Ogden News Roundup Highlights Local Labor and Community Updates
A patchwork of Ogden items notes a strike at Globe Milling and progress on the grain plant head house, with engineer Joseph Waugh predicting three weeks to complete structural work. Reports also cover military arrival of the 32nd division in Ogden bound for San Francisco, local business calls, a studio photo offer, an Olden Packing outing at Lagoon, and planned checks on Rexburg academy projects.
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Marinetion
Globerg & Milling Company
Blalemoent Wade
Joseph Waugh
Extra
Second Division
Ogden
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Two Men Guilty of Trespassing In Ogden Rail Yard
George and Joby Karbetun were found guilty in city court on a trespassing charge for sleeping in the railroad yards near the Oxden Union Railway and Paper company. Each was fined eight dollars or five days in jail. About 1100 dollars in cash and Liberty bonds were found on them during arrest.
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George
Joby Karbetun
Oxden Union Railway and Paper Company
Annual outing for shopmen and marriage license news
Shopmen are holding their annual outing with events and a large turnout planned. A marriage license was issued this morning to Frank Thomas Bayer and Mazel Eleanora Williams in Ogden. Community notices include ward services and speakers at church gatherings with musical programs and talks.
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Frank ‘Ihomas Bayer
Mazel Eleanora Williams
Ogden
Fouthern Taal
Lagden
Iposelal
Opden
ML. Jones
Ro- Caat & Jee Co
Muatean
Begging offender John Kelly fined in police court
John Kelly was arrested yesterday by a deputy sheriff on a charge of house to house begging and found guilty in police court. He was fined ten dollars and sentenced to ten days in the county jail. He had come to the city about three weeks ago after visiting Harrisville and asked families for food. He said he hoped to find work.
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C. Marinisa
Casa
City of
Ogden
John Walla
Apor
Walla
Salt Lake
John Kelly
Key
Harrisville
Business House Extends with New Watchmaker Rooms
The Business House announces major renovations including two forty foot rooms for watchmakers and jewelers. An extensive concrete addition will be rushed to complete the project with best equipment planned.
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Taarish
Hey Store
Enncrete
Opening Day Incident In Paradise Canyon Hunter Hurt
John Burt of Trigham City was accidentally shot by buckshot while hunting on opening day in Paradise Canyon. He was picked up by Clarence Donglan and Nelw Flygero and treated at Hyrum, with doctors noting the wounds are not serious.
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John Durt
Trigham City
Paradise Canyon
Burt
Clarence Donglan
Nelw Flygero
Ui Hoanlal
Hyrum
District Forester Heads to Wyoming for Investigation
District Forester TL PF Kneipp, tied to the Ogden office, will travel to Jackson Wyoming tomorrow evening to investigate an old matter in the Jackson Hills country. Governor Carey of Wyoming will meet Kneipp on the 23rd to conduct the inquiry jointly. Carey recently urged district foresters to seekederal aid to care for elk in winter months.
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PF. Kneipp
Iave Ogden
Jackson
Wyo
Jackson Hvss
Carey
Wyoming
Kneipp
Signals to be flashed from heights by Ogden scouts
Boy Scout troops of the Ogden council plan mountain outings over the next weeks around Ogden. Troop 26 leaves this evening for Mualan's heights for a weekend signals will be sent to Ogden at night. Troop 3 departs next Saturday for a week in South Fork canyon. Troop 16 heads two weeks later for a two week trip in Aonth ork and camp will exam Xeconology. Troop 14 leaves next Thursday for a two day outing in Taylors canyon.
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Ogden Council of Noy Scouts
Ogilan
Ogden
Mualan's Heights
Eleventh Ward
Geden Ih
Wight
Troy
South Fork Canyon
Geatna
Taylor's Canyon
Railroad Work Ambitious In Utah Destruction Relief
The Southern Pacific railroad undertakes extensive earth moving near Ogden and the Promontory range. Between the mountain regions, digging and rock removal continue with work trains planned over a prolonged period to lay ballast and supply materials.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Dithe Mountain
Moyer
Nating Stavel
Rock
Deaths and Funerals Notices for Local Residents
Obituaries for Jens Ophelen Opreiker four years old died after diphtheria at home. Funeral services to be held this afternoon at 4 from in front of the residence with interment in Ogden City cemetery. Other notices: Willant McGlone, 64, of Buhl Idaho died at Des hospital. arrangements pending. William J. McGlone funeral set Sunday at Kirkendall chapel at 4 pm with Bishop N. M. Richardson officiating. survived by four children and other relatives. interment Ogden City Cemetery.
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Opreiker
Jens Ophelken
Tons Ophriker
Ogden City Cemetery
M’glone—Willant
E. ‘McGlone
Des Hospital
Buhl
Idaho
Kirkendall Chapel
Foodstuffs for Ogden Sold at Government Prices
Government controlled sale of army surplus food to Ogden residents begins soon. Orders via rural carriers or post office, paid in advance, with items from beans to meat listed and priced. Inauguration set for Monday, August 18, detailing parcel post distribution from Omaha and nationwide delivery through the War and Post Office departments.
