FASQUE INJURED IN ACCIDENT ON AVERDNLE ROAD
William Yrebarran aged 9 months? was treated at Ike Hospital after an automobile rollover on Riverdele road near the second hill. The vehicle owned by Jog Ha and driven by Antona Berbol overturned, with Yrebarron and Peto Ebenso among the occupants. Yrebarran sustained a broken bone. others were bruised. County officials observed the crash and aided the injured, with H. E. Robinson ordering transfer to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Yrebarran
Ike Hospital
Riverdele
Jog Ha
Antona Berbol
Yrebarron
Peto Ebenso
Charles Macy
Alex Fife
Roy
Yrokarron
Riverdale
Berbot
PLC
Hao
de H. E. Robinson
Film and theater ads note star power and real estate transfers
The page promotes the film Bought and Paid For starring Alice Brady with a secondary ad for The Heart of a Hero. It also lists several real estate transfers including Alexander Ririe to Joseph Hirie in Ogden, Joseph Palterrotl to George M. Wilson, and multiple deeds involving Central Heating and Power Co and Eccles Investment Co with various parcels and nominal considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Ririe
Joseph Hirie
Joseph Palterrotl
George M. Wilson
S. K
W. Ij
Thomas D. Dee
Io Central Heating & Power Co
David Eccles Co
Central Heatfer & Tower Co
Anc
Eccles Investment Company
Conis
Heating & Tower Co
Cam F. Halverson
John Watson
Janet M. Hurst
South Ogden
Beal
Ralph F. Hoag
Gundey Jota
Nob Hill
Nob Hill Annex
R. Stephens
Henry H. Butler
Rider's
Amusing Slap at Theatre Voices and Wage Row
A fragmented review notes mixed impressions of a play featuring a poor girl and a rich suitor with laughs and tears. It mentions Utah theater shows with Robert Warwick in Heart of A and a February wage dispute report from Passington, detailing Chicago unions and striker differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viniveraal
Rome
Utah
Robert Warwick
Heart of A
Drunk driver Swain jailed after three women struck
David Swain an all around salesman was arrested on drunken driving charges after his auto hit three young women at the corner of Washington and Twenty Fifth. The injured were 16 year old May Brown and 14 year old Ruth Brown of 864 Brown Court and sisters Pinzen Monica and Mrs Percy Mennen. Mrs Hanken and Mary Brown sustained injuries but not serious. Deputies Sowle Hyown and Gelgar stopped Swain near the scene and later released him on $100 bail. Dr George Moyers treated the victims and they were later sent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Swain
Wis
Sowle
Hyown
Gelgar
Washington Agrai
Percy Mennen
Pinzen Aphdmonia
May Brown
Ruth Brown
Brown Court
Swann
Swain
Afra
Hanken
Alice Bray WW Charming Role at New WTAR
Alice Bray shines in a witty comedy drama at WTAR where her portrayal of Virgin Blaine stands out. The review praises the performance as lively and emotionally engaging, noting the production’s near life like realism and strong acting from Brady-Made World pictures star Alice Drady. The show runs today and Thursday with Robert Warwick featured in The Heart of a Hero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Bray
NEW
WTAR
Keren
Alice Drady
Virgin Blaine
Uie Utah Fhiegler
Robert Warwick
Eccles named president of Western Pine Assn meeting
David G. Eccles of Ogden was elected president of the Western Pine Manufacturers Association at a Spokane meeting. Roy M. Hart of Coeur d’Alene Idaho became vice president and H. M. Stratham of Fort Hall Idaho treasurer. A. W. Cooper was re elected treasurer. The convention discussed moving headquarters from Spokane to Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Eccles
Ogden
Aw Western Ping Manufacturer's Assattation
Spokane
Wauh
Roy M. Hart
Coeur d-Alene
Idaho
M. Stratham
Fort Palla
Treas
Vucer
A. W. Cooper
Wash
Portland
Ore
Spy search on big passenger ship at Atlantic port
At Atlantic port on February 7, a spy search aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam of the Holland America Line marked the first such probe in this port’s history. Federal authorities, excluding customs, barred some passengers and initiated examinations of passengers and baggage, with results not expected until tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Nieuw Amsterdam
Holland- American Inc
Wong
Kneipp Seeks Market Insight After Utah County Visit
L F Kneipp returns from Ep************************* Provo where he studied forestry and grazing prospects. He notes many lamb feeders foresee price increases as market movement lags, while overall ranching conditions remain favorable with recent snows ensuring moisture. He cites drought relief efforts and draft registration matters in Texas and San Francisco as concurrent news items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Kneipp
Epbham
Provo
Mr. Kneipp
Kneipp
Ogden Infant Mortality Report 1906 1918
George Shorten forwards a report to the New York milk committee on infant mortality in Ogden. The study covers 1906 to 1910 and 1916 to 1918, detailing total deaths under one year and birth totals. It notes infant mortality rates and comparisons with national levels, prepared for J J Larson and the New York City Infant Mortality group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shorten
City Sanitary Cone
Milk Committee
The
Commanion
New York City
Qeden
Wau
Ogden
J. J. Larson
United States
Larson
Shorten
When Men Are Tempted at the Cozy Theater
A Greater Vitagraph production titled Shen Men Are Tempted screens at the Cozy, promising a journey from youth to adulthood. The ad claims the story follows growth through laughter and pathos, with scenes of childhood recollection and renewed love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burt
Frederick Up
Ham Adams
Fomerow
Glass Defends Administration Lights Browning Gun Debate
Representative Glass defended the administration in a House speech disputing Senator Chamberlain’s charges about the theater department and the war machine. He said the Browning gun was chosen because experts called it the best, and that American forces in France were well equipped with machine guns and supplies. He cited soldier health data and praised selective drafting as a notable wartime achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representation Glass
House
Chamberlain
Theater Department
Mr. Glags
Senator Chamberlain
General Forre
Glass
Erltley
France
Europe
Saldiere
Itlass
Spartachure
S.C
O'Ryan
Ingia
Oma
Griraln
Canada
Benn
Ireland
Aus
Unclear war draft debate and mobilization rhetoric
The text reflects a wartime speech praising democratic selective draft and patriotism, noting unprecedented mobilization and a claim that over a million men will be in France this year. It contrasts averse public sentiment with steadfast action by troops, highlighting national resolve and military commitment.
