Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Appointments and Events
Local notices report W H Wattis leaving for San Francisco to sign a public works contract for the Heidi-Helchg project, with equipment moves planned. Ernest McHasen's drowning prompted family travel from Ogden. funeral plans to follow. New Boy Scouts troop organized in Ninth ward. George Bergstrom noted as master. Various social notes include pregnancies, marriages, and upcoming community events in Ogden during August 1923.
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Goese
W. H. Wattis
Ural Amstraction Company
San Francisco
Boart For Public Works of
Ninth Ward Chapel
George Bergstrom
Meniois
Lellin Wees
Mim
George A. Coaten
Hugle Hotaway
Attorneys Fail to Appear in Liquor Case Dockets
In Weber County this morning the defense attorneys failed to appear in several liquor cases against Artur Tribe Alvin Tribe Fred Lowstein Chester Malan and George Steiner. Judge Roberts warned that if no appearance is made in court next Wednesday morning the bonds of 300 dollars per case would be forfeited. The defendants were arrested about three weeks ago for attempting to bring liquor from Wyoming. The court also noted confis cation of a local building and ongoing patrols. The article lists other city news including a new fire engine progress and upcoming city events.
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Share of
Utah
Artur
Alvin Tribe
Fred Loweststein
Chester Malan
George Steiner
Roberts
Cha Ena
Weber Langar
Wyoming
Muar
Jlo Wyeming Ag
Storey Resignation Accepted by the Board
The resignation of Joseph Fi Storey was presented to the county commissioners this morning and accepted. selection for the vacancy is expected to be deferred, with Charlie M. Ramey, Walter S. Parr, and Lawrence Van Dyke named as leading candidates for the post.
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Joseph Fi
Storey
Board of County Cammissionars
Eurcessar
Charlie M. Ramey
Walter S. Parr
Commit
Street Car on Fire Crowds Gather at Scene
Overheating caused a small one manual street car fire near the corner of Twenty fourth and Washington avenues this afternoon. A crowd gathered and briefly blocked traffic as a chemical tank from a nearby auto was used to help fight the blaze. The fire department was alerted and responders from the Iron Gate Lake line attended.
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Liprice
Forbes
Ogden
Treen'y
Twenty-third Street
Great Avenue
Cary
Washington Avenue
Mt Iron Galt Lake
Popular Somes and Waltzes in Hawaiian Orchestra Show
The Columbia month features popular songs like Beautiful Ohio and We Meet Again played as waltzes by Kalaluki Hawaiian Orchestra. The Pearle Quartet and Henry Bury perform love ballads, with selections showcasing catchy melodies. An open competition at Lagoon Beach invites female contestants from Ogden for elimination rounds leading to a film feature in September.
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Columbia
Ohio
United States
Hess
Wedding
Wedding Clivier, pong ter Columbia by the Pearle=s Quartette
Henry Bury
Sue
Sunshine
Charles Harrison
Duck Kaufman
Walkiki Beach
Lagoon
Ogden
Move Ing Picture Men
Wibnera
Judge Roberts Returns From Coast to Resume City Court Duties
Judge D. R. Roberts returned to Ogden last night and resumed his duties this morning after a two week coast vacation. He reports the Madfle coast trip, noting San Francisco weather requires an overcoat, and describes his vacation experiences.
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Roberts
UN & Waeddon
Tn Ogilen
Madfle
San Francisco
Employment Agent Sued For Refusal Of Work
The case alleges an employment agent refused to hire a man he had sent for men, stating he had no orders. The incident occurred last Saturday afternoon when the man came to the agency seeking work at Twenty-first Street. The proprietor Carlin Ja faced the judge for trial. The complainant, Mac tin Savas, claims the agency sent him to McCammon for work but he was turned away upon arrival. Bail set at 25 dollars.
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Carlin
Mactin Savas
McCammon
Lidnhott
Caetig
B of A C Boosters To Meet Tuesday Evening
The meeting of the B of A C Boosters is set for Tuesday at 3 p.m. at 20 Washington Avenue Jer's Hath. Open discussion will cover railway clerks and wage issues with speakers expected to explain salary impacts and membership goals. Members are urged to bring coworkers and discuss the benefits of joining the railway union effort.
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B. OF
A. C. Boosters
Washington Avenue
Milway
Mainesina
American Legion posts prepare for August 20 event
Representatives from LT posts across the state will attend a Legion ruling at Salt Lake on August 20. A large delegation is expected, with a noted speaker and plans for a naval battle demonstration. The list of organized American Legion regions includes Nephi, Price, Salt Lake City, Ogden, Brigham City, Logan, Springville, Park City, and Huntsville posts among others.
