University Club Oxden Plans Three Major Features
Members of the University Club of Oxden have three events planned for next Friday evening. De B. Po Millx will lecture on Russia with photographs. Abbot R. Heywood will preside at the session. The club also considers an open forum on the town, with a committee drafting plans to make it a notable feature of the old seafaring debating society. Sir John Fasler Figaler, head of the British war literature department and a correspondent, is invited to Oxden to entertain the distinguished guest and deliver a political address.
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University Club of
Oxden
de. B. Po Millx
Russia
R. Heywood
Te Sinuker
Plapa
Tbs
Leo
Arkin
John Fasler Figaler
Anvenment
Toxden
Rocky Mountain
German Officers Refuse to Attend Court Report
High court case details emerge as German officers resist appearing in court while a juror controversy unfolds in Tombstone Arizona. The report notes officials facing charges related to foreign court proceedings and a general stance echoed by local authorities and observers.
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Pombe Ney Tumbstone
Ariz
Beb
Todkee
Erimnes
Larry Wootton
Nis
Tale Lavlowbee
Ariz. de Columbus
Terlin
Fragmentary OCR on German officials and court terms
Fragmentary text lists names of high ranking German officials including admirals and a judge. Mentions a navy leader and a personage tied to German authorities. Context unclear due to corrupted OCR.
Time to Spray Those Fruit Trees
Advertisement for lime sulfur and black leaf 40 used for fruit tree spraying. Mentions Grain Store at 332 24th St. to supply materials and timing for use.
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Lexd
24Th St
Barracks Siege in Cork Ends With Raid Casualties
A prolonged siege at Cork barracks ongoing after midnight ended with armed raiders attempting to breach doors using telegraph lines and treachery. Several raiders were driven off and a number of civilians were killed. Police patrols search the area for wounded men and suspected accomplices as authorities review the raid and casualties.
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Heer
Agrestis
Mae Murray Stars In The AW Q Of Love At Caden Theatre
Mae Murray, famed as the Mild of Many Moods, headlines The AW Q of Love at the Caden theatre. The drama follows a country girl drawn into a world of glamour, as she confronts a manipulative wife and the husband she shares, with fashion and spice driving the fashionable tale.
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M Murray
Mae Murray
Nalve
Maz Murray
Koones
Ieane
Ray Paree
Tig Pine Mining stockholders meeting notice
Notice is given of a stockholders meeting for Tig Pine Mining at 2449 Washington Avenue at Nelbal oclock p.m. Tuesday March 1 to elect the board of directors and handle other business. Secretary Prem J. Vicks signs the notice. Also mentions Custer's Last Fight at the Lyceum tomorrow plus Key stone Comedy and Smashing Barriers.
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Tig Pine Mining Company
Nelbal
Washington Avenue
Wang
Prem J. Vicks
Custer
the Lyceum
Keystone
Lyceum
Pennsylvania crude oil price advances to $3.80
An advertised Pennsylvania crude oil price shows a rise of 18 cents per barrel, lifting the price to $3.80. The report notes this is the highest posted price since the purchasing agencies indicated they would not supply independent refiners. Also mentioned are local ads for fruit and groceries at Washington Fruit Store, 2319 Washington Avenue.
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Pittshong
Feep Pure
Pennsylvaniar
Marvel
British Reserve Right in German Steamer
The British reserve right in the German steamer Balin Blived is explored through Argentine and British diplomatic exchanges. Memorials between British and Argentine ministers reveal that Britain seeks navigation rights near Argentine waters while reserving a final voice in reparations discussions.
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Talnos Aires
Ten Ho Ineciades
Tames
MauLeny
Paexes Nedon
Loca
Argentine
yiGed Reparadians’ Commission
Burleson Benson and Rogers Named on Board
Washington Tob 27, Rear Admiral William S. Benson retired and Walter Hoge of Lafi ML were named by the American members of the International Conference on Communications held in Washington.
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Washington
Jord
Testines Rlevon
Willam S. Benson
Walter
Hoge
Lafi ML
Wilren Twohr
Rumors on possible Union Pacific service after privatization
Rumors circulate at Union Pacific depot that trains 17 and 18 may resume under private ownership by March 1. No official confirmation yet, but workers believe extra trains could run and express Omaha Ogden service might rise. Meanwhile, 40 to 50 Southern Pacific shop workers face potential layoff as security details are tightened.
