Various Local Items Include Theft Report and Court Actions
Police sought a 17 year old Walter Reader who escaped from Farmington jail as charges of theft and other notices surface. District court suit filed by Spring Canyon Co. against Eccles Co. Mercantile for 51.24 on open account. Watch theft reported by James Mitchell. Marriage licenses issued to multiple couples. Calendars for 1916 distributed at Denver Rio Grande city ticket office.
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Dood
Ray Grant
Newdale
Kodak Films
McIntyre
Escorss
Walter Reader
Farmington
Brest
Coal Parker Coal Co. Cor
27Th St
Pac
Lester Hinchcliff
Fa Lo
Condon
Beraya
Sparga’s
Bramwell’s
Ald Society
Kerns’ Cafe
Spring Canyon Cos
Eccles Cooperative Mercantile Institution
Delia
Utah
Hendershot
Phoa
Acccrae’s
Amos Christenson
Hareld
Dial
Willard
Clyde Boothe
Honeyvilla
Lea
Kroksh
Tremantot
Altin W. Jensen
Morgan
Emma Mildon
Peterson
Police
James Mitchell
Denver & Rio Grande City
Tcket
Franck’ Ene
Phil
State Industrial band concert ends downtown in Tolabo
A 26 piece band directed by Professor E W Nichols performed last night in the downtown district, concluding with a visit to the Alhambra theatre. Fortunes and schedules are unsettled as more details follow.
Farewell Party For Pauline Christensen Mission Left
Society event Wednesday evening December 29 at 8 features a farewell for Pauline Christensen who departs January 12 1926 to serve a western mission. A dance followed at Five Points with a four piece orchestra and remarks by Bishop H. Turn. Also noted studio recital by Ellen Melsaner and a gathering of parents for local children including Dorothy Jensen Donustt Smith Gladye Jensen Thelma Stous Rows Jen ton Roneta Torrence Fern Riddioush and Gore Jensen.
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Mies Pauline Christensen
Lynnn Ward Thane
Bouthwilball
Mies Pauline Christenson
Olden
Azaten
Eutlse Christensen
Ellen Melsaner
Dorothy Jensen
Donustt Smith
Gladye Jenzen
Thelma Stous
Rows Jenton
Roneta Torrence
Fern Riddioush
Crnce Jensen
Theressa Drabble
Mira Meiszner
Hermon
Violet
Potato the Cost of Admission at Orpheum Matinee
Shortly after 2 p m the lobby of the Orpheum theatre and the street for nearly a quarter block in front was crowded with children ready to attend the matinee as opposed to their manager Goss. Each youngster dropped a potato with the cookkeepers as an open sesame to the matinees, and the spuds harvested would have benefited several poor city families.
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Orpheud Theatre
Goss
Three Hundred Lies Are Lost in Münster Air Raid
Amsterdam report describes a powder episode in Westphalia that shattered many windows and damaged adjacent buildings. No fatalities were reported, but the incident sparked concern as authorities investigate the cause. Local observers recall prior disturbances and note no confirmed deaths.
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Tondon
Neat
Amsterdam
Muenster
Phalia
Anasiger
Boy in custody seeks return home before Christmas
Gould Porter a 15 year old boy was picked up by Ogden police after being found with a loaded revolver in a depot waiting room. He said he came to work for holidays, bought a toy pistol, and hoped to return to his mother in Shelley. He described traveling from Shelley to Ogden with unknown men and waiting at the depot for a ride home. His mother, Mrs. Ella A Porter, runs a Shelley rooming house. his father lives in Salt Lake City.
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City 4
Gould Porter
Vale Depot
Heg Anderson
Christian
Fowler
Snediic
Shelley
Idebo
Ozen
Gould
Ogden
Hooper
Weber County
Ella A. Porter
Balt Lake City
Rural credit plan aimed at Utah farmers gains traction
Albert Moyes and E A Bowen lead the InterMauntels Paral Credit Association with offices at 219 Twenty-fourth Street establishing cooperative rural credit bodies in northern Utah. They offer loans at about six percent for up to 35 years to help farmers buy land, equipment, livestock, and improve farms, with prominent figures James T. Hammond Jesse D. Jakes and Chev. S. Tingey among leaders.
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Albert Moyes
E. A. Bowen
InterMauntels Paral Credit Association
Fhrat
Utah
James T. Hammond
Jesse D. Jakes
Atate
Tingey
Cooperative Rural Credit Associaton
Idaho
Bla Farci
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in County Office
Real estate transfers filed include Parley Smout to John Smoat for part of the northeast quarter of section 12 in township north, range 2 west, Salt Lake meridian with consideration 400 dollars. Roelotji Henstra and headach to C. H. Edson in Riverside Park addition Ogden survey for 400 dollars. Charles H. Funk and wife to Clove ST Gradiogal part of the northwest quarter of section 21 in township ¢ north, range 1 west Salt Lake meridian for 430 dollars. Philip B Dawen to John C. Davis lots 1 and 2 in block 1 East Lyanead garden survey for 0 dollars.
