Ogden News Outlines Meetings and Local Notices
Meeting Tonight The Ordes Hue mane Society will hold a meeting at the Reed hotel to discuss reorganization plans. Jamen Estate Judge Pratt has ordered Jerman Gkeen Thomas A Whalen and George D Folkman as appraisers of the estate of the late Barob Holyoak Jamer. Fred J. Klesel returned home from Nyasas Ontario, Oregon to inspect ranch and livestock. It Happened In Ogden is showing at the Alhambra for three days with cast listed. Mormon Battalion members will meet Friday at 2 pm at 433 Twentythird Street. Plumbing business for sale at 235 Hudson. Deer in Ogden Canyon spotted near the electric car route. Departure notices for J F Nopmand to Denver and Bramwell for Los Angeles. James Cantwell files to disbar George Q Rich.
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Fonson
City Cemetery
Ordes Huemane Society
Reed Hotel
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Condos
Poctery
Jamen Estate
Thomas A. Whalen
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Ogden
Fred J. Klesel_ haa
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Ontario
Oregon
Uncle Sam
Merle
Alhambra Theatre
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Mor Porterfield
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Georgia Tate
Leonard Waugh
Grace Markle
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Rayth Bartlett
Howard Enis
Iren Bennett
Mormon Battalion
G. Hadfield
Twentythird Street
Hargain
Hudson
Canyon
Ogden Canyon
J. F. Nopmand
Denver
Illo Grande Rail Road
Oys
Morrocks Bros
Bramwell
Olay
Iacilie
Lan Angeles
California
James
Cleansing of county jail under way after dirt finds
Shen Herbert Peterson orders a full cleanup of the county jail cells and corridors amid long standing unsanitary conditions. Prisoners, lawyers, and officers will be allowed during the renovation as two men work to purge the old rookery from top to bottom. Commission Brown notes the pliable cleanup requires a helper and warns visitors remain barred until completion. Police abroad seek jewelry thieves tied to wealthy Lake Shore district burglaries.
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Shen
Herbert
Reterson
Brown
Asid le. Brown
Strangler Lewis and Pete Viseer Tangle in Big Bid for Championship
Jack Downer reports on the looming bout between Strangler TM Joe Lewis and Pete Viseer, with Lewis touted as the favorite by experts nationwide. Promoters have set a $35,000 purse. over 20,000 spectators are expected as plans unfold in Louisville.
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Jack Downer
Neyvelras
Trimouion
Albat
Io the Ciy
Pete Viser
Viseer Mod “Strangier
Joe Lewis
Thampion
Lewis
Strangler Lewis
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jaxt
Dr. Heller
Cutler
Mussane
Aberg
Wadladé
Zyberro
Jon Fletcher
Riecher
Thia
Lewin Je Delng
Sisicher
Sante
Hercules
Loulaville
South
Sandow
Ogden
County Farm Lease Proposal Sparks Racial Prejudice Debates
County officials inspected the county farm finding mixed prospects and noting a history of Japanese tenancy. They report current rental terms expiring and consider leasing to American citizens, while warning of needed drainage and looming alkali deterioration. Mrs. Swanner praised for her work as housekeeper. farm inventory lists cattle, crops, and produce.
Superintendent McCune Attracts Noted Local Merchant Relation
A fragment notes Superintendent MecCaer planning spring and summer hiring, with a plan to manure without help until a planting time. It praises his energy and initiative and hints at a self supporting burn, mentioning he is the brother of Dr. Hoyal A. McCune and connected to the McCune Foulger company.
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MecCaer
Denice le
Hoyal A. McCune
McCune Foulger Company
Manning Emman uel Manning funeral held at West Point
The funeral of Emmanuel Manning, a planter, took place yesterday afternoon at the West Point meeting house with Bishop George Bennett presiding. Attendees filled the chapel to capacity as tributes and memorial music were offered, and interment was in the West Point cemetery. Also, the body of Merritt Neville arrived at Larkin and Son’s mortuary for shipment to Woodmere, UK for interment after dying of pneumonia at 19 in Willard. He is survived by his parents and three sisters.
