New Year Visits Across States and Army News
Notices report Mrs and Mrs Mason planning a long trip along the Panhandle to California resorts after a Florida visit on New Year’s Day. Captain Rivers, ex-Wine Construction, discharged from the U S Army, will return to Ogden with Mrs Rivers. Other items note marriage licenses for Harry Balt and Etta Farnsworth, B Newey Nickerson and Cindya Hutchington, and furloughed soldiers from Camp Lewis visiting Brigham City.
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Htr
Joseph Nason
Sanford
Fla
Vaule
Florida
Mason
Panagia Canad
Bitel
California
Harry G. Balt
Los Angeles
Etta Farnsworth
Seattle
Wash
B. Newey Nickernon
Cindya Hutchingon
Rock Springs
Wyo
Montana girl to attend peace meeting headline from era
An unnamed Montana girl is described as a peace meeting participant, joining President Wilson, David Lloyd George, and other leaders in Versailles. The account notes her role guiding communications, serving as a telephone liaison known as a “hello girl” and helping manage central headquarters during the peace conference era.
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Helynsa
Moat
Wilson
David Logi Georee
Ure
Gaum
Af Vercailles
Tran Welega
Momianay
AL Porte
Sales Muyer
Ely
Misa
Hnachelze
Carmel Jaek
Tris
Ann Cantes
Devotional Services Held On Weber Normal College Lawn
Mid winter devotional services were held on the lawn of Weber Normal College after a three month closing. Former students who served in the army attended. Speakers recounted naval and military experiences and a patriotic program was presented by the academy orchestra. The college reopened with enrollment around 600 students and 40 newcomers.
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Weber Normal College
Clive
Blrat
Norman McKay
Finpland
Bastboner
Peter Kinslur
Torgier Aciedem
United States Navy
Ernest Wileinson
Academy
Weber Unliege
Ian
Catholic Ladies Run Dinner and Shop Sales Highlight
Catholic ladies led by Mrs. P. L. Db. Kran prepared and served a fine fish dinner to a large crowd at the Red Cross Shop. Garment and fine art sales are strong, with shoppers turning bundles into new wearables at 15 cents. Second hand books still attract buyers, offering popular titles at low prices.
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Red Cross
PL Db. Kran
Maddin
Yquilla
Whiskey money for one day totals large Sam
County officers were busy yesterday and arrested multiple suspects in drunkenness cases. Roberta judge fined several for liquor possession, with sentences totaling sixty days or fines of forty dollars. Others named faced charges of drinking in public and related offenses with fines or jail time.
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Weber County
Roberta
Pablo
Rosalia Mating
Jess Tarrea
Dan Pappas
Ant Marre
Inheritance Law May Be Changed Inherited Wealth Debate
The article outlines proposed changes to inheritance law by state leaders including Attorney General Dan Shields and the Industrial Commission. It discusses shifting collection of inheritance taxes from the treasury to the attorney general's office, potential court review methods, and the aim to streamline compensation decisions through amendment. The piece notes concerns over taxation during wealth transfers and calls for expedient action and formal review processes.
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Atingney Greneral
Shields Euire
Fitandil
Shieliin
Wi. ‘Brome Court
Seaiecs
Garcia Faces State Prison Threat After Repeated Liquor Offenses
Garcia, a Mentean, appeared before Judge Roberts charged with bringing liquor into the state on two occasions within two months. He was arrested November 21 by Deputy Sheriff Wil Msin at the depot. Hewes paid a $100 fine and was released, then arrested again by Officer Blackburn while entering from Fraveton. Garcia pleaded, admitted the charge, and bail was set at $1004 with district court custody. In a separate case, Fred Brooks faced charges for possessing and refusing to return two automobile fires valued at $47.50, bail set at $60.
