Ogden News Briefs Link 1918 Travel and Local Incidents
Random references describe a mix of local notices including an Austrian arrestee bonded for possession, Pythian meets, travel updates, a demurrer filed by Electric Service, a found automobile, mail shipments to Montreal, new Overland cars received, injuries from a fall, and local figures visiting or planning journeys. References to Ogden, Salt Lake, and Western firms anchor the scattered items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Electric Service Company of
Ogden
Western Electric Company
Cantern Fin
Ba Dus
Drothera
John Farrood
EE Carr
Lost crank for Giudebater machine found
Finder notifies Mofera Market about a misplaced crank at Washington Market. Male help wanted nearby notices suggest job listings and local markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giudebater Marhine
Ery Bey
Barandrira Fonl
Washington Market
Burial Today For Florida Boy Believed Killed In Action
A body is held for burial this afternoon after photographs. Relatives in Florida requested shipment, but identification is uncertain. If identified, body will be exhumed and shipped. Also notes ambulance right of way over traffic and police enforcement issued to ensure priority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Maryer
Boltlake
Florida
Theody
Johla
Roth
Rplad
Maurt
Battery 8 Boys to Play Ball in Ogden Sunday
Battery B plans a charity baseball game in Ogden on Sunday raising funds for Ogden boys and the battery. Washington Market and Fortyateond infantry from Fort Douglas provide a second game, with tickets sold through local stores and a hoped for full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Battery B
Washington
Battery
Ogden Boys
Fortyateond Infantry
Fort Douglas
Ed Maw
Lee Treseder
Glen der
Melvin Brooke
Louis Falck
Lee Allison
Newton Dilly
Waynes Gudmanson
Verlogson
Thomas
Naisbitl
Steers
Fenstermaker
Brotherly
Utah
Paul Duboise
J. C. Woody Printing, Company
Ball Lake
Ebot &T Sunnies
Osden
Uiida Vista
Famer Poses As Baker's Brother Arrested by Secret Service
Denver man identified as Albert E. Baker is accused of posing as Secretary Baker’s brother D Newton Baker of the War Department. He allegedly cashed checks at Niagara Falls and Bloomfield Springs, aided by counterfeit letters, and traveled through Buffalo, Washington, Cincinnati, and Colorado before arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Acc
D. Newton Baker
War Department
Niagara Falll
Blesmbast Springs
Calo
Albert E. Baker
Secret Service
oMcern
Baker
Yeatentay
Wlnigter
Daker
Caid
Hudalo
N. C
Washington
Cincinnati
Colorado
Actinn
Negro rioters now at Fort Bliss
El Paso Texas April 29 One hundred forty two Negro soldiers from the Twenty fourth United States Infantry arrived behind prisoners from Columbus New Mexico and were transferred by special train to the Fort Bliss military stockade where they will be held awaiting court martial on charges connected with the ring and killings at Houston or Austin? The fragment notes a riot case and military detention.
Ogden Men Drafted for Camp American Lake Washington
Weber and Ogden city men chosen for military service will depart Sept 10 by train to Camp Lewis Washington. The first 5 percent quota from Weber County, detailed by board instruction, will travel with accompanying guards from Salt Lake, Morgan, Rich, Cache and Box Elder counties. The selection favors white single men with no exemptions, and transportation and baggage handling are outlined for mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Ogden City
Serfe
American Lake
Washington
Drafa
Fort Douglas
Ogden
Balt Lake
Storgsa Rod Rich Country
Drigham
Oxden
Iiep
Salt Lake County
Morgan and Fich County
Geden
Ag Falawa
Galt Lake County
Weber
Morgen County
Rich County
Cox Ester County
Cache County
Bed County
Willeave
Randolph and Co
Wroming
W. G. Williams
United States
Pour
Camp Lewin
Ampriton Lane
Soldiers in Salt Lake Camp Face Typhus Vaccines
In Salt Lake, Deden's soldiers endure hard daily drill with typhus vaccines given. Those vaccinating twice undergo extra trials as camp routines continue. Officers lecture on personal conduct and hygiene while Battery I shows strong morale and effort to outpace rivals. Senator W W Armstrong visits Ogden for food conservation talks with Mayor Heywood and local women’s committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deden
Salt Lake
Tne
Red Cross
Theaa
Ted
W. W. Armstrong
Utah
Wilson
Ogden
Ile
Abbot R. Heywood
Weber Cab
Thirteen Men Seek Escape From the Draft
Local report shows thirteen men appealing exemption decisions, with appeals filed to the district board after appeals yesterday. Names include Joseph Bates Plain City John W Clark Libertas Fred Nabbitt Ogden and others from Plain City Ogden Morrisville Uintah and Ogden district areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esterday
Theaix
Salt Lake
Eccles-Drimdsy
Vinson Hodson
Adam Mortensen
W. W. Browning
Charles Elmer Skeen
Moorgomsaery
Enoch Dale Farr
Seventeenth Street
Fludolph Kuntz
Werkington Srenur
Theetty Board
Joseph Bates
Plain City
John W
Clark
Liberis
Fred Paul Nabbitt
Oxden
R. F
Nathan George Churs
Morrisvilles
William Tepiple
Short Farr Wert
Andrew Ray Herbertson
Uintab
Ceetl Reed
Ogden
