Endless Joy and Sorrow From Handbag Mystery
A police report details Officer Meissner on duty when a heavy handbag arrived with Steve Tul In Ws h. The crowd is unsettled as Tom Meissner notes the bag being carried from the union depot. Police seize the bag at Lin police Station and uncover 24 pint bottles of wine awaiting court tomorrow before Judge Rote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gretl Meissner
Police Department
Norkay
Dave
Meiesner
Yio
Motsane
Union
Steve Tul
Chletge
Tom Meissner
Lin
Vaiti
Judge Rote Mts
Ogden Considers Stronger Gambling Ordinance
At Ogden city meeting Commissioner Miles L. Jones introduced an amended gambling ordinance modeled on Fresno California. The draft is described as among the strongest in the United States and was referred to the city attorneys for further comment and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Miles L. Jones
Fresno
California
United States
Trade At Home And Avoid Influenza Says Ogden Letter
James W. Rawdon argues in a Standard letter that lifting the Salt Lake ban is a business ploy to draw Nye citizens to Salt Lake for shopping, while urging Ogden to keep its own health rules strict. He says Salt Lake pays higher sickness and death costs, and Ogdenites should shop locally to support merchants and keep the city clean and safe amid the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Lake
Nyden
Salt Lake
James W. Rawdon
Standard
Tandon
Side Lake
Ogden
Orden Health Board
Oeal Boar
Randon
Railroad Passes To Be Fixed By Federal Regime
Announcement from the Talend administration states that for 1919 annual transportation will be fixed on lines under Federal control in a designated region. Pass circulars will guide conductors and employees. passes beyond a home line will not be furnished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miesvar
Funeral services for A W Brown set for Tuesday
Funeral services for Alonzo W. Brown will be held Tuesday at 2 at the city cemetery. The sedan will lead the family procession from fifty second street to the cemetery with Masonic ritual at the grave and Rev. John K. Carver presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alonzo W. Nn
Ifty-Second Street
Prace
Tilly Antuetion
John K. Carverain
Vox
Man Wanted After Escape From Salt Lake City Trial
Salt Lake authorities search for a man who escaped custody from Salt Lake City. The warrant issued targets multiple suspects while court action and fines are noted. A City case mentions sidewalk neglect and enforcement by Captain Mahi and Judge Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlice
Salt Lake
H. J. Langford
Qadeu
Salt Lake City
Board of Heatth
S. Sakiman
Son Tast Might
Waa
Ddae Kohorts
Bakuma
Ronald Maeven
Ordlok
Mahi
Kim Wneley
Uver Baan
Jude Roberts
Yespeo
Car City
Yellowstone Park Expansion Bill Advances in Congress
A bill seeks to enlarge Yellowstone National Park by 60 400 acres from the Teton National Forest. If approved, the Teton peaks and Huffule River area would join the park, boosting scenic value and guiding new highways and roads across the expanded district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jro Bort
Gifs Distiict
Congress
Anl Supervicor of
Agricultves
Yellowstone National Park
Fionaua ‘Teton
Huffule River
Watorisis
Renin
Lynching of Black Man by Mob at Green River Wy
A mob of about five hundred men, mainly railroad workers, seized James Womlson a Black man this afternoon in Green River Wyoming and lynched him. Earlier in the morning a railroad employee was shot and another wounded at Union Pacific station. A white woman employee reportedly heard a demeaning remark and an ensuing mob action followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Womlson
Green River
Wyo
Union Parifie
Miller
Ogden Boys Listed Among Casualties
In today’s casualty report the names of Utah boys are listed. Peter L. Keyes of Ogden died of wounds Mervin A. Elwagh 18 TF D G Geren killed Harry Penman Uintah wounded severely Philip H Sorengan son of Andrew Sorenson R F D Ogden wounded severely Chas Tarkness in care of Mrs Mary Fink Box 184 Station A Ogden grounded slightly.
