Ogden News Briefs Include Local Post, Births and Deaths
Ogden items report local post office arrivals for four carriers with wagons costing about 150 dollars each. Notices cover marriages, licenses, arrivals to Salt Lake trips, a private car visit, and travel to California. Bessie M Anderson dies at Kaneaville. infant paralysis claims a 7 year old sister. funeral planned in Kaneaville. Thames Farr returns from Cache Valley. 30 Mormon converts pass through Ogden. Alfred Bailey arrested for petit larceny in Wall Avenue crackdown. Pay day at the state school brings about 1000 in wages for staff and teachers.
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Gond
Salt Lake
Fesney
Jack
Salt Lake Raitin
Kodak Films
McIntyra
Carl Adams
H. H. Lueenberg
Ed Jone
E. W. Manning
Fate Commission
Coal Parker Cos! Co
Pac
Paine & Wurst
Albert E. Becker
Stocols Avenue
H. R. James
Sixteenth Street
San Diego
Old Mexico
Starao
Ste
Andenson
Bessie M
Ire
A. Anderson
Kanesville
Andrew Anderson
Kaneaville
Cache Valley
Thames Farr
Smithfield
Tual Nema
Farr
Ogden
T. F. Rowlands
Dirfelon
Distaton
Alfred Bailey
I. W. Jawelt
Wallavenue
Twenty-fourth
Twenti-ffth
Iloin
Albert Faure
Seralon
Mate Acheal
Prize Boar at the School Farm Finds New Arrival
An entry in the Utah State School for the Deaf dairy farm diary notes the arrival of Mejestic's Handsome Sec. 5, a prize boar welcomed early in the week by the farm department.
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Utah State Schoor
Andi Mad
Mejestic
Pedigreed boar boosts state school stock at Glendale farm
The Sheffield Furn purchase for the school’s farm department, led by head of farm price, added a valuable blooded boar. Pedigree traces to Master Majestic and Handsome Lee, with Baron Sth and Handsome Girl lines. Price notes the 42-pig line as among the state’s finest, with twenty pigs slaughtered this fall for the state school.
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Sheffield Furn
Glendale
Bterileg Price
Ihe School
Stajestic
Lee
Price
Pisa
Master
West Virginia
Hila
Handsome Qlriard
Ohio
Handsome Lee
Lord Lee
Majestics
Atate
Foreigner Visits Utah State Schools for Insight
A Argentine Republic visitor, Mr. Borden, with J. J. Cannon of Salt Lake, toured the State School for the Deaf and Blind and the State Industrial School. He praised current methods, noted the new primary building, and will study Utah irrigation and education systems during his U.S. trip.
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J. J. Cannon
Salt. Lake
Borden
Argentian Republic
Argentina
United
Divorce Granted In Lindsay vs Lindsay Case By Judge Rowell
In the divorce action Aareline Lind say against David A Lindsay the plaintiff was granted a divorce by Judge N J Harris Mrs Lindsay testified her husband failed to provide necessities of life for the past year Nels Peterson pleaded not guilty to abandoning his minor child and failing to provide for him. Future trial date set. Naturalization hearing schedule announced for January third Monday bi monthly. Utama Drug Company assignment hearing set January 14. Motions in Garcia v Union Phelps and Canfield Manufacturing v J Marra taken under advisement. Probate contest for Garrett Wesnellnk estate noted for trial.
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Aareline Lindsay
David A. Lindsay
N. J. Harris
Lindsay J
J. A. Howell
N. Harris
District Court
Araignee
Utama ‘Drug Company
Garrett Wesnellnk
Special music released for Ogden conference program
The Ogden Tabernacle choir and soloists issued special music for the quarterly conference of the North Weberntake. Selections include The Coming of the King from the canto. The conference is set for Sunday at 10 am and 2 pm with Apostle David O. McKay and President Brigham H. Roberts as principal speakers.
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North Weberntake
Ogden Tabernnacle
Belng
Wiscessons
David O. McKay
Bricham H. Roberta
Frst
Quorum of Seventy
Real Estate Transfers on File in County Recorder Office
Orden Trust and Development company transfers property to Charles Woodman estate part of lot 6 block 25 plat A Ortenaurrer. Consideration 10 dollars. Mary Toules Tobincos transfers to Rebecca Cannady parts of lots 26 and 27 block 7 Harriman addition Qyden survey. Consideration 1000 dollars.
