Ogden News Wrap: Jury Disagrees in Peterson Case
In Ogden, jurors could not reach a verdict in the grand larceny trial of Jahunie Peterson for allegedly stealing a horse from Harry Anderson. Judge Pratt discharged the panel after about eight hours of deliberation, with the case set to be reheard. Updates also note arrests and municipal court actions, including a bootlegging case against Fred Bremer and a gun battle involving youths in the city.
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Jahunie Peterson
Eling
Peterson
Pratt
Alx
Jude
Tonsa
Harry Anderson
Ogden
Joshua Howigr
Yester
New Year's Day
Colored jury asked for in case in police court
Attorney A G Horn for seven colored men charged with gambling asked for a jury composed wholly of colored persons. Judge Brieker declined to instruct a race biased jury and will summon jurors at his discretion. The defense intended to appeal, trial delayed to next week. defendants are members of the Assembly club, an exclusive colored organization.
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A. G. Horn
Hern
Brie
Hle
Horn
Holter
Assemby Club
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Sherif William Crown
Tvhedia
Hagler
Edward Flowers
T. T. Smith
Jon Conway
Jay, Wilson
Thomes Roberson
Fu Back
Swiss Women for Peace Planned March 31 Rally in Berne
Swiss women's organizations have scheduled an international women’s convention in Berne for March 31 to promote peace amid requests by allied societies to deliver a message to belligerent states. American actress Doris Keene wed English actor Basil Sydney yesterday in London, with their public appearance noted in society circles.
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Berne
London
Doris Keene
Daily Misvor
Mne Nomies
Mared Yesirday
Sydney
Drow
London Oh Dore
Gas Bombs and Canadian War Letters From the Front
A damaged report details a Canadian expeditionary force member, Erneat Eset, hospitalized in England after gas exposure described as garlic gas. The letter, dated November 12 from Epsom Surrey, recalls frontline battles near Lena and FOU 74, his bub of gas, and the bonds with fellow soldiers. It notes Canadians’ sacrifices and hopeful return to France assisting allies.
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Erneat Eset
Canadian Expeditionary Force
Wounts
Bowie
Mre. C. EB
Dunking
Ne Wan Sarmarly
Warren
Oaden
Jon
Woodsote Tark
Epsom
Surrey
Eng
Benng
Fou 74
Lena
Germany
London
Killad
Canada
England
Elearlier
Elytization
Rail overhaul eyed as trains, diners face curtailment
Oregon Short Line officials and railroad executives met to study possible wartime rail cuts. Potential actions include reducing passenger trains by up to fifty percent between Ogden and Salt Lake City, diverting locomotives to freight, and phasing out diners and Pullman cars. Officials will await government guidance after alerts from Washington.
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Ys Platt
Mnager
Oregon Short Ling
William
Sproute
Railroad Oem
Ranger
Hat Genera
Sproule
San Francisco
Board of Flan Juiadiction
Uge
Carl
Uedr
Lis
Western Railroads
Ogden Railroad
Sell Lake City
Thomas F. Rowlands
Salt Leake
Southern Pacific
TA. Whitney
WH. Dodds
R. A. Pieree
Osegod Hshork
Fire destroys Natrona Power plant in Wyoming
Incendiary fire rips through the Natrona Power company plant at Casper, Wyoming, cutting heat and electric service to the business district. Damage is estimated at 110000 dollars.
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Natrona Power
Casper
Wyoming
Caster, Wyo
Natrona Pawer Company
Bitat-, Wess
Utah Teachers Association Adopts Resolutions
At the Utah Educational Association convention in Salt Lake City, officials adopted a resolution favoring military training in public schools for pupils 19 years and older. The body also passed a resolution calling for tobacco-free days each week and wheatless and meatless days, while another result provided for increased salaries for teachers.
