Ogden notice page with births marriages and ads
A scanned Ogden page reports on local notices including marriages births and civic ads. It lists marriages Blondy Laver to Pearl Hose and Austin LeRoy Weaver to Florence Riad, births at the county office, and notices of departures and land project information along with advertisements for local services and goods.
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Blangard
Morrison Oateopath
Eccleal Ag
Mitchell Bros
Citt Cemetery
Tipp Studio
Wylte Way
H. HL. Mayes
Cook-Smith Drug Company
Washington Avenue
Sullivan Drug Company
Sullivan
Tire Yan
New Drug Company
Frye
Shaw Z Pawel
Blondy Laver
Ogden
Pearl Hose
Jobn V. Bluth
Austin LeRoy Weaver
Florence Riad
Separ City
Idaho
Frank Fouts
Denver and
Rio Grane
Colorado
Utah
United States Telemation Service
Wand
Ray
Seay Laboratories
West
Rh. A. Mc Cone
P.D. Hoag
Wiliam Meyer Company
Oregon
M.D. Good
E. P. Ervin
Portlard
Ore
Sin Ereia
St. Louia
D. McLachlan
California
Arizona
Texas
The
Dry Branch Department
Ray K. Donaldson
Frank A. Bebling
William C. Geddes
J. F. Fite
Blea
T. A. Vin Dykr
H. E. Tribe
Wallace Crown
Aaron
Dees Wife Divorce Case Denies Cruelty Charges
John Efferson answers the wire complaint for divorce on cruelty grounds. He denies assault and mental distress allegations, calls them false, and contends the claimed real estate value is overstated at about two thousand dollars. He also contests the claimed monthly income and says property value not over two thousand.
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John Efferson
Dynamite case touches prison exit in St Louis
A man convicted of dynamite related offenses was released from a local prison today. The incident center notes a figure about 17 percent and references a Kansas Avenue address and a family connection as his daughter visits at the prison.
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Fugareanaeth
Kansan
Ave
al J, Mortn
Bt Louis
Vasco
Hetal
Tilxel N
Christian Science Lecture by John Randall Duns in Boston
John Randall Duns, member of the Slother Church Board of Lectureship, spoke to a large Christian Science congregation in Boston. He argued Christian Science is not a modern philosophy but the spiritual truth revealed by Jesus and the Prophets, citing "Selena and Health with Key to the Scriptures" and "Christianity Is Exact Science." He warned against worshipping Jesus' person while failing to demonstrate divine power, and used parables to urge practical faith and healing.
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John Randall Duns
Slother
Church of Christ, Scientist
Boston
Christian Science Church
Twentythint
Monroe
Jack [Ittlefield
God
Jesus
Jeane
Plata
Meesa
Christan Bereneta
Eddy
Bia
Barlone
Bax
Richia
Horses Bought or Sold Auction Notice at Weathers
Auction at Ruge 7 and 2 A D Weathers March ravephone 244 P involves horses bought or sold. Listing indicates contact method and sale event details for potential bidders and sellers.
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Weathers
Mar
Ravephone
President Seeks Power To Operate Railroads to Prevent Strikes
President proposes broad powers to control railroads during national emergencies. He urges enlargement of the Interstate Commerce Commission, an eight hour day for interstate railway workers, and authority to observe costs and adjust freight rates. Aimed at preventing future industrial strife and preserving national defense needs amid border tensions and wartime mobilization.
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Costa
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Thia
Caura
Nurses' Home to Cost 30000 on Dee Hospital Grounds
The nurses home on the northeast corner of Dee Hospital grounds began today. Architect Kher F. Plera drew plans and Villadsen Brothers won the contract. The three story brick building will house two ground floor rooms a lecture hall and laundry with additional nurses apartments on upper floors. Subscriptions listed from Major Ueseunsi Fly 0 Pinger and others, with L J Beatinth in Salt Lake authorized to cover the balance of about 39000.
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Kher F. Plera
Villadsen Brothers
Fovr
Cota
Tie Cot Filo
Aun J
Ciisers
la Salt Lake
Qeden
Ueseunsi
Dravid Teeden Pany
M.S. Etrawning
Dem
Seger
Joseph Scowerett
Oo Bigelow
Chapl
Adam Patterson
Fred J. Kieser
L. J. Beatinth
Congress Faces Rail Strike Threats Amid Pension Debates
President Wilson and cabinet discuss the looming strike as both houses plan to carry over the budget and consider his message. The Interstate Commerce Committee moves to address the administration's proposals while the labor dispute prompts a joint session and special gallery seating for railroad presidents and officials.
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Senato Interstate
Wilson
Talke
Wilram Wil Topteht
Spraker Clark
Kueble
Stand
Adamson
Interstate Commerce Committer
Brotherhood
Congress
Alvord and Young Rent Dispute Over Farm Lease
W M Alvord and Willard WH Young sue for 4375 in rent on property leased to the defendant since October 1913. The complaint says no rent has been paid while crops have been raised and sold, depriving the plaintiff of rent and productivity. Plaintiff seeks injunction to stop sale of gathered crops and cancellation of the lease.
