Questionnaires Reach Wide List of Named Recipients
Questionnaires were sent by the board to a long roster of individuals including Perwin Hutchins Isaac Guy Alfred Grant Finch iliffe Francis Gleree George Dalebout Jost John G White Carl Mysie and many others. The list features numerous names across varied spellings and likely regions with no accompanying context or outcome reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netty Qemphion Board
Regheivanite
Perwin Hutchins
Ieaac
Guy Alfred
Peer Grant Fincheliffe
Francis Gleree
George Dalebout Jost
John G White
Carl Mysie
Howard EB
Fever
Albert Alberte
Juline Porondi
Albert D. Johnson
Jerome C. Rush
Ramlmonds Deltort
George ‘I. Donaldgun
David B. Falllod
James Wigelas
Pedro Tonero
Claude Tk. Clark
James CO. Jones
William 0. Jollitte
Fulvis Lachetti
Arthur E. Woods
Frank West Brewey
Teaniel Griseth
Velko Dallinga
Joseph, Browning
George A. Phillips
Earley Benton
Fred 8. Furniss
Harry Sandwan
Timothy A. Kellner
Joseph W. Watkins
Darrell W. Bu
Thomas B. Thomas
Raymond FE
Harrop
John Fitzatwinny
Jose P. Hanna
Walter D. Smyth
Wong Sung
Thew
Maxwell B. Tawson
F. Tiarold Chambers
Harry Christensen
Julian Mendoza
Harrin Fotos
Benjamis
L. Stunter
John A. Marner
Fraed Reberg
John
Nyland
Byron W. Naisbill
Byron F
Elmer P. Anderson
Noy R. Roeder
Zeph D. Jones
Maurice Edward McNary
Frank & de Young
William Henry Drenoon
Andrew Vevltt
Lloyd Glen Harris
Nicx Pappan
Earle Burton
George Noeas
Junle Combe
Edward A Wrerman
Roby Td
B. Hogeau
Franklin #. Watkins, Jr
Willam K. Turnbaugh
Joby Dare
William Val Mitchell
Fred, Charlet Springer
Kizujiro Sabu
Albert Mul
Harry J.ohoan
Peter Cox
Temperance Committee Backs Judge Barker In Liquor Case
The Temperance committee endorses Judge Barker's cooperation with the county liquor law. the text outlines penalties for violations and asserts mayoral power to remove prisoners but not to alter judgments. Signed statements by W M Belna d, C E Smith, M W Glewelling, dated January 4, 1918.
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Seseton Tawa
Hard Bar
Pot Lena
Barker
Married Widows as a Business Ends in Jail in Ogden
A chaotic tale unfolds of Dalley and several wives who accuse him of habitually marrying widows to take their money. From Sacramento to San Francisco and Reno, the letters describe thefts totaling thousands, abandonment, and a fatal child’s hospital bill. Police pursue recovered estate and a trunk tied to a Sacramento wife as witnesses disperse.
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Ogden
Jerry Keliher
Oliver Teton Naglin
Sactawenty
Cal
Browning
Dailey
Tam
Dadlay
Jetter Bays
Hla
Mir Roding
Mya
Wily
San Fransleta
Chayrabie
Dalley
St. Mary's Hospital
Mae
Bulance
Als
Sacramento
Talley
Velng
Canada
New York
Clis
France
Koulher
Nayllo
Laelia Helfer
Rana
Teo
Rana Nowen
Keller
Mpi
Rena
Sacray Meals
Ler
Breramento
Hroom
Sutton Forfeits Bond in Bootlegging Case
Draney, arrested Wednesday night by Sergt Mohiman and Desk Ber genht Georges Carey, pleaded guilty in municipal court to idle and dissolute character and aiding bootleggers. He was given ten days to fall, and Sutton’s associate of bootleggers faced a $200 bond after a raid on a “produce market” tied bootlegging operation yielded nearly $300.
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Bond
Earle Williams Stars In The Great Mystery Tonight
Earle Williams appears in The Great Mystery for a final show today at the Cozy Orchestra Music. Film fans are urged to catch the closing performance at the venue before the curtain falls.
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Earle Williams
Cozy Orchestra Music
American call for sacrifice in war by Dr George Vincent
Dr George B E Vincent president of the Rockefeller Foundation spoke at the tabernacle on short notice urging constructive cooperation to prosecute the war and strengthen the nation. He said America must set aside selfish individualism and unite with a shared destiny, stressing sacrifice for victory. The report notes an audience response and mentions a photoplay at the Cozy theater featuring William Duncan and Carol Holloway running Sunday through Tuesday.
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Amelia
Tabernacle
George Be, Vincent
Rockefeller Foundation
Dr. Vincent
Ogden
H. C. Johnson
Frank Ms. Drigga
Tabergacla
America
Vengeance
William Duncan
Carol Holloway
Five Acres For Sale Near City With Goats And Garden
Real estate listing shows five acres near the city with sandy soil, suitable for gardening with goats, asking 750 dollars. Classified under sale real estate, contact C A Kennedy under Utah Nual Bink at 2951. A separate want ad seeks part time work and a position for a child, phone 279-31. Contained notices urge finding residents with minimal wants.