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County Recorders Office
Parley Smout
John Smoat
Township
Range 2
Balt Lake Meridian
Roelotji Henstra
Headach
C. H. Edson
Riverside Perk
Ogden Survay
Charles H. Funk
Clove ST
Gradiogal
Northwear
Salt Lake Meridian
Philip &. Dawen
John C. Davis
Municipal Tree 6 To Be Lighted Friday Evening
The 20 foot municipal Christmas tree stands in the north end of City Hall square as workers complete decorations for a Friday 6 30 p m light up. Ogden City band will play between 6 30 and 7 30, with Professor Ballantyne leading a choir. A mounted squadron will precede Santa Claus distributing candy to children during the parade through the business district from 6 40 to 7 00 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Ogden City Band
Joseph Ballantyne
Santa
Alice Dean Squires Dies in Ogden Hospital
Alice Vera Dean Lautres, born October 14 1887 in Ogden, widow of Leo M. Squires, died at 1 45 a m in Dee hospital from stomach trouble. She lived in Ogden at 827 Twenty first street the past three years. Survived by father David L Dean husband Leo M Squires and siblings Mrs Alfred Best, Bra Alvord Smith, Miss Grace Dean and Chester Dean. Burial at Salt Lake cemetery after services in Twentieth Ward meeting house Sunday at 12 30 p m.
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Alice Vera Dean Lautres
Fee M. Squires
Dee Hospital
Squires
Ogden
David L
Alice Jenking Dean
Batt Lake City
Salt Lake
Leo MM. Squires
Deaf and Blind School
Twenty-first Street
Alfred Best
Alvord Smith
Grace Dean
Chester Dean
Batt Lake
Higley Pony’s Body Sent for Burial in Ogden
Reports list multiple obituaries including Higley family pony death tied to Clarence Higley. Funeral plans note arrival in Ogden, viewing at 2937 Childs Avenue, and interment in city cemetery. Other notices include Cook, Haskins, Burke, Snodgrass, and family memorial details with services in Hooper and Plain City.
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Higley
Glarence L. Higley
San Francisco
Ogden
Larkin
Firat Ward
City
Childs Avenues
Clasailien Ace We Cingsiiied Ate
Read the Clasailien Ace and We Cingsiiied Ate as printed. The readable lines suggest a brief note or item page fragment with unclear context and names. No clear event, date, or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
City board approves over 100000 for municipal payrolls
The city board of commissioners authorized more than 100000 for holiday payrolls, suspending regular payday. The auditor was directed to issue warrants to workers across Public Affairs Public Safety and Park, Waterworks, and other departments, with total payments listed as 10908.28 and bond interest exceeding 312000. The action also set bids for Fig eighteenth street work, denied Hart Hewitt damages, granted speed notices for Twenty fourth street, and ordered interpleader in the J H Martin award case.
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City Board of Commissioners
Uany Moce
Cry
Figfteenth
Grant
Gibson Avenues
Valentina Cléeon
Hart & Hewitt
Canyon Road
Mable
Ogten Unilot Railway & Depot Company
Twenty-fourth
J. H. Martin
Special Christmas Matinee at Saturday Hippo Drome Alhambra
A festive Christmas matinee offers a present for every child with admission five cents for youngsters. The event promises cheerful spectacle at the Alhambra venue this weekend.
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Alhambra
Man Steals Brass Caught After Sale at Yard
James Sullivan was sentenced to 15 days by the counterple court for stealing brass from local railroad yards. Special Officer Cardon traced him from a second hand store where brass was sold. Maverd and William Helm received suspended sentences for public intoxication.
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James Sullivan Wee
Eh, Cardon
C. McLaughlin
Maverd
Willam Helm
Eagles Tree Lighting Ceremony Friday at Two PM
Eagles announce their Christmas celebration will be lit at 2 p m Friday. An extensive program is planned before the tree lighting and distribution of presents to attendees.
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Too Eagles
Twin Beds Seat Sale At Orpheum This Week
Sale for the funniest show this season promotes Twin Beds at the Orpheum next Sunday. The production, a big new York hit, has drawn wide audience interest across the country.
