Hold-Up Report and Court Action On Local Crimes
A passenger notes a robbery on No 10 from the west. A stranger was reportedly held up and robbed of 810. Jury members are selected for the Geiger case on failure to provide for family charges, with a prior trial dismissed due to witness issues. Also mentions an aunt seeking 2000 from the mail road and local grocery ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah M. Taylor
First National Bank of Ogden
Beck
Champion Machine
Polles
Geiger
Lorenzo Montgomery
Secon District Court
Phillip Geleer
I. W. Herrington
Isaac Portman
Joseph Hawmeister
John Contos
Thomas M. Irvine
J. J. Greter
Ogfen
D. Wade
Plenamnt View
James B. Hunter
West Weber
California
Nixon backs anti Japanese segregation legislation
Reno dispatch reports Senator Nixon endorses California stance on segregated schools and states he agrees with excluding Japanese from western schools. He cites economic contributions and argues the state has power to enact segregation laws for school trustees to implement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
California
Nixon
Reno Gazette
Washington
Novalas
Commonwealth
Therm
Pacihe
Panith
Department of State
Aueir
Segisiature
Unconfirmed Reports Link Georgia to Other Battleship En Route
Reports from Gibraltar claim the Georgia joined another battleship of the American Atlantic fleet in cal lmon en route to America. The circulation traces to Spanish papers and remains unconfirmed by official sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibraltar
Georgia
Callmon
America
Louie Carns Thomas Dies in Ogden of Cancer
Louie Carns Thomas, born May 18 1862 in Butler Pennsylvania, wife of B F Thomas of Ogden Nebraska, died at 2 10 am from cancer after four year illness. She leaves husband and son John 12, plus a sister Mary McDonald of Liberty Nebraska. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 pm at 1186 Twenty four street with Rev McCreery officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Carns Thomas
B. F. Thomas
Twentyfourth Street
John
Butler
Pennsylvania
Mary McDonald
Liberty
Nebraska
Thomas
Seward
Edmund C. Carns
Mary
Og Fien
the Evening Press
Sdea
McCreery
Twenty-fourth Street
Gentlemen From The South Drown Tears In Court
In a municipal court the case of S. E. Couch charged with attempted theft of an overcoat drew tears. Couch claimed he mistakenly wore the other man’s coat after a pool game, apologized, and was discharged after the coat was found and suspended investigations. The judge urged him to return to his family and stay out of trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Couch
Couch
C. J. Tryon
Iloctor
Tryon
Tennessee
Salt Lake
Ahnevah
Hhis
Tyron
Coal Belt National Bank of Benton Illinois Closed
The comptroller of the currency announced Coal Belt National Bank of Benton Illinois is closed by order of the directors with George C Ball named receiver. The bank’s troubles stem from the defalcation years ago by former president R A Youngblood now imprisoned, and nearby banks plan to absorb its assets with the Coal City National set to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Belt National Bank OF
Benton, Ill
Washington
Comptroller of the Currency Today
Coal Belt National Book of
Benton
Nis
George C Ball
Coal Belt National Bank
R. A. Youngblood
First National
Benton State Bank
Coal City Nationa
Miners Trapped After Catherine Mine Explosion
An explosion at the Catherine mine in Yuzouks Russia early today triggered a fire. One hundred twenty five miners are trapped inside the mine as rescue efforts begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuzouks
Russia
Catherine
Bad Reputation Shapes City Court Pleas and Fines
In a rural docket a mix of offenses is heard. H L Head pleads guilty to leaving his team unhitched and pays a $5 fine. Sam Hendrickson faces petit larceny over fur gloves at the Central hotel with witnesses and testimony. J A Yager identifies the gloves, FP M Weatherholf testifies Hendrickson concealed them. Hendrickson denies the charge. relates prior burglary, later fined $10 or ten days on the rock pile. William King admits vagrancy. detective notes his temperate labor and booze habit. Court suspends sentence and urges reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Head
Sam Hendrickson
Central Hotel
J. A. Yager
Hendrickson
M. Weatherholf
Woodmansee
William King
Pender
King
Governor Chamberlain Defends Separate Schools Policy
In Salem Oregon February 9 Governor George E Chamberlain states opposition to Asiatic immigration yet cautions against anti Japanese measures. He notes California's pending legislation and urges conservatism to avoid harming negotiations with Japan while asserting states may establish separate schools funded by local taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
United States
Oregon State Senate
Chamberlain
California
U S Denies Responsibility for Panamanian Remarks
