Kate Clement Case Moves Through Municipal Court
A municipal court session reveals Kate Clement, 24, daughter of Chicago policewoman Mrs. Alice Piemént, involved with Kutter in alleged improper conduct at Rox hotel. Kutter, about 22, claims he shovelled snow since holidays, and says he met Clement at the stockyards. both face possible reopenings as prosecutors seek innocence. Clement allegedly entered Mexico on a spy-related mission and provided photographs of forts to the federal government.
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Kate Clement
Mexico
Kutter
Rox Hotel
Clement
Sherite Thek
Alice Piemént
Chitazo
Chicago
Rhh
Joan @are
Mexdca
United States
Kuller
Arrasen~ment
Wyoming
Uncertainty over Ogden Men in Tuscan Casualties
Forestry department officials worry some local recruits are among those aboard the Anchor line transport Thania torpedoed off the Irish coast. Records show 108 men recruited here, many from the Twentieth engineers, with shifts to the Tenth and other units. Recruits from this area enlisted in fall and are now in France. transfers and retraining of engineer cards noted.
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Forestry Department
Acm
Thacania
Irish
Forestry Service
France
Briar Wounding Fire Capt. Wardleigh Ends Day
Capt H H Wardleigh of the Central fire department was injured by a briar that penetrated the eyelid and grazed the eyeball as he passed a rosebush near the Central station on 2043 Douglas avenue. He was slightly improved this morning though the injury remains extremely serious with possible vision impact.
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H. H. Wardleigh
Central Fire Department
Wardleigh
Douglas Avenue
Central Fire
Ogden Firemen Hold Annual Session For Officer Election
Ogden City Firemen will meet tomorrow night at 8 at the Central fire station for the annual session of the Ogden City Firemen's Benevolent Association. Fire Chief George A Graves presidess as officers including Wardleigh vice president Hamilton secretary and Wilinton treasurer. Wardleigh may be unable to attend due to illness. reports from secretary and treasurer will be heard. The annual firemen ball is cancelled this year.
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Ogden
Chai
Ogden City
Vice Press
A. B. Tinmilton
N. J. Ufinton
Wardleigh
Hamailton
Thaffremen
Births Reported to City Sanitary Office In February
The office of George Sharten, city sanitary commissioner, records births: Heber C. and Virginia Davleon, 3640 Jefferson Avenue, girl, Feb 4. Peter W. and Winnifred Sarvia, 1025 Capitol Avenue, girl, Feb 3. Richard and Amy Hancock, 293% Lane Avenue, boy, Jan 15. John WN. and Maude Fischers, 156) Thirty-first Street, boy, Jan 29. Stephen L. and Katye Vail, 655 Meenty-eighth Street, girl, Jan 21. Women workers in Porto Rico have: minteem iaw.
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George Sharten
Heber C
Virginia Davleon
Jefferson Avenue
Peter W
Winnifred Sarvia
Capitol Avenue
Richard
Amy Hancock
Lane Avenue
John WN
Maude Fichers
Thirty-first Street
Bor
Stephen L
Katye Vail
Meenty-eighth Street
Gizt
Treasury certificates call to banks to fund war effort
Secretary McAdoo urges Utah banks to reserve about 1 percent of gross resources weekly for treasury certificates of indebtedness and to invest in Liberty loan issues. He appeals for full cooperation to distribute bonds, support military operations, and sustain America’s war needs with prompt telegraphic responses.
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Ogden
McAdoo
Treasury
Utah National Bank
Warren L. Wallis
Washington, D. C
Utah
Galns
Liberty Joan S Xhall
Treasle
Catry
United States
Bank and Trust Company
la Lavn
Onca Il
Europe
America
Aaerica
Covery Bank and Trust Company
W.G. Meadoo
When Men Are Tempted at Cory with Anderson Whitman
The Cory presents a strong stage adaptation of John Burt featuring Mary Anderson and Alfred Whitman today and tomorrow. The production promises notable performances by the two stars in a dramatic play drawn from the novel.
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John Burt
Mary Anderson
Alfred Whitman
Cory
Survivors receive aid in Ireland and Scotland after disaster
Dispatches report about six hundred survivors at Larne Ireland and seventeen at Islay Scotland. Huntieh authorities strive to comfort survivors and send supplies to landing points. Many Tuscania survivors suffered. some swam for two hours after rescue. Also notes Concord North Dakota elects a mayor and Grand Forks launches a North Dakota Tech leader.
