Acids and Revolvers Raid Ties to IWW Conspiracy Case
Sacramento dispatch reports San Francisco raid on the rooms of Godfrey Ebel connected to Industrial Workers of the World conspiracy case. Police recovered acids and a revolver equipped with a mechanized device as part of evidence. Charges involve defendant Thomas Mulhall, deputy.
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Sacramento
Cal
San Francisco
Godfrey Ebel
Industrial Workers of the Work
Thomas Mulhall
War eclipsed star Stinchcomb set for western gridiron
Cleveland youth Pete Stinchcomb, a highly regarded football prospect, is expected to shine on the western conference gridiron next year. Coach Jack Wilee and the Buckeyes eye a powerful backfield as Stinchcomb returns from service with Uncle Sam, aiming for a strong season and another Big Ten title run.
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Pete” Stinchcomb
Cleveland J
Guchen
Stinchcomb
Simpat
Bill Hohensalern
Sunchomb
Obie
Columbus
Jack Wilee
Bute
Buckeye
Baccuold
Cleveland Nava
Eplosaky
Cart
Wikitory
Naval
Celebration in Paris Nov 11 described by Ogden youth
A teller to his father recalls nine hard weeks of occupation service and the Paris November 11 holiday crowds. He describes nights of celebration, the crowds clogging streets, and the shared joy of Americans and French, noting the world watchers and the Y M C A gatherings.
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Paris
Que
Ogden
Denar
Academy
Place de la Concorde
Ian
Glace
Y. MC. A
Nevada Stage Driver Killing Shocks Pardons Board
Ben H. Kuhl, awaiting execution for the stage driver murder, tells the board of pardons a self defense claim and a frame up scheme. He describes a planned robbery near Jarbidge with Searcey, a gunman, then shoots Searcey during a confrontation while the driver remains unaware, after which he hides the money and tries to cover his tracks. The board, with Acting Governor Sullivan, reviews his statement and considers commutation.
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Garson
Nevada
Board of Pardons
Ben H. Kuhl
Gral
Kuhl
Sullivan
Boyle
Kubla
Mooney
William Kennett
Supreme Court
EE. Caine
Carville
Elka County
Searces
Searcey
Robery
Idaho
Jarbidge
Searneg
Ed. Beck
Milervale
Lim
Deck
Wiliam McGraw
Is Eey
Scarcey
Semeey
Kubl
Ting
Sutolis Dapa Jamisping
Ty Searcey
Regia
Ana
Inliana
Bln
Nofors
Finland
Monakelur
Drivry
Beat Syphers Called by Death Ogden Man Dies in Flu Pneumonia
One of Ogden's prominent young men, W. F. Syphers, 1888 birth, died this afternoon before 3 at the emergency hospital from influenza and pneumonia. Survived by wife and child, three brothers. Remains to Lindquist chapel for funeral plans. date to be announced.
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Ogden
Wen Fferbert L. Syphers
Anc
Jia
Mr Syphers
Kansas
Bagira Lodge
Nie Maest
Gealdes
Acm
Bo Me Lindquist Chapel
Joked About the 200000 Coffins in Socialist Trial
The court hears testimony from Amos A. Schuler, a former editor of the American Socialist, about German agents and a secret route to Mexico discussed by Young People's Socialist League leaders. The case links to espionage act violations as the trial unfolds with witnesses referencing Liberty Bond figures.
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Chicago
Gee
Amos A. Schuler
Sulier
Chay Grant
Schuley
Americian Sociallist
Whe Hom Kraft
Joseph B. Flowing
Sal
Texas
Megice
Elernan Dash
Tie
Amk
Young People’s Snetalist League
Din
Mexico
Deaths and Funerals Across Several Local Notices
A jumble of obituaries lists Eugene Bingham 62 who died at local hospital after an operation. Surviving are wife and twelve children. Other notices include Mrs. Sarah Coy’s funeral cortege from Lindquist chapel to Plein City for grave services. Jefferson Clomptz’s funeral conducted at Maun. Ernest Blair 23 died at Red Cross hospital after brief illness. his wife also died. Margaret Wilson to have local services then interment in Rigby Idaho. Ida Wallis Golden 22 died of pneumonia. survived by husband, daughter, mother, brother Dayle, sister Miss Willis. K Myagoshoma 34 Japanese resident died after operation. funeral arrangements pending. Sherman Williams 60, former telegraph operator, died. services arranged at Larkin chapel. Emment Blair’s funeral at 2 pm Saturday in Ogden city cemetery. Epidemic halts government railway service between Anchorage and Seward. New Russian envoy M. Motheir en arrives in New York aboard Gambo.
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Blair
Ernest M. Blair
Red Cross
Lian
Golden
Ida Wallis Golden
Jr. W. Golden
Winterville
Miss
Ogden
Georgia Willis
Memphis
Tenn
Dayle Willia
Miss Willis
Hirkendall Chane
Sherman—Williams TI
Saeraar
Southern Pacelli Railroad
Dright
Didi Sherman
Larkin Chapel
Mr. Sherman
Ark Avenue
Billy Glasmann Arrives Home From Navy Service
William Glasmann known as Dilly returns to Ogden after discharge from the Navy at Newport News. Enlisted last July, trained at Goat Island California then mustered out on the Atlantic coast. He is the first of three brothers to return, with Lt R Glasmann and Blaine Glasmann still in service or training in California and Brest respectively.
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William Glasmann
Dumong
Ogdan
Dilly
Newport News
Billy
Navy
Goat Island
California
Atlantic Coast
Hilty
R. Glasmann
Battery Baoth
Brest
Francis
Fon Ig
Blaine Glasmann
Sau Pedra
Ogden Board Prohibits Gambling Tables Exhibition and Access
An ordinance by the Ogden City Board forbids displaying or exposing gambling tables or devices in barred or barricaded rooms to hinder police access. It also bans visiting such restricted venues where cards dice dominoes or other gambling implements are shown. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines on conviction.
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Palion
Board of Commirainners
City of
Ogden
City of Ogden
Gydon
Wisit
Renvierinn Mercel
Ordinance Prohibiting Gambling Tables In Ogden City
Ogden Utah ordinance adopted December 12 1918 bans gambling tables and related equipment in protected rooms and barring access. It imposes fines up to 299 dollars or imprisonment for not more than months and takes effect immediately after publication. City Recorder W J Critchinow certifies the copy as correct. published December 12 1918 in the Ogden Standard.
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Elfy
Board of Commissioners
Tagye
Ogden
Utah
IWS
Board of Commissioner
Ogden Cith
Ogden City
Sean W. J. Critcinow
City Recorder
Ogden Standard
Babe Ruth Star of 1918 Baseball Season
The article highlights Babe Ruth as the standout star of 1918 with widespread fan interest. It notes Ruth’s early impact, his versatile hitting and base running, and predictions that he would top the season despite other recognizable players drawing attention.
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Babe Ruth
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