Frank Cavanaugh Bound Over In Poisoned Drink Case
Frank Cavanaugh was bound over to the district court by Judge George A. Harker on a charge of mingling poison with drinks. The preliminary hearing opened and concluded with County Attorney Evans leading the prosecution and defense by R. H. Raumunk. Witnesses included N. J. Flebuah, W. F. Whalen, and police officers, detailing the alleged poisoning incident at the Diamond saloon involving Rodefer and Cavanaugh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cavanaugh
Dlstriet Court
George A. Harker
Telal
Art
Joseph F. Evans
Joseph FE. Evane
R. H. Raumunk
Des Fener
Winntsees
Henry Blosser
Cavanaugh
Witnexaes
Modefer
Rodefer
Wag
Frank
Walter Bymth
Rodeter
Mquar
Cavanavigh
Willian
Mus Milicon
T. C. Peterson
William Richardson
W. J. Whalen
Peterson
N. J. Firbush
Frank Smyth
Nodefer
Rabies Trigger City Orders Unmuzzled Dogs Killed
Harry McPheeters age seven was bitten by a rabid Spitz dog at 2958 Wall Ave. The injury prompted Dr. T M Meally and Dr. F Edwards to order treatment from Washington. City officials and health inspectors acted to muzzle or kill dogs and enforce local ordinances to prevent further danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry McPhersers
Atate Board of Health
Nean
Spitz
McPheeters
Litte Marery
Utah
Haines
Dr. Beatty
Inspector Bhorten
Shorten
Department of Public Safety
W. E. Whalen
Ateny
Court Division Reassignments Named by Numbered Departments
A new district court order renumbers divisions as Department No 3 and Department No 2 with Department No 1 remaining in the large courtroom used by Judge Howell and Department No 27 in the small room used by Judge Harrie. For years 1917 and 1918 Judge Agee will preside in Department No 2 and Judge Pratt in Department No 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell
Harrie
Agee
Pratt
Rye Patch Property Le Bow Ore Vein Reported
Lorin Hall of Rye Patch Nevada, with Willard Scowcroft and other stockholders, reports a 27 foot vein of sulphide ore beneath the Rye Cate mine oil workings at the Silver Bell and Alpha Consolidated Mines. Estimated old stones contain silver values of about five ounces per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Hall
Rye Fateh
Nevada
Willard Scowcroft
Silver Bell & Alpha Consolidated Mines
Rye Cate
Mc Hall
Prospecting notes reveal ore body and tunneling plans
Be 200000 tons of ore which will run 0 ounces of aliver. For the reduction of this ore a 100-ton mill is being erected. Diamond drills are to be mutated at the face of a 1000-foot tunnel which has tapped the old workings and ground explored for other ore bodies along bedding planes crossed by fractures.
Noblitt Auto Company to Modernize Utah Storage Space
The Noblitt Motor Car company remains at 2352 Washington avenue in the Fraternity block sharing space with Utah Auto Storage. They plan to remodel the large garage into a modern repair and storage facility, aiming to handle a local auto business, with the butcher shop corner to be abandoned by December 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nobbit Motor Car Company Bas
Washington Avenue
Fraternity Block
Utah Auto Storage Company
Noblitt Auto Company
Woman Overconfident In Revealing Age
A brief note observes that some women exaggerate or obscure their age in conversation, reflecting social norms about women's appearances and honesty. The remark treats age as a playful social topic without directing any person.
Burglary Attempt at Bilamarek Rooming House
Theo TQ and M. Davis, two women, were arraigned on charges after an alleged burglary attempt at a Bilamarek rooming house on the night of November 5. They allegedly used a window bind with wire to reach for a tenant’s clothes as Mrs. Grelner and her son witnessed the incident and alerted police. Arrests were made by Sergeant Fitzgerald and Patrolman Canfield. Preliminary hearing set for Thursday, Dec 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derick
M. Davis
Bilamarek
Grelner
Are
Oclek
Davin
Thur Fay
Dr B B Forbes Announces Candidacy For School Board
The Second ward candidate Dr B B Forbes outlines his views on school governance. He opposes superintendent Milla and Sills, supports night schools, rejects salaries for board members, and proposes donating his salary to Martha Society nursery if elected. He seeks honest, economical school management and asks others to announce their willingness to serve without pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mysells
Milla
Sills
Starm
Martha Society Nursery
Martha's Home
Apo
IL B
Fordes
Weber Club Holds Annual Meeting and New Year Event
The Weber club plans its annual meeting on Monday January 8 1917 with new officers and directors to be elected under a new ballot system. A nominating board will select members for ballots and distribute copies to members. The club also advances preparations for a New Year Eve celebration led by John Spanao Pred W Gentech L Nachmiller and Arthur Kuhn with music and dancing to follow a Sunday evening program beginning after eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Club
Daenters
Reynolds
Syaten
Thi
John Span Ao
Pred W. Gentech
L. , Nachmiller
Arthur Kuhn
Fifth Ward Juniors Triumph In Lopsided 41 15 Victory
Fifth Ward Juniors defeated Eleventh Ward Juniors in an 41 to 15 basketball game. Lineup details appear garbled but indicate local youth teams and players from Lindsay Center and Douglas area. Rallying supporters note Fifth Ward challenges any team under 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
Eleventh Ward
Chichiow
eessereeereeCe
Lindsay
Kleinman Not To Be Brought Back Details Unclear