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Salt Lake City, Inc
Sovormg
Utah
Utah Educational Association
Banker Named U S Senator to Fill Nevada Vacancy
Charley Delk of Elko Nevada, banker and attorney, was appointed United States Senator by Governor Emmet D Boyle to fill the death vacancy of Francis G Newlands. The report also notes Chicago hog market arrivals and fluctuating beef and sugar prices with various price ranges and markers.
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Renn
Nev
Charley Delk- Nan Feedeman
Elko
Nevada
Francis G. Newlands
Emmet D. Boyle
Society Leaves for Coast and Camp Visits
Afr and Mrs John West and daughters Beatrice and Dorothy sail for San Braga to vigil their son and brother Charles West of Battery B. Mrs Child will leave Ogden for Berkeley Cal to join Mr Child for a trip to Camp Kearny. Walter Dalross, son of Mrs Child, is now with the national army stationed at Camp Kearny.
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Coast
John. West
Beatricn
Dorothy
San Braga
Charles West
Battery B
Ogden
Child
Berkeley
Cal
Camp Kearary
Walter Dalross
Dos National Army
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Ward Chapel Notices
Funeral details for Thomas F. Shaw Charlotte A. Gardner Mary Jackson Dean Shepherd Rich and others are noted with services led by ward bishops. Descriptions include speakers, musical selections, interment plans, and obituaries with birth dates and surviving relatives. Arrangements reference Liberty and Lindquist chapels and services in Ogden Idaho and nearby communities.
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Elsie Kelly
Arthur Barreil
Medeemer Smith
Charles Ells
Liberty Centery
George H.brown
Lizzie Norasth
Emily P. Maddock
Lindquist Chapel
Mont Delier
Idaho
Pishhaven
Rich
Dean Shepherd Rich
Heber C. C
Edna Shepherd Rich
Dre Hospital
Church of Latter-day Saints
Foguy
Urtra
Lindquist
Pingree
Thomas, Taho
Thomas Icelactory
Are Our Patrons Horses Are Our Patrons Horses
A brief note questions patron behavior with a playful phrase repeated for emphasis. It appears as a truncated or fragmented comment from a periodical page. The casual tone suggests a light editorial aside rather than a formal report.
Not for Fido and other oddities in old ads
A garbled retail scene captures a woman bargaining for dog treats and a butcher comment about Miral, while a Texas workers union touts a 00% wage scale. The piece weaves odd lines about leaves, a toy ringing a bell, and a cigar vendor’s pitch, all in a fragmentary, dialect-rich style.
Women pioneers prove fit in new roles for men’s shoes
The story highlights four women breaking barriers in work and leadership. Katharine Russell-Hleecker becomes a theater manager in New York, Effie B. Natcher advances to an army officer role, and Mrs. M. Nattier in Kansas City pursues enterprise leadership.
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Misa Katharing Russet Bleecker
Roadway Moving Picture Theater
New York
Mia
Effie Bf
Natcher
Fronc~ Nis
Kan
Ludge
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Ogdem Packing ‘& Provision Company
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Mitchell's
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District’court
Charles 1S. Farr
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Natker
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Asan Smith
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Guy Jordan
Philip Ring
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George “A. Brith
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Carey Steela
Salt Lake City
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Cheyenne
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Fall For All Gods
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Drarwaite Expression
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Baye
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Weber Club
Nikton West
Juno ‘Bug Development Company
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Lester Scoville
Frank Scoville
Clark
Cloyd I. Moyers
Mona Maycork
Katherine Higginbotham
Auring
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Charles Manzel
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Walter Tindgulet
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Herbert Hoover
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Irene Harker
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Pullman
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County
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Tonle Tloes
Eliza Grant
Joseph Jackson
N. P. Nelison
Pocatella
Joseph McMaints
Rupert
Tarenzo Jackson
Ninth Ward
Willard O. Ridges
Tarenza Jackson
Washington Avenua
Feneral
Miiterment City Cemetery
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Skaggs’ Cash Stores
Ogden Store
Pat Miral
Birmingham
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Mr. Hetsp Adams
Ka’ Ine Russell
Mra. F Adams
M. Nattier
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Universariat Churen
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