Ogden Kindergarten Supervisor Irene Curtis Recovering
Irene Curtis, supervisor of kindergarten work in Ogden city schools, is recovering at DFE Hospital from a severe nervous breakdown suffered last week. She came to Ogden from Oshkosh, Wisconsin last fall and was noted for energetic work building up the department. She is expected to recover in a few days and resume duties.
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Miex
Irene Curtis
kin‘Wérgarten
Ogden City
St the.Deo Hospital
Thia
Nice Curtis
Ming Curtis
Ogden
Oshkosh
Wis
Wisconsin
M. Conroy
al Ogden
Negro Struggle to Organize Sparks Jail Detainee Tale
Charlea Hrigen a young black inmate with copper color is held at the police station after a reported attempt to organize a conspiracy. Detective Peter Maylin investigated a robbery at the Marlon hotel, while Hrigen’s case includes a treasurer charge and continued arraignment.
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Charlea Hrigen
Briaca
Peter Maylin
Marlon
Hinenve
Chicago
Ogden
Hay
Oregon Short Line to Expand Local Yards
Due to higher passenger and freight traffic the Oregon Short Line terminals in the loci yards may be extended with additional cars. Superintendent J H Dodds will confer with General Manager MM Platt in Salt Lake City. Details of the extensions are undisclosed but costly improvements are anticipated. Superintendent Dobbs plans to return to Ogden tomorrow. Salt Lake City reinforcement is expected to order the enhancements.
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J. H. Dodda
Atvision
Feterthia
Salt Lake City
MM. D. Platt
Dobbs
Ogden
Red Cross Stamp Sale Opens In Ogden Today
The annual Red Cross Christmas stamp sale begins in Ogden with a rush of shoppers at ten downtown stores. Volunteers and committees coordinate booth operations while workers canvass to boost sales as the campaign aims to surpass prior efforts. organizers list volunteers and who runs each booth with local hotels and shops aiding in the drive.
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Red Cross
Christman
Ogden
Hauths
Wrights
Hugh M. Rowe
Eccles Tudding
Cleone Nich
James Bovine
Mira Elen
Scowcroft Reed
Ted Litefield
Healy
Thompson Corn
W. D. Brown
Burts
A. Boyd
Last
Thomas
Paina & Hurst
Presbyterians Annual Bazaar Opens Weekend Sale
The biannual bazaar at First Presbyterian church begins with exhibits and a supper this evening at 6 o clock. Proceeds support church work while stock includes ribbons fruit preserves jams and various household items. A lost watch rewards note and a contact street address are listed for return.
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Alpina
Rerard Aeccas
Lebarge
Pats Sears
Christmas Sale at Cull Culture Club Stands Ready
The Cull Culture Club hosts a Christmas sale with booths run by Mrs Wilson and others. Proceeds support a tuberculosis fund as volunteers knit and ornament holiday packages. Local merchants contribute, helping a charity drive amid festive stalls and community support efforts.
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Mera
Joe J. Werrie
Mov
Wileap
Gulley’s—Mra
Louis Peery
Maraball
Mire
Roland
Ballastyna
W. Tinley
Washington
BBY
Conroy
Moslor
Dorothy Wright
Chil. Wilson
Bolptolin
Tia
Oden
Rad Groga Christos Atamos
F C Smith Continues Onward Way To Russia
F C Smith proceeds toward Russia with a party of American engineers to rejuvenate Russia's transportation system. The group, including J. Rawland and others, sails amid oblique references to Moscow and Muscovite Republic logistics. The report notes internal matters do not hinder American engineers and hints at rewards tied to Russian proteus.
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Johingon
Chin
Southam Pacific
Pontcard
Amilth
Shomaa F. Rawlande
Rhasle
Russia
Pheeri
Tronaliti
Hawathin
Smalth
Alrick
Muscovite Republic
Draft evaders rounded up by officers in Great Falls
A. B. Ester of Great Falls Mont examined today by the city exemption board and ordered to wait. Nero until another draft contingency. Cathy Lewis will be sent. 116 did not report for examination to his local board. Fred Wheatley arrested on suspicion of evading the draft. He confessed to being 25 and attempted evasion. He is held in county jail for federal authorities.
