Judge Awards at Poultry Show Here
The Orden Poultry association show at the Armory awarded prizes across cockerel, hen, and pullet classes. Winners include Cephus EB Anderson Plymouth Rock first cock and Gar A Wrise Ogden Barred Rock first cockerel, with numerous placements in White and Silver Wyandotte varieties and Rhode Island Reds. Several pens and young birds earned top finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden Poultry Association
Armory
Cephus EB
Anderson
Tramon
Plymouth Rock
Gar A
Wrise
Ogden
A. W. Anderson
A. Maddock
W. Shaw
A. KH
Tompkingden
Wyandotte
Fred E. Denger
Wilford I. Andersen
Wiley Miller
Ogden—White Wyandotte
Old Pain
Wiliam J. Manning
White Wyandotte
Ecand. Ol
Fred Bh. Seager
Oden
C. Eckirdt
Columbia
Verond Cocker
Wilford Bramwell
Mer Thomas
Rhode Island Keds
Carl A. Wrise
W. O. Ramshaw
Salt Lake
Willam
Spangenberg
William Sproule Elected President of Southern Pacific
William Sproule was elected president of the Southern Pacific Railroad by the board of directors in New York to succeed July Krutt SchnItt who becomes chairman. Sproule resigned to join government service during the war and Kruttachnitt remained as chairman while Shoup recommended Sproule for a board seat.
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Wew York
Ver
Sproule
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Krutt,schnitt
Kruttachnitt
Paul Shoup
Garrison Mutiny Shifts 600 Soldiers in Siberia Conflict
In Vordivostork a 600 strong government garrison near Bhkotra mutinied to align with anti-Bolshevik forces. They killed two officers, seized machine guns, and supplies after a December demand backed by General Semenoff. Allied officials downplay the threat while guarding rail hubs and coal shipments amid rising tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vordivostork
Bhkotra
Siberia
Frit
Semenofi
Semenoff
Admiral Kalchak
Syrovey
Sudan
Vindivostok
Sachan
Parligan
Viadivos Lok
Windivostol
Wehniey
Half Sister Tests to His Unsound Mentality in New Testimony
Miss Clancy testified that New Tanedey of Misa Proda Lesser had the mind of a child of ten, urging Miss Lesser to break the engagement after she refused to marry him. Two confessions signed by New admit the shooting followed Lesser’s refusal to marry. defense contends the crime arose from his desire to avoid marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanedey
Misa Proda Lesser
Miss Lesser
New
Jin
Miss Clancy
Mier Lesser
Sii
Slate
Misa Wes
Misa Clency
Miss Leaser
Nisa Lesser
Misa Lesser
Aliza Clancy
Wood alcohol whisky found at Brooklyn headquarters
United States officials identified a Brooklyn garage as the wood alcohol whisky manufactory headquarters tied to undertaker John Romanel II and Brooklyn druggist Samuel Saleeby in a probe into Johnson Quer. Receptacles and chemicals used for making wood alcohol and burned sugar were found. individuals were detained for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Alcohol Whisky
Brooklyn
York
United States
Juksical Power
John Romanelli
Samuel Saleeby
Brooklyn Druggier
New England
Feneral
Nersons
United States District Attorney
Passports Demanded for Russian Command Trains Movement
The report states General Semenoff demanded that trains carrying the Tussian high command be allowed to pass immediately through Czecho-Slovak lines to Irkutsk, addressed to General Syrovey, commander of the Czecho-Slovak army, announced today. Exports and imports through Galveston in 1919 totaled 9475,168,563 with cotton exports at 460,055,106 and overall exports 2,938,787, bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vladivostok
Associated Press
Irkutsk
Syrovey
Semonoff
Galveston
Texas
Bates
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Real estate transfers listed include Volker Lumber Co to George B Hart for part of lot 6 block 4 plat at 5000 dollars and Sidney Stevens Implement Co to TL KE Berrett for part of southeast quarter section 29 township 7 north range 1 east at 8001 dollars. Nancy E Piles and DeeE to Greda Patterson for part of lot 0 block 4 plat 52000. Pidcock and wife to Sarah Piser for lot 1 Fairmont subdivision at 350 dollars. James TH Shupe and wife to Sarah J Shupe for part of northeast quarter action 1 township north range T cunt at 7500 dollars. GOVERNOR GALLS CLUB WOMEN in Sancoln Neb noting a conference to discuss lowering the coat of Hiviie. Also advertisement for hay, straw, grain, flour and potatoes with contact details Warehouse 2466 2468 Wall Ave, Phone 457 or 176 and O F Mitchell 503 Eccles Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volker Lumber Company
George B. Hart
Sidney Stevens Implement Company
TL. KE. Berrett
Nancy E. Piles and
Deee
Greda Patterson
Pidcock
Sarah Piser
Fairmont
James TH. Shupe
Sarah J. Shupe
Ringe T
Wall -Ave
F. Mitchell
Eccles Bldg
Moyle Named as Lane's Successor in Interior Post
Washington December 20 James H Moyle of Utah assistant secretary of the treasury is recommended to the president by Senator W H King for appointment as secretary of the interior to succeed Secretary Lane who plans retirement. Vogelsang of California seen as strong rival due to familiarity with interior work and readiness to take over. Stockholders meeting notice for Ogden Beach Canal and Water Company set for January 12 1920 to hear 1919 financial report and elect ten directors Oversee other business matters Ogden Utah February 27 1919
