Births, robberies, and notices fill Ogden page
Births reported at the city health office include a daughter to Richardson, a daughter to Waller Clark, a daughter to Thomas Whitaker, and a son to M. Roggenbere. William Howell reported the theft of an open face gold watch from the Mowell residence January 3. Mrs. Margaret Archon and Mrs. Kate Neild departed for Denver on the Beaver & Rio Grande line. Car thieves broke into a car in local yards stealing raisins. John Tucotze was arrested on a liquor sale charge and released on bail. John A Junk and two others were elected delegates for the region lodge of the Order of American Woodmen to the state conclave in Springville. Mrs. J. Fey Grant of Baker, Oregon attended the funeral of Florence Wright in Ogden.
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William Howell
Polka Department
Mowell
Atlholly Health Office
Richardson
Doughties
Waller Clark
Thomas Whitaker
Rogenbere
Jaguar
Frank W. Brewer
Tripp Photo Studio
Ogden Stake
Eld
Tabernacle
Felans
Hyram M. Smith
HH. Roberts
Tabermactr Choir
Amoeg
Singer Sewing
Washington
Margaret, Arhon
Kate Neild
Denver
Cola
Beaver
Rilo Grande
John Tucotze
Twenty-sixth Street
T. H. Blackburn
Th. H. Chambers
John A. Junk
FE. M. Teid
FD. Mitchell
Region
Ships disabled by the Germans
New York reports that thirty one German and Austrian ships tied up at the port have been damaged beyond quick repair. Authorities say six to eight months are needed for fixes and over 4000 crew members have vanished since the war began. At outbreak there were 69 officers and sailors aboard. Also notes a film listing at the Utah Theatre blending miscellaneous ad text.
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New York
Lederman and Hal Sentenced to Twenty Years
Lederman and Hal, ten burglars who robbed an Ogden State school, were today sentenced by District Judge Arthur E Pratt to twenty years at hard labor in the penitentiary. The police credit a brilliant capture and confession to officers C M Fitzgerald, Camala Robertink, J Jacobson, Th Wilson, and probation officers Gates.
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Ray Mall
Bdward Lederman
Tate
Ogden Lith
Schowl
Arthur E. Pratt
Prizon
C. M Fitzgerald
Camala Robertink
J. Jacobson
Th Th Wilson
Grant Syphers
Cowboy Stops Runaway Horse With High Lariat
Earl Houke, a vaquero from Loral, halted a frightened runaway horse by leaping into a saddle near Twenty-fourth street and Lincoln avenue. He used a lariat to rope the horse, causing it to stop and preventing injuries as onlookers praised his skill.
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Earl Houke
Menstra
Twenty-first Street
Lincoln Avenue
Lincoln
Turing
Twenty
Washington Avenue
Mr. Houles
Twenty-fourth Street
Elko Redes
Barbers Union Hosts Largest Annual Ball Yet
The society notes a near eight hundred Ogden residents attended the barbers union annual ball at the Mertbana lali area. The event, the season’s largest informal social, featured orderly crowds and improved crowd control with a new assisting idea.
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Focal Barbers’ Union
Dancing Party Crowded Ballroom For Grand Night
A large crowd attended the dance at the big ballroom with about two hundred couples on the floor as the program began. The event featured twenty five dances and an energetic Lilian Thatcher orchestra providing encores. Separate parties and birthday celebrations followed, with catering by Chocolate Shop and a notice of the Past Guardian club meeting and Masonic club dance announced for Ogden.
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Lilian Thatcher
Muse
Folly Crow
B. I. Hayes
George Pearman
Bett Fumer
W. C. Mart
EL Swanton
Harry Wood Trial in District Court
The state opens testimony in the trial of Mary Wood over a street car holdup on October 30. The defense introduces witnesses to challenge the conductors identification. The case rests on whether Wood is the man who fired during the incident. The trial is expected to conclude late today or tomorrow morning.
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Marry Wood
Wood
Echo 16 Resident Robbed in Rooming House
Nearke Promley of Eeho Utah was robbed at 218 Twenty Fourth Street during the night in a rooming house. He described three assailants about 6 feet 6 inches tall, 25 years old, wearing caps. two in brown cloth, one in a dark suit and hat. The incident was investigated by Acting Sergeant Grapt Hyphera.
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Nearke Promley
Eeho
Utah
Grapt Hyphera
Deaths and Funerals Notices and Obituaries
Wright Ada Wright funeral set for Friday at 2 PM in sixth ward chapel with interment in city cemetery. Higgins Frank Higgins funeral tomorrow at 2 PM Lindquist chapel. interment in city cemetery. viewing today and tomorrow. Morgan Robert G. Morgan dies at home aged 60. private funeral at Kirkendall chapel to be announced.
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Wright
Heretica
Sixth Ward
Viden
Bonia
Frank Higgins
Lindquist Chapel
Commissioner Jones Expected Back From California Tour
Mayor Abbot R. Ileywaog said Commissioner Miles L. Jones, missing for over a month on a California tour, is due back Friday or Saturday. Jones visited the San Diego Exposition and Los Angeles, and pledged after return to push plans to develop Ogden's Glenwood Park into an enhanced recreation area.
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Abbot R. Ileywaog
Miles L. Jones
California
Jones
San Diego Exposition
Los Angeles
Ogden
Glenwood Park
House of Glass Comes to the Orpheum in Ogden
Franz Rapp and four aides faced increased bail of 25000 each in San Francisco federal court after conspiring against American neutrality. The Cortlandt, Roche, and Bopp case centers on German influence and potential jail time if convicted.
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Cohan and Morris
Steason
New York
Ogden
Cohan and
Harris
Wiliam H. Hunt
United States District Court
Theodora J. Roche
Bopp
The Vel vet Paw and The Light of Happiness at Popular Plays
The Vel vet Paw tomorrow and Viola Dana in The Light of Happiness headline at Popular Plays and Players Utah with phone 3060. Classified ad promotes the show and theater details.
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Charlie Chaplin
The
Mabel and
Fatty
Utah Theatre
Velvet Paw
Viola Dana
Utah
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