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Heal
County Recorder’s Office
T Orden Trust & Development Company
Charles Woodmans Re
Orten Aurrer
Consideralan
Mary Toules Tobincos
Rebecca Cannady
Harriman
Qyden
Female Held For General Housework Gin Case
A female suspect was held in connection with a case tagged as gin for general housework at 626 Van Buren. Authorities reported vague details and continued investigation.
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van Buren
Apieiek
Deakers Testifies in Damages Suit in District Court
In a $50,000 personal injury case, Merman Denkera versus Southern Packing, Judge N J Harrie hears the testimony. Denkera describes a Friday collision with a train as his car stalled on the rails and the engine died, leaving him unable to clear the track before the Southern Pacific train struck. Several witnesses, including James B Hunter and others, attended the proceedings yesterday afternoon.
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Merman Denkera
Southern Pack
N. J. Harrie
Dees
Denkers
Hal
Ite
James B. Hunter
Daria BD
Handall Arthur D. Fowers
Adam A. Bingham
Byron JL. Aybee
Benjalmin B. Dye
Mots Lefgreen
GW. Owens
Ogden Casino Closings Spur Police Gambling Crackdown
Chief W. J. Norton ordered the closure of gambling rooms at a Twents Street hotel as Ogden reels from a long run of illegal gaming. Officials warn that gambling will not be tolerated while noting many players had returned after a prior club closure. Citizens report some gamblers warned that politics might open loopholes, but Norton asserts the gambling state remains clean and under watch.
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Elo
Ba Twents
Fifth Street
W. J. Norton
Ogden
Uso
Twenty-fifth Street Club
Norton
Kent
Castralda
Heavy Coal Shortage Sparks State Weights Action
City Inspector George Shorten reports a statewide weights and measures inquiry into coal deliveries. A Salt Lake City exam found 19 loads per hour underweight by about 1100 pounds total, potentially costing consumers up to 510000 annually. A special bureau meeting in Salt Lake City will decide on prosecutions of short-weight dealers.
Eccles Estate Incorporates to Continue Late David Eccles Business
The David Bolen company formed in Ogden with $90,000 capitalization to manage the late David Eccles estate valued about $7,000, with a 99 year tenure. Bertha M Eccles widow as president, David C Eccles VP, J R Eccles VP, Royal Eccles secretary treasurer, and Joseph M Eccles on the board. Minor heirs Homer G Eccles and William L Eccles hold stock until they reach age of majority, then share equally with others.
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David Eccles
Hetra
Ogden
Tha Corporaion
David Bolen Company
Eccles
Bualoces Alfaira
Logan Belre
Bertha
Fodea
Sire
Hertha M. Eccles
Homer G
Willam JT. Eccles
Minora
RS d
Incorpora Hon
David Berles
Cunningham Found by Auto Party Near Douglas Arizona
Ex-Tulsa attorney John W. Cunningham who escaped from Fronteiras Sonora during Villa troop occupation was found today walking along the railroad tracks toward Douglas by an automobile party from Douglas. G. J. Southard and other Americans who fled from Meicen town last Tuesday are being sought.
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Douglas
Ariz
John VW. Cunningham
Tulsa
Oklo
Fronteiras
Sonora
Joel Rodrigues
Hero
Carch
G. J. Southard
Meicen
Daughters of Battalion Resumes With Mrs Le Krumperman
Daughters of the Mormon Battalion will resume activities with Mrs M Le Krumperman at 7323 Quincey avyecour Saturday at 2 p.m. The local union No 325 United Brewery Workers of America of Ogden hosted a large crowd last night at the Royal Dancing academy where the event won the Fishth Anntabital award. Refreshments and a program were provided. Committee lists include executive S M Moore George Dinsdale Parley Anderson J Stoore Vance Pitts reception Georgy Rainey George Theon Ie C Gray William Carlson Floyd Fulech floor Bill Larsen Charles Tate Howard Coats Ed Evans A M Norbeck El E land J Moor manager Reese Lloyd.
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Tocal Union
United Brewery Workers of Americas
Ogden
Iba Royal Dancing Academy
Popular Labour Union
Ita Guesta
Ecrecotive
M. Moore
George Dinsdale
Parley Anderson
Vance Pitts
Georgy Rainey
George Theon
Ie C. Gray
William Carlson
Floyd Fulech
Billa Larsen Charles Tate
Howard Coats
Ed Fvans
A. M. Norbeck
el E. Land
J . Moor
Reese Lloyd
Berlin Riots In Favor Of Peace
Paris dispatch reports violent peace demonstrations in Berlin with police charging crowds. Storefront windows and cafes were smashed as soldiers joined in the disturbances. Similar protests occurred in Dresden and Leipzig amid belief that only a major outbreak would push the government toward peace.
