Ogden Transit and Local Notices Begin Week with Mix of Births and Bad News
A mixed Ogden page reports births and a set of local incidents and notices. A baby girl arrived Feb 6 to Mr and Mrs Barton of Twenty Sixth Street. a newborn boy weighed eight pounds at a local address. a theft incident at a home on Twenty Fifth Street is under police review. an amputated foot occurred at Dee Hospital after a car accident in Brigham City. court reports cite fines and civil fees totaling thousands. and a resignation to missionary service is noted for Eider Herrick with Utah and LDS church ties.
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Borh
Titel
Sidnay Walken
Twenty-eighth Street
Jay
Me. Watson
First National Bank
Nert Cunningham
Utnh-Idaho Central
Dee
Yeuterding
Brigham City
Ogden
Miselon
Eider
W. Verries
Ogden Suunwimant
John L. Werrick
San Francises
Wileal
Hawaii
Eider Herrick
Joseph West
Lester J. Hervick
Western States
The
Latter-Day Saints Church
Menver
Lee Morrissey Secures Victory in Second Round
Local fighter Lee Morrissey defeated Joplin opponent Ware ies Top in the scheduled twenty round bout. Morrissey won by a foul in the second round, continuing a career marked by stops and knockouts. His prior win was against Young Cherry of New York, a decisive triumph.
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Jann Morrissey
Wareies
Joplin
Morrigaey
Orden
Youn Cherry
New York
Campaign meeting succeeds to aid Knights of Columbus war camp fund
Ogden hosts a vaudeville show at the Orpheum on February 12 to raise money for the Knights of Columbus war camp fund. Cast includes Miss Winters, Miss Bernice Durke, and Miss Florence Riser. Proceeds go to the fund. tickets available from committee members or at the Orpheum box office. A 5 percent donation from United Cigar Stores on February 14 and theater manager Harmon Peery’s generosity boost local support. Donations can be made at The National Bank. names and amounts will be published after the drive.
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Knights of Columbus
Ogden
Orpheum
de Warde
Povatolo
Jimuse
Idaho
Anoi Winters
Bernice Durke
Florence Riser
Tmolion Pictures
Amontais
Austhia
Tex
Pocatello
Harmon. Peery
Orden Theater
Toiné Tans
Peery
Ogden Theater
United Cigar
Dodatlone
Atth National Bank
Phon St Vhit Committee
Kenyon Proposes Amendment on Citizenship for Voters
Washington February 3 Senator Kenyon offers an amendment to require in person voters who veto higher government offices to be American citizens. Kenyon says the provision, aimed at several states, shocks observers. Vice President Marshall notes the number of such shares may be nine.
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Washington
Congress
Citwena
Ken Yoral Jowa
Collecte Cénile
Iansis
South Dakota
Neb
Missori
Tattana
Marshall
Rialso
Baltewe
Ald Fothar
Aral Ani
North Ogden Notes Special Correspondence
A very satisfactory annual meeting praised the ward finance committee led by John W. Gibson for prudent handling of funds. Donors contributing without urging supported improvements to the ward chapel. Pleasant View ward members visited the new baptismal font, while David Randall tours canning centers. Letters from soldiers Maymond Holmer Willand Mayrick and Ray Dantery from France arrive. A baby girl was born to Clarence and Annie E Blaylock Johnson in Idaho Falls. Elders quorum plans a ward DIK day in North Ogden on Feb 17 with a full program and meetings.
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Ward Finance Committee
John W. Gibson
Pleasant View
David Randall
Nata
Idaho
Clarence
Annie E. Blaylock Johnson
B. F. Blaylock
North Ogden
Theie Twenty-Severth Grant Eaid
Society Drama Club and Fine Arts Notes at University of Utah
The Society Drama Club plans a talent program with an address by Professor Barker, while the Fine Arts Globe notes a regular weekly meeting with good attendance and an engaging program. Also recounted are historic leadership changes in a local fraternity dating back to 1856 with numerous secretary and counselor appointments through 1967.
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Barker
University of Utah
Fine Arts Globe
Fine Arts Club
Advertising Scheme Stopped by Police Chief and Merchants
A damaged report outlines police intervention in a local advertising scheme halted by Police Chief Ogden Lrades and officers. Detectives Hebron and Chamber investigated two solicitors linked to selling ad space and political campaigning for soldiers' benefit.
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Hebron
Robert Chamber
Fulydts
Alleplers
Wi Ogden
Polles
Yfith
Alroaiy
Traiadocit
Grain shipments given preference across major states
Director General McAdoo ordered preference for grain shipments in loading grain cars across Illinois Indiana Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Omaha responds as local activity grows with applicants to the federal labor bureau but few are accepted.
