Random References and Local Notices Highlight December Events
A jumble of notes lists marriage licenses, business ads, and upcoming community events. Entries include marriages of William Geo ing to Emma Ruth Paine and Howard V. Poller to Emily Grone, plus local sales and coal promotions. A ward choir benefit, a town bazaar, and an annual bake sale are announced with details on venues and dates.
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ILC
Snyder
Banta Maris Gold
Kodak Films
William Geoing
Emma Ruth Paine
Orden
Howard VW
Poller
Emily Grone
Opfan
Royal
AL Leono Coal & Ice Co
Atts
Peerfect
Parker Coat Co
Pac
Phono
Snively Electric
Berthans
Batvely Electric Company
J Go
Railroad officials pass Ogden en route to St Paul
Passenger agents from the Chicago Northwestern line, led by C. A. Cass, general passenger agent, traveled through Ogden yesterday afternoon on their way from Salt Lake to St Paul. They were joined by D. S. Hansen, a traveling freight and passenger official, during the stop after arriving from East Lake City.
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Anderson
Andrew Vernon
Andrew
Marymoat
Ted
Kanesviite
Kanes- Wille
Standard
Oher
Riverdale
Chicago
Pact
Minneapolis and
Omaks
Ogden
St Paul
Minn
East Lake City
C. A. Cass
Chicaro Jo Northwestern Railroad
Salt Lake
D. 5. Hansen
Rev W W Fleetwood Returns From East Trip
Rev W W Fleetwood of the Church of the Good Shepherd returned home this morning after a two month absence. He gained weight and bought a new hat. He traveled east with his family and will stay at Mrs Fleetwood's home in Marion, Indiana, for a week before Christmas.
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W. W. Fleatwood
the Good Shepherd
Fleetwood
Bia
Bie
Billy
Marlon
Srv
West Virginia
J. Marnees
Ray
Rex Opens at 6 P.M. with Three New Showings
The Rex theater presents The Diamond From the Sky The Gods Redeem and Playing in Tough Luck tonight opening at 6 p.m. Audiences are invited to catch the triple feature as the venue resumes late afternoon screenings.
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Rex
Golored Wins In Cutting Affair At Police Station
Lula Workcuff and Mand Stone caused a stir at the police station after a vagrancy arrest. An argument escalated into a knife incident as Workcuff allegedly tried to stab Stone, but officers Andersen and Burk stopped the attack during a raid on a Twenty-fifth Street rooming house.
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Lula Workcuff
Mand Stone
Col
Andersen
Robert Burk
Cold Weather Describes Wyoming Conditions From Cheyenne
D. M. Newton, traveling passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific, returned from Cheyenne to accompany 67 Italian reformats en route to New York City. He reported Bitter Creek district weather as very cold with temperatures dropping to 10 degrees below zero last night.
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D. M. Newton
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
New York City
Bitter Creek
Wyoming
Railroad to fence property used by public
A communication to the board of commissioners from T A Pierce for Union Fairway & Depot Co notes no sidewalk on Twenty first street near Pacific arenas causing pedestrians to use the railroad tracks between Twenty Street and Twenty second Street in mud. The company plans to fence its holdings and asks the city to build concrete sidewalks before the railroad property. The matter was referred to the city engineer for investigation. A separate letter requests a speed limit of eight miles per hour at Twenty fourth Street and the viaduct, to be acted on by the city attorney. Claims allowed include A G Harris poll tax and Health Department horses.
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On Board of Commissioners
T. A. Pierce
Union Fairway & Depot Company
Axainat
A. G. Harris
Ealth Department
Woodmen Court to Elect Officers Thursday Night
Weber Court No. 74 of the Woodmen of the World will hold its regular annual election of officers on Thursday night December 2. Full attendance desired.
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Weber Court No
Country Meetings Open With Varied Programs In Four Towns
Farm retirement meetings are held today in North Ogden Hunterville Plain City and Hooper with new programs. Attendance yesterday was good and tomorrow repeats the schedule featuring soil fertility disease control and home and school relations led by local and college staff across the four locations.
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North Ogden
Hunterville
Plain City
Hooper
J. T Dees
G. FR. Hill
W. N. Petterson
H. J. Frederick
Il J. Frederick
John Hall
L. S. Wiasor
Jensen
J. Mf
Miss
State School Deaf and Blind Kindergarten to Open Next Year
The kindergarten building at the State School for the deaf and blind will be ready at the start of the new school year. Superintendent FP M Driggs says 47 children will use the facility. Holidays run from December 17 to January 3, with most students returning home. About 20 will stay, teachers attend the state teachers' institute in East Lakes, health is good overall, ten children have cold but no serious cases reported.
