrator announces first publication April 26 1916 and May 24 1918 respectively.
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Clark
Breand Judicial District Court
Weber County
State of Utah
James Gale
Firat National Bank
Ogden City
Utah
Lilley
Gale
George J. Mars
Second Judicial District Court
Harriet.c. A. Rhope
Firet National Bank
Oxden City
Royal J. Guype
Barriet C. A. Shunt
George J, Marsh
First Publicaon
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