Random References and Local Notices in Ogden Paper
Random references list meetings, ads, court notes, and local notices from Ogden Utah. Topics include advertising executives, printing firms, a point about a bean delivery contract awarded to Goddard Co, a Whitaker appeal, a seed contract dispute, a saddled civil notice, and multiple job and business notices.
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Whitaker
Thomas Whitaker
Tod Packing Company
Goddard Company
Wult Aid Pal
Wan
Jude Meet
Onden
Tos
District Court
Reetentag
Floating Indebtedness of County Redeemed
Washington February 42 annouse Turthatge inet TemAatning floating indebtedness of the government would be redeemed Monday Secretary Houx tom aid the position of the seasory was very bright and that government officials nay nothing io the pres ent financial situation which they would regard an extremely grave. Only about $60,000,000 of short term certificates requiring to be refunded at a maturity remain to be redeemed. Out standing tax certificates issued in anticipation of income and profits tax installments for the purpose of relieving the quarterly strain on the wanke,r pownt to $2,935,049,060 but in ne in, Klauca exceed the estimated aturant bt taxen and accordingly no funds will have to be provided to meet dhezn.
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Washington
Houxtom
Prisoners Escape From Steel Enclosure In Lincoln Jail
JINCOLN Nebr Feb 12 Reliance Ecelner under a penitentiary sentence of from one in ten years for stealing a teport car and a fellow prisoner escaped from the county jail today after breaking from a steel enclosure in the basement. A guard was struck on the head with an iron pipe during the breakout. The event was noted as part of ongoing security concerns.
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Jincoln
Reliance
Ecelner
Eav
Brein
Waco
Mrs Ida May Small Dies After Influenza Pneumonia
Mrs Ida May Small wife of Samuel J Small and daughter of Mrs William G Biddle died at 10 this morning at her mother's home 2417 Monroe Ave Ogden after influenza pneumonia begun a week ago She was born in Terace Utah December 7 1897 and lived in Ogden since Her survivors include husband two children William Greer and May also her mother and brothers and sisters William A Biddle Mrs Hyrum Ohleon Albert George Biddle and Mrs Henry Hird Funeral arrangements will be announced by Larkin Company and undertakers.
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Ida May Small
Samuel J. Small
Wil- Mam G. Biddle
William G. Biddle
Monroe Avenue
Larkin Company
Gid Funerator
Tangemients
Nelson
Nmrs
Grace Wilson Nelson
Jundquiat
Cracked Ice Startles in Forest Service Exhibit
A mistyped report describes an ice laden scene with bottles protruding from a large tin bucket amid forest service gear. Eyewitnesses note brash appearance and a chaotic setup suggesting a research display or sample collection mishap attracting attention at the event.
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Forest Service
Pile Forerk Service
Adlerndon
Local Cigarmakers Strike Statement Issued
Local 367 Osden union issues a public statement clarifying their stance amid a 20 percent expected rise for employees. The message rejects manufacturer claims of a broader 29 union-move influence and asserts facts only, denying external pressure.
Paris Reports Death Of Baron Rothschild
New York dispatch reports the death of Baron Nathaniel de Rothschild at 74, a leader in Zionist activity and banking. He supported Mend Israel, helped fund Mikveh Israel, and established a hospital in Jerusalem. The Zionist Organization of America noted his philanthropy, including a $10,000 grant for Palestinian welfare.
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Paris
Baron Rothschild
New York
Jhatun Ao Rothschild
Varin
Zionist Organisation of America
Renich Urlingh
Ttaélyuize
Ri Ehionni Rimnanti
Calanil
Valestae
Mada Kts
Anmo
Holy Land
Venigh Tikwele
Itleson Te Zion
Europa
Garon Rothschilt
Mikvith
Five fire alarms keep boys busy at station
Five fire alarms were answered by the city fire department from 10:20 p.m. to 12 o'clock, including a box car fire behind the Scowcroft and Sons plant on Wall Avenue and Twenty third Street caused by a makeshift sleeping area. Boiling tar on a Roof at 2365 Tyler Avenue started a small blaze at W T Treskell. An overheated engine in Ogden Paint and Glass Co trucks drew attention, while a trash pile at Gratty Avenue and Twenty fourth Street burned briefly before the firemen arrived.
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Scowcroft Ang Sons
Wall Avenue
Tweny-third Street
Knights of the Road
W. T. Treskell
Tyler Avenue
Guithea
Ogden
Olafd Glass Company
Gratyt Avenue
Twenty Fourth Alreet
Heighey Bers
Soviet Ships Should Go Out in Daylight
Washington hearing reveals concern over secrecy around the voyage of the Soviet ark from Armorican ports. Immigration inspector A. W. Berkshire recounted the trip aboard the Buford and argued daylight departures would deter anarchists and improve safety. He described Barkmap and Golliam as dangerous, while Miss Goldman asserted she would return to gain citizenship.
