Utah couples obtain marriage licenses at county clerk
Marriage licenses issued this morning to William Crathorn of Hooper Utah and Illy Kidd of Syracuse Utah and to Joseph Parking of Kaysene and Delphia Smith of Weat Point. Strang Estate orders assign entire estate of Joseph Streng to his widow filed at Weber County Court.
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William Crathorn
Hooper
Utah
Illy Kidd
Syracuse
Joseph Parking
Kaysene
Delphia Smith
Weat Point
Strang Estate
Joseph Streng
Weber Sourtty Court
Deaths and Funerals in Syracuse and Ogden area
Double funeral for John Hyrum and Enoch Henry Batton conducted by Delbert Cridder with musical tributes in Syracuse. Other services include Alonzo W. Brown at Ogden City Cemetery, Geurno F. Archibald shipment, Mrs. Margaret Wilson death in Syracuse, and additional funeral arrangements for Mrs. Strah Coy, Harrin M. Sanun, and Bertha Layman. interments listed in Ogden and Plain City cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Milter
Terment
Syracuse
W. R. Heazer
Ibert KB
Ogden City
James Slater
Lindquist
Strah
Tindquist
Plain City
Plain City Cemetery
Four Minute Men Aid in Drive for Red Cross
The Four Minute Men chairmen announce speakers will focus on the Ninerdas drive for the Red Cross, urging a 100 percent American response. They emphasize ongoing war relief, rebuilding Belgium and France, aiding wounded veterans, and maintaining mercy work through fundraising to support soldiers, sailors, and nurses.
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Say
B. Dobbs
Loca Four Minute
Ninerdas
Sorerleay
Red Cross
Ogden Mour
Sphlters
Sallora
Netghim
Poland
Serbia
Ted Crows
Ogden Reports Decline in Influenza Cases
Citizens gathered for prayer and praise as influenza cases dropped to the lowest level yet, with officials urging continued quarantine of the sick and strict health regulations. Mayor Shorten, confident in the city's course, calls for communal loyalty to protect health and ensure a happier Christmas season.
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Ogden
Shorten Ds
Pirie
Ogden Fither
Government to pay one third for infected livestock
The government agrees to share one third of the value of animals killed for tuberculosis infection. Weber county and Ogden stockmen report state veterinarian Dr Hoggan says the U S aims to eradicate the disease in livestock. Payments capped at 50 dollars for ordinary cattle and 100 dollars for pure bred cattle. Intradermal tuberculin tests for ringo cattle to be used by accredited veterinarians. Double vaccine to fight hog cholera. each state to set rules to prevent sale of cholera infected animals.
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Weber County
Ogden
Tron
Wi Hoggan
United States
United Sies Livestock Sanitary
Chicago
Hoggan
Bank receivers appointed for several state banks
Dunbar was named receiver for the Ct State bank at Bingham and the Copper State Bank at Copperfield. Appointments set at 100000 and 380000 for first and second receiverships. The banks were described as unsound with unsafe management. Commissioned Evans announced the action after examination by Attorney General Shields. Depositors faced runs. total paid about 69090. Some assets and sales planned as part of the receivership process.
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Bald Lake
Dunbar
WH. Aramel
Ct State Bank
Bingham
Copper State Bank
Copperfinld
W. EL
Caimuilsstones
Evans
Stanly
Dan
Shields
Mente
Carh
AtiOnona
AtiOnona, But Thus Generally They Are Willinganwate
Atfair
Pavsting
Tinghan State Watch Sodas
AOL
Matt Rannall
Justiti
Sealy Ton Madger Brothers
Wory Sears
T. Wells
Merning
Citizen's State Bank of
Minguam
Citizen Upholds Commissioner in Contested Inquiry
A fraught inquiry into Multie Safety led by T Joes and Lalor Seviferds ends with resignation of Mr. Kel pending questions. The document quotes emphasis on impartiality, conscience and the lack of punishment, noting the supposed aim to uphold the department despite rival views and ongoing testimony.
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Lalor
T. Joes
Multie
Ohie
Veltum de Witfeh
Ketliher
Abus Ohie
Coe
Viwaring
Kelwith
Janoa
Quor to Be Poured Down the Gutter
A court order enforces confiscation of whisky as a local liquor seizure unfolds. The narrative mentions John Tarinscernant and John Barleycorny Iorbo, tied to a journey into Ogden and a 24th street sewer, with references to Baltimore City figures Evangelice Ferrang and Fennings in a disorderly 19th century style.
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Joe A.B. Pritt
Jon Acers
Forson
John
John Barleycorny
Ogden
Wehrerangan
Evangelice Ferrang
Fennings
Balt Tike City
Tineals
Adjutant Ralph Douglas 19 and Camp Kearny Mentioned
Fragmentary notes reference Ralph Douglas 19 serving as adjutant and a Four from a royal cousin at Camp Kearny. The text mentions Wilili y neie and Capit Hanghia and hints at months of weather in California while referencing classified ads and a light, warmer climate.