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Manning
Emmanuel 3
West Point
George Bennett
Hytann
Ward
George Manning
Lfe
Mannlogi
Jeene Salih
Dios
William Fllnders
Gilbert Parker
Bishop Dennett
Weat Prigt
Neville
Merritt Ne’ville
Larkin & Son
Yeateniay
Willard
Woodmm
Add Mee
Williaw Nofie
Dye Brothera
Slatera
Auto Numbers To Be Looked Up By Officers
The chief of police said officers will check license numbers on autos to determine year of registration after today. Automobilists had been cited for nearly two weeks, but future enforcement will be stricter and 1917 numbers will be prosecuted if not obtained quickly from the Secretary of State's office.
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Peare
Thomas E. Browning
Ube Offtcarre
Secretary of State
City sidewalks ice hazard prompts plea for action
Scores slipped on a north sidewalk between Adama and Jefferson on Twenty fifth Street as ice made the walk dangerous from downtown to Central Park. Commissioner Pirgare pledged cleanup crews and urged homeowners to cooperate to make all walks safe city wide. A partygoer cursed the condition aloud, wishing the mayor would walk that side of the street.
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Adama
Jefferson Areques
Twenty-fifth Street
Pertone
Herwood
Deuce
Lowrver
Liquor Advertising Bill Advances in Senate
Washington Jan 11 Transmission in mails of liquor advertisements circulars or papers flogging liquor into other states is barred by a bill debated in the Senate. Senator Mankshaw of Alabama opposed the measure though it passed today and now goes to the House for action.
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Washington
Benator Mankshrad
Alabama
Senate
China
Peace Anoe
Bs Alate
Cote
la Jola
United States
Wayne MacVeagh Dies at Capital
Washington January 11 Mayne Mace Veagh attorney general in the cabinet of President Held and brother of Franklin MacVeagh former secretary of the treasury died there early yesterday His wife Virginia Cameron MacVeagh and three children survive the death Knowles family and government officials mourn the loss of the senior legal figure in the administration
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Washington
Mayne Mace Veagh
Held
Franklin MacVeagh
Creretary
the Treasury
Ife
Neveral
Liquor Bill Altered Amid Commissioner Powers Debate
A Utah legislature debate centers on amending Liquor Bill 10 to remove the state commissioner role and deputy salaries, shifting duties to district court judges if needed. The committee will review for legality, while revenue officials discuss to restore a 40 percent valuation approach before final action.
Public schools to reopen next Monday morning
Conditions have improved allowing the board of health to lift the embargo on children at theaters beginning tomorrow evening and reopen public schools on Monday morning. The measles epidemic is now under control as cooperation between health authorities and families continues. Sanitary inspector Graze Bhurten said conditions will be maintained.
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Board of Health
Local boy pleads guilty to stolen goods case
Walter Clark was found guilty by Municipal Judge G. S. Barker of receiving stolen jewelry from Fred M. Nye clothing store and sentenced to 69 days in jail. The case arose after Clark, allegedly traveling with $205, was arrested with $15. A separate charge against E. A. Pink for drunkenness resulted in a $45 bond forfeiture.
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Walter Clark
G. S. Barker
Esty
Bla
O. H. Mohiman
Ims
Vial Tower
Ight Company
Tate
Pune
Frikblen Theta
Markee
Masonig Club Meeting Notice for Thursday Evening
Masonig Club meeting will be held Thursday at 7 PM. All members are requested to be present. President WAND submits the notice.
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Ting
A. Il
Wand
Masople Tub Fox
Naturalization Days Set Next Week in City Court
Citizens hopeful for American citizenship face naturalization days in the city court with the government’s special attorney examining applicants. Listed are William Gette from France at 631 Thirty-first Street and others including Andrew Young of Canada, Ale Horeman of The Netherlands, Annie O’Reilly of Iceland, John Dallinga of The Netherlands, Mex Aubrie of Germany, Conrad J. Hansen of Norway, Henry L. Miller of Massachusetts, Helka Bockweg of The Netherlands, and Myerdale Potter Martel of Russia, all vouched for by reputable witnesses.