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Washington
McAdoo
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Netraska
Keneag
Miasour
Oklahoma
Unclear text about evictions and workmen at shipyards
Fragmentary report notes evictions, shipyard workers, and housing issues. Mentions a person Avibur Voykendal and disputes over employment, housing, and registration for work. Details are garbled and names are uncertain. conveys tension over labor and welfare policies.
Moose Nuniness and Vetuvery Plane Attend J Kivaisa
A compact note mentions J Kivaisa and a plane event involving Berkalary on a Sunday night. The fragment references Loyal Moose and sundry items, outlining a local intrigue or social occurrence without clear outcomes or dates.
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J. Kivaisa
Berkalary
Coolness of American boys aboard torpedoed ship
Eyewitness accounts from an American transport crew describe calmness and discipline after a torpedo strike. British officers praised the youths for orderly evacuation, while one fireman’s escape highlighted dramatic survivals amid debris and smoke.
Real Estate Transfers Record Shows Several Deeds
In Real Estate Transfers Wuatave Pele and others transfer to Charles Mbert. Magacrom party deed dated 17-20-1,70. Consideration $300, warranty deed. Wallop Hart and wife to Sonn His well part and B % neglect. TG Ny T. 2 W. Consideration $360, warranty deed. Alfred Peinrson and wife to Jnnepig, Jenpen, lot 25 Adlai Annex adultian. Consideration $359, warranty deed.
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Wuatave Pele
Wits
Charles, Mbert
Magacrom
Warranly
Wallop
Hart End
Warranily
Alfred Peinrson
Jnnepig
Jenpen
Ale'a Annex
Railroad Bill Sent to House Amid Pace of Reform
The administration railroad bill, revised after two years of effort, seeks rate fixing powers for the president and safeguards against nationalization. It aims to prevent freight control through a government monopoly while ensuring supply. Chairman Sime said a vote in the House would occur Saturday, or as soon as possible next week if needed.
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Warrington
Chatrann Sime
HARASSING FIRE ON GERMAN LINES
The American army maintains harassing fire on German positions along Prange as bombardment targets bunkers, dugouts and rail lines. Major Wade cries as a message of sympathy from the Tosconia to his Washington unit moves officers. he breaks down and sobs at a town council gesture.
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Prange
Fab
Kri Uory
Wade
Benjamin F. Wale
Washington
Tosconia
Grand Jury Indicts Haywood in War Conspiracy Case
Sacramento report says a grand jury indicted Aupective Percape with conspiring with William D. Haywood, secretary of the Industrial Workers of the World, and others to hinder war law enforcement, in the United States prosecution of the war with Germany.
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Racramento
Cal
Auuitive Percape
William D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawa
United States
Germany
Grand Jury
Widow's Body Found Buried in Kentucky Barn
In Dixon Kentucky on February 8 widow Mrs Joey Sparks age 34 was found murdered and buried in an old livery barn near the outskirts of Cincinnati. A large diamond and a ruby ring worn on her left third finger were missing. Suspects included two men known to work at the barn. Sheriff investigations proceed as officials trace Sparks family and the crime scene. Superintendent Rowlands of the Salt Lake division of the Southern Pacific departed for a trip of inspection with Mr Bratt aiding, likely to reach Sparka.
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Maud Ensign
Chatten Hickley
Taunterpal Court
Soule
Brown
Dixon
Joey Sparks
Ciny
Sparks
Wil Vance
Bara
Sparke
T. K. Rowlands
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Sparka
Rowlands
F. ¥. Bratt
Salt Lake City
Hrote
Ogden
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San Diego
Twenty-first Infantry
Mitchell's
Aps. City
Sielen
Nobert Schuitz
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Sulla
Deller Clan
Danuaty
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T. N. Fullon
Ogden Standard
Hulanicki
Sauk
Woodcraft
Sam—The Stork
Sue Peterson
Lee Morrissey
J. A. Hocle & CO
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Chicago Board of Teas
M. Scott, Jr
Logan & Bryan
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France
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Preddent
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James (. Hinck
James Barker
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J. F. Larmor
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Andrew Miller
Vara
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Sueteeiel
Greekleat Blodget
Thomas F. Brown
Janes Martin
Hyua Roylance
Scott W. Campbell
William M. Ella
George Storey
Hieber J. Standal
Alfred Whitman
Omaha
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Nebraska World
Federal Department of Inbor Enmiploy
Feet Brothers
Tito
Monarch
Neli
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Loyal Moose
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Garman
Balley
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Tho
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Interstate Commerce Committee
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