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Deaf and Blind
M. Driggs
Te State Teachers’ Institute
East Laks
Norgone
Calda
Personal notes of forest series district forester notes
District Forester I. 3 Knelpp returned from Cokorille Wio after conference with pockimem and others on grassog ques one. Forvet Examiner A. E. Oman returned from Welser Idaho and will stay in Ogdon during winter. Oman will run rappers' correspondence as head quarters.
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Knelpp
Cokorille
Wio
Pockimem
Forvet
A. E. Oman
Welser
Idaho
Ogdon
Oman
Rapxers
Track Laying Advances on Harrisville Cutoff Line
Gradiox company reports completion of the Harrisville cutoff of the Ogden Logan and Idaho railway. Trackmen will begin laying ties and rails within days. Completion expected in two weeks to ten days, enabling first year traffic. Freight yards near complete with equipment and cars. interurban service may shift to a new route reducing distance and time by about eight minutes.
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West Seventeenth Street
Idaho
Washington Avenue
Eingotn Avenue
Harrerilis
Third Ward HS Champion Team Triumphs In City Game
The Beaver basketball team of Third Ward High School defeated the Des Panthers in a tense home matchup in the Third Ward hall. Gene Wiesing and Ollla Taylor led the effort with sharp plays as the squad claims city bragging rights and eyes a strong 26 win season this year.
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Beaver” Boyaronts
Des Panthers
Itneup Fol
Aed Beavers Panthers
Gene Wiesing
Ollla Taylor Hi ‘Wrest
Dutford Dozer Lenge
Gene Wigsine
Grent Avenia
Real Estate Transfers in County Reporter Office
Real estate transfers listed show John Nicholas trustee transferring part of lot 5 block 24 plat A Ogden survey to Gomer A Nicholas for $1. The Farr Development Co to Jovanh C Mock transfers part of the southeast quarter section 21 township north range west Salt Lake meridian for $1.
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County Reporter’s
John Nicholas
Gomer A. Nicholas
Ogden Survey
The
Farr Development Co
Jovanh C. Mock
Townshine North
Salt Lake Meridian
Pan Pageant Vaudeville At Orpheum Promises Varied Acts
The Pantages vaudeville bill at the Orpheum features three distinct girl acts, with Fung Choy headlining a strong operetta performance. The show, praised by Salt Lake attendees, is described as among the season's finest variety offerings in the Pantages circuit.
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Orpheum
Big Met
Fung Choy
Linell
Salt Lake
Pantagrs
Children’s Aid Society meeting at Mrs Canse home
The Children's Aid Society will hold a regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at Mrs James Canse 2529 Eccles Avenue to conduct important business. In the Second Ward the Relief Society bazaar at the amusement hall raises funds for the poor with a 7 o clock program and a free admission dance after the event. In the Eleventh Ward the First Ward Relief Society hosts an evening entertainment featuring local talent and displays of quilts aprons and other Christmas gift items.
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Children's Aid Society
Children’s Aid Society
James Canse
Eccles Avenue
Relief Society of
Bowe
Elk's Club Winter Dance Draws 76 Couples
About 76 couples attended the Elk's Club winter series dance at the club ballroom from 9 to 10. Lillian Thatcher's orchestra supplied music and the event was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Elks' Clup
Elk’s Club
Lillian ‘Thatcher
Army officer court martial held at Madison Barracks
Watertown New York December 2 The court martial of Colonel Robert Wirst Tard Infantry United States Army opens today at Madison Barracks Colonel Tifratto is charged with conspiring to strip a solider who wore handcuffs and with conspiring to have the soldier chained to a post Also appears an unrelated rental line for furnished room with list BIS and phone number S:
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Watertown
N.Y
Robert Wirst
Tard Infantry
Madison Barracks
Tifratto
City to Build Comfort Station 1 in Central Park Corner
An afternoon adjourned meeting discussed establishing a new comfort station at the northeast corner of Central Park at the intersection of Hudson and Twenty First Streets. Plans expect modern facilities with costs around 410,000 or more, with Commissioner T. B. Browning urging the project and Mayor elect Heywood and Commissioners Miles Jones opposing.
