Local notices and court updates from Ogden area listings
Miscellaneous civic items include a municipal court appearance in the Cat case, discharge of defendants on second complaint, and plans to refile informations in a district court. Also listed are drugstore scriptions, cultural club meetings, lectures, a Tabernacle event, a special excursion, and the funeral of Eaton.
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Gom Coxe
Aysin
Jeni
Garrett
Firman Lee
Clatket
Badcon
Dee Drug Co
Wallace Uruz
Child Culture Club
Dra
Kohn
Jefferson Avenue
Local Rail Line Notices and Court Movements
A mixed Ogden area item notes payrolls at the Union Pacific depot crews receiving monthly checks from cashier W. A. Siegaw. It also covers court actions, the robbery case involving L. E. Aram and J. McGuire, and a discharge from the army with service in Alaska and Fort Harrion.
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Tempary
Toeal
Ang
Isiributha Wewarts
Orexom
Short Line
Alec
W. A. SieGaw
Folat
Baystotay
New Trial Sought After Claims of New Evidence
The State vs Toronto Slopteamery sees a move for a new trial in district court based on alleged new evidence not produced at the first trial. The motion contends the verdict was unlawful and that undisclosed evidence could affect the outcome. The Montgomery hearing was postponed to next Monday.
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Toronto
Huby Stanford
Montgomery
Died Thomas-ale home on West Second Street
Miss Tannah Thomas aged seventy five died Sunday morning at her home of apoplexy. Funeral services will be held at the same ward meeting house Tuesday at 9 oclock a.m. for burial in Olden City cemetery. Children: At 1927 Chide avenue, 18, Bauday evening. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Ay Claotide.
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James Rasmussen
James Maamiegen
Ate Bree Nh Tle
Denmark
Onten Ener
Zama
West
Onnnenn
Ogden
Ohjeh
Gilbert Nancrit
Weber Academy
Geanon
Uncle San
T. Cranestall
Union Paci Tem
Uncle Sam
Thomas
Tannah Thomas
Lame Ward
Mmeetork A.m
Bauday
Marriages Quietly Recorded in Farr West and Laue
Local marriage records show Feeqed and Alley Ro Taster of Farr West tied the knot this afternoon. Jase and Kinehor of Laue reportedly wed as well, finalizing their union in a simple ceremony.
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Jase & Kinehor
Laue
Old Men in Court Face Mendicancy and Vagrancy Charges
A crowded police court handles a range of cases including mendicancy vagrancy robbery and drunkenness. Defendants John Trenton F A Moore and others plead not guilty and face varying sentences from a few days to several to be served in jail. Adolph Webber pleads guilty to drunkenness and pays a fine.
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John Trenton
F. A. Moore
Ters Hadlock
Chambers
Foilet
Inton
Ugger
Meno
Stakon
Bim
Adolph Webber
Elyen
George Hogeerty
PauseCarty
Thomas Causing
oMcera
J. W. Carll
Crompton
Cheyenne
Balt Lake
Inter
Ogden
Carroll
Alonzo Huddy
Learion Ny
Zohn Hoe
Alma Jones
Pearsal
John Doe
Bergman
Axtting
Gailey
Case of Blunted Conscience Attracts Court Attention
A heated session centered on a wife, her husband, and a paramour in a controversial conduct case. The defendants Siegry Torges and Stamler Wonton faced charges of being found in a compromising situation. The wife admitted guilt while the husband and co-defendant challenged allegations. The court weighed testimony about an arrangement with a local institution and a monetary fine of 29 dollars per race noted in the record.
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Siegry Torges
Stamler Wonton
Ino
Focal Institution
Estert UN
Ing Wiinen
Rulovet
Funeral Services Over Little Dorothy Read
Funeral services for Dorothy Read, three months old, were held at 75 Twenty Sixth Street on Sunday at 1 p m with Jacobs presiding. Remarks by Hunter Jacobs and Larkin, hymns by Hancock, and an original poem read by Mr Treador. The service was described as impressive with floral tributes and devotional readings.
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Dorthy
Ifr
Jest I
Sigih Street
Blebon AL Jacobs
Rider Geo Hunter
Blabop Jacibe
Geo. W. Larkin
Luman
Jenee
Mea Thue Hancock
Mornloz Land
Mice Hancock Alen
Lod
Treseder
Fothima
Belle Fisher Mystery Surfaces In Dunedin Legal Case
Mary Black alias Belle Fisher faced charges of sending first class matter through the mail under newspaper tip. The Idaho sourced procurement claim collapsed due to lack of proof. Inspector Hull convicted Fisher of the mail offense, with a $20 payment and potential terms tied to the case.
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Flelle Flaber
Alige
Minnie Byers
Olites
Mary Hick
Atd
Hull
Malle
Idaho
Helle Flaher
Kerrmerer
Wyoming
St. Anthony, Mano
Resolutions by Weber County Board Honor Late Officials
The Weber County Board adopted resolutions in a regular session mourning Honorable Joseph Stanford and his wife Elizabeth Y Stanford. They praised their faithful service and profound partnership, expressing condolences to their children and noting the couple’s lifelong devotion and shared loss.
