Drunken Travelers Detained After Pullman Incident
In Sacramento two brothers Tom Donnelley 26 and William Donnelley 38 were taken off a Pullman car by officers Ehatehine and others on drunkenness charges. They carried limited funds, a gold watch, and Pullman tickets, claiming to be in Ogden. They will be arraigned in municipal court tomorrow. both are described as wanderers returning to Oxden from Pocatelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Honnolthy
William Fwonoley
Sacramento
Linton Pacific
Oltleer Ehatehine
Lee Loo Bishong
Denver
Ogder
Tom
William
Wiliam
Ogden
William Donnelley
Tom Donnelley
Pullman
Forester to Address Idaho Woolgrowers Meeting
Qistaigt Forester will address the Idaho Woolgrowers Association during its annual convention in Shaeselon with a focus on grazing possibilities in the northeast. Homer E. Fenn and Ernest Winkler from local forestry offices will also speak at the meeting in Boise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knelpp
Fortalie
Boise
Tali End
Ne Kaha Woolgrawera’ Association
Shaeselon
Knelpn
Northlyeast
United States
Orden
Forestry Department
Homer E. Fenn
Idaho
Ernest Winkler
Popular plays and players coming Sunday
A brief notice previews a Sunday feature showcasing popular plays and players with photographs. The item highlights upcoming entertainment in the newspaper's arts section, inviting readers to view the themed spread.
Ingrate Trailed and Caught by Victim in Idaho Towns
Merry Nelson pursued John McDonald from Portnato to Ogden and recovered an overcoat after McDonald admitted taking it. McDonald, who traveled from Pocatello about ten days earlier, had been sharing meals and lodging with Nelson but vanished with the coat. He was later apprehended at the Union depot and released after arranging to repay the value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posateld
Taaho
Ogden
Merry Nelson
John McDonald
City Tall
Nolaca
McDonald
Union Depot
Poratella
Nelson
Pocatello
Netron
Nalsan
Wheat Inlet Area Sees Highest Price Paid
West Ogden Doubling and Elevator Co reports record wheat price at its inlet near the viaduct, at the fork of Wilson Lane and Hoopersone. The focus is on peak market rates and regional impact for farmers delivering grain to the facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ogden dUbling & Elevator Co
Wilson Lane
Hooper Sone
Two Feet of Snow Reported in Hantsville Basin
Bishop Joseph Peterson reported to George Shorten that only two feet of snow remain in the Hantsville basin this morning, far below last year’s average of fifteen feet. Farmers in the valley plow for next year’s crops as light showers interrupt field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Peterson
George Shorten
Hantsville
Bishop Peterson
Births Report Delays Missive From City Sanitary Official
The following births were reported by George Shorten, city sanitary commissioner, today. Fred and Sophronia Burton, 2031 Grant avenue, hay, October 25. Charles L. and Izette McBride, 2934 Childs avenue, girl, January 27. Andrew and Madalena Duccini, Te Tomta, Nev., girl, December 21. Ransom A. and Jose Smith, 95 Twenty-fourth street, boy, December 26. Willi Carl and Beesie Bingham, 252 Patternon avenue, girl, December 27. Arthur and Ethel M. Leach, 262 Twenty-third street, boy, December 13. Hagbert A. and Ruby Anderson, 2955 Childe avenue, boy, December 17. Harry A. and Anna Dall, 2726 Volker avenue, boy, December 25. The belated report dated January 2, 1917, is due to carelessness and marks the longest delay in reporting births.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shorten
City Sanitary Com- Sinner
Fred
Sophronia Burton
Grant Avenue
Hay
Charles Ll
Izette McBride
Childs Avenue
Andrew and
Madalena Ducciini
Tetomta
Ransom A
Jose Smith
Slreet
Willi Carl
Beesie Bingham
Patternon Avenue
Arthur and
Ethel M. Leach
Twenty-third Street
Hagbrrt A
Ruby Anderson
Childe Avenue
Harry A
Anna Dall
Volker Avenue
Waa
Eagles Gym Club Promotes Regular Classes Under Fred Denny
The Eagles Gym Club announces regular classes directed by instructor Fred Denny. A business men's class runs 6 to 8 p.m., ladies’ classes on Tuesday and Friday, with general instruction between 7 and 9 30 p.m. Information from B. B. Carlile or Mr. Denny. special appointments available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagien