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Orpheum
New York
Denkers Cager Goes to the Jury in 1915 Collision Case
Herman Denkers sues the South era Pacific company for damages after a February 17, 1915 collision at Seventeenth Street crossin g. He claims the passenger train struck his stalled auto, while the railway argues Denkers drove into the train. the auto was wrecked and damages sought total $50.
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N. J. Harris
District Court
Herman Denkers
Southera Pacific Company
Mr. Denkers
Railway Company
Sir Denkera
Former territorial governor A J Geay dies at 32
A J Geay once governed Oklahoma Territory before 1894, dying at his Long Beach home aged 32. He also served as judge of the eastern Missouri circuit court of appeals and as supreme judge of Oklahoma Territory. Born in Amherst County Virginia, he moved to Long Beach about a decade ago.
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A. J. Geay
Territorial
Oklahoma
Laat Dale
Sesywee
Okleboros
Territory of
Beay
Court of Appeals
Missouri
Amherst County
Long Beach
Germany seen as beaten nation by British trade board
London reports quote Walter Rupelman president of the board of trade saying Germany is a beaten nation and Britain must prevent recovery. He lists topics under review by postwar reorganizers including German control of raw materials and potential transfer to Britain to safeguard interests. He notes German trade in South America has fallen and Britain aims to secure advantages.
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London
Germany
Walter Rupelman
Jtrade
Home of Commons
Jnternoon
Board of Trade
Runelman
Great Britain
South America
Runclovanesld
Bettef
Dritalo
No Law To Cover Haiseleden Case
Springfield December 23 There is no law in the state covering the Haiseleden case. Dr H J Halselden Chicago physician who refused to give or prolong the life of the Bollinger baby is not indictable by grand jury investigation. Information received.
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Springfield
Schools
H. J. Halselden
Chicago
Bollinger
City
Attorney General Lucey Letters for Chicago Inquiry
A morning letter from Cook County State's Attorney Maclay Hoyne to Attorney General Lucey responds to a request for an official investigation of the Chicago case. The exchange signals formal steps toward a state inquiry into the matter.
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Lucey
Maclay Hoyne
Cook County
Chicago
British Losses at Dardanelles Reported
London reports British losses at the Dardanelles up to December 13 total 112,521 officers and men killed wounded and missing. Killed 25,278. sick admitted to hospitals 94,683. Losses by category include officers and men killed and wounded and missing as well as missing mariners.
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London
Railroads Win Increases In Rates Across West
Washington reports substantial freight rate hikes by western railroads, including carload charges for canned goods and tarled rates on boots and shoes and feathers between Mississippi River mills and western points. Some increases were allowed. others deemed unjustified, with overall revenue gains not disclosed.
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Washington
Missisippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
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M. M. Wykes Co
Nowe and Society
Woodmen of the World
Baptist Prayer Meeting
Euity
Hose Blair
el Blair
Grean Construction Company
Ogden City
Weber
Tava
Clark
Salis Rasa
David Eccles
W. C Hollingsworth
Southern Pacific
Sacramento
Cal
Bether
Rowlands
Watrolmen RL. i. Wootton
Sle
Ay Wall
Ve. J. D
Jack Harty
Albert Brown
James M. Brown
Washington Avenue
Phoebe Adelaide Shaubutt
Deer Lodge
Montaurvira
Rachel A. Brown
Mabel Naozi
Ruth
Jaeme
William
May
Furter
A. J. Morgan
Sel Lake & Ogden Railway Company
Lvestock Jon
Robles
O'Brien
Centerville
Palice
L Norton
Des Hospital
Boy
Rural Credit
Northern Uta
Alice Dean Squires Ques
Haskins
Salens Cooper Hawkina
North Ogden
Benjamin J. Haskina
Fred
Evelyn
John
Conrad
George
Elizabeth
Abe
James. Cooper
Wellsville
Elizabeth Cooper
Loutis
Saba
Priscilla Belnap
Pocatello
Annis Cooper
SM Lake City
Mra Haskins
Welleville
Frederick
Charlotte Leader Coore
Benjamin J. Has King
Logan
North Osten
Burke
Sam
Ireland
United States
Snodgrass
Susan Eugene Snotgrass
John Snodgrass
Todey
John Hodson
Plato City
Durate
Dieh
Rebecca Marriott Hudson
Plate City
Bnodgrass
Reorganized Church of Latter-day Bainta
West Weter
Plain City Meeting House
Bisbep
Gilbert Thatcher
Reinainy
Totermeet
Plain City Cemetery
Denkers
Edith Storey
Dustin Farnum
Thos. H. Ince
Charles Murray
Ogden Theatre
Haiselden
Dardanelles
Iit
Jett
Madicon
J. S. Lewis & CO
J. S. Lewis & Co. Jewelers
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