German press bitterly scored in Petrograd report
In Petrograd on February 6, Russian Bolshevik and other newspapers denounce the German press campaign of misrepresentation. They accuse the German government of misleading the Bolsheviks and colluding with Tel ish and American imperialists, a claim tied to the broader wartime narrative. A bank teller incident in Orlando, Florida is noted among scattered local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Wednersday
Tavestin
Disasters and U Boat Threat Shadow Turcania Sinking
The article reports Secretary Baker stating the sinking of the Turcania as a clear wartime challenge. It notes survivors’ fate, public updates, and the need to unite the nation while detailing convoy tactics, mine risks, and uncertainty over crew casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larne
Winchester
Baker
War Department
Navy and Army Prepare as Submarine Threat Rises
The navy and army mobilize as undersea raids loom near the Atlantic. Officers warn a surfaced submarine could cross an approach and torpedo path, prompting checks on detection gear and evasive maneuvers. The Twentieth Engineers regiments deploy to France’s forests to supply timber for hospitals and fortifications, while losses in American troop numbers are updated with 210 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy
Thia
Wille
Europe
Twentieth Engineers
Twentieth Engineves Loremterad
Tusrania
Here
W. A Mitchell
Regular Army
Henry 8. Graves
United Handus Department of Agriculture
Ceutenant
Tuscania
Setiva
American Ferratry Association
Market Turbulence Hits Stocks and Commodities Across Cities
World markets slip on ageing stock debuts, transport laws, and rail issues while industrials retreat. Bond activity mixed as Liberty bonds rise and fall. coal, rates, and speculative interests waver amid dull mid-session trading. Local livestock markets show steady cattle, higher hogs, and mixed sheep receipts across Union Stock Yards, Kansas City, and Omaha with notable price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Liberty Second
United
Liberty
JiA'n Aclink
Coalars
Ratin
St. Paul
Pacifica and Motors
UNION
Goden
Hecolpty
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Hetlern
Wwarkrt
Wee
Chicago Hog Market Slips Amid Quiet Trade
Chicago hog market on February 7 faced a dull session with prices mostly down from the prior day. Weaners and pigs posted uneven gains while heavy hogs and sows showed limited movement as buyers awaited clearer guidance on supplies and demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chigago
Shicago
Chicago cotton prices rise on Tuacotta sinking report
Market observers note firmer tone in Chicago trading as rumors of a Tuacotta sinking influence demand and price levels. Traders point to ongoing light supply versus cautious buying, with workers noting reduced motive power in transporting goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
When Men Are Tempted at Cozy Theater Tonight
A strong stage adaptation from a celebrated novel features Mary Anderson and Alfred Whitman in a two act presentation at the Cozy tonight and tomorrow. The production draws interest from readers and theatergoers alike with its dramatic exploration of temptation and personal conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burt
Stors
Mary Anderson
Alfred Whitman
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Fasque
Virginia
Winger
Lela Stafford
Evar Stitlen
Alice Brady
Tiewres Brady
Passington
Fed
Judie Sam
L Aschuler
Chicaga Tong van Spiintest
pUvarer
PS Boyes
J A. Rogle & CO
Dad Shan
AUTO
David G. Eccles
Atlantic Port
LF. Kneipp
Utah County
Texas
McAdon
Dallas
James E. Johnson
Weber County
Aday
Bia
Ban Francisco
Johnson
San Francisco
Milay Keita
Jvis
Trata
Grice
Ton Milton
Ian Marche
Watora
Mantesad
Lous
Oltima
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
Cannera
Brocker
Calven
Wothers
Ewes
Lamibe
Chene Pene
Skaggs
California
Campbell’s
Unlon
Tin Tobacco Union
Prince Albert
Duke's
Durham
Horseshoe
Irlal Amoke
tor _ Son
Wack Graham
Skaggs Cash Stores
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