Willard Fulton Heavyweight Boxing Bout Proposed in Ogden
Ogden Horse Sale Company plans to stage the Willard Fulton heavyweight title contest in Ogden on the Fourth of July. Col Miller is open to talks to keep the event in Ogden, promising Liberty Bonds for prizes and pledging all proceeds to charity or war activities. The promoters describe the deal as the best advertising opportunity Utah has seen, aiming to draw visitors from across the United States and boost local business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peat
Willard Furlan
Ogden
Olta Meek
Dunn
Sila Eompany
Col. J. Miller
Utah
United States
Ute
Inenmavid
Willard
Fulton
Auerpl
Duaky
University of Utah Extension class to stage plays
On Thursday evening May 2 at eight o'clock the University of Utah Extension class will stage four one act comedies at Ogden High School. Cast includes Sadie Tyler Judge Danket Lawrence Digling Harvey Western Myron Tichardson and Mary Clark in The Piper's Pay with Vera Shaw Yate as maid. Plays directed by Professor Moron Olsen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Club
Ogden High School
Sadie Tyter
Lawrence
S. Danket
Norma Sears Isyans
Misa Farren
Norma Hussey
Barbarians
Metaw
Mark
Johnson
Sonia
Liza
Peters
Florence Newall
Barbatim
Douglas Lessimin
Ql Darbarlar
Raymond Williams
Warbarian
Lawrence McKay
Piper's Pay
Mary Clark
Detectiva
Vera Shaw Yate
Elizabeth Osterhouse
Hyelyn Evans
Effi Kealta
Freda Dix
Anna McKay
Charley Dover
Mabel
Chas. R. Hollingsworth
Joan Burton
Peggys
Eeseetes Cesserees Inez Ingebretacn
Hereford-Carr
Essser
Esses Chevees
Frank A- Dodge
Flore
Belnap Ado Baker
Ruth Evans
Mirriel
May Williaina
Clarenen Reed
Seers Serseers
Holther Glarence Reed
Byron Faulger
Moron Olsen
Births Reported To City Health Department
The following births were reported to the city health department this morning. Thorlto Andraw and Corinne Kinsei at 129 Jefferean Avenue have a girl born April 27. Jox and Carolina Loustey Taylor at 56 Chester Street have a girl born April 5. Fenfus and Carrie Heed Watson at 2863 Pacific Avenue have a boy born April 1. Maxo and Erama Wenzig Schmidt at 333 23rd Street have a boy born April 20. Frank Gr. and Grace Bird Swartz at 274 28th Street have a boy born April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
Thorl To Andraw
Corinne Kinsei
Jefferean Avenue
Jox
Carolina Loustey Taylor
Chester Street
Fenfus
Carrie Heed’ Watson
Pacific Avenue
Max 0
Erama Wenzig Schmidt
23Rd Street
Frank GR
Grace‘ Bird Swartz
28Th Street
Wool and Cotton Conserving Demonstration Today
A demonstration on conserving wool and cotton will be held at Krier Weal or Conger valley led by Miss Adon Ludwig and Mrs. Ed Ritter. The program emphasizes wearing garments longer and reusing them, highlighting cost savings and practical care to stretch clothing and reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krier Weal
Conger Valley
Adon Ludwig
Home Economies
Ed Ritter
County Women's Farm Bureau
Farot Bureau
Corporal Chas Petit Home From Camp Fremont
Charles Petit, who joined Uncle Sam's fighting forces about a year ago, is home on furlough from Camp Fremont, Cal. He has shown steady leadership and is praised by superiors, earning the corporal stripe early. He will return to camp Sunday with the good wishes of Weber County friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Petit
Gam
Fremont
Cal
Charley
Howt
Upden
Weber County
City Commission Grants Department Claims in Short Session
The city commission met briefly and approved various department claims as presented by Auditor A. E. Larson. After a recess to 3 pm, claims for Public Affairs and Health, Public Safety, Water Supply and Waterworks, and Public Improvements were approved with amounts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Larson
Old Seattle fire bell found in parade in wartime call
Seattle on April 20 reports an antique fire bell from thirty years ago found and paraded through the streets to urge Liberty bond purchases. Kenneth Kerr, a Seattle newspaper man and head of the bell committee, says the bell warned of a greater conflagration in Europe and that everyone must turn fireman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Men of
Europe
Kenneth Kerr
Utah Stocks and New York List Market Snapshot 1918
Private wire report shows April 30 1918 trading across Utah mining firms with prices for Silver King, Reed’s Peak, Rexall and others plus New York Stock List entries. Notable bids include Silver at various dollars, Gem and Mining names, and 60 day terms for several stocks alongside heavy volumes in several Utah properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla Tunnel
Ste. Tintlton
Columbus
Rexall
Bsc
Emma Con
Kigwell
Jrop Blossom
Afc
Lehi Tintle
Mineral Flat
New Quincy
Original Bannock
Tintie Standard
Walker Mining
Thithels Cental voc Tispirathon Cappery
International and national firms, including Midvale Steel and Missouri Pacific, are cited in a list of participants and associates. The fragmented text names several companies such as Maxwell Motors and New York Central, with references to rail, gas, and regional mentions across Missouri and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Car and Foundry
American Smelting
American T
Atehizem
Adl
Guilt & W. Indies
Baldwin Locomativa
Baltimore & Ohio
Rethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Ssspese Central L
China Capner
Colorads Fuel & Iron
Corn
Crucible Strel
Tuba Gane Sugar
Erbe
Genital Electric Fieneral
Ctia
Thithels Cental Voc
Tispirathon Cappery
Theneecorl
Mopger
Amutey
Maxwell Mators Moxican
Midvale Steel
Missouri
Paeitl
Murivik & Western
Northern
Pugitie
Judge Discovers Love Affair In Street Quarrel
Charles Goddard, a youth arrested after a street fight, appeared in court with an intoxicated condition noted by Judge Lisker. A young woman testified she attended a dance with friends when Goddard followed, insulted her, and struck her as two Emmerson brothers intervened. Officer Taicherilaon arrested him. The judge deemed him lucky to avoid illegal liquor charges and urged contrition to win respect of the woman and her circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Goddard
Junge
George S. Barker
bYndard
Whatiaie
Bbe
Emmerson
Goddard
Wienhay Loth
Hee
Wen
LL A. Miller
Satoo
Io Emmerson Bays
W. W. Taeharilaon
Lisker
Liberty Bond Drive Surpasses Early Salt Lake Goals
Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific railroad advances Liberty bond subscriptions far beyond initial estimates. From Ogden to Sparks, crews reach $270,000 with road master FP W Easton leading efforts. Foremen and section hands widely participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Southern Pacife Railroad
Ogden
Sparka
Nev
W. Easton
Montello
Easton
Drunk in Court Over Paregoric Whiskey Substitutes
Joe Brown and Ves Tunt faced a municipal court trial after officers found paregoric and a whiskey substitute called Reet, Tron and Wines. The defendants admitted the substances but denied drinking, with Judge Reeder cautioning them on their drink habit and delivering a suspended sentence.