The United States government disavows responsibility for remarks by Representative Rainey of Illinois criticizing Panamanian President Ubaldia. Secretary Bacon's letter to Arosmena states the president had not read them and finds no factual basis, and asserts no U S blame for Rainey’s statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Unite States
Ramney
Illinot
Obaldia
Panama
Bacon
Arosmena
United States
Representative Rainey
Rainey
Arcemena
Republic of
Panamia
Filetel
Ubaldia
New York’s Bronx Zoo’s Bird Count Continues Rise
The article notes New York Citys Bronx Zoo hosting a vast bird collection, contrasting with Londons famed garden which houses 1.621 birds. It highlights the scale of New Yorks zoological park and its prominent status among city attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Big “Zoo
Great Zoological Garden of
London
Bronx x Zoological Park
Utah Case: Lorenzo Montgomery Guilty Verdict Rendered
The Utah case against Lorenzo Montgomery ends with a guilty verdict after brief jury deliberation. The offense carries a penalty of one to ten years, with sentencing set for Monday. Rumors of a possible pardon or new trial linger, including a reported potential marriage ceremony as leverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Lorenzo Montgomery
Ruby Stanford
Howell
Marital License Issued to Perry and Rawson
A license was issued yesterday to Marion G. Perry of Salt Lake and Pearl A. Rawson of Kaneaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion G. Perry
Salt Lake
Pearl A. Rawson
Kaneaville
Awakening to religious education urged at union convention
Dr Francis J. Peabody of Harvard University President S Mitchell of the University of South Carolina and Dr Emil G Hirsch of Chicago spoke at the Sixth general convention of the Religious Educational association in Chicago arguing that America has awakened to the value of religious instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
America
The
Religious Educational Association
Francis J. Peabody
Harvard University
S. Mitchell
University of South Carolina
Eml G. Hirsch
Emeryville Results Show Surprises on Heavy Track
In Emeryville, favorites faltered on a heavy track with Woolen a 90 to 1 upset winner in the fifth race over Belmere. Belle Kinney also upset by winning the third race as odds shifted, and other races saw Buck Brigade fail to shine and Fulletta take the fourth with clear margins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Emery Ville
Woolen
Belmere
Bucket Brigade
Belle Kinney
Piatoos
Gilbert
Standover
Keogh
Massa
Archibald
Balronta
McCarthy
Livonia
Creery
Penn
Taplin
Dargin
St. Avon
Butler
Fulletta
Clamor
Seoville
Oreagan
Clark
Sullivan
Daloty Belle
Purae— Workbox
Fanatic
Lee
Medling Hannah
Bank Statement for Pingree National Bank Ogden Utah 1909
Bank report from Pingree National Bank Ogden Utah lists assets including loans and discounts notes and coin reserves. It shows liabilities such as capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits with figures for individual and savings deposits. James Pingree as cashier swears the statement is true before Notary Public Geo Gray on February 10 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Ee U
Tresavrer
State of
Utah
of Webb
James Pingres
James Pingl
Wasmer
Geo, Gray
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New Electric Theatre
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M. M. Wykes Co
Washington Avenue
McMillan and Mansfield
Bell
Logan Opera Company
George Thatcher
Agricultural College
Logan
Fifth Ward
Co. B. Glison
O. B. Gilson
Union-Portland Cement Company
Denver
Lewis
Doal
Thos. D
City Floral Co
Rilo Grande
Rio Grande
Mound Fort
Walt
O. DeWolf
Grand Union Tea Store
WII
Anna Ahlgren
Killas Ahlgren
John S. Lewis Jewelry Company
Toggery
Arimneton Hotel
Rock Springs
Kemmerer
Castle Gate
M. L. Jones Coal Co
Grass Creek
Clear Creek
Stuck Springs
Consumers’ Coal Co
A. A. Shaw
Mer
A. H. Patton
Joseph Wheeler
Box Mider
Tim Covert
John Farr
Huntsville
Lofgreen
Castle Gate and
Gillette Coal Co
West 57Th St
Robert G. Agee
David B. Alexander
Southern Pacific Hailroad Company
Gartney
Orpheum Theatre
Edgar Allen Poe
Low Coast
Beason
Mailroad
California Market
25Th Street
Tribe & Jones
Dean
John RK Gerrett
Girard
Ala
Sen
F. Thomas
Separate Schools Law
FUL
U. 8
Montgomery
Emeryville
Pingree National Bank
CONDI
FES Firm
J. W. Abbott
Joe Pingrer
Scowcroft
Santa Anita
Los Angeles
Marible
Santa Anita Park
Tle
Golly Ding
Schilling
Enfield
Kennedy
Joe Galtens
B. Dugan
Follie Levy
Butwell
Domithilda
EB Dugan
Roberta
Powers
Ailly Boteemer
Creston
J. Howard
Chippewa
Auburbon
Martble
Page
Magazine
Williams
Miss Sain
Goldstein
Spahn
King of the Mist
Monvina
Stringeney
Hamper
Lot
Dugan
Shapdale
Burns
Tima
Want
Driver & Son
Washington Ave
Ogden, Utah
Elite Cafe
P. C. Richardson
P.O. Bell
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