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Garcia
Weir
Roberts
Aneswer
Novanber
Doejuty Sheritt
Depo
Hewes Boi
Jatat
Blackburn
Fraveton
Reberix
Heing
Lwin
Utah
Fred Brooks
Wit
Alonilny
State Senators Caucus Seeks Senate Staff for 30th Session
A preliminary Salt Lake County state senators conference at the Newhouse hotel discussed organizing the senate and appointing staff for the coming thirtieth session. No action was taken pending the general caucus at the Hotel Utah Saturday afternoon to confirm the number of positions and apportionment among counties. Parsons was favored for secretary pending broader approval, with all Salt Lake senators supporting him as the leading candidate for the post.
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Salt Lake
Salt Lake County
Newhouse Hotel
Senate
Totel
Utah
Wera
Tha Ecapubo
Parsons
Sounde
Appointment of Charles Barton as administrator of Win H. Beeles estate
In a late 19th century probate notice Charles Barton appointed administrator of the estate of the late Win H. Beeles. The document lists Haron and others as involved parties and records a bond amount around £145,900. The fragmented text references attorneys and guardianship roles amid probate proceedings.
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Ghariea
Darton
Win H. Beeles
Afr
Harton
Amd
Joseph
Sopho
Nan Elgnes
Society Meeting Notice From Salt Lake City
The text notes a Women's Relief Corps gathering in Salt Lake City with reference to an upcoming regimental or regional meeting. It highlights society activities and mentions leadership or presidents in connection with the organization.
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Salt Lake
Regilar
Women's Relief Corps
Ayviliars
Transport Ulua Brings 109th Trench Battery
Transport Ulua sails bringing the 109th Trench Battery to active duty. The ship departed amid a tense harbor scene with U S forces assembled. 118 men and officers were reported aboard for Camp Dans, Camp Travis, and Camp Cody.
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Ulua
109Th Trench Battery
Washington
Port Ulua
New York
Wwenel
Bollal
Camp Travis
Camp Cody
Anilenguat Company No
Campa Han
Deaf Children Entertained at Local Theaters
During the amusements ban the deaf children at the state school were kept from movies. Now theaters reopen and the school pupils are entertained at the Alhambra and Ogden theaters with no regard to them. The children praise the kindness shown and judge productions well. Roy Stewart in The Silent Rider at the Cozy today.
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Alhambra
Ogden
Roy Stewart
New Eagles Club Taps Gur Vorlichet as Manager
Gur Vorlichet of the county clerk’s staff will finish his service tomorrow and on Monday assume management of the Eagles Club. The newly formed Athletic club at the Flag will offer a $10 membership with swimming pool, reading room, and lounge access, targeted at encouraging young men to use the facilities for fitness and mental renewal.
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Gur Vorlichet
Eagle’s Club
Orden
M. Go Ai
Liv Svt
Jevary Sweek
Deaths and Funerals Notice Fragments
Funeral notices list Walter G. Lockyead Joseph Feit Florence Louise Grange and Bernice Brown Erickson with service times at Larkin and Lar te & Sons chapels. Interments noted in Ogden city cemetery and Roy area. Dates and details are incomplete but indicate Saturday and Sunday services with viewings.
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Lockwood
Walter G. Lockyead
Larte & Sons
John E
Tate
Ogden City
Lodge Dentes Charges By Lewis Stir Fray in Senate
Senator Lodge denies Lewis charges as unfounded, likening them to statements by McKellar of Tennessee and Knos. He argues ambitious rulings from Democratic spokesmen threaten peace and suggests the Ways and Means plan misleads about progress toward harmony. The piece frames debate on war, peace, and U.S. policy into 1919.
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Wasitin
Lodge
Lewis
McKellar
Tennesson
Iene
Knos
Wis
Sanall
Senate
Massachusetts
Neas
Merningy
Gey Wong
Naval Salute to Be Fired in Honor of Joan of Arc
In Washington on January 10 a naval salute from a warship in New York harbor will honor the 805th birth anniversary of Joan of Arc. The ceremony received approval from Secretary Nopicly, who endorsed the suggestion to proceed.
