Hadley, Major Hold Conference Over Stan Gard Ol Case
In Jefferson City on February 2, Governor Hadley and Attorney General Elliott W Major discussed the Stan Gard Ol company file with the Supreme Court. John Kennis attended by invitation. The filing, labeled a brief for a rehearing, asks mercy but the governor says punishment is for the court and the attorney general should only highlight applicable law.
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Jefferson City
Executive Mansion
Governor Hadley
Elliott W Major
Stan Gard Ol
Supreme Court
John Kennis
Huil Jey
Hadley
Attorneys Seek Hearing On Ouster Decree Modifications
The attorney general will request to be heard with suggestions if the court takes up nullifying the ouster decree. If a modification is considered, the state will demand two conditions: a substantial increase in fines on Standard Oil and its affiliates, and an effective plan for state supervision of their business.
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Iits
Novel decision by Judge Anderson on habeas corpus
Washington February 2 Judge Anderson overruled a motion to quash a habeas petition led by Major Frank B Andrews to gain release from the government hospital for the insane The judge held that a person does not relinquish all rights upon entering the army preserving the right to habeas corpus even when confined in an asylum Atlanta scene noted as backdrop in the case Meanwhile in Atlanta Willie Walthour defeated Bobby Will in the first heat of a fifteen mile bicycle race with a time of fifteen minutes and one second
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Washington
Anderson
Frank B Andrews
United States Army
Atlanta
WiIlie
Bobby Walthour
Walthour
Wills
Harmony Reigns as Idaho Wool Growers Meet
District Grazing Chief Homer Fenn reports successful Idaho visits with stockmen in Emmett, Boise and Weiser. Advisory wool grower boards formed to coordinate grazing policy with forest supervisors across seven national forests. A special conference at the next Wool Growers convention in 1910 will set location.
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Homer Fenn
Forest Service
Idaho
Shoshone
Fenn
Emmett
Mr. Fenn
Payette Forest
Rome
Boise Forest
Weiser
Idaho Forest
Iaho
Tarehee Cache
Sildokn
Sawtooth
Boise
Payette
Welser
Waho Wool Growers
Lincoln Birthday Proclamation Declares Utah Holiday
Governor Spry issues a state proclamation designating February 12 as a public holiday in Utah to mark the one hundredth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln's birth with appropriate observances and displays honoring the Great Emancipator. It urges patriotic reflection on Lincoln's leadership and enduring American ideals.
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Spry
Utah
Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Inoolit
United States
Abrahim Lincoln
North Ogden Notes Prompt Hopeful Fruit Forecast
The town notes a protracted low pressure period easing sap rise and promising a prolific 1909 fruit season. Charley W. Jones reports a strong water flow on the property about 120 feet deep near the school site. Several locals receive Box B letters signaling departures to Missouri and Germany. A farewell for Earl R. Berrott is planned for the new amusement hall next Friday. Wim J. Blodgett and Emile Chatlaw are called to the southern states mission.
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Charley W. Jones
Missouri
Earl R. Berrott
Germany
Wim. J. Blodgett
Emile Chatlaw
Soutern States
Community notices mention meetings and plans across towns
April departure for residents and an upcoming financial meeting next Saturday at 2 pm. John Jones remains seriously ill. Seventies held a Sunday gathering to discuss a general priesthood move. A North Ogden Pleasant View meeting with Oregon Short Line officials aims to finalize a transcontinental line spur for crop shipments. Pearl Jones honored by the L MFA with state board appointment. Mutual hosts a stylish evening with music speeches and a spread, followed by dancing. The Temperance play The Delicate Question is set for the 10th in the new hall with a strong cast.
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John Jones
North Ogden
Pleasant View
Oregon Short
American Mining Congress to Meet in Goldfield
Goldfield Nevada learns the American Mining Congress will hold its next annual session in the city. The announcement ends a bidding contest with Seattle and other western cities. Goldfield plans elaborate reception for delegates and expects many Nevada mining men to attend.
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American Mining Congress
Goldfield
Focal Chamber of Commerce
Seattle
Wash
Douglas
Aziz
Nevada
Philadelphia Club Announces Player Release
The Philadelphia American League club announces the release of Lewis ta Sin Francisco on February 2, as stated by Manager Mack.
