Ogden News Roundup Transforms Incomplete Ledger
A mixed Ogden page reports on a kidnapped boy alert from Salt Lake City with a description of a 70 pound male child in a blue sweater and corduroy hat, plus local court activity including District Judge Howell’s Tuesday ruling on trial scheduling and reminders to submit copy well before deadlines. Also noted are charity drives, a dentist feature, estate filings, a silk sale, and railway service changes as Christmas nears.
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L. Janes Coal & Iee Ca
Erwin Campner
Reed
Salt Lake City
Evport
Mere
Saithell Bros
OVP
City Cluetecry
J. A. Howell
Alfred W. Agee
Arthur E. Pratt
Ogden
Siaster
Keriz Loan
25Th St
B&g Butler
H. J. Packer
Harold J. Packer
Salt Lake
I. M. Felehan
Eccles
Paine & Hurst
Nelson
Sary C. Johnson
District Court
Utsh
Rastous Nelson
Uteh
Johnson
Oyesona
Toni
Trobert
Albert
Christian
Andrew
Tildip Howe
Idaho Falls
Ogden Dis- Arket
Funeral arrangements for Gin Raanton and Nets Rin
Death notices indicate funeral services for Gin Raanton Sunday at 2 p.m. in Gindquiat parlora with Ginghaw officiating, burial at Mountain View cemetery. The remains of Nets Rin will be shipped to Oldeburg, Kansas, for interment after death on Thursday.
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Gin Raanton
Terment
Mountain View
Heleon
Oldeburg
Kansan
Ersteal
Banks and telephone firm announce wage bonuses nationwide
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company plans a billion dollar bonus distribution for employees. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph will give over sixty thousand dollars in Utah Idaho and western Wyoming. Local banks in Ogden report upcoming ten percent wage hikes starting January 1. Other banks in the area consider cost of living impacts, with boards meeting early in the new year.
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Inet
Alwo
Tront
PW. Carroll
American Telephone and Tels” Fraphompany
Tte
Mountain Staten Telephone Sc Telegraph Company
Carroll
Onden Territory
Utah
Idaho
Weeters Wyoming
Mountain Gtates
Wila
Ogden
Eorspri
Wyoming
South
American Express Company
Associated Press
Welle-Fargate
Jameén J. Riley
Candler
Pins Lgree National Bank
Hubert A. Moyen
Commercial National Bank
Orden
Ft Jarald
Bathberrer
Traul
Harry Wood Identified as State Industrial School Alum
A mystery linked to a wounded bandit cleared when deputies identified the suspect as Harry Wood, a former inmate of the State Industrial School at Balk Lake. Wood, once a ball player with Deputy Allison’s father, is tied to the Nov 30 confrontation with streetcar conductor Kartes A. Wood and to the shooting of Charles McCullen.
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Bali Lake
Hera
Ehen
Sheri Curtis
Allison
Harry Wood
Wood
Blate Industrial School
Aien
St. Allison
Charles McCullen
Kartes A. Wood
Washington Avenue
Blocal
McCallen
Conductor Wood
McCullen
Sian
Alfiann
Bane
Harry Davis
Ric
Larisa
Alison
Aliereard Mr. Aml
Harry Wand
Uate
Rove Industrial School
J Warren Kerrigan at Oracle Theatre This Sunday Night
Exceptional program at Utah Theatre for all ages Sunday and Monday. Call 1800 for details and reservations.
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Utah Theatre
Wilton Driggs Taken East for Medical Care
Frank M. Deiegs and wife depart with Mion Dricks and Dr A A Robinson to Boston where 11 year old Milton Driggs is rushed to a hospital for treatment after a brain pressure issue and prior trepanation. Dr Harper Cushing will oversee his care on the journey.
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Frank M. Deiegs
Mion Dricks
A. A. Robinson
Beipz
Boston
Harper Cushing
Milton
Younster
Tim East
Robinson
Public Utilities Bill Drafted for Utah Legislature
Judge Charles C Richards said the steering committee met in Salt Lake City and the public utilities subcommittees, chaired by him, outlined a proposed bill for the coming legislature. The draft, approved by the general committee, aims to finalize fines and details at the earliest convenience. Governor Bamberger plans Utah’s dry push as the steering and subcommittees resume work in January after a holiday adjournment.
