Relatives hurry to Tausig bedside in county jail
Relatives rushed from three distant parts of America to the Weber county Jail after Tausig attempted to harm himself. His mother and uncle arrived from Riverside California and Hartford Connecticut, while a brother began from San Antonio Texas but was intercepted by others. Tausig’s condition improved. an order moved him to Dee hospital for care until recovery. The family, well-to-do, arranged all possible aid. He had earlier tried to self-inflict with a pocket knife, and later cut his throat in a window. Medical attribution pointed to the altitude of the local organization in Ogden. In the same piece, the community noted Liberty bond donations, Red Cross, Soldiers Welfare fund contributions, and church fundraising efforts by local families and residents.
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America
Weber County
Riverside
Cal
Falbir
Hartford
Conn
San Antonio
Texas
Tausig Tadoyas
Agen
Dee Has
Tausis
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Jall
Red Cross
David Handy
Edward Funter
Rigby
Ida
Tteir
Mra
George Brown
Adna Ferrin
Metropolis
Nev
Anna Wade
Daniel Wade
Inez
North Ogden Notes in Quarantine Report and Local Mentions
Quarantine writes in the ward recount several local figures: Clair Edward as the earliest affected, Charles J. Berrett ill at Willowcreek Idaho, Willan A. Brown writes to Camp Lewis, Washington, and Mrs. George Crown recounts a Christmas trip to Olympia. Saman F. Berrett visits Menlo, Andrew Jones tries aiding Jewel Estella, a house fire survivor. Ray Holmes and Roy Daniels plan sailing from New Jersey in December. locals prepare for a conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clair Edward
Charles J. Berrett
Willowcresk
Idaho
Willan A. Brown
George Crown
Rom Camp Lewis
Washington Ac
Olympia
Kelcing
Saman F. Berrett
Menin
Aome
Andrew Jonca
la Brady
Jewel Estella
Mttingoga
Dan Tamillen
Rayan Teolmes
Roy Daniels
Wiiltock
Oia Place
New Jersey
Miter
Élasse
County Officials Plan Reply Exonerating Sheriff Peterson
Brown and associate commissioners will submit a response to protests by Greek residents accusing Sheriff Herbert Peterson of persecution. The planned reply says raids were to enforce law, not due to crime, and that Peterson zealously enforces laws without favoring any group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Board of County Commlisioners
Nasociate
Orcely
Sherif Herbert Peterson
Peterson
Sherri Peterson
Mi Vnids
Elaa
Sin
Man charged for failing to support four children in trial
Nels C. Peterson of Hintéville faced district court on failure to provide for his four minor children. A jury was empanelled and arguments began. Peterson represented himself as the case went to the jury, with a verdict expected soon. He is a widower whose children are reportedly cared for by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels C. Peterson
Hintéville
Befosg Sarge Agse
Peterson
Alta Theater Sold for Ten Thousand Six Hundred Sixty Dollars
Brigham City notes report Sable and Bloom purchased the Alta theater from the Henry Dowling estate for 10660 dollars. They plan improvements costing up to 5000 dollars. The theater is leased by J E Ryan. Mrs Mary Johnson Nichols died at home aged 87 after pneumonia. born in Bornholm Denmark July 8 1842 she came to America in 1854 and walked the plains at age 12, survived by five children eighteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. The Vancles Canning Co Ogden seeks Peas and Beans in Box Elder County for 1912 harvest with contracts for 150 acres peas and 60 acres beans. factory expansion planned. Box Elder High will present Christopher Junior next Wednesday directed by Prof Frank Tissmussen. play staged and managed by students. C J Smith state fuel administrator aide spent day in city with local coal dealers. notes no fuel shortage.
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Brigham City
Sable
Bloom
Henry Dowring
Morman Lee
J. E. Ryan
Mary Johmson Nichols
Second Ward
Mra. Nicholas
John Johnson
Tata Tishap A. Nichols
Bornholm
Denmark
America
Michols
Tee
Vankles Canning Company
Ogden
Ne Tarmera
Box Elder
Willyn
Boxtider High School
Christopher Junior
Frank Tissmussen
C. J. Smith
TR. Lb. Fishburn
Smithree Perlad
Three draft evaders held by sheriffs deputies
Three allied draft evaders were taken into custody today by deputies of the sheriff's office. They gave names Oscar Potter Medicine Lake Washington Robert Clark Desoto Bro George Kulm Ruff Washington. Potter and Kulm claimed registration at Ely Nebraska and Clark claimed registration at Sliney Nebraska. They declared they knew nothing about their standing with total boards and have not made inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Potter
Medicine Lake
Waah
Robert Clark
Thorn-Guelave Thorn Sr Dies After Illness in Ogden
Deaths and funerals list in Ogden notes Thorn Sr aged 60s died at 1649 Washington after a two year illness. Born January 25 1886 in Oxford Ohio, he lived in Ogden since childhood, served as Eagles lodge steward, survived by parents two sisters Getdie Thorn and Fred Sawyer and a son Gunlay. Buried at Kirkendall mortuary with funeral arrangements to be announced. Other notices include Audrew W. Nathan Nelson funeral tomorrow at 2 pm in Seventh Ward chapel with interment at Ogden City Cemetery, infant daughter of Herman and Mrs. Martin died at 2764 Monroe Reuse with funeral announcements later, and David B Thomas funeral held at residence 656 Twenty third Street and Brigham City with interment there. Also Ida Ohleon Murphy funeral at Ninth Ward building Sunday at 2 pm with viewing at home 70 Twenty Ninth Street.