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A. B.ester
Great Faille
Mont
Walt Nero
Eaven
Cathy Lewis
Great Paljs
Fred Wheatley
Atlas Thomas
Wheatley
Deralles Soule
Pincack
Ing
Haul
Wi Cage
Selective Service Army
Bank Tax Case Before Judge Overvaluation Claim
The Magri National Bank sues Weber County and Joseph Stravey claiming excess property taxes for 1916. The bank alleges the county assessed capital stock at more than double its actual value and paid taxes under protest, seeking 104.68 dollars in overpaid taxes. The defendants move to quash the suit, arguing facts do not support a legal action.
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Tia Magri National Bank
Webor
Joerph Sravey
Weber County
Ha Bank
Tingree Bank
Demurter
Red Cross Liner Collision Sparks Halifax Explosion Rumors
A Boston report describes a Halifax explosion with fragmentary Western Union wire outages and rumors of casualties at the Western Union office. Censorship limits details as Halifax communications are severed and efforts shift to wireless, with no confirmation of fatalities or location specifics.
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Bostom
Boston
Halifax
N.S
Western Union ‘Telegraph Company
Hallfas
Montreal
The
Western Union
St. John
Clty
Haalifax
Halitax
York
Tlalitax
Utah Stocks Gueratians Furnished Over Private Wire
Stocks and sales data for December 6, 1917 from the J. A. Hagle & Go wire at 2409 Hudgon Avenue. Listings include numerous concisely priced shares such as Albion, American Can, Copper, Coltonwood King, Dragon Consolidated, Crown Paint, Grand Central, Iron Blossom, Judge Mining, Labs Tintic, Michigan Utah, New Quincy, Prince Von, Silver Shield, Tintlé Standard, and others with bid and ask figures, quantities, and prices noted. Also includes 20 Industrial Stocks with bids and asks for Amalgamated Sugar, Cement Securities, Home Fire Insurance, Independent 7, Lion Coal, Mt. States To., Qaden Pek. & Proy.
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Colorado Consolidated
Lie
Collonwood
King
Dragon Consolidated
Crown Paint
Grand Central
Bor
Howell
Iron Blossom
Seller
Judge Mining
Labs
Tintic
Ihe
Michigan Utak
Isa
New Quincy
Prince von
toSc
Salls
South Hecla
Siiver Shield
Weel
Toledo
At &c. Zuma
Amalgamated Sugar
PEG
Lion
Mt. States
Qaden Pek. & Proy
World Markets Rally Then Slump Amid War News
New York trading opened with rail stocks led by Delaware and Hudson and St. Paul as investors greeted interstate commerce commission recommendations. By mid-morning gains faded. heavy selling hit rails, utilities, and metals while Liberty bonds fluctuated. Reading declined about 2 points as prices for livestock and cattle rose in Kansas City trading.
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Few
York
Delaware & Hudson
St. Paul
Union Pacific
New York Central
Rock Island
Canadian Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Raila
Reading
Chicago Corn Market Faces Weather and Volume Pressures
Unfavorable weather prospects buoyed some strength in the corn market while trading volume stayed light. Early quotations showed January futures around 4.91 to 4.95 dollars and May near 5.19 to 5.24 dollars, with a soft reaction followed by a renewed uptick as buyers remained active.
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Chicago
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DFE Hospital
Frederick ‘Warde
Ruth| Roland
Redgross
Wright
Hoomcroft
Presbyteriang
S & Misses
Owa
Edison
F C.smith
Groe IO
N. J
Walfax
Unuker
Ward
Canadian Pacific Telegraph Company
Corp
May
Utah
J. A. Hagle & Go
Hudgon Avenue
Alta Consolidated
Albion
Buolian
Siée
St. Columbus
Rexall
Spargo
Kansas City
J. A. Hogle & CO
Judson Ave
Azz
Storks, Bands
Cotten, Graln
Chicago Board of Trad Balt Lake Stock
Pee ‘Aning Exchange
S. M. Scott
Rasicent Partner
Logan & Bryan
Theda Bara
Camille
Ogden Boys
Camp Kearny
Ogden Theatre
Mae Murray
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