Fred Denny
Kren
Denny
Gymfantum
B. Carlile
Mr. Denny
Crime bordering on treason punished in New York
In New York City on December 23, Assistant District Attorney Matthewa urged a federal judge to impose severe punishment on Dwiggins, New York agent for Bankers' Life Insurance Co of Des Moines. He swindled nearly 7000 Liberty Bonds from subscribers, potentially harming war prosecutions. The judge noted the issuer’s penance and warned others to be honest with Liberty Loan bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dwiggins
Bankers’ Life Insurance Company
Des Moines
Matthewa
Haid
Joan Kondai
Manpower Drive Invites Skilled Volunteers for Army Service
Citizens with expertise in cars motors gas engines clerical work and related fields are urged to volunteer for the regular army through the Volunteer Department at 119 Street Northeast Washington D C Sergeant George K M Lead says qualified men may request permission to enlist after detailing their skills. The program aims to accelerate joining the colors by matching talents to military needs. Full information is available from Sergeant Mes at the Wenl statay on Twerls HAN street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menool
Knowles
Regular
Volunteer Department
119 Street
Washington, D C
George K. M
National Army
Mes
Twerls
Han Street
Two Enlistments Reported From Draft Week
Ogden draft registrants show two enlistments in the U S Army during the week. Clifford Thomas enlisted in the aviation section signal engineer reserve corps in San Francisco, and John V Johnson joined from Fort McDowell Cal. Restatered men’ s enrollments drift, while special registers route through Washington D C volunteer department. City exemption board work focuses on mailing questionnaires collecting information from applicants and classifying men who returned questionnaires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue Army
Thomas
Signal Engineer's Reserve Corps
John v Johnson
San Francisco
Fort McDowell
Cal
Army
Washington, D.C
City Exemption Board
Bates Estate Administrator Petition in Plain City
Bartha Bates petitions FTC district court to appoint Joseph Bates as administrator of Robert Bates estate. Robert Bates died November 11 1817 in Plain City leaving farm equipment and other assets valued around 3500 cash 1500 in a bank and a 85 acre Plain City farm worth about 5000. Heira are Martha Bates widow John Bates and Joseph Bates among others. Joseph Bates was at Camp Lawrence as a national army soldier but not in active service and returned for the funeral. Mrs Bates waives her right as administratrix in favor of Joseph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ftc District Court
Bartha
Bates
Joseph Gates
Robert Bates
Plain City
Ogden
Martha S. Bates
John Bates
Josph Bates
Mr. Bates
Joseph Bates
Camp
Lawiing
National Army
Jine
Real Estate Transfers in North Ogden and Water Hall
Mary A Wallace transfers all of lot 2 block 12 plat A North Ogden to Daniel D Wade for a stated price. James Storey receives a warranty deed in a conveyance with consideration noted as $138 involving a water hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Wallace
Daniel D. Wade
North Ogden
Mirvey
Don Jorl Clifford
James Storey
Water Hall
Bomb found in Chicago alleyway sparks raid
A suspicious device wrapped in greasy cloth was found in a passageway between railroad power houses and a delivery building in Chicago. Bomb experts examined the item and searched for explosives as authorities urged caution amid the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dan
Lenatt
Witnois Central Railroad Powerhonga
Adaisa Exprease Company
Eagles Gym Club Buemneas Classes and Rates
The Eagles Gym Club offers men's class daily 4 30 to 6 30 except Tuesday and Friday. Latyes classes Tuesday and Friday. Evening classes 7 30 to 9 00 Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. Special instructions by appointment 60 cents per hour. Massage treatments 1 00. Fred Denny instructor C E Carlile manager 2874. The writer was shot and wax sealing translation misread. The average pay of wormed typlate In England is 10 per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buemneas