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American Legion
Legion
Sultal
Coast Artillery
Neghi
Nephi
Joseph Simmons
Wilkes Post
Comercial Cloh
Salt Lake Cley
Price
Henry Morvil Zabriskie
ML Pleasant Wilford Wallburg
Mur
Lockhart Toat Nafi
Heber City
Logan
James B. Austin
Newhouse
Salt Lake Chey
Herman Taker
Ogden
Berigham City
Brigham Sts
Witbeck
Yornal
Springville
Springs
Grove
Prove
Frank ¥. Peterson
Park City
Henry Holdaworth
Tifawathe
Wihsaton
Galt Lake City
Huntsville
Alleged Swindler Atwood Faces Preliminary Hearing
Deputy Sheriff William Brown arrested Atwood on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. She allegedly swindled Guer Recotsa, a swimmer for American Candy, out of 1200 by stock sales. Preliminary hearing set for August 31, bail Imposed at 1000. Further claims involve trading shares in nonexistent mining and mining-related stocks.
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T. No Luwood
William Brown
Wnrning
Ele
Guer Recotsa
American Candy Company
Twenty Fifth Street
Atwoord
Korotis
Atwood
Thelve Gold Mining Company
Alaska
Trentan Oient
Wyoming
Kerotia
Pousaiire Ninsell
Two Attempts To Burn School Houses Reported
Police report two arson attempts at Fort Fehamtta and Dee schools occurred Saturday night. Fire at Mee Mound Fort school was spotted near 1 am as a resident, John Novey, extinguished flames with a bucket of water and alerted authorities. Investigators suspect waste from a nearby railroad area and note attempts involved arson devices and throwing flames toward rear doors.
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Fehamtta
Beltee
Heely
Mee Mound Fort
Dee School
Welock
John Novey
Tee Schoo
Nesey
Tne Ann
Cheaper Rates Granted by Railroad Administration
The United States Railroad Administration will provide lower rates on shipments from Junction Ford to Utah, aiming to keep stock within the region and avert displacement of Myo stock. President Warren J. Wattis of the Weber club relayed Senator Kings words that incentives and lower tariffs have been secured for seven feed products. Hansen Livestock and Feeding Company led the effort, coordinating with the Weber club.
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United States Railroad Administration
Jeventork Ford
Utah
Warren J. Wattis
Weber Club
Wy. H. Kings
Partles
Hansen Livestock and Feeding Company
Band Concert in Glenwood Park by Southern Pactile Band
The Southern Pactile band under bandmaster EB W Nichols performed yesterday afternoon at Glenwood Park between 4 and 6 pm. The program included Hayes Serenade Evening Breezes Martha Intermezzo Emerald Waltzes Barnhouse Overture Three Marsy Kaitguts Starlight Barcarole Without Words Indian Intermezzo Nakoral Leach Mackoy selections and marches including March Troopers Tribunal Star Spangled Banner.
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EB. W. Nichols
Glenwood Park
Idaho State
Hayes Serenade
Martha Ses
Oelattan Intermezza
Emerald
Yceejerrer Ligyes Maren
Barnhowse Suara
Garden of Widen
Nakoral Leach Mackoy
Troopers
Tribunal
Chicago trapshooting match ends in close win for Cherry Circle
In Chicago at South Shore Country Club the Chicago Athletic 25sociation trapshooting team defeated New York A. C. 74 to 4. Mark Arie of Thomasboro led with a 19? score, G. J. Becker of Ogden, Utah, won fifth bird and 193 targets in the 200-shot event, while H. F. Elbert defended the Hazard Trophy at double targets amid steady wind and tough conditions.
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Chicago
Mark Arie
Thomasboro
Til
Chicago Athletic
New York
A. C. Todiay
South Shore Country Club
Cherry Circle
Traverssland
Marain
Dhip
James South Day
Syracuse
Evenin
G. J. Becker
Ogden
Ula
Wan
Forest fire prevention costs and forecasts in Idaho districts
Idaho forest fire reports show expenditures of about 80 000 dollars since July for suppression efforts by the forest service and district fire hazard districts. Rain has slowed spread but heavy vegetation risks remain with several large fires near Payette and other areas. Police report a separate drunkenness arrest and a fire incident linked to a window fright in Fortunate? Town. investigation by Detective Robert Chambers.
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Idaho
Idaho National Forest
Payette National Forest
Bower
New
Foreal
Robert Chambers
Farr Accepts Adviser Post With U S Internal Revenue Service
W Darwin Farr, a local practicing attorney, has accepted a position with the United States government as an adviser to the commissioner on internal revenue. He said he sent his acceptance to Washington and is awaiting instructions to report. Senator King of Utah was authorized by the commissioner of the Internal Revenue to render a legal position to the IRS.