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Joan of Arc
Washingtus
New York
Serriary
Sugar Beet Growers Seek Contracts Tied to Sugar Price
Weber county farm bureau leaders press for beet contracts pegged to sugar prices amid wartime shifts. Officials note dual contracts mailed for signature, urge growers to return unsigned, citing uncertain prices due to European factory shutdowns and postwar demand.
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Whp. Thomas
Weber County Farm Bureau
James R. Neus
Thonas
Bes
Link State Farm Bureau
Salt Lake City
Residence liquor search report and arrest note
Weber county sheriff records a search at 123 Thirty-firet street finding one bottle of alcohol one bottle of wine and one bottle of beer. Butler and two railroad men faced court proceedings with acquittal on lack of evidence. Police cite new law enabling home searches for bootlegging as they pursue further action.
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Sheriff's Department
Weber County
A. W. Apes
W. NH. Butler
Tony. Bulter
Agee
Jsaurry
Shofirat Elme
Butler
United
Caboose
Wyner
Cass
Musicipal Court
Police Chief and Judge Clash Over Bootlegger Case
The citys police chief and Judge Roberts clash over a bootlegging case involving Richard Nergarini fined 50 for possession and theft of liquor. The chief urges harsher penalties to deter bootlegging while the judge questions responsibility for a quote in the paper and promises action after adjournment. A city commissioners meeting to resolve the dispute is planned for this afternoon. Bergamini, operator of a known runnin g house, is under scrutiny as reports allege liquor sales at his establishment since New Years Day.
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Browning
Midge
Tioherta Alianse
Roberts
Sheerltictin
Enset
Chri
Downing
Jones
Roberta
Bergamini
Young Coloradoan Found Dead in a Hotel Room
Tittsboro, Pa., Jan. 3. Found beside the body of a 25 year old Colorado woman believed to be Mrs. Trene Hayford in a Penn Avenue boarding house. She was shot in the shoulder and the man, about 35, shot through the head. A revolver lay nearby. The husband, serving in France, had left letters in the room.
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Tittsborg
Pajaniaa
Trene Hayford
Colorado
Penn Avenus
Direaseil
France
Falta
Wounded Soldiers Taken Ashore At Fire Island
Eighteen hundred soldiers were removed from the stranded transport Northern Machin at Anclack this afternoon leaving about 700 aboard including the most seriously wounded. A calnterana will pect the removal. Tomorrow 260 wounded men from the North Pacific were placed aboard hospitals ships for removal to Mohaken and battalion headquarters announced. Dutch steamer aground near Fort Delaware. all service men transferred. Entente commission arrives in Vienna to investigate the American foe situation.
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Fire Island
NL Vidan
York
Jen
Pacific
Splace
Tmohaken
Fort Delaware
Food Commission
Vienna
Dan
Alonzo Taylor
Innit Ariministration
Budaneat
Chinese Peace Delegation Heads to New York for France Talks
San Francisco report states military and civilian advisers to the Chinese peace delegation will depart for New York on Tuesday and then travel to France. The party will reach Chicago on Monday forenoon after leaving San Francisco via the Southern Pacific.
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San Francisco
Civ
Chiise Peate
Tere Sines
New York
France
Chicago
Ther Dole“Sein
Southern Pacific
All the world is a stage Kitty Gordon at Utah today
World theatre image cited with Kitty Gordon at Utah event. Liberty bonds and New York stock quotes included with cursory references to American Sugar, American Car, American Locomotive, and other major firms. Stock list shows mixed prices and symbols amid brief market note.
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Kitty Gordon
Utah
New York
American Car & Familly
American T&t
Anaronda Copper
Atchinon
Gull & Wy
Baltimore & Ohio Oe
Boyayy
Canadian Pacific ci
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Chicago
Mil
Colorado
Crucible Steel and Cuba Cane Super Ergs Vee
Fragmentary OCR reads as a garbled item about steel, Cuba, and energy units with unclear context. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or events clearly stated. Unable to determine a concrete news item or summary from the given text.
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Crucible
Petrie
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