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Washington
Buford
Haxe
A.W. Berkshire
Immalges
Thi
Paso
Texas
House Immigration Committee
Saviet Ark
Mr. Berkshire
Barkmap
Golliam
Goldman
Ogden High Track and Field Candidates Open Spring Practices
Ogden high school begins early spring work as track and field candidates start training. Leo Hicharda, among the best athletes, shows form in pole vault experiments while sprinters O'Keefe and Critchton, Lindsay, Jeppson, and Hickman prepare for upcoming events. Coach Watson targets a strong showing with the crew and captain Skeen pledging eager development for a top football alums.
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Ogden High School
Leo Hicharda
Wodl
Cosc Donglan
Yarriilla
Skeen
Lindsay
Jeppson
Hickman
Jindeau
Hickbiah
Grapplers eagerly seek match with Greek light champ
George Nickelson the Greek light weight wrestling champion issued a deft at local wrestlers via The Standard seeking replies and challenges. He welcomed opponents at 125 pounds and even agreed to face Art Chester of Idaho in a lesser class. Harland Payton also accepted the challenge and agreed to meet Nickelson for a side bet of 100 to 300 dollars at the Pin-Ter gym.
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George Nickelson
Standard
Dane
Les
Nickelson
Jend de Ballle
Art Chester
Mit
Idaho
Chester
Harland Payton
Aneki iHarbertsob
Bert Hadley Regaining Strength After Boxing Injury
Bert Hadley, a heavyweight boxer from Eagles' gymnasium, has been ill for several weeks due to an injury sustained in training. He is slowly regaining his strength and mobility, spending several minutes outdoors each day as he improves.
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Bert” Hadley
Asow
Hadley
Eagies
Plans for Commercial League Baseball Progress
Plans for a six team Commercial Baseball League in Oxden and Sera are being worked out by five men and experts. The coming season will feature Commercial baseballers with games on Sundays at the league ground. No admission will be charged. The winning team will be presented with gold to be.
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Viatis
Semepro
Oxden tNnin
Sera
Toen Five Wien
Oxdens
Golt Tobe
Home of John Painter Destroyed by Fire in Farr West
Fire at the home of John Painter in Farr West destroyed the building due to lack of firefighting means. Neighbors helped move furniture as the roof caught fire. Estimated loss around 5000 dollars. Sparks from the chimney are suspected as the cause.
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John Painter
Farr West
John Fainter
Sheapwan
Lively Game Ends In Victor for F.W.R. Team
A hotly contested Tuesday night game ended in a victory for F. W. R. as Shreeves and McCoy starred for the winners. Wille Fromberg scored the Bright Heights for the losers while Teaneck’s team pace tested every opponent.
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Victor
F.W.R
Bipl
Tedwick Yeanis
Shreeves
McCoy
CIA
Uiengs
Rhreeve
Toktyla Weaver
Fromberg Tees Hott Tate Hosters Towey
Money Thrown Away Demonstration In Hampshire Factory
In Hampshire Massachusetts a factory treasurer staged a talk on waste by tossing silver and gold coins from a window to illustrate loss. He noted $14 in silver and several gold pieces vanished as workers scrambled in the snow while others listened to the point about the cost of carelessness. The demonstration aimed to show the value of material waste, estimating losses around $50 for the week.
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Ngnthampton
Mass
Cirelessness Amone
Commander Osborne Tenders Resignation
Washington February 12 Commander Thomas Moit Osborne commander of the Portsmouth NH naval district tendered his resignation from the naval reserve force and asked Secretary Daniels to accept it as soon as his successor is named at Portsmouth The resignation had no connection with charges of immorality among the mates and was submitted after inquiries by the desarincent of justices several months ago It was first presented before the charges were nate but later witnesses yet born.
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Washington
Thomas Moit Osborne
Portsmouth
N. H
Naval Dierar
She Omaval
Dantils
Ne Yin Euccessor
Nival Affleiala
Ose
Jorlson
Hyegenta
New Attorney to Try 210 Bisbee Deportation Cases
Tombstone Arizona February 12. An incoming attorney is expected to prosecute 210 defendants in the Bisbee deportation cases to relieve County Attorney Bert N. Frenet who has been suffering from a growth on his left temple and is to be examined by a surgeon.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Anguinilettorney
Bispee
Idaho Ratifies Woman Suffrage Amendment
Idaho's legislature convened by Governor Davis ratified the national woman suffrage amendment by a large majority. In the Senate 29 to 6 with several absent, and in the House the vote was unanimous. The final tally showed 151 votes in favor and 14 opposed or abstaining.