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Flalyl
Yin
Hanghia
California
Halt Million Men In Navy During The War
Wartime estimates show Navy personnel rising from MP to nearly 500000 to man ships and stations, with Rear Admiral Painter detailing the draft, training, and new ship commissions. Admiral Palmer, commenting on the relief efforts, notes officers and men assigned to battleships and merchant service, plus radio crews for trans Atlantic service.
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Mt Navigaton
Ehipki
Batelpstlyt
Eng Cardiers
Adiiral
Palmer
Mucr Ohant Weazels
Navy Training Expansion Aims At 110000 Man Capacity
December 1919 report notes permanent training facilities expanding to accommodate 110000 men. Great Lakes station 44900, Newport 25000, Hampton Roads 25000, Pelham Bay 15000. Navy enlistments rising, desertions low, and U S states contributing manpower. New York accounts for a large share of native born residents.
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Great Lakes
Newport
Hampton Roads
Pelham Bay
N. Y
Rae
Montana
Nevada
Audusiral Palmer Ranners
New York
Wounded Men Return Too On Transport
New York December reports the Cahauires bringing home a shipload of overseas naval torpedo corps and wounded troops from the Argonne fighting. Lt. Ben Taylor of California is named among those wounded yet praised for bravery during late September and October battles.
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New York
Dee
Cahauires
Litton
Frenehaaa
Tenadtras
Argonne
Ben Th ‘Taylor
Lan Ane
Tuberculosis Debate At American Public Health Meet
Dr Rogers of New York addressed the American Public Health Convention describing tuberculosis as not only a city disease. He cited Indiana and Illinois data, noting 18 thousand cases nationwide and 2 000 Tul Tul cases in a midwestern area. He warned of widespread spread in farms and rural regions, with Crawford County showing extensive affected areas.
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Migton Te. Rogers
New York
Indiana
Amerina
Alee Stete
County housing fears spark debate on tenement limits
A local official warned that a sparsely populated area with fewer than 1,940 residents could not support dense housing. He argued that few three story tenements exist in the county and that many houses lack sufficient spacing or exterior windows, challenging the idea of city style coalitions in the region.
England Will Not Give Up Navy Says Premier
London dispatch reports Premier Flora George asserting a permanent peace requires ending conscript armies in Europe. The navy, she says, is defensive and not for offensive use, and thus should not be given up. Lloyd George comments on indemnity and moral balance. Read the Classified Ads.
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England
George
London
Bee
Flora George
Europe
Lloyd George
Regular Army Officers Oppose State Guards in Minnesota
In St Paul Minnesota Major W A Curtis former chief of staff to Adjutant General Rhinow charged that regular army officers oppose the national guard system and seek to render it ineffective. He claimed every regular army officer is against the guard and warned that without pay reform the national guard could fade away. Adjutant General Molony rebutted that federal law cannot dismantle the guard under present rules. Senator Johnson of California announced plans to speak on American policy in Washington.
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RT. Paul
Minn
Dee
United States
Poljutants
Centens Vlaips
Minnesota
W. A. Curtis
W. F. Rhinow
Curtig
Uni
Washington
National Guard
Curtis
Molony
Wsrinsing
Stiles
Abandonment of Rifleteen Construction Plants Noted
Washington dispatch reports the War department plans abandonment of Rifleteen construction projects and several chemical plants amid wartime strain. The note suggests criticism of current Russian policy and troop presence influencing decisions.
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Washington
War Department
YM C A Sends Supplies To US Boys In Russia
London dispatch reports twenty YMCA secretaries and many food and canteen supplies shipped to American troops in northern Russia destined to be frozen in for seven months. Funds totaling 150000 dollars were appropriated after Ambassador Francis urged need of steady support for workers. The expedition proceeds toward Archangel as area prepares for long winter, affecting soldiers' provisions and morale.
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YM. C. A
Russia
London
D R. Francis
Archangel
Flealas
Iroapa
Latin American nations urged by U S settle dispute
Washington December 11 Acting Secretary of State said the United States seeks an amicable settlement of the dispute over the provinces of Tate and Area. He noted it had been erroneously reported that ACEI had approached on the 510" sect.
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Washington
United States
No Food for Germany During Council Existence
Reports from Copenhagen indicate late governments plan to send food to Germany as the Allied forces seek the dissolution of workers' councils. The dispatch suggests the Allies may claim the right to march into Germany if German authorities resist.
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Copenhagen
Tee
Bork de
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Archibald
Geurno Fr Archibald
Tlymouth
Hox Elder County
Thomas
Mra
Thormas
Kirkendall Chapel
Ogden City Cemetery
Smuin
Harrint M. Sanun
John Smuin
Osden Sent
Rexburn
Itmbo
Aroy
Adue
Xmas Shopping
Brunswick
Hudson Ave
Browning Bros. Co
Saden
Oad Dunbar
NMDE
BANK
Citizen Upholds Commissioner
Ralph Douglas
Regular Army
Spots Wilson
Uke
Casiisle
Wealden
Wilson
Carlisle Castle
Helsinki
Germany
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