Prisoners Escape City Jail By Climbing Attic Hole
Two inmates, Paul Tamar and George Wilson, escaped the city jail by entering the attic from the rail corridor and boring through a wooden wall. They dropped to ground level after sliding 12 to 15 feet. A wide search was launched, with officers pursuing near Evanaston and other points. A local resident aided discovery, and the escape appears to have occurred with the inmates’ implied consent. Further updates awaited.
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Paul Tamar
George Wilson
Seth
Evanaston
Sait Laka Cis
Giigham
Logan
Basiis
Sorgi
Jerry Kelliher
Browning
Escaciafe
Time Desk
Palio
George Tyler
Sergi Kelliher
Grant Ayphers
Oticer Ell
Church Aids Agricultural Department in Utah Farm Study
Weber county farmers fill labor and farm conditions questionnaires issued by the United States Department of Agriculture and distributed statewide by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Questionnaires are to be completed by Utah farmers.
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Weber County
Ulal
Latter-day Saints
United States Department of Agriculture
Church At Latter-day Saints
Utah Farm
Pleasant surprise awaited at New Utah Sunday
A telegram received by the Daletrit bakery of Ogden from William Baichout in Hoboken reports his arrival after thirty-two months in Holland. He waited six months for passage and comes with fifty-five others, including Vick Vanderberg, all returning missionaries of the Latter-day Saints church.
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Daletrit Bakery
Ogden
William Baichout
Hoboken
Migalan
Holland
Dalebout
Vick Vanderberg
Red Cross Chapters Form in Ogden Valley and Nearby Towns
Red Cross chapters for Mitcieton Huntsville in Queen valley were organized yesterday and begin active working basins. In Huntsville sub-chapter, Dipaie Jollangen presides, Hla Peterson and Moe Tracy are officers. Weber County chapters will coordinate under Rev. John By Carve as county president to outline planned Red Cross relief efforts.
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Red Cross
John
Tha Twa Organizationa
Lakeview Mining Case Opens In Local Court
Proceedings in the Lakeview case began this morning before Judge Pratt. Plaintiffs seek an order blocking defendants from selling stock in the Lakeview Mint Company and for removal of the store’s ownership to protect plaintiffs’ interests, with trial expected to conclude in the current term.
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Armamonth
T. Taresols
BL. Wace
Lakeview
Tadye A. R Pratt
Wierasa
Engl
Cantina
White slave charge investigated by officers
Deputies report Maud Engin and Hackay, from Evans ton Wyoming, came to Ogden for alleged prostitution and bootlegging. Special agent Leon Bone said a white man may face statutory charges for luring Engin to Ogden. The pair were detained on statutory charges after suspicions of pre arranged transportation and intent. Engin has two children in charity cases. Hackay held on prostitution and bootlegging counts. Big Bill Hart at the Cozy tomorrow and a feature film "A Wife With a Past."
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Byldence
Maud Engign
Ogden
Twenty-sixth Street
Caan
Leon Bone
Department of Jus- Nieg
Snalen
Hvanaton
Wyoming
Hackay
den Ullea
Iit
Byanaton
Flackley
Maud Enalen
Uni
Ondon
Charity Hunte
Ogder
Ogden Packing Co Motion For Non Suit Granted
Judge Arthur H E Pratt in district court granted a non suit upon motion by defense in the Dar ing Co of Chicago versus Ogden Packing & Provision Co case. The suit sought damages on a shipment of one car of tallow with claims the product did not meet sample, containing 34 barrels white and 86 barrels brown but receiving all brown. Evidence showed variance with the complaint, leading to the non suit. Local livestock market at Union Stock Yards Ogden showed receipts of cattle hogs and sheep with prices: top cattle 10.50, feeders 5.00 to 7.00, veal calves 8.00 to 9.50. hogs 16.00 tops. lambs 14.00 to 36.00. cows 6.00 to 7.00.
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Arthur EH. Pratt
Distret Court
Daring & Co
Chicago
Ogden Packing & Provision Co
Variancce
Union Stack Yards
Ogden
Tech
Knights of Columbus fund drive faces misunderstanding
Chatman C Murphy reports strong support from most donors while some refusals stem from donors not grasping the funds' purpose. He denies rumors of admission charges or discrimination by the YMC A or Knights. he cites confusion from government theater closures and wartime expenses.
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Chatman C
Murphy Brandi Ag
Knights of Columbus And M C A Promote Morale At Camp Kearny
At Camp Kearny the Knights of Columbus and the Y M C A share the grounds to aid camp morale and curb vice. A piano recital by Ondensky drew a crowd with free admission. Knights provide free stationery as evidence of active support for the soldiers’ welfare.
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Knights of Columbis
Camp Kearny
Stanichold
Knights of Columbus
Ondensky
Ogden
Austrian cabinet resignations ripple through Vienna
Rumors say the entire Austrian cabinet led by Premier von Seydler tendered its resignation to Emperor Charles amid parliament debates and opposition pressure. The move, tied to labor unrest and constitutional questions, follows last June’s government formation and remains unconfirmed as of reports from Vienna.
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Tirayan Fewdler
Imprior Charles
Vienna
von Neyvdler
Whderstood
Palleh
Bain
Depariog
Vr. von Seydler
Orless
Austria-llingiry
Dr. von Saydler
Mannerheim defeats Red Guard in Vienna siege end
General Mannerheim leads forces backing the Finnish provisional government to victory over the Red Guard. Reports say labor and military reforms were promised, prompting leaders to order followers back to work. The clash at Koykenkoo occurred on late November amid heavy losses, with about 9000 Red Guards said wounded or killed.
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Fors Aspaich
Afton Tidnicset
Red Guards
Koykenkoo
Tammertors
Fragmented Poem Sketches From a War Camp Scene
Fragmented lines evoke a war camp with thoughts of home and bugle calls. Vague imagery mixes campfires khaki logs and distant taps, with garbled text suggesting a wartime setting and memory. The readable parts hint at loss longing and soldiers’ reflections amid distant sounds.
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Wright
Wilson
Nontertodl
Omears Sbelleye
Tawny
Hart & the Cozy
Alan
Priscilla Dean
Cozy
Castle Gate
Church
Agricultural Department
Castle Gate and
Clear Creek
Utah
Sur’prise
New Utah
Ogden Valley
Berthana
Hart
Ogden Packing CO
Eament
Peet Brother
White
Valentines
Mannerheim
RED Guard
Stockholm
Alfred Whit Easy
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