Random references and hazards haunt Ogden area news
A chaotic scan shows miscellaneous items from Ogden and nearby areas. Finger prints demonstrated via a wire trans mission machine by Ivroy Lelatman of Ogden, with Douglas Leishman touring circuits. A gas explosion injures Willan Weaver at American Linen Supply, under repair aftermath. Ernest Osborn returns from Colonia Juarez Mexico, health concerns noted amid Panch Villa activity. City notices include discount on monumental work and a busy police scene with Charles Murphy released after slacker claim. Banter about plan to denver mission, Linda Vista travel, and Blind Joe Lee released from hospital wrap the fragment.
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Ivroy J. Lelatman
Ogden
Oakland
Cali
Douglas Leishman
Trainmaster Ted leads Southern Pacific at Reno
Fragmented report lists Ted as Reno based trainmaster for Southern Pacific. Mentions J F Devoreaux Santa Fe traveling freight agent and various scattered notes on Ogden Salt Lake City and Utah National Bank employee James Drysdale. Also references congressional party of eighteen touring from Hawaiian lands and a bazaar supper fundraiser on Grant Street hosted by Episcopal district Twenty Fourth.
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J. F. Devoreaux
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Santa Fe
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Epiacopul Tadtical
Aviators Lost At Sea Near Europe Are Rescued
Two American aviators lost their bearings while searching for submarines in Europe were spotted 650 miles off Ireland by a steamship. They were aboard a hydro airplane that appeared as a drifting craft to the rescuers. After refueling and receiving a new compass, they continued toward their station.
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Atlantic
Europe
American mission visits Pershing's forces in Paris retreat report
Colonel House and Lord Northcliffe accompanied by the American mission visited General Pershing at the American expeditionary forces headquarters. They observed training quarters and exercises including bayonet drill mortar and artillery practice with air support. The party praised staff organization and the esprit de corps of young officers and returned to Varian at 10 PM.
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Colonel House
Lord Northcliffe
General Pershing
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Varia
War Savings Certificate Terms and Redemption Rules
A 1918 war savings certificate is issued only with one or more stamps affixed. Each certificate holds 20 stamps of 5 dollars maturity to 1923 with a $100 return. Owners may redeem at maturity in 1928 for $106, with proof and surrender. Early redemption allowed anytime after Jan 2, 1918, with per-stamp monthly interest of one cent.
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United States War Savings
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
Ann
Ala
Pontoffics
Mysterious fire destroys Logan Mormon temple
A mysterious fire gutted the Logan Mormon temple early morning, with flames destroying most of the interior while only walls remained. Officials estimate a loss around 200000 to 260000, and investigators sought the origin as smoke hindered early assessment.
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Logan
Globe Milling and Grain Company Decision Delayed
The Globe Milling and Grain Company has not yet reached a final decision on its West Ogden site elevator and mill project. Officers and engineers expect a ruling within four days about proceeding, delaying construction as they consider purchasing an alternative site or continuing current plans. The proposed method involves driving piles and pouring concrete foundations, risking substantial expenditure while the West Ogden location remains highly favored.
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Globe Milling & Grain Company
West Ogden Ralanten
Paledt
West Ogden
Quiet Kirn ward school board election shows Riley sole candidate
At 7 pm the Kirn ward school board election reported about forty votes cast. James I Riley, board president and re election candidate, was the only person in the field with no opposition evident.
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Schol Board
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Tulgtee
James I. Riley
Feld
Elks Lodge Adopts Winter Meeting Notice
Informal notice for Elks members about a gathering at the lodge on Wednesday, December 5. Public notice includes details on timing and attendance, with standard lodge announcements and a brief call for members to attend.
Hoken Olsen Found Not Guilty by Jury
A jury yesterday afternoon acquitted Hoken Olsen on a charge of selling a bottle of beer to Sen. A. L. Yorgensen on January 6 1917. This completes the third and last indictment brought against Olsen by the grand jury.
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Olsen
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Yorgensen
Hha
United States Navy Tag to be presented at Unity Lodge
At Unity Lodge No. 18 tonight a regulation size United States tag will be presented to the lodge by a navy department representative. The meeting will include the election of officers for the local lodge and other arrangements have been made for the affair.
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United States
Navy Department
Elks Host Informal Dancing Party This Week
Local Elks club announces an informal dancing party to be judged at a Wednesday schedule. The notice notes a December event with public advertising and community turnout expected.
Government may take railroads during war if Congress blocked
The Interstate Commerce Commission recommended government operation of railroads for the war duration if Congress does not unify the transportation system. It urged increases in wartime funding and a suspension of pooling laws for freight, as an alternative to unified control.
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Washington
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Thhe
Divorce Petition Alleges Cruelty and Separation
Mrs Kate Christensen, 23, seeks divorce from 72 year old Charles Christensen, alleging cruelty and threats. She cites his confinement to a room, neglectful behavior, and intimidation of their four children, youngest twenty months, asking for divorce, custody of the children, and permanent alimony of 4 60 per month.