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Washington
War Department
Larne
Ireland
Enventeen
Islay
Scotland
Huntieh
Alde
Concord, N. TL
Unianmat
Ely
Local bootleggers spared harsher penalties by judge
In municipal court Judge Barker leniently fined three local men George Carey Alvin Johnson and Roy Head 100 each after pleas of guilty to liquor law violations. Covey the railroad brakeman faced 100 fine and loss of his job. Johnson a married man faces funds to cover the fine. All three are described as young and capable despite involvement in bootlegging activities.
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THA
Hye
Yeorge
Barker
George Carey
Alvin Johnson
Roy Head
Liree
Head
Johnson
Dover
Covey, Johnson and
Heed
War Cabinet Bill Battles Bitter Opposition at Senate
Washington fevered over a sweeping bill granting the president power to reorganize all executive departments for the war period. Senator Overman introduced the measure, arguing it meets wartime needs while GOP leaders and some Democrats fear a return to an autocratic system. The Senate Judiciary Committee prepares to review the proposal next week.
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Washington
Wilson
Overman
House
Shields
Cabbiel
Representative Glass
Ha War Department
Repub- Vicana
Judiciary Committee
Galliger
Informiely
Senate
Lodge
Congress
Peach Times
Arnie
Taft
Deaths and Funerals Summary From Ogden News
Obituaries and funeral notices list Mrs. Perry, a Salt Lake City arrival from Maine, funeral planned Friday in Salt Lake with interment in Ogden. infant Andy Smith funeral Friday at St Joseph's Catholic Church with viewing at 123 Twenty-fifth Street. Fenton Butterfield funeral held yesterday at Kirkendall Chapel. Mrs Brountle funeral planned tomorrow at 1 30 in Riverdale Meeting House.
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Perry
Tintoable
Percy
Salt Lake
Ogden
Ana
Jenkins
Tincoln Avenue
Maine
Breustle
Mran Brountle
Fredertels Tirwentle
Riverdale Meeting House
Suiter Jane Suiter death notice in Ogden area
Mrs Jane Suiter wife of the late A F Buller died at Dee hospital at 1 o clock cause nephritis born England January 1 1841 came to Utah in 1865 resided Salt Lake City and Hooper later West Point near Hooper survived by six children including Mrs Henninger Mrs Buckley Mrs Leonard Mr Johns Mrs Scofield and J Floyd Suiter and 33 grandchildren burial at Ogden City Cemetery with viewing at home tonight and tomorrow until service location details pending funeral announcement later
Government Urges Wing Out Of Vce Disease
Mayor Browning cites Dr. Franklin Martin urging city, county, and health boards to cooperate in combating a severe VCE disease outbreak. He warns mobilization plans and stresses patriotism and humanity in eradicating a problem more deadly than smallpox or cholera. He cites high private disease rates in the army and vows decisive action to locate and suppress joints where the disease festers.
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Browning
Franklin Martin
Health Advisory Committee
Washington
Board of Health
Secord
Hls
Nayor Browning
Brorening
Alislen
National Guards
Nation Army
All Supplies Cut Off From Poles in Soviet Command Decree
Petrograd reports Ensign Keryienko of the Bolsheviki issues a decree to cut off all supplies from the Polish region in the Russian army and declares commander Dovboro Mousnitzky an outlaw. He calls Dolaceviki to abandon Polish commands. Admiralty in London notes fifteen British merchant ships sunk by mine or submarine in the past week, with several vessels over 1600 tons and fishing boats among losses. Paris also reports French ore steamers sunk.
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Petrograd
Keryienko
Bolsheviki
Dovboro Mousnitzky
Tondon
Pha Admiralty
Ning Uriliah
Week Ended February 2 Maritime Losses and Arrivals
The week ended February 2 saw 868 vessels reach French ports and 897 clear from French ports. An Italian report from Rome on February 6 notes very light losses by mine or submarine, with only one steamer under 1600 tons sunk.
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Tos
Rome
Belpy
Peace Parleys Crown Three Cecil Siblings on Privy Council
London reports Lord Hugh Cecil joins the King's privy council creating a unique situation with brothers Lord Robert Cecil and the Marquis of Salisbury already members. Britain also notes Serbia's 1914 trade union strength and dwindling survivors in a foggy Brest Litovsk negotiating scene amid Bolshevik tensions.
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Brothers IN Council
London
Hugh Cecil
King's Privy Council
Robert Cecil
Marquis of Salisbury
Brest-Litovel
al- Town
Swedes Keep Hats On Streets Despite Cold Etiquette
Swedes plan to salute strangers with hats in the cold as a polite custom, publishing a notice in the city's paper. They request others to respond in kind, opting to keep headwear during winter rather than remove hats when greeting on the street.
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Christimmetad
Eitlvons
Milan
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J. H. Carver
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Glen Bros. Roberts Piano Co
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