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Weber County
Joseph Stanford
Dra
Clizabeth Y. Stanford
Joseph Beaniots
Mar
Whitney Back From Springs Visits After Vacation
Superintendent W A Whitney of the Utah division Union Pacific returns to Orden headquarters from Ar Denese Hot Springs after a month away his health improved and he enjoyed the trip His mother, 75, dies in Oakland following a long illness Whitney heads to California to attend the funeral and will be away about a week
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W. A. Whitney
Utah
Union Pacific
Orden
Ar- Denese Hot Springs
Center
Gad Omeba
Wbney
Oakland
Hr. Whitney
Alter Agailsra
Tee
Whitney
County Commissioners Name Health Officers and Bee Inspector
The county board appoints health officers across districts with several names listed for each area. A petition requests Charles E et- Aigten as bee inspector, and road division petitions are referred. Bids for river channel excavation range from 200 to 200 with some deferred.
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Board of County Commissioners
Yoclodtag
Eten
Arlene Jensen
Liberty
Andrew Clark
Utatah
Cirek
Roy
Charles Park
Weber
Robert McFactach
Weber County
Charles E Et- Aigten
Mattre
Warren Road
Nouthren
Apown
Na Reese
Cate
Wiber River
Retirement for Col Tucker Shaped by Board Action
Chicago February report says the Army retirement board discussed Col Tucker’s long illness and possible honorable discharge. His wife’s sensational charges sparked a nationwide stir as supporters gathered at the Union League Club and Hot Springs preparations, with Mrs. Tucker and legal questions surrounding the case center stage.
War era exhortation on effort and resolve in a tense speech
A fragmented monologue urges listeners to hustle and fight through hardship. It mocks complacency and promotes muscle, grit, and action while warning against delaying or wavering in the face of danger. The passage reflects a wartime speaker’s call to perseverance and resilience.
Dig Sticks Miniature and Enduring Art Teachers Union
A fragmented report describes Dig Sticks miniature feats among Enpeaniens and Calrago schools. Mentions of The Teacher's Federation, Oak Ariat, Field Museum, and Chicago schools reflect a debate on art education and salaries. Sir Caspar Pardon Clarke, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, praises the Institute’s standing.
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Calrago
Coole
Eutulé
Teacher's Federation
Field Museum
Guddessplitt
Chicago
Ma Cooley
Satcot Challengee
Charles le Tturebineon
Suth
South Kearlcgtod Museum
Lon* i
Art Institute
Trifling Mistake In a Naval Romance
An old textual fragment shows a scene of romantic hesitation as a woman apologizes to a man named George then embraces him. The dated style evokes a late 19th or early 20th century feel with mention of an admiralty context and Charles Beresford.
Trouble in a Pool Room Fight Over a Game
The case involves T Nogoshi a Japanese pool room proprietor at 1 Twenty street arraigned for disturbing the peace after a seventeen year old boy testified he was playing a one cent game when a dispute erupted. The boy said Nogoshi struck him and threatened with a billeted weapon. Nogoshi denied the charges and claimed the boy was underage and had been ordered out of the room. The court questioned the witnesses and learned others frequented the place for small gambling despite age restrictions. The judge delayed ruling to allow further inquiry into the matter.
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T. Nogoshi
Defendact
W Heal Boy
Yontty
Aii
Te Bor
Ape
Plar
Alephut
Biss
Birt THS BIRT THS Fed 16 to the wife of CC Mys3
Fragmentary item notes a birth involving a federal referenced figure and an associated spouse. The readable text provides limited names and context, omitting clear dates or places.
Dismissal of Kiamil Pasha Sparks Turkish Unrest
Constantinople reports the removal of Kiamil Pasha from office without immediate clashes, yet public fear and protests rise as the Turkish Committee despotism is questioned. No actual disturbances recorded yet, but sounds of alarm sweep the city.
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Constantinople
Klamil Pasha
Eraier Rae
Jourg Turke Committee
Summer Resort Destroyed At Sea Beach Hotel Clarendon Burns
Daytona Fla Feb 14 The Hotel Clarendon at Sea Mreek, one of the east coast's largest seaside resorts, and ten adjoining cottages were demolished by fire. Two hundred guests, including a large group of families, were evacuated with no fatalities reported.
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Daytona
Fla
Clarendon
Bretris
ENVOY VISIT PRAISED BY NEW YORK OFFICIALS
In a terse report from New York dated February an envoy expresses satisfaction with recent talks. He expects further cooperation, though notes disruption by a government and allied forces complicate progress.
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New York
U.M
de Paul
Sugar and Coffer Market Report Aims For Stability
Sugar futures show steady prices with fair trade at 3.11 per cent for refined sugar and 2.61 for other grades. Coffee futures also hold firm with refined coffee at 5.95 and granulated at 4.73. markets reflect cautious demand amid light activity in New York.
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Sugar and Coffer
New York
Aeadys Vo
Rue Et Banton
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