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W. M. Alvord
Sul
Willard WH. Young
Jude
Layne Trial Underway in City Court on Battery Charge
The trial of Charles E. Layne, a former police sergeant, began in the municipal court on a battery charge. Witnesses testified as the case was continued to tomorrow morning. Layne is alleged to have attacked Adrian Baker on Treaty Street near Pioneer May Day, with bystanders and Officer Walter Moore involved in directing the scene.
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Charles E. Layne
Tomorow
Ta Uolman
Walter Moore
Layne
Adrian Baker
Lagan
Moore
Staton
Baker
Taker
Peter Wangenard
Naker
Railway labor dispute debate in Congress and White House
A sprawling record of Railway Labor Act discussions and a White House visit. President Wilson weighed eight hour day plans and arbitration while railroad executives met to avert a strike. Talks touched on federal service plans and potential government action if a walkout occurs Labor Day.
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Federal Service
Win Railwaya
Renatar Newlands
Department of Justice
Usal Farm
Committee of
Wilson
Congress
Hele Hames
Hele Properties
Heatherhond Tradere
Waa
Aled
Drealdent Wilson
Gattetaon
Knen
Ratimads
Brotherhoods
Apeak
Crcate
Republicane
Mane
Airlie
Wileon
Washington
White House
Npave
Ocinek
Abeck
Brent
Wile
Committee of Eight
Wilaan
Palkoad
Wilsinng
Missing Nevada youth reported by chief of police
The report concerns Norton Holton aged 21 from Nevada and a second man described as tall and medium build, last seen in Orden after a letter to his father from Dodge City Kansas. Timtwallh requests aid locating both men, noting Holton’s brown hair and other identifying traits.
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T. F. Timtwallh
Leilere
Joeming
Albert SM. Holton
J. W. Holton
Nevada
Ee Mareh
T. Ayres
Ligitna
Montana
Norton
Orden
Thie City
Dodge City
Kannas
Famous visitors from Ogden tour city sights after railroad meeting
Emerson Mough and Eugent Cowles with other prominent men visited Ogden yesterday. They were hosted by the Weber club and Ogden publicity bureau, touring Union depot, the Water club, Automobilia, Glenwood park, and the city walls in Ogden valley before returning to Salt Lake City.
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Emerson Mough
Eugent Cowles
Boston Grand Opera Company
Lasker
Lord Dad Thoroas
Jinng W. Lardner
Gerrit Ford
Spencer
Oregon Short Line
Ogden
Union Depot
W. H. Weatils
Presdent
Looking to the Coming Strike in Washington
Washington August report outlines that the railway brotherhoods rejected the latest proposal from the railway presidents committee and ordered a strike to begin Saturday if no settlement is reached. President Wilson planned to address Congress in joint session at 2 30 pm after labor leaders action.
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Washington
Wilson
Congress
Breane
Capitol
House
Wiley
Newlands
Senate Interstate
Renator Newlands
Seartor Cumming
Interstate Commerce Tom
Funeral Service for Archbishop Spaulding in Peoria
Funeral rites for Archbishop John Lancaster Spaulding of Schopalis took place at St Bartholomew's Cathedral in Peoria. The archbishop, educator and author, died last Friday. Archbishop George W. Bandeline of Chicago delivered the funeral oration. After absolution, the body was escorted by Catholic societies to a temporary vault while plans for a permanent memorial chapel proceed.
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Peoria
Tetprecsiss
Heray
John Lancaster Spaulding
Schopalis
Gt Bar
Feoria
George W. Bandeline
D. L
Chicago
Cathalic Pocietica
Pendick
Archbisshop
Obituaries and Deaths in Ogden Area
Deaths and funerals report Robert M. Holmes aged and others. Myrillo Folker of Ogden died after illness. Catherine Ballantyne of Ogden dies after appendicitis operation. Services pending or scheduled in North Ogden and Ogden areas with details on survivors and funerals.
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Dada
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Venthens
Tassia
Hselt
Eveking
Albin
House of Representatives
Senate
Mita
Eldes
Atrixea
Serembrage
Arcee
Dee Hospital
Congreta
Tha House
Renate
Chas. E. Layne Case
Decore City Court
Aleald Bla de- Wal Af Rakee
Patrotian More
Wien
Maude McRtyany
Abe
Jaker
Laytie
Tittee
Adameon
Jestler Kitchin
Emir Ploser
Missua
Anita Stewart
Diana
Teema
Ford Sterling
Ogden Theatre
Alice Ada Oudermatt
Naymond D. Folkers
Seventh Ward
Bishop M. I. Jones
Heemalna
Tim
Ofyen Che
Agiqmoble
Daniels
Ellenbert A. Daniele
Menry Daniels
North Ogden
Blakop
Frederick Barker
Hot Springs