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James HH. Moyo
Utah
the Treasury
W.H. King
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
King
Moyie
Interior Department
Ililel
Ogden Beach Canal &Water Company
Clay Hill
Mueting
Chaliters
Heoy
Ogden
Berger's Seat in Congress Is Contested in Fifth District
MilwaukeeWis., Dec. 31 4. N H Bodlenstab, Fremont candidate for congress in the Fifth district, will contest Victor Berger's right to his seat. Notice served in Chicago last night. Basis: Berger disqualified from holding office and his votes void. Rodenstab says consent will be brought in the House. First basis: disqualified persons cannot be voted for and votes for such a person are of no effect. Second basis: felons lose right to vote and to hold office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Win
N. H. Bodlenstah
Fuston
Congress
Victor Berger
Bouenstab
Sell Liberty bonds at 2417 Hudson Avenue
Call on J. 3 Brummitt if you want to sell Liberty bonds. Phone 59.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 3
Brummitt
Hudson Avenue
Prime Minister Hughes Reelected by Large Australian Majority
Melbourne reports show Prime Minister W M Hughes returning to power with a strong majority. The coalition led by Mrs Hughes, branded the War slogan party, secures 38 seats to 27 for Labor. Farmers party members add 10 seats likely to back Hughes. Queensland shifts from Labor to National. A concurrent referendum on the issue of will await final results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
W. M. Hughes
Mra. Hughes
Hr Madona Hat Party
House of Representatives
Labor Party
Farmers’ Party
Hughes
Queensland
Nationalization Debate Shows Majority Against Matiqualiza Ton
In a national policy discussion, the leading voices favored nationalization while a majority opposed Matiqualiza Ton. The brief note outlines a shift in public sentiment toward central control over resources and policy direction.
Drama Club Opens Little Theatre in Ogden
The Ogden Drama Club will open the Little Theatre with plays ready for the public January 14, as Judge Sullivan notes. Rehearsals proceed nightly for individual acts and weekly for the ensemble, with members building scenery and costumes and designing lighting effects to cover expenses. Tickets will be sold with names and addresses on the marks.
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Drama Club of
Ogden
Little Theatre
Sullivan
New Members Join for Freedom of Irish Group
Freemdom of Irish Freedom welcomed new members at a Begles club meeting last night. More than one hundred attendees heard Rev Godiey Ieashews speak on Ireland’s status and the case for Irish freedom, outlining the cause and its urgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simty
Friends of Irish Freedom Organization
Begles
Godiey Ieashews
Ireland
England and Ireland Face Aims in Sympathetic Talk
In a note of Irish sympathy, a speaker born in England and educated at the University of Edinburgh addressed the audience. Monsignor P. M. Cushoghan spoke and urged that the Irish deserve their free flight and that England should be ready to come to terms with the Irish. W. Quinton also addressed the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei India
England
University of Edinburg
Scotland
P. M. Cushoghan
Irlah
Deaths by Violence Increase in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City reports 90 violence deaths in the year per vital statistics. 1918 had 97 fatalities. Auto accidents rose to 20 deaths in 1918 but declined this year. Suicides totaled nine, up from five in 1919, and streetcar fatalities fell from three to one. Unclassified accidents and other causes are noted in the year’s tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Salt Taka
Bureau of Vital Etabelics
J. Parley White
Thia Nua
Peregn
Violent Deaths and Car Thefts Highlight City Crime Limits
The report cites Jinachidé shops and local mills as major sites of violent deaths last year with 62 Beal denta deaths in 1019 and many unclassified cases. It notes 778 automobiles stolen since January 1, 1818 with 18 recovered, and Chief White says youth joy riding drives many thefts while some recovered from parasities and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teraport
Wai
Ea Yinka
Balt Lake
White
Pelt Lake
Juventlen
Harbertson Wins Divorce Suit In District Court
Local wrestler Jack Harbertson was granted a divorce from Goldie Shupr Harbertson in district court by Judge A E B Pratt. He claimed separation since September 1918 after she fled a home with a co respondent and filed for separate maintenance. her counterclaim for property division was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Warbertson
Wrescler
Goldie Shupr
Harbertson
A. E B. Pratt
Walt
Ed Harwertson
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A. M. Miller
Wash, Ave
Ogden, Uteh
William Sproule
Southern Pacific
Mr. Jones
The
McLaughlin Co
Koper
Cascarae
Sure, Co
Mite Pierre
AU Deng
Galls Club
Sancoln
Neb
Der
Coavertier
Samuel R. McKotyle
Nebraska Club
Moyle
Berger
Best
Ion
Hudson
Matiqualizaton
Drama Club
Jack Harbertson
Fhe Kaiser
John Barleycorn
Becca
Ogden, Utah
I. J. McKell
D.C
Hudeon
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