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Charles C. Hichards
Salt Lake
Whia
Public Utilities
Audge Richards
Joseph Cher
Bamberger
Baa
Utah
Hawk Hoffman wedding ties Hawk and Hoffman in Utah
Janet V Hawk daughter of Dr J W Hawk district surgeon of the Union Pacific railroad at Keen ver wed George Hofman of Delaware Ohio. The ceremony was at First Presbyterian Church with John Edward Carver officiating in Keen ver. Only near family present including Sybilin Clelland bridesmaid and W J Dun a best man. The couple dined at the Weber club and left for New York City then will reside in Delaware Ohio.
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Dutt
A. 51
Defters
Tanma Dugner
Green Tver
Wyo
Weber Club
Dp. Ta
Cuesta
Dr Hawk
New York City
Rona
Delaware
Ohio
Mission Departure Notice for Farr Daughter
Misa Mary Myrtle Farr daughter of Mr and Mrs Kaveh Farr Jr of Sevel Street will leave Ogden in January for a mission assignment with the Church of Latter Day Saints in Unset.
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Misa Mary Myrtle Farr
Kaveh Farr
Sevelepierdth
Ogden
Church of Latieralay Saui
Eight Wagons Delivering Christmas Parcels by Mail Sunday
Post announces eight wagons for parcel post due to heavy delays. Sunday mail delivery will cover Christmas parcels, with continuation on Monday if needed. Letter mail service resumes regular hours 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at stamp and general delivery windows. Postmaster W. W. Brower cites rail delays from east to Ogden and snow in Wyoming. Parcel post platforms overflow at Union Station as gifts flood the terminal.
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W. W. Browdnr
UT. No. 9
Omaha
Ogden
Wyoming
Union
Parcel Post
Parcel Port
Weber County Farm Bureau Reelects Kay as President
The Weber county farm bureau unanimously reelected Donald D. Kay as president with James H. Boys as vice president and J. J. Andrews as secretary and treasurer. McKay will serve as Weber county director in the state bureau. Reports highlighted Utah mineral products worth far more than combined agricultural and manufacturing output, with mineral totals at 130,736,763 dollars and farmers urged tax relief through upcoming legislature. A public utilities bill opposing corporate interests was urged, and praise came from President Peterson of the Agricultural College for the Weber bureau’s achievements and plans for continued agricultural advocacy.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Donald D. Ble- Kay
James H. Boys
J. J. Andrews
McKay
Weber County
State Bureau
Utah
Directora
Bmeksy
Pralsen Bureau
E.G. Peterson
The
Agricultural College
Farm Bureau
Webb County
Peterson
Weber
Washington
Weber club head discusses Ogden cannery future plans
W L Wattis, president of the Weber club, back from Omaha, says he did not study Cudahy Jacking plans for Ogden or Salt Lake but notes a possible reorganization of canneries under Utah Construction supervision. He sees business open to reorganize for cannery survival, criticizes the hit or miss operation, and calls for steady capital and bank support to stabilize the industry.
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W. TL. Wattis
Weber Elub
Omaha
Cudahy Jacking Company
Estadlieh
Ogden
Salt Lake
Union Parish
Utah Construction Company
Wattis
Utahddaho Sugar Company
Onsmipervletan
Independent industry seeks capital to preserve individual crafts
A report quotes Mr. Wattis and Colonel Roosevelt on forming a cooperative combine to balance capital and craft independence. They warn a trustlike merger could harm producers, but a well organized “good trine” could achieve economies and higher profits for product owners.
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Wattis
Mr. Wattis
Roosvelt
Weber Club Music Will Be By Utan Tent
A notable musical program is planned at the Weber club in Ogden for the New Year’s Eve celebration on Sunday evening December 3. Featured singers include Dr. W. J. Worley, Miss Edna Evang, Miss Nellie Hasbrouck, and Ray Russell with Becky Almond, Mae Anderson, and Gladys Wickens. The committee, aided by Mrs Grace J. Peabody, expects a capacity supper crowd at 9 o’clock, with a prelude by Almond, Anderson and Wickens in the club library before the main event.