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Philadelphia
Mack
Philadelphia American League Baseball Club
Lewis Ta
Sin Francisco
Ogden City to Redeem 1905 Bonds at Several Banks
Ogden City Utah will redeem one hundred of its 1898 issue bonds dated August 6 1905 at 100 to 199 series 8 9 with payments due March 1 1909. Holders may present at Chase National Bank New York or City Treasurer Ogden City or Banking House E Rolline Sons Boston Chicago Denver San Francisco. Interest stops after March 1 1909. Dated January 14 1909. Ef Brown City Recorder.
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Ogden City
Utah
Odeon City
Honda
Chase National Bank
New York City
New York
E . Rolline & Sons
Boston
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
PL Brown
City Recorder
Sheriff's Sale in Weber County Utah Finalize Auction Date
In the District Court of Weber County Utah Jo Kurts trustee plaintiff sues Ogden Canyon Sanitarium Company Clark trustee defendants Shype Williams Candy Company Tah Oregon Lumber Company and John H Winslow Sr intervvcnors To be sold February 8 1909 at twelve o'clock noon at the Crane door of the Weber County Court House Ogden City Utah court house steps pending further order
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Second Judicial Dietrict
Weber
Utah
Jo. Kurts
Ogden Canyon Sanitarium Company
Clark
Shype- Williams Candy Company
Tah & Oregon Lumber Company, & Corporation
John H Winslow
Weber County Court House
Ogden City
Weber County
Property sale notice for Weber County Utah lands 1909
The notice describes the sale of two large land parcels in Weber County Utah including portions of sections twenty-two and twenty-three in township six north range one west. It includes all buildings and personal property belonging to a company located on the lands and within the buildings. Dated Ogden City January 27 1909. Sheriff B Wilson and Deputy F Carl Allison sign.
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Salt Lake
Eatd
Ogden City
Weber County
Utah
Wilson
F. Carl Allison
Notice of Amalgamated Susur Company stockholders meeting
Notice is given to stockholders of the Amalgamated Susur Company that a meeting will be held at the company office room 30 First National Bank Building Ogden City Utah on March 1 1908 at 11 00 a m to consider and vote on proposed changes to the Articles of Incorporation. The proposal would strike out Article 12 text that established annual meetings and director elections and substitute new wording.
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Amalgamated Singar Company
Amalgamated Susur Company
First National Bank
Ogden City
Utah
Annual meeting of corporation stockowners in Ogden
The notice states an annual meeting of the owners of the common stock will be held on the second Wednesday in April each year to elect a board of eleven directors and transact other business for the welfare of the corporation. Signed by President David Eccles and Secretary Henry H. Rolapp dated February 1909 in Ogden Utah.
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David Eccles
Henry HH. Rolape
Ogden
Utah
Peb
Lewiston Sugar Company stockholders meeting changes
Notice to holders of Lewiston Sugar Company that a stockholders meeting will be held at Room 101 Prest National Bank Building Oxden City Utah on the first day of March 1909 at 11 00 oclock for considering and voting on proposed amendments to the Articles of Incorporation. The changes replace Article 11 which previously scheduled annual meetings on the first Monday of January with a provision for a meeting on the second Wednesday of April each year to elect a nine member Board with the location within Utah as designated in the call.
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Lewiston Sugar Company
Prest National Bank
Oxden City
Utah
Ne Corporation
Inqorpora- Hom
Lewinton
Notice by Publication in Utah Probate Estate Hearing
Notice announces a hearing in Weber County Utah on February 15 1999 at 9 50 AM in Ogden Court for the estate of Elizabeth Hawkins deceased. Adopters Imeretia May Cooley and Joseph H L Smith seek court authorization to sell household and personal property including beds sewing machine parlor suite stove washer and other listed items. Clerk S G Dye notes the date January 1900 and Elda Guerin deputy Mattie Thomas represents the petitioners from Salt Lake City.
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District Court of
Second Judicial District
Weber County
Utaga
Elizabeth Wawkins
Imeretia
May Coolsey
Joseph HL Smith
Ogden City
Utah
G. Dye
Hy Elda Guerin
Mattienthah Thomas
Salt Lake City
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