County Attorney Joseph E Bran refused extradition at Weber County expense for Derk A. Klelmas a broad machinist jailed in Detroit on desertion charges. He sent word not to authorize release as Klelman had been sending money to his family in Oden. Sheriff T A DeVine blocked further action and notes his employment in the Jitner city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E Bran
Weber County
Derk A. Klelmas
Detroit
Oden
Klelman
T. A. DeVine
Sele
Klelmao
Prohibition Debate Reflected in Seattle Letter
Judge A W Apes quotes a friend in Seattle praising the dry law two years after a wet era. He notes fewer disorders, fewer beggars and fights, and more steady paychecks in homes. The letter suggests Washington will stay dry but may move to total prohibition at the first chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Apes
Seatsle
Beattie
Seattle
Washington
Pacific railroad examiners return in special car
After a two year absence the board of examiners of the Pacific railroad arrived in a special car. William Nichols chairman J S Moore and John F Miller comprise the board. They will test engineers foremen brakemen dispatchers telegraphers and yardmen. It is part of Safety First to ensure employees understand the general rules and operation methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Ayster
Rouben Pacific Railroad
Ogden
William Nichols
J. S. Moare
John F. Miller
Villa Plans Move as Villa Forces Rally to Mountains
Juaret Dec 2 Officials say Villa leads trains with Toot toward the Mesa Northwestern rally road station to unload stolen property and move to the western Chihuahua mountains with hire troops. Carranza officers expect Villa to abandon Chihuahua City rather than face Marguin’s superior forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juaret
Villa
Messeo-Northwestern
Rally Road
Chihuahua
Carranza
Chihuahua City
Ft. I B Ks
Marguin
Sante Novalla
Jpnenez
Parral
Ojinara
Oppostte Prealidio
Toray
Oo Juarez
Society events and dances among Ogden groups
Dec 1 social notices from K C K club Home Culture club and Poinsettia club list meetings and entertainments. Mary Matson hosts Historical Society gathering. Leap Year Dinner Dance at Maids and Matrons Club features Miles Lillian Thatcher Orchestra. Parcel shower for Miss Lulu McChesney at 274 Twenty-eighth Street. Lila Eccles hosts informal dancing party at David Eccles home with Lillian Thatcher Orchestra. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matrona
Miles Lillian Thatcher
Ogden
Dioner
Lila Eccles
David Eccles
Jefferson Avenue
Eccles
Lillian Thatcher
Maccabee Surprise for Past Commander at Silver Review
At the Silver Review No. 1 meeting, retiring past commander Mrs. Allee Collins was surprised and escorted to the altar by the guard. Mrs. Holland acted as captain, and Mrs. Colina received a set of silver teaspoons as thanks for her interest in the guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccabee
Silver Review No. 1
W. E.A
T. M
Allee Collins
Mra
Holland
Colina
Woodmen dancing party draws nearly five hundred guests
The Woodmen of the World held a dancing party last Wednesday with about 500 attendees. Captain Sam Jost led a drill by fifteen men, Nichola's Orchestra provided music, and punch and cake were served after the performance. Fine Art Needlework Bazaar planned by First Presbyterian Ald Society will feature turkey supper and various handmade items on Tuesday and Wednesday at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Jost
Nichola
Ald Society
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs Dinsmore Hosts Sewing Club Afternoon
Mrs Lutton Dinsmore entertained the sewing club last Wednesday at her home 969 24th a tree. The afternoon featured needlework and a dainty luncheon. Guests included Mrs Ed Twin Bader Mrs Dert Parker Mrs Ralph Emerson Mrs Lysle Watts Mrs Tob Gleony Miss Zell Davenport and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinsmore
Lutton Dinsmore
Eds Twin Bader
Dert Parker
Ralph Emerson
Lysle Watts
Tob Gleony
Zell Davenport
Surprise Party for Thorsted Family at 1 Fourth Street
A pleasant surprise party was given at Edward and Olin Thorsted's home on November 29 by Mrs and Mrs Thersted. Games and social time followed by a lunch at noon. Attendees included Cutler Milly Shatler Madeline Quilfigan Elen Christianson Edith Guilikson Marga Tete Thorsted Carrie Thorsted Edward Thorsted Ollo Thorsted Cleve Poulson George Poulson Al Biddle and Arbor Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Olin Thorsted
Thersted
Wert
Hen Cutler
Milly Shatler
Madeline Quilfigan
Elen Christianson
Edith Guilikson
Marga
Tete Thorsted
Carrie Thorsted
Ida ‘Johnson
Ada ‘Thorsted
Edward ‘Thorsted
Ollo Thorsted
Cleve Poulson
George Poulson
al Biddle
Aribor Johnson
Boy Convicted Of Starting Fires In Angeles Forest
Two youths, recently convicted in a Los Angeles court, started a campfire that caused a forest fire near Newhall California. About 400 acres burned and property worth around 100000 was destroyed. They were sentenced to community service and ordered to report back to court in six months and to study the damage. District Forester J F Kneion approved the sentence as a teaching moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Angeles
Angeles National Forest
Newhall
Cal
J. F. Kneion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yeomen
Fem
Nei
Foreman
Ogden Savings Bank
Theo TQ
Aaoomer
B. B. Forbes
WARD
A. Wileut
Wilcox
H. Petty, IL
Douglas
Kleinman
Mam
K. C. K. Club
Knights of Pythlng
K. C.K. Club
Are. T
Fitagerald
Jatcheon Avenue
Poinsetta Club
Abs. C
AL Crawford
Monroe Avenue
Poneetta Club
Lulu McChesney
Ruth McChesney
Ray Pearson
Bom
Elebih Street
Miss McChesney
Litr Evans
Tindale
Ellia Forel
Slee
Gladys Pearson
Mite
Smith
Geel
BY E. Grey
Freemonde
E. Grey
24Th ST
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