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Ogden
Weber Club
W. 7. Worfey
Edna Evang
Salt Lake
Misa Nelle Hasbrouck
Ray Russell
Becky Almond
Mae Anderson
Violiolat
Gladys Wickens
Grace J. Peabody
National Federation of Musie Crats
Almond
Mae Anderton
I. Lt. Reynolds
Sacred Oratorio at The Tabernacle Tomorrow
The sacred oratorio The Coming of the King by Dudley Burk will be preached tomorrow at the Tabernacle Omar Tur afternoon. The Tabernacle choir and soloists will perform with Apostle O. McKay delivering a sermon. This marks the joint Christmas of Weber North Weber and Ogden stakes. The musical program includes solos duets and choruses with Higley Barille Trino Saville Wigies and others, interspersed with sermons, beginning at 2 o'clock.
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Dudley Burk
Tabernacle
Omar Tur All¢Rnoon
Tabernacle Choir
Hsatt
Apostle O. McKay
Weber
I North Weber
Ogden
Pameras
Myrale B. Higley
Denver & Ny Grants railroad embargo stance
The Denver and Ny Grants railroad will not declare an embargo on competitive freight. The note states no embargo will be imposed, addressing concerns about freight competition and regulatory impact.
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Denver & Ny Grants Railroad
Atom
Railroads plan extra trains to handle freight surge
General Agent Frank Fouts announced next week Pacific and Oregon Short Line railroads will operate with Denver and Rio Grande continuing to accept all freight and aim for prompt service. Extra business is expected to require hundreds of additional trains and irregular schedules during the period.
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Pacific
Oregon
Frank Fouts
Denver & Rio Grande
Official Municipal Christmas Eve Program
The municipal Christmas Eve celebration program announced includes Sharp Hand selection, M. T. Jones introducing the chairman Mrs Maude Dee Porter, a speech of appreciation by Mrs Maude Dee Porter, band selections, a speech by Mayor Heywood, an oration Peace on Earth by Senator Joseph Chez, tableaux review, Charles Woods as Santa Claus, distribution of 3000 candy nut and fruit packages to children, carols Far Far Away Hosannah, with attendees asked to take seats on the platform.
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M. T. Jones
Maude Dee Porter
Heywood
Joseph Chez
Charles Woods Santa Claus
Carol
America
Measure of a Man at Oracle theatre in Amman
The Bluehind photoplay The Measure of a Man features Warren Kerciigan and Louise Lovely. Shown at the Oracle theatre Sunday and Monday, it promises notable entertainment as part of the pretorial process. The starred sequence highlights rarefied visual effects now praised in photoplay circles.
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Warren Kerciigan
Louise Lovely
Shoven
Oracle Theatre
Bluebirjan
Wetarth
Traveling Salesman And The Right Direction
A clipped draft about traveling salesmen yearning for home in a season of long communications and erratic schedules. The narrative hints at a salesman named Sob Wake and a careless porter causing sleepovers and missed connections on the road.
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Biin
Traveling Salesman on Screen at Alhambra
Blake rides into Grand Crossing a dull town, then shock erupts as the famous Players adaptation of Frank McIntyre’s best known travel tale unfolds. The celebrated ending makes its motion picture debut at the Paramount Junction Alhambra theatre tonight and tomorrow.
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Blake
Grand Crossing
Famous Players
Frank McIntyre
Paramount
Alhambra
Munday
Snowplow Reported Lost on Way to Ogden
A snowplow on wheels, latest type, vanished en route between Qaden and Ridgew ay, Pa, destined for the O L & 1 railroad. Efforts to trace it are underway as authorities suspect the plow may have been commandeered and put to service elsewhere.
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Ogden
Qaden
Ridgeway
Market Roundup Mixed Sessions and Oil Gains Across Markets
Trading in New York shows a dull session with an undercurrent of caution as professionals close deals for year-end and holiday settlements. Copper weakness weighs on equipment and munitions stocks, Bethlehem Steel and United States Steel retreat, while Atlantic Gulf and West Indies show modest gains. Clearing banks report $20,064,000 excess reserves, and Omaha livestock markets post typical year-end activity with mixed cattle and sheep prices. Independence crude oil posts another ten cent advance to 1.50 a barrel, Chicago hog prices slip amid ample supplies, and Paris grants the agriculture department power to cultivate idle land. The mixture of markets reflects cautious sentiment and uneven demand across sectors.
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New York
Caurle
Frome
Bethlehem Steel
United States Steel
Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies
Parciial Rallif
Bales Wer
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