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Idaho
Davis
Senate
Atx
Original Manuscript of Lincoln Address Read
Deaths and Funerals notices Bulk paragraph lists multiple obituaries with names Nelson Sullivan Taylor Washington Rhodes and others. It notes Grace Nelson died at home pneumonia, funeral services at Jundquiat and Layton, interments at local cemeteries and remarks by church and civic leaders.
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Lincoln Address
Congregational Ladies' Aid Society Meeting Notice
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church will meet this afternoon at the church. All members are urged to attend and be prepared for arrangements. Also, the Silver Review No. 1 Women’s Benevolent Association will meet Friday evening, February 23, at the usual place.
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Congregational Ladies’ Aid “Society
Congregational Chu
Tony Meirrow
Silver Review
My Silver Revley
Government Monopolies Grain Forecast in Free Market Move
Paris February 13 The agriculture minister told the agricultural committee the government plans to remove registrations on the 1920 wheat crop cereals and preserve the right to regulate from 1915 crops under a government monopoly. The statement signals continued state control despite moves toward a freer market.
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Paris
M.iteard
Chamber of Setutica
Witness Denied Return to Mexico at El Paso Consulate
In El Paso on February 12, We R. Shnong of Denver testified before the Mexican consulate general. He faced refusal to renew his passport after giving unfavorably testimony to a Mexican subcommittee, hindering his return to Mexico from the United States.
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EL Paso
Tex
R. Shnong
Denver
Cole
Mexico
Pense
Mexican official cites guard over testimony in Sandoval case
Acting consul general Amento Ruiz Sandoval announced that under special instructions from Mexico he refused admission for Mr Simone to testify. Sandoval said it is inconceivable that a single witness would claim conditions in Mexico City are bad and then be allowed into the country.
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Amento Ruiz Sandoval
Senor Sandoval
Men Should Marry at 21 and Girls 18
P. Josephine Stevenson of California told the Woman's National Bar Association convention today that marriage ages should be 21 for men and 18 for women. She argued young people can decide early, and early marriages lead to better homes and fewer divorces. if women marry earlier while in business, they should continue working.
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Idomarcy
Aira
Josephine Stevenson
Galifornia
Woman's National Bar Association
Stevenson
Mortality Rate Due to Influenza is Cut Down
Washington figures show influenza mortality much lower this year than in 1918 and 1920 peak weeks. Public Health Service compared excess mortality per 100 000, noting Chicago Milwaukee and Washington all lower in 1920 than earlier peaks, signaling improved conditions nationwide.
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Washington
Tech
Chicago
Milwaukee
Majors and Miners to Draw Working Pact
Chicago February meeting of major and minor league officials yields a plan for a joint three member committee from each side to draft a working agreement. National League names Heroes Dreyfuss Charlie Ebbetts and August Herrmann to advise with the miners as Johnson is not named. A future selection for the commission chair appears unlikely for nine months.
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Chicago
Bothe Naftena
Jeapyuca
Heydier
Dreyfuss
Charlee Ebbetts
Aususi
Herrmann
National League
Johnson Los
Shia
Postponement Favored by Ban Johnson in Dellimore Soderal Suit
Ban Johnson is said to favor delaying action until after the Dellimore Soderal club's suit, with sources noting discussion of schedule and potential impact on proceedings.
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Ban Johnson
Dellimore Soderal Je Club
Rail Leader Advocates Autos and Rail Cooperation
CUIGAGO Pab 12 rail leader says autos and railroads should join with government to move farm and dairy produce to cooperative centers. He argues cheaper transport will lower country prices while stressing need for relief from high living costs. Farmers and union reps spoke at the All-American Farmer Cooperative congress urging better farm city links and mutual sympathy.
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Cuigago
Pab
Ami Mber
Farmer Later Cooperative Congress
Tle
Sugar Company Refuses Beet Price Demands
In Denver on February 11 the Great Western Sugar Company denied western sugar beet producers’ price demands for the 1920 beet season. refinery officials of the Rocky Mountain Growers Association release statements supporting growers’ position.
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Denver
Colo
Alleged agitators arrested at Bingkan in Bingham
Feb 12 in Bingham port the Portuguese men accused of agitators were arrested today amid about a thousand industrial workers. Deportation proceedings may be started again against them, as officials said.
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Bingham
Lah
Suffrage Fails in Virginia Legislature Defeat Reported
In Richmond Virginia the house voted 62 to 22 against suffrage while the senate approved a separate resolution 24 to 10. The Associated Press reports the suffrage setback amid broader political actions including plans to back anti strike measures and new leadership in Paris with Raoul Peret elected president of the chamber of deputies by a large majority.
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Richmond
Virginia
House of Derogates
Susan D. Anthony
Senate
Honolulu
Associated Press
Planters’ Association
Picoritt
Ito
Chintation Torkers
Paris
Raoul Peret
Todiny
Chamber of Deputies
M. Peret
Peui
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