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Union Pacific Railroad
Union Depot
Jock
Omaha
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Apor
Building Trades Council Backs City Light Plant
At a city meeting the Building Trades Council urged the city to hold and operate a municipal lighting plant, urging early construction and operation. A separate resolution opposed daylight saving and asked city commissioners to concur. W R Offerman’s plumber license was rejected by the plumbing inspector. The dog tax report showed taxes collected and 19 dogs cremated in February. The Ogden Electric Supply company bond matter, involving delays under city ordinances, was submitted to the commission and approved.
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Canmi
Ogden Abiding
W. R. Offerman
Ogdei Electric Sup
Turks Under Stringent Rules in New Turkish Treaty
From Lontion February 27 dispatch reports the Turkish treaty concedes Greece over Phrace and Smyrna under Turkish suzerainty in principle. It notes strict financial controls to supervise Turkey’s resources, possible French oversight for Colicia, and an intended Armenian autonomous area with a boundary commission. Constantinople remains under Turkish authority with tight regulations.
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Lontion
Greece
Phrace
Smyrna
Turkey
Nate Bech
Colicia
France
Armenia
Erivan
Benn
Union Pacific to Open City Ticket Office in Ogden
Union Pacific plans a city ticket office as it returns to private control. Jast Chevers, general agent, says a central location will be in one of Ogden’s tall buildings. Brummitt advertises Liberty bond purchases at 2417 Hudson Avenue.
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J. 5
Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Union’ Banific
Jast Chevers
Linton Pacific System
Chevera
Ogden
Careless Check Book Case Before Judge Tieberts
A fragmented report outlines Challman appearing before Judge Tieberts on a charge of issuing a check drawn on Pingree National Bank to JH Bowman of Nerthans Candystore. The court session covered initial testimony and mentions the accused and his wife without full context.
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Treuben
Challman
K. Tieberts
Pingree National Bank
JH. Bowman
Nerthans
Custer's Last Fight At the Barniers
The judge warned Chatham strongly and admonished him about his use of a check hook during the incident tied to Custer's Last Fight at the Barniers, with Howman and a Pingres bank teller noted in attendance.
Thousand-Dollar Bonds Set for Alleged Thieves
Hil Camprell and Charles Sullivan were arrested in Salt Lake City and charged with stealing hides from the C. M. Runyon property. They appeared before Judge D. H. Roberts and waived preliminary hearing. Bail was set at $1000 each and posted via Weber County Sheriff.
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Hil Camprell
Charles Sullivan
Salt Lake City
Ogden Noligg
C. M. Runyon
D. H. Roberts
Citentni
Fearing
Hail
Weber County
Arnstein Named in Five Million Bond Theft Case
New York reports identify Nicholas Arnstein in a bond theft investigation valued at five million dollars. Police describe Arnstein's involvement as part of a broader scheme and say he is among those linked in the inquiry. Local authorities urge sharing any information leading to his capture.
Police fear mastermind of 25 million securities theft to be arrested
District Attorney Awan announced aims to arrest or obtain surrender within 24 hours of Arnstein, charged with receiving 12000 dollars in stolen securities. His wife Fannie Brice is noted as not a musical celebrity. A Chicago rail line director also faces board changes as Gorman succeeds Charles Mayden. An advertisement claims Hollister’s Mountain Tea aids breath and cheeks, urging trials at Mrintyre Drug.
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Toledo
Awan
Arnstein
Fannie Brice
Hal
Investigation of Sims Charges to Be Made
SHLINTON Feb 37 son of Rear Admiral Sim of the United States Navy failed to separate with the allies during the ill begin March 9 with the aid the rat witness Chatrggan Hale of the inquiry committee announced today. Secretary els and other witnesses will be heard later. Investigation charges
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Shlinton
Sim
United States Navy
Alli
Chatrggan Hale
Inqury Committee
Els
I W W Members Guilty by Jury in Criminal Syndicalism Case
In Svokane Washington on February 27 Chester Brown and seven other alleged Industrial Workers of the World members were found guilty by a jury in Superior Court on criminal syndicalism charges. David Loury and John Jones, tried with them, were acquitted. An additional item notes an election for president in New York on February 27 with James E. (text truncated).
Missing British Planes Reported Over Ireland
London February 28 three British airplanes left Cheater for Dublin on Saturday and should have arrived within three hours. One presumed to have fallen into the sea near the Scilly Islands. Rescue efforts were unsuccessful due to rough seas and air ministry officials report the planes are missing.
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London
Cheater
Dublin
VAL
Air Ministry
Scilly Islands
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