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W. W. Browning
Lanka
Wering
Post Office Department
Associated Press
Ogden
Omaha
Neb
Browning
Washington
War Department
Office Department
United States
Mod
Columbia Club 16 to Reopen Factory on Monday
The Columbia Club factory will reopen Monday with cigar production resumed after a prior shutdown caused by a misunderstanding with local workmen. After resolving differences and restoring harmony, the workers are expected to return to their jobs.
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Columbia Club 16
Columbia Club
Baseball National League Game Summary Cincinnati Wins
Cincinnati defeats opponents 3 to 9 in a National League baseball game as batter Rhe and pitcher Timelounl lead a strong late rally. The final score shows Cincinnati edging out rivals with timely hits and solid defense.
Brooklyn Politics and Coal Prices Slide in Senate Subcommittee
Broken OCR shows a Brooklyn scene with names like Ratterina Reuther Winko Pfeffer Mitchell and Wheat amid coal price talks and a Senate subcommittee probe. Mentions Pittsburgh and Philadelphia figures, Republican and Democratic factions, and partial voting tallies.
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Brooklyn
Ratterina
Reuther
Winko
Pfeffer
Mitchell
M. Wheat
Wholesale Hoarding of Foodstuffs by Amateur Speculators
New York August 16. George Mayo special government prosecutor announces discovery of wholesale hoarding of foodstuffs in hastily arranged storage warehouses by amateur speculators. Hoarders are clerks for bankers and brokers who built large stocks for speculative purposes. Warehouses have arisen over the past year or eighteen months. Wallington August 16: Investigation continues.
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New York
Department of Justice
George Mayo
Mayn Eald
Denver Announces Sweeping Reductions In Bacon Prices
Denver dealers declare sharp cuts as the city enters retail bacon business. Prices drop from 45 to 70 cents per pound to 35 36 or 89 1 2 cents depending on grade. Customers urged to load up as supplies appear plentiful.
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Denver
Wenver
Colo
City of Denver
Tire Stocks On New York Curb Booms Amid Profits
The report notes tire stocks on the New York curb rising as investors buy at initial prices before curb listings. It highlights substantial profits and mentions ongoing company activity and a burial price reference.
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New York
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Standard Office
Frank K. Bartlett
Nat Bank
A. C. Rees
Diah Associated Industries
Olden’ Packing and Provision Company
Lagoon
Tegel
Aponite D
McKay
L. D. 3. Church School Commission
Adan Bennion
Rexburg
Rexburg Academy
Mouny
Ivan
Kuy
Clem Davies
Waterloo Methodiat Ehtreh
Conference of the Methodist Church
Orion
Waterloo
Third Ward
E. ® Hinckley
Industrial Echoas
Nori Weber
Dumxke Floral Co
Greoenfield
Union Depot
James Donaslly
Red Cross Division
Hill
Pte
Presbyterian
Jean
Presbyterian Church
Carver
Ogden Milling and Elevator Co
District Court
Department
Judea
A.W. Agee
Uidge
A. E. Pratt
Ola
Ale
Ogden &Tend
Coar
Union Pacifie Ier
Avalding Roaia
Sperry Mim Company
Lowenstein, Heiner, Malan Hauer
Henry Lowenstein
Fred Lowenstein
Evan
Lon
Ginge Lighting
T. Farr Pardon
Thig
Ant Sow
Hauvanvatic Art
Brigham Young University
Provo
Focal Electric Company
Hage Electrical
Deidge
Ate
Mont Tnigue
Chicago
A. P. Hunter
Glen Edsward Plumb
Hb, Hunter
Ohio
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Jrgslop
Tein
Ohta
Vink
Tolwitves
Sarloumly
Edith Haybal
Agdeuttursl
Weber County
Burreau
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Tagan
Sha 'x
West Mountain
Ura
Payetin National Forest
Oxden
C. C. Morse
Misa Gerta Woodruff
Ogden High School
Yellowstone Park
Ias
Mamoroth
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Mia
Ethel Smith
Marie Hannen
Fourteenth Ward
A. T. Merril
Tuba
Oncteenth
Ninth Ward
Mutual Improvement Association
Raz
Lnan
Business House
John Burt
Forester
Cincinnati
Ogden Theatre
Pauline Frederick
Pathe News
Harold Lloyd
Norma Talmadge
Serate
Kenate
Pittsburg
Pillsburg
Adams
Walcot
Delaware
Walsh
Reding
Chaineau Cummins
Louis
St. Louis
Sherbet
Dithoeter
Keating
Wilson
Wallington
Casaling
Alphonse King
Man
Waters
Monts Cristo
Sraonal
P. T. Barnum
Niagara Falls
Waikiki Beach
Scesanerafe Motion Picture Company
Americen Theatre
Leoom
Borommer
Bree. & Co
Atsiotie
Aina
East Lake
Auberd Publictey
Amaa Aloey
Lake
Galt
Ales
Hans G. Hate
Anita Ara
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