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Berlin
Paris
Rome
Wenda
Zurich
Switzerland
Taris
Dresden
Leipate
The
Tagwacht
Germany
Steel Indication of Biggest Gain in Unfilled Orders
New York December 10 The unfilled tonnage of the United States Steel Corporation on November 30 totalled 7,169,489 tons, up 1,021,037 from October. The rise, about 1,024,037 tons, surprised the financial district as figures exceeded most estimates and marked the greatest increase ever by United States Steel. March 1913 unfilled tonnage was 7,468,956. Domestic demand surged in November and foreign orders, especially in South America, helped the totals. United States Steel common rose above 7 dollars briefly, then settled near 7 1/4 dollars amid active trading.
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New York
United States Steal Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Marth
Formen
Steel Corpars
Togald
South America
Steel Corporation
Oice
United States
Refining Company Formed in Denver Announcement
Denver announces the incorporation of the Greybull Refining Company, a 3,800,000 concern. The filing was made today at the Denver offices of the Midwest refining company, signaling a new venture in the refining industry.
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Denver
Colo
Greybull Refining Company
Midwrat Refining Company
Midwest Com
Oil firm to control marketing of new Wyoming wells
A company holds a substantial interest in the new concern and will control the marketing of the product from the corporation's oil wells located to the Blt Mora basin in Wyoming. See the Hippodrom today for two shows nightly at 7:30 and 2. Entire main-floor reserved for 10 and 20 cents.
Germany recalls German attaches in Washington
Washington reports that Ambassador Von Pernatorit informed Secretary Cant Inc that Captain Royed and Captain Von Vapen, German embassy naval and military attaches, were recalled at the United States request. The recall is portrayed as entirely in line with the emperor, and no further grounds are given. London dispatch notes Germany announced the recall via the Exchange Telegraph, saying details are not at hand, after discussions among the foreign, military, and naval ministries.
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Washington
Count von Pernatorit
Cant Inc
Royed
von Vapen
United States
Sle
Germany
Bec
Presers Lanning
Emperor Willams
London
Wantington
Boy
von Papen
Amatentam
Exchance Telegraph Company
Noltter
America
Chaplin in Mabel's Married Life at the Rex
Charlie Chaplin appears in Mabels Married Life at the Rex theater with a 2 PM show tomorrow. The light comedy promises Chaplin’s famed humor and audience charm in a local film screening.
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Chas. Chaplin
Mabel
the Rex
Explorers Hear First War News From Arctic Expedition
Cinton Iowa December reports a letter from Maquoketa wife of a wirelens operator on the McMillan Arctic expedition. The April 6 letter, carved by Fikimaa, says the party traveled 400 miles to South Greenland and was amply provisioned for another trek. News reaches crews amid Creemian frontier tensions and distant war rumors.
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Cinton
Towa
McMillan Arctic
Atre Jerome Ie Alen
Maquoketa
Hera
Fikimaa
Greenland
Ambiguous Letter Warns of Delayed Return for U S Party
A fragment notes a European trip where the party faces winter hardship and potential delay in returning to the United States. It mentions Professor Tan quary of Ichpols suffering frozen feet and hints at an extended stay if fall return is not possible.
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Bato
Tanquary of
Ichpols
United States
Rebuff to liquor interests in Postmaster General vote
London reports a rebuke to the Hanor interest as Herbert Samuel is reelected head of the Postmaster General’s department over Leeds printer Henry Knight. Samuel won in the Cleveland division of North Riding Yorkshire with 7315 votes to 1463, presenting his opposition to recent liquor sale restrictions as representing labor views.
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London
Hanor
House of
Herbert Samuel
Henry Knight
Leeds
Cleveland
North Riding
Yorkshire
Knighta
Katebt
Bia
Aliens Advised to Leave Athens
Paris dispatch reports that Austrian and Turkish officials have advised residents in Athens to evacuate. The Athens paper notes renewed talk of war reparations and upcoming partial army demobilization, indicating the situation is tense and evolving.
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Athens
Paris
Gende
Lthnes
Ingenious Soul Pilthers Enter Dining Toou
An odd fragment describes a character pair in a dining scene with nonsensical dialogue. The readable names suggest playful wordplay and a humorous miscommunication about food and drink. The text reads like a clipped, surreal dialogue from a story segment.
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Pilthers
Bilthers
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