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Joe Brown
Ves Tunt
Iran
W. H. Reeder, Jr
Witekey
Reet
Tron
Pia
Reeder
Ellie
Stockter
Harker
Aes
Rons 7
County Revenue Allocation Details From Utah Site Grants
The document outlines fund distributions totaling 264.20 through company direct channels and 10,400 via banks. Of the overall site, 4,400 goes to Utah state, 384,900 to Weber County, with 14,400 credited to Boxelder County. It lists wage rates and gangs under P. W. Easton, detailing percentages for foremen, labor groups, and departmental staff across sections.
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Company
Direct
Dtute
Utah
Sui
Weber County
Crevdtien
Boxelder County
Wew
P. W. Easton
Wtahy
Keeton
Vanga
Sery Blans
ItuHuns
Japungseid Mest- Ans
Lirtige
Sigial Department Nen
Quary and Gravel Wits
Ogden Boy In Trenches Recounts First World War Experience
Weber county draft board member reports his son Orvis Call was drafted from Weber county and sent to France. He describes entering trenches, returning muddy and exhausted, and being reassigned from the supply department to the shifting section as the war progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
Weler
Han
Orvis Call
Weber County
Lau
Call Saya
Supply Department
Golf Contests At Ogden Gait Club See Four Ball Matches
The April 2 event at Ogden Gait and Country Club featured four ball matches under the Nas Sau scoring system with one point for the low ball and one point for total score. New handicaps totaling 28, set by W. Wright, were applied as 32 players participated and many others joined the rounds. In the active contest, Altman and B. P. Wright defected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ha Ogden Gait and Country Club
W. Wright
Altman
Wright
BP. T. Wright
Haezis and Kimball Take Ten Point Win
The report lists multiple tennis style matches with teams and players, noting Haezis and Kimball won by ten points while Murphy and Bugciniler lost. Other duos such as Captain Smith and Baker and UG A. and WH GC Day show varying margins, with several 4 to 7 point outcomes and a 38 point victory for Mrs. Wigelow and Mr. Ruler. The long excerpt ends with labor union wage notes and a wartime labor stance.
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Haezis
Kimball
Murphy
Bugciniler
Smith
Baker
UG. A
Day
W. CG
Villa murders thirty people in raid near Chihuahua City
In Samia Cora de Hogettes forty miles east of Chihuahua City Villa’s men killed thirty old men women and children after demanding three sources be delivered. When refused they burned and murdered residents. The report comes via railroad men. A second item notes Nebraska officials charging teachers for sedition under state law.
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EL Passa
Yer
Villa
Samia Cora de Hogettes
Chihuahua City
Calbuahwa City
Luencoln
Neha
Acheta
Leachera
Nebraska
Outburst of Everett True defends language ban public speech
The piece reports an outburst defending use of the German language for preaching during wartime. It notes Bah sctlan council actions to ease tensions and prevent disruption while American forces advance. It cites Ze tluay of Constance and German-aligned press urging solid victory before Allied arrival.
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Zeltuay
Constance
Abba
Nema
Germany
Germans shift mood on American intervention
Geneva reports that German newspapers once ridiculing American intervention now show concern about the danger of intervention in the Western world. The shift reflects growing unease about potential consequences for Germany and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Switzerland
Hns
Food Riots Reported in Cracow as Supplies Falter
Serious food riots break out in Cracow, with reports from Lonton noting disruptions in shipments. Telegraph dispatches from Copenhagen indicate no new food shipments arrived, worsening shortages in Cracow and surrounding areas.
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Cracow
Lonton
Creaor
N- Mela
Merlin
le An Fischanse
Dias Patehama Cagenhagen
Weobe
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Ogden Horse Sale Company
University OF Uta Extension
Clkao
Denver Consolidated Stock Exchange
Gankers
J. A. Hogle & CO
Chicago Board of Trade
Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Scott
Corporal Chas. Petit
Ogdenerry
Hudson Avenue
Saul
Ordenvale Jey
Weer
Savon
Prass Belgius
ArEsse
Igre
France
ineTa
Skye
Iris
Sme Wilson
Ay Lawrence
Lawrence O'Neil
Rubin
Wily
Ireland
Stan Felners
D'Arienilies
Oakland
Cale Franck
The
Tailormakers’ Union Haz
King
Nell
Tors
Everet
Ming
Devic Hinsece
Kaiser
Yankees
Holland
Wilhelmina
Frit Juliana
Walhelmina
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