Marriage Announced in Pocatello Ceremony
Eva daughter of Mr and Mrs L G Man married Charles II Bacon in Pocatello with Bishop PD J Lutton performing the rites. They will reside in Ogden where Bacon is in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.man
Eva
Charles II Bacon
Pocatello
PD. J. Lutton
Ogden
Mr. Bacon
Browning
Alonzo Drowning
Chicago
Halde Oveson
Borsa Inglett Ogden
Oveson
Northeastern Aniversity
Deribace
Nea
David Eccles
Hogar
Dean H. Armball
Salt Lake Temple
Yesteray
Josep F. Smith
Oeden
Salt Lake
Bingham
Annie Almedajet
Bingham Ted Isat
Ban
Exra Dinged Imiche
Hermitage
Wilton
Bigehae
Prop
Lewin W. Shortt
Lydia Shortt
Jane Taylor
Harrisville
Luma
Bergen
Miss Cayenne
Saunders
Ruby Latina Saunders
Heber Saunders
Twentieth Street
E. A. Olsen
Ogden City Cemetery
Modern Woodmen of America Meeting Notice
Modern Woodmen of America announces a return to regular meetings on Wednesday August 29. All members are requested to attend as the group will offer a gun raffle for the fall campaign with Sam Query back on the job. Refreshments provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Fred
Williams
Lonesome Luke Acts at Alhambra Today and Tomorrow
The Alhambra presents the comedy See Lonesome Luke inj ic and an interesting show today and tomorrow. Audiences humor about misadventure and slapstick mix with playful dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonesome
Luke Injic
Alhambra
Sidewalks and lawns damaged by protests on Adams avenue
Protests over ice wards and delivery wagons on Adams avenue between Twenty Seventh and Twenty Seventh streets disrupted public sidewalks. Vehicles cut through and pavement work damaged lawns and driveways as households consider civil action amid trespass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Avenue
Auto firm sues Ogden Pictures over note and leases
The C B Green automobile company filed in district court against Ogden Pictures Corporation of Ogden claiming $262.50 due on a promissory note. The complaint states Albert Scowcroft president and Lesger Park treasurer signed for Farona Chandler Auto Fables, with cars pledged as security and rent demanded for use. The case references Hermitage Park and related roadside businesses with implied damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aust Aginal
Ogden Pictures Corporation of
Ogden
C. B. Green Automobile Company
Albert Scowcroft
Marine Picture Cempany
Lesger Park
Taanaatr
Farona Chandler Auto Fablles
Ure
Fire at RVG Dairy Destroys Sheds and Machinery
Fire at the RVG Dairy owned by FE Irving on West Twelfth Street destroyed sheds and dairy machinery shortly after 1 p.m. Sparks from a chimney started the blaze. Local fire units arrived at 1:03 p.m. but water supply from a nearby irrigation ditch hampered efforts. The farmer claimed the ditch saved the farm buildings and prevented total loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erving Dairy
FE. D. Irving
West Twelfth Street
A&a
North
Washington
Pat Mt Wan
Minnie the German Artillery Target Dies at No Man's Land
Correspondent describes a German officer nicknamed Minnie as a forward nuisance near Ypres. After Minnie fires on British trenches, an artillery officer uses a field battery telephone to coordinate a counterattack. A shell hits, Minnie is killed, and the trench crew reports the fatal result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullseye
Minnie
France
Associated Presa
Ypres
Uhlage Yen
Land
Kitchener Alive Belief Takes Form in England
London August 22 The belief that Field Marshal Kitchener is still alive has grown into a curious rumor and a newspaper rebuttal notes the rumor centers on a young man of about 30 who says the fact may not sway those who dwell on such speculative claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Kitchener
Ballereatia
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Washington Avenue
Buttes
Rukavila
Wall Avenue
Jones Coal and Fer Co
Migx Phoebe Stoberta
Laytrm
Pacific
Los Algeles
Mrs. Core
Cloris Mortensen
M. L. Jones Coal and Ice Co
Pythian Alstera
Pythian
Sephraber Uy AN
Elsfred
Ew.breening
Eccles Bidz
Califomts
M. ‘Watson
San Francisco
Southern Pacific
W. Ht. Mandin
Burlington Fines
Exat
Union Pacific
Charien J. Sadieh
Hoeman
The
Bouthers Pacific
Bunday
Edward Irsing
Yeaterday
West Weber
Wad
Hudson Avenue
Alhambra Theater
Montreal
Ogden Post Office
Bletlitg Jewelry and Premium Company
United Premium Company
Continental Watch Ant Silver Company
Montreal Watch and Premium Company
Cartier
Canada
J. H. Rasuss
Coronel Hudson
Recordrig
Elta
Taylor
J. Edward Taylor
Falt
H. L. Hersington
Uteb Canners’ Association
Uble
Thames
Tune Tyan
New York City
Oxdon
Pacific Coast
Idaho
Mr. Anc Stra
Frank Dodge
Eoshare
Basko Riser Country
Yellowstone Park
Willie Smith
Fred L. Parkard
Famer
Fort Bliss
Mameriale
Mari Y
Mitchell Groby
Monumental
Dusinees
Wash
Reywood
Oquglig
Germany
Fremont
Nebraska
Nem
Farmers of America
Ideal Beach
Marguerite Dudlong
Finhaven
Lagoon
Woman's Auxiliary
Railway Association
Eighth
Hark
Tna Bark
Mra
James Hark
West Twenty-third Street
Kirkendall
Modern Woodmen OF America
Morgan
Lyceum
Auto Company
Ogden Pictures Corporation
Hermitage Park
Cearria Surtecon
RVG
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