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W. Dtu Farr
United States
Farr
Washington
Sad
King of
Itah
Revenan
Wilson Sends Letter on Peace Conference Documents
Washington Aug 11. President Wilson informs Senate Foreign Relations chair Lodge that supplying all documents used by American peace commissioners at Paris would be impractical due to the vast, scattered materials and private memoranda. He notes prior objections by General Bel kis and Secretary of State, and declines to send the papers to the Senate. The dispatch also discusses the original League of Nations covenant draft and differences from Paris terms.
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Washington
Wiley
Lodge
Senate
Todlay
Parla
Germany
Sall
Commission Itelf
Parks
Tong
Presiy Sdent
Bikis
Shantung
Henry White
Hug the Fetter
Ivey
Trey
Shantong Peninsula
China
League of Nations
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
Paris
Pendoner
Jaretts
Sir Yarowp
Esanamie Boyenitter
Rosenit
Wimbrawal
Mourne
Arrested While in Search of a Box Car Bed
A man was arrested while searching for a box car bed at a site near Tinea. He appeared before the county court and was sentenced to a number of days in county jail. The proceedings mention an anti social factor and a statement by Janes about coming to the city.
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Tinea
Ehurze
Sagraiey
Hetae
Ily
Janes
Ogden
Wraming
Railroat Varde
Convention Of Three States To Be Held Sep 2
The Mutual Improvement associations of Weber North Weber and Geilen stakes plan a convention at Weber Normal College on September 28 with sessions in morning afternoon and a third in the Ogden tabernacle. Committees list numerous local names for entertainment invitation reception decoriling and arrangements.
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Im.la
Weber
North Weber
Geilen
Weber Normal Oollege
Sentemter
Hell
Ogden Tabernacle
Fob Down
Elizabeth Thompson
Mauda West
Marcarat Shipley
Hugh Holdaway
Alta Rawson
Wilson C. Sutuill Pra Ler
Ernest McKay
J. Wilson
Leslis Draner
Eliza Mebarland
Maude May
Cook
Amelia Flygare
George TD. Bennett
Kléle Powell
Flora
W. R. Sheen
Jasie Hinckley
Tilta Noble
Annie J. Maw
Soldiers of three wars represented at reception
A reception at 1636 Washington avenue honored Floyd C. Rollow and his friend William Kennedy, recent arrivals overseas from Battery A, 28th Field Artillery. Families attended, including the Rollows and Norris families. The three wars were represented by Charles Rollow, J. A. Novis, Floyd Ollow, and William Kennedy.
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Charles Rallow
Washington Avenue
Flord C. Balglow
William Kennedy
Lery
Mya. L. £. Rollow
Floyd C
Floyd Ollow
Hearing in Utah case against Gilbert Kastus opens
Preliminary hearing in the State of Utah case against Gilbert Kastus, arrested after an attempt to assault Alice Hetn in Nome on West Thirty-second, began this morning. Attorneys Farr and Powell for the defense. County Attorney Bates for the prosecution. Spectators were excluded. the hearing ended at noon with a record made around 2 pm. The Ed Kelly vagrancy case was dismissed on county attorney’s recommendation after it emerged Kelly was en route Portland Gregor. not a hard detail, but the dismissal stands.
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State of
Utah
Gilbert Kastus
Alice Hetn
West Thirty-second
Hal Farr
Samuel Powell
Joseph Bates
Ed Kelly
Ted
Kelly
Portland
Gregor
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Lorin Fir Park
Ta Assist
Foernard Devery Hay
Norauumber
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Arvard Money
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Gee Lnttersity
Uns
Standard
Tia Mintter
Ube City
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Johnson
Isa Tallapocaba
Salt Lake
John Farward Carver
First Presbyterian
Cid Superstor Cate
Ogden Standare
Joseph A Peery
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Henry W. Nelson
Eccles
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America
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Irom
Marcus Critrhian
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Walker Company of Oxon
Thie Company
A. I. Walker
Glen Meak
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Inez Servier
Joelok
Tetephone Com
Folkman Estate
Nelle Folkman
Peitton Foresters
Remaliattion
Folkman
Sawtooth Forest
Peterson
Sawtoarh National Forest
Hoiya
Hlental Corest
Brummitt
Rudson Avene
D. R. Roberts
Prevneus
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Imerign Legion
NEET
Gus Becker
Ghicago
Mark Arla
Chan Powers
Donnelly
G. Te. Buecker
Yor
TM. Lewis
Bennete Veel
T. Lawrence
N.Y
Abrle
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U. S
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Grant Ave
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