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Consroction
Dtta
Central Park
Hudson Avanna
Twenty Utth Street
T. B. Browning
Jles
Alr
Heywood
Miles Jones
Neeming
Walsh and White Set for World Championship Bout
New York December 2 Freddie Welsh of England faces Chasey White in a twenty round world light heavyweight title bout to be staged within weeks. Managers announced the plan today with both fighters preparing for the decisive matchup.
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New York
Freddie Welsh
England
Chasey White
Cokcage
Len
Admiral Winslow Demands Protection After Sinaloa Raids
Admiral Winslow demands adequate protection for American lives and property in Sinaloa after Mayo Indians raid Topolobampo. U S cruiser San Diego inspector reports burned American consular home, looted houses, and property destruction including the United Sugar Co. harness and equipment losses. Carranza troops accused of looting. several prominent American houses burned. civilians seek refuge aboard the Gan Dingo.
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Topolobampo
Elaloa
Mer
San Francisco
Nce
Sinaloa
General Munoz
Carranza
Cameron McRae Winslow
Pacific Fleet
United States
San Diego
Munoz
Admiral Winslow
Bia
Tos Mochis
United Bugar
M.A. Lewis
Ralda
F. F P. Johnston
United Busin Companies
Fastor
J. H. Beally
J.D. Dilloghset
Indiana
Tcdaz
Tok
Jia
Trial of German Officials Ends in Hamburg America Case
New York reports the Hamburg America trial nears conclusion with four German officials accused of conspiring to defraud the United States. The defense contends coal and other cargo bound for German warships were lawful. prosecutors argue such manifests raise motives but do not alter legal duties. Jurors told to ignore neutrality or international law questions as not relevant to the trial.
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New York
Der
United States
Dory Teorenee
Ito
Japanese Baron Honored Guest in New York
New York December 2. Before his arrival here Tuesday Daron Shibuzawa has been the honored guest at a long series of receptions luncheons and dinners. The baron will dine with bankers and attend a Japan society dinner with Ambassador Chinda. Noted city leaders including John D Rockefeller Jr paid tribute to the financier at a Lotus club dinner. Elbert H. Gary praised his patriotism and dedication to national interests as the US seeks Japan friendship for strategic reasons.
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New York
Daron Shibuzawa
Japan Society
Chinda
Mana
Lotes Club
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Maron Ghibusawa
Elvert Hl. Gary
United States Brees Corporation
America
Japan
Indicted for Wife's Murder in Minnesota
Frederick T. Price was indicted for first degree murder in the death of his wife Mary Price whose body was found at the base of a cliff along an automobile road in November 1914. Charles D. Eckenson, who accompanied Price the night, was also charged with the same degree. Extradition and legal motions are pending.
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Minnespolis
Mino
Frederick T. Price
Mary
Imcier Tees
Minnesota
Mrs. Price
Price
Charlee D. Eckenson
Prica
Cloture Rule Debated as Senate Courting a Fight
Washington reports the senate Democrats reopen a caucus over a cloture rule to force debate on measures amid counter tactics. Indications show strong opposition from several Democrats, with party leaders pushing assignments in committee and bargain politics shaping the fight. Read the Classified Ada.
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Washington
Senate Democrats
Democrata
Robbery trial of Joseph Henry Martin ends with jury submission
The trial for diamond theft from Mrs Taabella Wallin and the linked blackmail letters concluded as Judge John G. Wills announced the defendant J H Martin would submit the case to the jury without further argument. Witnesses testified to his alibi and good reputation while the state pressed Wallin’s identification and the engrained details of the crime.
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Joseph Henry Marin
Meddden
John G. Wills
John C. Davis
California
Samuel F. Lawrence
Ogden
Lawrance
Davis
Wallin
Martin
Aba
Working People Demand in Berlin as Troops Fire
Berlin dispatch reports a large demonstration by workers over food shortages. troops broke up the crowd, with casualty claims of 200 dead. The Milan despatch cites dramatic scenes from Terlig via Herre, Switzerland, but the report’s accuracy is unconfirmed.
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Berlin
Paris
Deg Debate
Milan
Fournier
Terlig
Herre
Switzerland
Ies Teasts Raya
China Denies Alliance With Belligerents
Peking says the Chinese government has never considered abandoning neutrality or joining any belligerent power. The foreign office statement rejects any proposal or negotiations on such a move and asserts China has not engaged with any side in a potential alliance.
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Peking
Chistse Kovernmect Mada
Foreign Office
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