Christmas Jail for Teens With Alcohol Found
Were going home with jugs for Christmas when the law tapped them on shoulder. Winslow Funk, 16, and O Nell, over 40, were charged in municipal court with possessing liquor on Dec Twenty Fourth Street. Funk had a quart of port wine and O Nell a pint of whiskey taken home for Christmas. Fred Meissner represented them, arguing they are decent citizens. the judge warned that responsible citizens must set an example. Each defendant faced a fine of eighty dollars or sixty days in jail.
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Winslow Funk
Syed
Baring Quer
Twenty-Fourth Street
Ireputy Sheritt Leown
O'Nell
Franeten
Somea
Brighant Ajo
Tremonton
Funk
O'Nel
Fred Meissner
Prigonera
Youngster Finds Shelter at State Institution
Leo Filmenss an 11 year old runaway driven from Salt Lake home is placed under parole officer G A Goules at the State Industrial School in Ogden. He had been living on parole from the school when his stepfather Tony Flimenco allegedly expelled him, prompting officers Goates and Gorter to locate him and bring him to the institution for care and potential future placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Filmenss
Salt Sage
State Industrial School
G. A. Goules
Leo
Tony Flimenco
Oan
Salt Lake
Ane Comlax
pLeo
Jd Pal
Sam
Lake Homa
Warmington
Bla Coster
Goates
Farmington
Lin
Ogdon
Gorter
al Wael
My. Goates
Globe Milling Co. Relocates Plant Site in Ogden
Globe Milling and Grain Co. plans a fixed site in Ogden after earlier uncertainty about an elevator mill and storage plant. Chief Engineer Stradley travels to Los Angeles for talks with officials. several potential sites are under study with surveys paused for a conference. The firm expects rapid start once a final site is chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe Milling & Grain Company
Ogden
Stradley
Union Facifi¢e Railroad
Tas An-geles
Wile, Weller
The
Globe
Muling & Grain Company
Call for Mr Hoover from Cullectf in St Louis Republic
A satirical letter mocks U S President Hoover, describing days without meals or heat, unmade beds, empty closets, and dwindling coffee while denouncing the Kaiser. The piece, credited to Cullectf from the St Louis Republic, notes worsening poverty and personal hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Hoover
U. Hanver
St Louls Republic
End of Present City Board Nears Final Meetings
City commissioners plan three meetings this week with a key session Monday night December 6 to finalize nonannual reports and address issues before the end of the current administration. The December 8 meeting will cover engineering and officials reports. a full recap is unlikely.
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A. Tt. Heywood
Mayer Keywood
Present year ends Monday as commissioners plan January sessions
The present commissioners will hold regular sessions during the ties week in January to attend to individual business as needed. The larger matters will be deferred until May and Samuel Browning is to be inaugurated to start the new administration with a clean slate.
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Mayec
T. Samuel Browning
Hangen Livestock 15 Making Extengie Improvements
George Michaels hosted about twenty Ogden business leaders on a tour of the Hangen Livestock plant. The feed lots will open soon with the mill and other facilities nearing completion. The company began construction last September and aims to become a major stock feed producer. The plant serves Denver Rio Grande and Oregon Short Line routes, with a gravity-fed system and an elevated dump for incoming materials. Hundreds of cattle and sheep are fed in local yards.
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George Michaels
Ilannen
Hanofn Livestock Company
Mr. Michaels
Hansen Liveblock Company
Omaha
Neb
Denver & Rio Grande
Oregon
Sither
Thal
Epura
Notice of cash only coal sales in Ogden city 1918
Notice from underafened coal dealers of Ogden city declaring coal will be sold for cash only after January 1, 1918. Lists multiple coal companies and managers. Also includes a separate for sale real estate ad offering a close in 8% acre home with water, yard, and assorted farm equipment, with first payment by trade or grant and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden City
Hareby
Ion
Jones Coal & Ice Co
Trawton Bros. Coal & Cosaubelon Co
John Farr Coal Co
Shaw
Bern
Christmas Festival At State School For The Deaf And Blind
Seventeen pupils remain at the State School for the Deaf and Blind on 10th Avenue awaiting a Christmas program. A large tree will be lit at 7 pm with recitations songs and activities led by Mrs. Murat and Mrs. Woodbury. Santa will visit at 7 30 pm and distribute gifts as children receive packages from home and candy fruit and gifts. The festival closes with a Christmas dinner tomorrow featuring chicken and holiday treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School For the Deaf
Bisianes
Echool
Sansa
Cole
Umbrella Gift Marked City Hall Christmas Cheer
City hall hosts Christmas event with Mayor A R Heyweal awarded a gold handled umbrella by Commissioner M L Jones. Gifts included candy and staple foods for street department staff. Donors Flygare Tim and Ingerbretsen also present. Election winners Browning, Barker, and Larken received certificates. City hall buzzed with Saint Claus spirit and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Greelluga
Wihe
Ringli
Atmong
A. R. Heyweal
M. L. Jones
Chris Flygare
Thorobzh
Lerwood
Topl Bouse
George S. Barker
Arthur Larken
Daniel Asloner Tisgata
Aimy
Eleat Browning
Lacsen
Darker
Mayer-elect Browning
Plygare Live
Juiy
Colchmen
Etty Hell
Saint Claw
Making a Run for the Hill 19 To Be Stopped
Municipal court summons speeders who take a dangerous run for the hill on Washington Avenue. Officer William Dick warns drivers to slow to obey speed limits or face fines of ten dollars or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dick
Tudaon
Washington Avenue
Oficer
Emperor William Encourages Troops on Front North of Verdun
Emperor William visited the front north of Verdun and, in an address to German troops, thanked them for their efforts. He praised the courage of the fighters on the western front and attributed the overall war effort to the enormous deployment of German forces in the east and in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
William
Vordun
Bariin
Italy
Verdun
Industrial School Observes Holiday With Christmas Program
The Industrial School marks Christmas with a quiet celebration. About seventy boys received leaves and gifts, while many girls participate in a Christmas program and a chicken dinner.