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Utah
Peter L. Keyes
Ogden
Mervin A. Elwagh
D. G. Geren
Aerson
Harry Penman
Uintah
Thilip H. Sorengan
Andrew Sorenson
D. J. Ogden
Chas. A. Tarkness
Mary Fink
Influenza totals and deaths prompt stronger quarantine calls
Sanitary officer George Shorten notes reporting errors caused inflated Sunday and Monday influenza figures. New cases estimated at 21 yesterday and 28 today as doctors update reports. Deaths since yesterday include Alma Clamptz, 16, and George F. Archibald, 92, with health officials urging continued quarantine measures to protect the public.
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George Shorten
Bunda
Yeaterfiay
Lelpna
Rhorien Indi
Tts
Prees
Alma
Clamptz
James B. Clamptz
George F. Archibald
Thirty-first
Anguitch Flu Strikes Town and Family
The article reports Anguitch in the town where many residents, including Supervisor Walker Widdle of the Sevier forest district, and his family, are ill with flu. A party attended by many sparked concern as the illness spreads through the community.
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Depuy
Walker Widdle
Sevier Forest
Neue Pane
Rulich
Forestry Department
Oldier
Tls
Jwhce
Stowas
Ieee
Ad Reilly
Az Vet
Captain Homer Young Dies from Wounds in France
Captain Homer Young, a longtime employee of the department, died after receiving wounds in France during the recent conflict. He is survived by his wife and a 14 month old baby born after his departure, who has not yet met him.
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Sul Weys
le Smierl
Hones
Heri
Yoouue
Erszing
Qwest Wels
Aector
Caplin Young
fTwin Falla
Gltho
Markets Rise and Fall on Steel Prospects and Commodities
Broad stock activity today saw gains in steel related issues and shipping equipment while Liberty bonds held steady. Industrial sectors including motors, automobiles, and chemical firms advanced, with United States Steel and rail stocks mixed as Mexican relations news weighed on petroleum shares.
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New York
Nec
Cary
United States ‘Steel Corporation
Strane
Tha Four
Wea
Studebaker
Alcohal
Mexican Petroleum
Motors
American Car
Bellway Steel Springs
Bert Sugar
Distillers
International Mickel
Wilson
United States
Atlantic Gulf
United Draft
General Motors
Stutz Motors
Texas
United States Steel
Livestock and Market Report From Multiple U.S. Cities
Mercantile paper and foreign exchange steady. OGDEN and OMAHA livestock markets show mixed cattle and hog prices with strong demand and varying receipts. Chicago and Kansas City deliver cattle and hog price ranges, while wheat and other commodities appear alongside stock market mentions and corporate notes.
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NEW York Money
New York
Mercantile
Ogden Livestock Market
Tima
Sia
Joan Stafand
Cuttera
Bologna Bulls
Real
Calved
Receipta
Tholey
Steckpts
Edie Lambs
Vethers
Omaha
Omaila
Nebe
Texas
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Gontaine
A. W. Brown
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Anguitch
Homer
Ies
Wou
France
World's
Chicago
Euver
Law Close
Chirago
Dee
Myrey
York
Ltan
Last
Thomas
WGI & Mil Gactries
Teel
Cannes
Eerhtre Posse
Owen
Leceipts
Rae RA Aicady
Cully
Wethers
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Der
Bureau of Markets
Yeaterday
Wmnds Central Oc
Mer
Marino .Oy
Acie
Marlo
Sars International
Kennecott Conner
Loulaviils & Nawhvlle, Ox
Maxwell Motors
Moxican Tetraleum Ss
Minmi
Midvale Atech
Misseuri Pacific
Newe York
Murratte & Western
Ee Dot Northern
Paciflc
Pennnsylvania
Pittsuirg Coal
Hay Consolidate
Fron & Steel
Inelain Gil & Hetlatogee Athernacilic
Fen Herr Raw Avy
pStudebaker Corporation
Termessie Cap
Coxas Company Tobacco Products
Ise
Union Pacific
Ted Clear
Ah Capper
Ted
Gandrich
American Beet Sugar
American Cante American Ca AB
Foundry
Wheene Hid
American Lacaniitse Sass
Amert Smilin
Americamn
Joon Atmeriom
Amneonda Copvereee Az Atchison
Rereer BS
Intios Mt . Vablwin Lacanative Rar
Aalfoare & Old Veces
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