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Clty
C. A. Kennedy
Ander
Utah
Snow Storm Reminders From January 3 1347 Recalled
A 1347 city record recalls a heavy snow storm that blocked streets and tied up thoroughfares. Street Supervisor Ch Martin spent 90.63 for snow removal as crews mucked streets, while birds sing and trees bud in a thawing landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CH. Martin
Woorse
Mr. Martin
Eighteen Rats Killed by Thirteen Year Old Hero
Rulon Greenwell, a 13 year old Ogden youth, reports to George Shorten the city warrant for 1.80 dollars which he cashed. He claims to have killed 18 rodents using five traps and a club last week, becoming the leading rat-hiller in Ogden. He resides at 197 Pateran avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rulon Greenwill
Ehemipion rat-Hiller
Ogden
George Shorten
Ogden Juveniins
Greenwell Ilven Rt
Patterapn Avenue
Russian Demands Still Unanswered in Peace Talks
In Petrograd on Thursday the mixed commission debate on prisoner handling progressed slowly. Russia asserted rights to end publications and establish direct telegraphic links with enemy party representatives. Germany declined to reply on some points citing lack of authorization. Russia asked for guidance from the Council of People’s Commissioners. Also reported, a munitions depot on the Russian southwest front was blown up, destroying nearby buildings. two trains collided near thepond district, killing about 2,000 men.
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Petrograd
Germany
Central Empire
factorjJea
Council
Peos Ple
Cormmissarnnera
Btockholm
Tidniogen
Pon Diatrict
Georgia girl reads tale stirring thoughts of home
A fragment from The Standard describes a Georgia girl in Ogden who reads a story triggering memories of home. It recounts a railway worker Landrum and letters about funding transport for Mrs Baby Unip, plus a Georgia connection and a family quarrel leading to tragedy amid railroad circles.
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Georgia
J. 3d
Faindeum
Veorgia T
Atbesa
Schonuleelina
Ogden
Landrim
Krattrand
DL & l. G. Uecket
Uso
Tolenam Idbern
County Draft Board Faces Notification Delays
The county exemption board struggles to notify men who filled questionnaires. E cards sent back due to bad addresses include Lewis Gowley and others in Uintah and Willard Thoring. A registrant contested being placed in Class One and cited alleged mental and physical unfitness. The board says classification follows delegated government authority, amid doubts over its handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis A. Gowley
Ollowaatrect
Hultz
Wye
Willard Thoring
Uintah
Ulan
Gowley
Markets open firm as investors grip Great Lakes tour gains
New York stock market opened with broad firming as traders rotated into rails and industrials. Reading, Union Pacific led the rally with 1 to 2 point gains. Bethlehem, Midvale, Crucible Steels plus auto, copper and machinery issues posted noticeable advances. Liberty bonds held steady and newspapers reported a late session uplift in investment issues with Liberty 4 and 34s quoted around 7 to 8 dollars and near 98.70 respectively.
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New York
Reading
Union Pacific
Tethiethem
Midvale
Crucible Steels
Abippinga
Motora
Offa
United Brater Steel
Jan Coppela
Motora and Tobaccos
American Telephone
Conlers
Grangera
Het
Libery
Chicago Quotations and Market Notes
Chicago prices and trading conditions show sluggish demand with rail shipments improving slightly. Reports from Kansas City and Omaha detail cattle, hogs, and sheep prices, with mutual market steadiness and selective gains in hogs, cattle, and lambs amid varied regional activity.
Austrians Lead Troops On Piave Front Under Boroevic
Austrian troops on the Piave front, in deadly engagement with Italian forces, are commanded by General E. von Boroevic as the battle intensifies along the river in Italy.
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Pisyo
E. von Boroevic
Livestock Market Report From Ogden Utah Area
Market notes from Tecalpla and nearby outlets show yearling prices around 11.75 to 13.75 with various steer and heifer bids. Hog receipts at Tope and nearby yards run high while prices slide. hogs quoted around 1.76 per unit with lighter weights and ranges noted. Sheep and lamb figures appear in scattered figures with mixed bids and reported weights.
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Madame Makarenko
Matinee
Young Nen
Regene
Temperance
CHV
Sutton
Jyhore
Providence
Page
Pimster
Beachnard
Alrine
Athens
Novorat
Apo
Cama West
Telegrama
Sailroad
United States
Anit Deaty
Atlanta
County Draft Board
House
Wilson
Chicago
Washington
Jumesa Wilson
White House
Eaward
Anid
Mia
Ohio War Board
Plesec
Taledo
Houston Post
AnihusUp
Memphis
Ghigago Market
Kansas-Gity Livestock
Kansas City
Market Meady
Market Pleady
Prime Fed Ateern
Wentern Stati
Atoskress
Feerdora
Omaha
Omaiea
Jon
Versatees AG
Philadelpnia
McCan Sugar Mefinine Company
Austria
Piave
K von Boroovic
A. Hogle
Hudson Ave
Chicago Board of Transalt Lake Black
M. Scott
Logan & Bryan
Rome
Uney
Chicago Wholesale Grocery Co
Fenice
Mainland
BUEHP
Notore
Logal
Utle
Hocoipin
Market Atand
Alcera
Tocdarn
Chaich
Nora
Souder
Cuwn
Vencalvin
Marnat Kleney Sabet
Awen
Aghtedealuk
Schixter
Hunan
ENICE
Soggia
Ick
Venice
Aiting
RED Cross
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