Fred Denny
C. E. Carlile
England
Physicians fail to report births end threaten prosecutions
City health official denounces physicians for neglecting birth reports and warns state and federal probes will begin in January. He cites missing birth returns, possible prosecutions for noncompliance, and upcoming audits to secure accurate vital statistics for city, state, and national reports. A separate note mentions railroad newsroom staff gains and Baltimore garment workers’ wage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgey Shaorlan
City Stary
Alan
Alga
Ogden
Hoover Called by the Senate
Senate committee investigating the sugar shortage pressed Food Administrator Hoover to explain coal pricing and related policy. A letter from Chief Counsel Andley was read claiming Hoover had avoided the committee, while Hoover’s appearance was delayed by a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Grec
Senate
Hoover
Lettef
Andley
Publle
Thay Lone
Tostity
New York
Vardaman
Lta. Blite
Food Administration
Quea- Moule
Heed
Mr. Hoover
Lindley
Sanginr Newland
W. T. Colver
Federal Crate Commission
Kenyon
Young man held as robber suspect with alibi and gun found
Police hold a young man suspected of a Holdup on Twenty sixth Street as neighbors and a bank official identify him. An eyewitness links him to the crime while a revolver and coat sleeve indicate a possible connection. The man denies guilt and awaits further investigation.
Woman in The Woman Drama Cites Bituminous Coal Prices
Fragmentary note describes price confusion over coal costs with references to Jotence at 1200 and a claim of paying 94 per ton for bituminous coal and 182 at a different location. Mentions Ethel Clayton in The Woman. Distilled, unclear OCR yields a brief media snippet about coal prices and a theater star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colver
Notice from Sumrmort Stove Repair on service and labor terms
We, the Sumrmort Stove Repair House, give notice that after January 3, 1938 all stove repair and labor will be prepaid. All orders will be sent. Fred Summerile, Manager. A Miss Grace Opie, cashier in a downtown storefront, removed buttons from a jacket before sending it to the cleaner. Veranela saw them place the buttons on the table and put them in his mouth through his tongue he turned it over and looked puzzled. He took it out and said those were his thumbs and fingers to sink “what are you doing with my nations?” asked Miss Opie. “I didn’t know it was a bullet,” said her ankle. “I thought it was a cough drop.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumrmort B
Pthelly Chen
Fred Summerile
Miss Grace Ople
Canhier
Veranela
Ami
Misa Opie
Luxuries to be cut from roads by rail control
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad announces trimming luxury features from onboard service as government controls the nation’s rail system. Buffet smoking cars and observation cars will be removed on trains serving Chicago to Kansas City and Omaha to save fuel and reduce expenses. The plan includes reducing heavy equipment with a savings impact and a daily allowance for staff. The memo notes new wartime pay scales for workers and a weekly extra 1.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bec
Ccina
Chicago, Miwaukee & St. Paul
Milwaukee
Minneapatg
Kaners City
Omaha
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Utah
Robert Warwick
Ethel Clayton
Hole
Poatellin
Vieden
Tian McDonald
Ant Wits Buolling
Whem Hg
McDanahd
Gall Beri
Lo Kelle
Oxden
Pocatelle
Wil
Qistaigt Forester
Gompany
Eagles Gym Club
Wade
Robt. Bates Estate
Eagles
Seelen
Aptation Corps
Aeroplane Ca
Weat
Chicana
Gunington
Quincy
Gene
Baltimore Garment Cvorkers Villae Cura
Chile
Han
Sunger
Haime
Freah Co Neal
Manila
Skaggs’ Cash Stores
Ogden Store
Connrccion
Cart J
Nelaan
Lomptoye
Viniy Toren
Viawani
Sera Mohlin
Richarlson
Mager
Pat Sergt
Mohlman
Amother
van Buren
Earge A Lowe Company
Lide & Yerfeet Will
Cranter- Aeting
Ava
Vietin
Neleop
Hin
Eoasil-Anen
Nelson Wuld
Wlso
Confunel
Borat
Grant Syphora
Ued
Jeillon
Findlack
Hart
Nilaon
GUL
London
Gotham
Strees Department
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