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden and Salt Lake
The funeral for Vera Farr 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Waller Farr Salt Lake will be held Wednesday afternoon in the Seventh Ward meeting house. Vera died Saturday in Salt Lake after a two week illness. Also the body of Orson N Weaver who died in Los Angeles December 19 arrives in Ogden today and will be viewable noon to 6 pm and funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm in the Third Ward meeting house conducted by Alsen J L Richardson. Interment in Ogden City Cemetery.
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Vera Farr
Mer
Waller Farr
Salt Lake
Seventh Ward
Charles Shaw
Cigden
Power Hance
cRowan Rand
Orson'n
Weaver
Alsen J. L. Richardson
Ogden City Cemetery
Frank Berry Buried After Funeral Rites
Frank Berry died Thursday morning from a gunshot wound. Funeral rites were conducted Sunday afternoon at the Lindquist funeral chapel under Eagle Lodge auspices. Local fraternal groups attended. musicians performed and fallbearers were drawn from the Redmen roster. An inquest into Berry's death is scheduled for 10 o clock Wednesday with Judge George S. Barker and County Attorney Charles Fare presiding.
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Frankerry
Arthur Agee
E. Larson
Otto Larsen
George Simpson
Redmen
Wandren
the Grove
George HH. Hill
Karl Geiger
Joseph Baumeister
Ambrose Wright
James Gosnell
James McBeth
H. L. Gant
Ikwan
Berry
Tellah
Judes
George 5
Barker
Reunterial Court
Chaices Fare
Ofteia
Xmas Matinee at Orpheum Features The Planter
A special Christmas matinee at the Orpheum tomorrow from 2 to 6 pm screens The Planter starring Tyrone Power. The film, set in Southern Mexico, follows a tale of intrigue and adventure with a Mexican siren central to a northern lover’s passion. The Orpheum calls the picture one of the best offered to Ogden audiences.
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Orpheum
Tyrone Power
Ogden
Mexico
Marriage of Rev Gaumunk and Atlas Pearl Bowman
Reverend Gaumunk and Atlas Pearl Bowman were married Saturday evening at the First Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr John Edward Carver officiating. Bowman is a popular teacher. Gaumunk is a well known Ogden attorney. The couple are supported by friends and members of the local bar.
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Gaumunk
Atlas Pearl Bowman
Ogden
John Edward Carver
First Presbyterian Church
Carvar
Ming Bowman
Taumink
Tiaumink
Oxden
City Alytorney
Junge Valentino Giicon
Holiday departures and local notices in Ogden
Mrs F A Hart and sons Glenn and Thurman along with her brother Greland Taylor depart on Southern Pacific No 6 for Oakland to spend holidays with Mt agyl Sire. Mrs A V Heywood heads to Jam Lewis American Lake Wah to visit her son Captain John Unywood. Mrs Atleo Nalabitt leaves for San Diego to spend Christmas with Corporal Willan Nalabitt. she returns later in the week. Mrs Falck III and Mrs Lilliehelle Palek remain ill at home. Company M and Laura Gibba Company of the Doughtess of Pioneers plan Thursday meetings with Mrs H G White and Mrs Tiffeet. Company G to meet with Mrs James Carver.