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Itellnt Court
Diness
Reasion
William Gette
France
Iceland
Stephens
John Dallinga
Netherlands
Park Avenue
Mex Aubrie
Germany
Conrad J. Haneon
Norway
Fourth
Henry L. Miller
Maseta
Realdtny
Riverdale
Helka Bockweg
Myerdale
Potter Martel
Ronsia
Washington Avenue
Fach
California Man Aims at Coal Supply Crisis
Brockton al ter the market for Utah or Wyoming coal, JCAL Nouler oversees Murphy Jee & Coal. Teuter arrived in Ogden to buy coal for his hometown patrons as California endures a severe cold spell. In Stockton, only 609 pounds remained in stock at Ingest In, prompting Witarid G Wilson of Southern Pacific to pursue a rapid coal shipment to avert freezing losses.
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Brockton
Utah
Jcal Nouler
Stranager
Murphy Jee & Coal Company
Teuter
Ogden
Ohlahom
California
Okden
Stockton
G. Wilron
Southern Pacific
Uume
Gage
Packer Hires Back as Court Transcriber At Old Rate
Harold J. Wacker is rehired as court reporter by Judge Pratt under a contract with Judge Pray, paid the old rate of 30 per day for days court is in session. Alfred W. Anes notes. James M. Johnson also employed at 6 per day plus ten cents for transcript work. The move fulfills a campaign promise to pay a reasonable wage, though Packer refuses less than the maximum.
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Harold J. Wacker
Ulatrlet
Arthur E. Pratt
Jodae
Alfred W. Anes
Aso
James SM. Johnson
Omana
Neb
Packer
Odea
Baat
Johnson Alto Eapert
Johnson
Pew
Fadhy
Fudpa
Marian
Teauerupt
Blair
Mira Eva C. Erb
Feeles
Jmvasiun
Pratt
Tutge Pratt
Himsel
Agee
Str. Johnson
Debated reporter wages in county court case dispute
The article details arguments over pay for a stenographic reporter in a district court. It contrasts proposed wages and job conditions, noting judges Pratt and Agee sought economical staffing. Recommendations include hiring at six dollars and ten cents per day, with discussions of skill and attorney discussions about fair compensation.
County Treasurer Official Bond Details Listed
County Treasurer Alma Huleh and officials are named for an official bond totaling 407 740. The bonds are broken among listed sureties: Browning 200 000, Ee lem 200 000, David C Eeeles 200 000, John Splera 100 000, Be Tore ter 50 000, John Watson 25 000, Charles BH Matar 25 000, Exram by srdson 91580.
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Alma
Huleh Do Day Aled
Browning
1. I. Eelem
David C. Eeeles
John Splera
T. Be Tore Ter
John Watson
Charles BH. Matar
Exram
Srdson
Germany Responds To Entente Peace Proposals
Berlin reports Germany has handed neutrals a role in replying to the Entente note of December 12. The note says the Entente rejected the proposal for immediate peace talks, claiming it lacked sincerity and importance, and outlines the Central Powers view on the war’s origins and the alliance powers’ actions.
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Berlin
Bayuilla
Germany
Copalders
Hilary
England
Mitho Pasa
France
Thirty year loan planned announced in London meeting
A London meeting of the Exchequer chancellor Andrew Novar Law at the Guild Hall today discussed a proposed thirty year loan. The plan aims to raise funds with a news warning and set at five per cent.
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London
Andrew Novar Law
Eliquer
Government outlines 30 year loan with tax free option
The chancellor announced a 30 year loan with a 12 year redemption option and a 4 percent tax free variant at par. Payments begin at 95, with steps toward stability via a monthly reserve fund and a stock purchase plan if prices drop. Bonar Law warned of alternatives if rates change, noting the war’s true costs and the German threat.
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Inan
Bonar Law
Joan
Boust Law
Inferra
Explosions At Munition Plant Rattle Lyndhurst NY
New York reports Territe explosions at a munition plant across the Hudson from the city. A large fire and booming detonations were described at about 4 46 o clock as the blasts continued. Telephone lines to the area were down, hindering details from Lyndhurst New York.
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Hudson River
New York
Canadian Car & Foundry Company
Lyndhurst
N.Y
Eludeon River
Aviator Killed in Santo Domingo Incident
Washington reports Lieutenant Jay Felton was killed and Lieutenant J W Henry wounded by shots at a marine party in Santo Domingo. Navy details show no general clash between marines and natives. Casualty note issued by Captain Chandler of the New Hampshire.
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Washington
Leutenant Jay Felton
J. Wi. Henry
United States
Santo Domingo
Navy Department
Chandler
New Hampshire
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