Ogden News Briefs From July Police Figures And Local Notices
Random references mix with police tally. One hundred fifteen arrests were recorded in July by the focal police, including those picked up for investigation. Fines and forfeitures totaled 838 dollars. Reports mention local business ads, a returning serviceman, a dramatic reading, a vagrancy case, a juvenile court matter, a marriage, a divorce filing, coal fire, and a funeral service for Eleanor Whitehill at the Ogden City cemetery.
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Focal
SEA
Major H W Boyden TS Here On Violit 10 SF
Major H W Boyden, on 30 day leave from military recon duties in the western department, visits District Forester Knelop before traveling home to Piedmont California. He argues for concrete roads as the best base for heavy truck traffic, cites Illinois bond vote for concrete roads, and notes Roy Herrick arrives from France to rejoin his family.
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Majou
W Boyden
Piedmont
California
Weber County
United Ss Tia
Cpment
Ilnols
Fragmentary Local Notice Of Investigation
A damaged OCR fragment reports an investigation after a notification from EL Fuller of Eden about a suspected event. Deputies and sheriff’s units were dispatched to a canyon area at the east end of a road to confirm details and interview involved parties.
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Hoetts
EL Fuller
Eden
Moman
China Tom Is Fined For Selling Opium
China Tom, a gardener living at Twentyeth Street and Lincoln Avenue, was found guilty of no charge of selling opium in city court and sentenced to serve VG days in city jail plus a fine of 3150. Police arrested him last Tuesday night after a man with marked money was found to have smoked opium for $1. A quantity of the drug was found at Tom's home. The Gilaman said he bought the drug in Salt Lake for personal use.
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Lincoln Avenue
Noralns
Tom
Salt Lake
Wilson Proposes Remedies to Check High Living Costs
President Wilson urged Congress to extend the food control act through peace time, tighten interstate commerce rules, and impose penalties for profiteering. He called for federal licensing of corporations, a cold storage pricing tag, and measures to curb hoarding, while pressing for prompt ratification of the peace treaty to stabilize prices and economy.
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Washington
Congress
Wilson
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Ratiflen Jilan
Lo Las
Nowar
Germany
Gard
Ice houses to be rebuilt to store winter ice crop
The Union Pacific ice storage plant in the rail yard, damaged by fire, will be rebuilt this fall to higher capacity to handle a heavier California fruit crop. The plant will supply ice for trains and the Utah fruit crop, with plans for larger scale construction if funding is approved.
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Idaho
California
Utah
Ootalda
Bell
Union Pacific Railroad
Fife and Eugene Stinford Placed Before Jury on Larceny Charge
Fife and Eugene Stinford, charged with grand larceny, were placed in the hands of the jury by Judge A. EB. Pratt this morning. The jury, after a late session, had not reached a verdict. The defendants are accused of taking $8 from William Trimwell after beating him into unconsciousness.
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Fife
Eugene Stinford
A. EB. Pratt
William Trimwel
Hen
Plain City Dance for Benefit of Farland
Plain City plans a Saturday evening benefit dance to help Fenton M. Farland of West Woobar, injured in a fire two weeks ago. Attendees will pay a 91.00 entry or more at the door, with tickets offered by local groups and volunteers to support the fund.
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AL Plain View
Ania
Fenton M. Farland
Wrst Wobar
Jax
Purchager Drgiver
Ogden News Items and Local Accidents
The article reports a Utah area marriage notice, a railway and streetcar collision in Ogden, and personnel changes in local businesses and organizations. It notes a car crash after a school excursion with injuries, a grocery manager returning to Ogden, a new manager, and leadership changes in the Dox Eller stake and ladies’ group.
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Srighaal Chey
Suny
Larin Fare Park
Ogden
Ayraim. Jonson
Ivery Meeting House
Dox Eller
Billat Thompson
Ladies’ Organization
Leah Reeder
Orson Loveland
High Caucul
A. A. Skidmore
Probate and guardianship notices and alias summons in Weber county
Notices in Weber county Utah include probate case for Wiggo Meslznark estate and an alias summons in a district court. The notices request creditors to file claims by September 15 and name Chex and Barker as attorneys for the administratrix Elizabeth Hrestmark. The summons cites William H White vs Rogersa and others over a tax delinquency title dispute.
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Seemi Judicial Diatrict
County of Weber
Btate
Utah
Wiggor
Meslznark
Crediora
Yousherk
Chex & Barker
Roanin
First National Bank
Ogden
Elizabeth Hrestmark
Vigsso J. Wentmark
I Chez & Barker
Administratrix
Seca Judicial District
Weber
State of
William H. White
Avery Rogora
Jane Lon
Herednaller
Anid
Plainitt
Weber County
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Alt Phonn No
Taxeo
Tripp Photo Studio
Sh Street
Helms. Guit
Dallimore
Ogden Conti
France
W. H. Pelly
Eccles
Regal Cleanere
Fred €. Baker
2. C. Baker
Kelly & Terrier
Mm. A
Byron Fanlger
M. I. Wheelwright
Osden
Drke Floral Co
Phe Tire
Fred Wheeler
Sheriff's
Eourt
Wheeler Wis
Weat Ogden AiiUing Snd Etovator Co
Wate
Ogden Standard
Minter Jick Stearns
Mildred M. Eosign
Buth
Sult Lake
Sanderson
Henry W. Nelson
Carl & Kee
M. L. Jones
Eine Gala
C. Gale
Kisteen
Orden
Chi
Whitehill
Eleanor White
Eighth Ward
Bishon George E. Browning
Washington Avenue
Ogden City Cemetery
H.W. Boyden
Violt
Kneipp
Roy Herrick
Herrek
John Fishop
As Twenty-sixth Street
Fort Russell
Fort Susbell
Sonda
China
Chicago Wholesale Grocery CO
Washington Ave
Federal Trade Commission
Europe
Criais
America
Brigham City
Utahidaho Sentral Railroad Company
Tacksorn Up
Pilrges Commission
Peter Gravas
Hooper
Utth
Rendae
Plain City Dance
Mfarland
Aus
Beas
Paul Buewer
Owkhund
Callaghan
Twentieth Street
William Masters
Masters
Cara
Harne
Chez & Barren
O. Addeces
Utais
Aie
Aur Tra
Japan
Skaggs
Wickert
Leen
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