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F. A. Hart
Glenn and
Thurman
Greland Taylor
Lawl
Southern Pacific
Oakland
Mt. Agyl Sire
Shartillt
Mra. AL Hert
Ara
A.V. Heywood
Jamp -Lewis
American Lake
Wah
John Unywood
Mra. Heywood
Ogden
San Diego
Ars
Atleo Nalabitt
Corporal Willan Nalabitt
Daltery B
Company M
Laura Gibba
The
Doughtess of Pioneers
G. White
Twenty-seventh Street
Nino
Sirs. T. Tiffeet
Twenty Eighth Street
Mya
James Carver
Senate Inquiry Brings Light on Exoneration and Camp Commanders
Washington Tac 24 testimony of Secretary Anker and commanders of training camp before the inquiry committee. Federal officials say the administration has confidence that Secretary Tabor will be exonerated. Camp commanders’ testimony may strengthen the department in the public mind.
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Washington
Tac
Anker
Acaalh
Eit National
Tabor
Wil
Hanier
Soliciting Aid for Belgians Reported in El Paso
A fragmentary El Paso dispatch describes helpers organizing aid for Belgians amid a frigid scene. The text mentions children near a frozen area, piles of lumber and ice, and volunteers collecting or delivering relief items. The garbled OCR hints at a relief effort connected to Belgian aid.
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EL Paso
Tex
Dre
Curlalmaa Packerts
Christmas aid drive honors Belgian war orphans
A miniature scene shows a local American home on Christmas morning with gifts and a phonograph while in the war zone a makeshift Belgian house uses candles for light and blankets for beds. Latin children and Belgian babies are described as needing relief, with donations organized by the First Presbyterian church women’s group to aid Delgo children via cable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Mail Censorship Board Formed in War Effort
Washington reports consurt alia of foreign mail authorized by trading with the enemy to enforce full censorship. A board including navy and war departments, the war board, and public information committees coordinates branch offices in New York Panama Canal Zone Porto Rico and other sites. The move began November 1 and the government withdrew its request for a delay. Cooperation includes French and British steamship lines and foreign mail intercepts.
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Washington
Malta
Lon
Navy
War
Pastonce Departmente
War Board
New York
Panama Canal Zone
Porto Rico
Newa Wag Nbt Pnb
Ntiat
Phy
Haa
Oleroey
Che Drutah
Franch Cannorahs
Tewil
Conrorahip
Forelan Matis
World Markets Rise Amid Weekend Optimism and Rail Goods Rally
New York stocks gained up to 2 points as markets opened with broad advances after favorable weekend news and advice. United States Steel rose to 85 4, while Canadian Pacific and Atchison climbed about 2 3 points. Locomotive makers Baldwin and General Electric added gains as financials firmed. Texas companies lagged slightly. OMAHA LIVESTOCK: large cattle and hogs higher. hogs up to 25 cents, steers and heifers mixing gains. Cattle receipts 5,000. prices chiefly higher across most classes.
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New York
Callin
Menia
United States Steel
Theeo
Atocka
Canadian Pacific
Atchison
Union Pacific
Grangera
Baldwin Locomotive
General Electric
New York Airbraxe
Texas Company
Liberty
Chicago and Kansas City Livestock Markets Report
Chicago and Kansas City stockyards report receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep. Hogs show mostly higher bids with heavy and packer demand. cattle receipts steady with mixed live and dressed prices. sheep and lambs see rising markets and solid demand across Florida and Midwest outlets.
Chicago Hog Market Slips and Gains Across Markets
Chicago hog prices rose on brisk arrivals while cattle and sheep remained scarce. At Union Stock Yards Ogden, cattle receipts were steady with choicest steers 9.01 to 10.00, heavy demand for feeders and cows around 5.00 to 7.50. hogs topped at 15.80 with strong sales, sheep dull with lambs at 15.00 to 16.00. horses sold from 14.50 to 25.50 for a 276 to 187 pound range.
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Omaha
Omaita
Nebr
Cawe
Chigagg
Cincago
Warton Sleers
Atockery and Fouders
Calyra
Alfohe
Welhera
Lana
Kangas City
Der
Market Nigher
Daly
FIS
Walt
Chicago
Niga
Union Stock Yards
Ogden
Atenniy
Tnamba
Colder Weather Forecast Pressures Railroads Hobbled Crops
Chicago report notes forecast of much colder weather impacting corn and delayed crop movement. Market activity shows light selling with firmer futures and cautious demand as government provisioning and packing house activity influence prices. Hog arrivals thinner than exports, signaling tighter supply dynamics.
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Chicago
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Globe Milling
School For Deaf and Blind
Wiavor
Gaotiar
Industrial School
Chris
Eranter
Theiy Celebrie Lon
Rn Ali
Frank Berry
Miss Pearl Bowman
Weda Attorney
Baymunke
Washington Ave
American Red Cross
United States
RED Cross
War Department
Oman
Holey Cars
Mike FT
Ogden, Utah
Wrs. Falck III
Lilliehelle Palek Teff
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Mra
Falck Ia
Elith
Senate
Baker
Ulecra
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