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Fine Ny Christensen
Rma
Christensen
Clahn
Acelyston
Ure de Fendtat
Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power appoints new VP GM
PDl RLINE gives B16 promotion. DB Kine, once general manager of the O Le 1, has been named vice president and general manager of the Wisconsin Minnesota Light and Power Company. He will reside in San Centre Wisconsin and oversee Lacrosse Wisconsin operations while remaining as part of the company’s leadership. He is regarded as one of the better known railroad men in the country.
British and American War News Inconclusive Dispatches
Reports from Ogden claim Stirring talks of a possible sale or consolidation involving Denver and Big Granite in the electric lines, while a Washington briefing notes officials deny direct knowledge. London reports a British Mesopotamian operation success as U S officials say Russian communications lacked White House authorization. No confirmations arrive from Berlin about armistice terms, and American packers face new directives on meat distribution and household savings measures.
Presbyterian Bazaar and Society Notes Highlight Local Events
A busy weekend feature includes a Presbyterian Bazaar at First Presbyterian Church on Twenty-Fourth Street with a big Lirkay supper, crafts sale, and holiday items. Also covered are society events, musicales, a Friday meet by Congregationalists, a dance party by the Fourth Ward, and brief society updates including visitors and travels.
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Pirst
S To & E'Elvek
Nln
Chyminis
Iit
Christiaas Petits
City Building by Noted Lecturer at Weber Club
Dr Pottenger, lecturer for the Marons, spoke at the Weber Club round table on city building. He argued a city reflects individual character and is shaped by the people within, much like an individual’s growth, with the finished city expressing its builders’ truth.
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Pottenger
Weber Club
Marons
St. Joseph
Atlasourt
Money Turned Back By Russ Ambassador
Washington December 5 The Russian ambassad or had returned to the treasury the five million dollars given to him for advance to Romania It was explained at the American embassy today that it could not be saved banked in rubles by the Russian State Bank at Petrograd The criminal plan aimed to have the Russian ambassador receive funds in dollars then transfer by order on Petrograd State Bank to the Romanian account The Russo German armistice delay today will defer disposition of the money Fitzgerald Honored
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State Department
Judson
Russia
C. Kerth
United States
Germany
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Mamnelan
Ruselin
Petrograd
Dolliva
Daily Market Report Paints Uneven Open With Mixed Stocks
The market opened with mixed signals as leading issues rallied while industrials and bonds softened. Copper, Crucible, and Utah Copper firmed, while tobacco slips and heavy declines hit rail and other industrials. cattle and livestock prices showed varied movement in Kansas City and Omaha markets amid broad market pressures from a presidential message and unsettled conditions.
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Fenlay
Ing
Utah Copper
Crucible Tech
Vosterdiny
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Liveliy
Kolm
Ald
Chicago Markets Mixed as Prices See Narrow Swing
In Chicago trading, futures quotes showed steady yet narrow moves with January at 1.20 1/2 to 4.20 5/8 and May around 1.48 6/8 to 4.38 28, amid scant offerings and local demand. Pork and corn futures edged higher on light selling while grain and sugar remained firm, and the hog market reported varied receipts with price ranges tightening across categories.
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Chicago
J-Ae
Pruyistona Prives
Utah Stocks Quotation Rundown on Hagla Wire
The Salt Lake Stock & Mining Exchange session showed a lively tone with Columbus-Heyall active despite a price dip. New Quincy traded heavily, moving around cents, while Standard rebounded and closed strong. Grand, Howell, and Zuma displayed steady or improved activity amid mixed quotes and minor declines.
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Salt Lake Stock & Mining, Exchange
Columbus-Heyall
Strurmner
Grand Con Frat
Howell
New Quincy
Agaia
Election Notice For W. O. W. Weber Calin Na 74
An annual officer election is scheduled for Thursday in December. Members are urged to attend to vote and support the upcoming year’s leadership.
Multiple funerals mark waves of local deaths in Ogden area
The day brings several obituaries and services: Mack Van Dyke buried after services at Craven home with interment at Ogden City Cemetery. Richard Baxter buried in Fourth Ward Chapel and interred at Ogden City Cemetery. John Clerk buried at First Ward Chapel, interment Ogden City Cemetery. Thelma Pickford, seven, funeral at Nah Ogden Meeting House with North Ogden interment. Mary Varier Vogler slipped to Santa Cole for burial. Ballantyne family services set in Fifth Ward Chapel with interment at Ogden City Cemetery. Jonnie Worth funeral at Larkin Chapel with Mountake View interment. Tyra Childs and infant sons noted with mother improving.
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Mack
Kcraven
Tika
Grantavonua
Ruter Wy
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Ogden City
Ilory
Baxter
Tuchard Baxter
Fourth Ward
Ogden City Cemetery
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Theltin Pickford
Parley J. Pickford
Nah Ogden
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Ballantyne
Varcell
Fifth Ward
Uomarrow
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Miclating
Thomas Il
Twenty-seventh Street
Tiarlow Avenue
Algo
Will &9
Roach
Jonnie
Larkin Chapel
Christian Garver
Mountake View
Autoniolle Cortere
Card of Thanks for flowers and support
We deeply thank friends for the beautiful flowers and kindness shown during our mother's illness. Your sympathy and care meant much to us in this difficult time.
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