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Thorn
Guelave Ti. Thorn
Washington
Oxford
Ohio
Gustave Thorn
Ogden
Ogden Eagles’ Lodge
Alstern
Fred, Sawyer
Misa
Getdie Thorn
Gunlay
Kirkendall
Nelson
Audrew W. Nathan
Seventh Ward
Ogden City Cemetery
Farley Avenue
Martin
Herman Martin Dieil
Monroe Reuse
Larkin & Sons
President Peters
Cox Elderslake
T. J. Blackburn
Rider Evane
Blatop Wright
Josephine Shorten
Arrests for cyclists riding without lights begin tonight
William Dick announces a probation period for bicyclists who fail to attach lights to their bicycles. Those not complying will be taken to custody and brought before the municipal court to explain their actions. About twenty five of seventy affected have met the requirements while others will receive attention for violations.
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Whiain Dick
Tua Ofteer
Passon
DiMeer Hick
Att Tolatn
Bill to Take Over All Oil Reserves
WASHINGTON January 11 A bill prepared by the navy department to authorize the government to immobilize all oils and naval reserves in California and Wyoming upon any executive order was introduced today by Senator Swanen of Lie naval committee. FIRE IN SIOUX CITY Sioux City June 11 A truck in the Davidson Auto check Sixth and Nobraska street caused a fire with losses around 200000 with several cars burned.
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Navy Department
Combnot, Leage
Alharwine
Nalda Ag
Californii
Wyoming
Swanean
Lie Naval Committee
Sioux City
Davidson
Nobronka
Markets Mixed As Industrials Decline In Early New York Trade
New York markets opened with industrials including war products slipping about 1 point and copper oil shares reacting to news. Bonds showed slight improvement while several wea k issues like American Can sagged on financing. Kansas City and Omaha livestock totals showed varied moves with hogs and cattle trading unevenly. copper price fixed at 23.5 cents and sugar futures steady ahead of weekend closures.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Catia
Gta
Weather and market cues push coin prices higher
Chicago weather and forecast notes suggest price pressures in the coin market as receipts show earlier difficulties linger. The dispatch hints at caution in dealing with pearled assets amid uncertain outlooks and potential tempering signals from exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Crane Company to Erect Warehouse on Wall Ave
The Crane Company received a permit for immediate construction of a $10,000 warehouse at the corner of Twentown Street and Wall Avenue on Wall Ave. The building will use frame material with a 48 foot width and a 50 foot height, showing risk of safety concerns while the project proceeds. Big Bill Hart advertised a one day event at the Cozy. Market data shows mixed commodity quotations with futures activity and Chicago market updates.
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Wall Ave
Utah Stocks Quiet Despite Mixed Trading On Private Wire
Quotation report from J A Hogle & Co lists scattered trading with many issues down or stagnant. Notable activity includes 2200 Blosson shares at 42 cents, Princes Cant around 63-64 cents, Trude Stata near 1974, and various others like Albion, American Coal, and Silver King Con showing limited movement amid broad reluctance to trade and closing prices reflecting mixed sentiment.
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Lhaye
Lon Blosson
Tilt
Trude Stata
Wort Sp
Lodo
Aiton
Fragmented Readable Names List of Industrial Firms
An OCR dense list shows multiple company names and entities from various industries. Amid scattered fragments stand Baldwin Locomotive Company Bethlehem Steel General Electric Northern Pacific Pittsburgh Coal Ray Consolidated Copper Studebaker Overland and Union Pacific, with references to Montana Power and other firms.
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Anyconta Copper
Eceaesree Acghison
Eeeesereyery
Haldwin Locomotive
Baltimore & Oblo
Bethlehem Bteel
Coadian
Jwherves
Cheanpeake & Obla
Columb Gas & Electric Corn Products
General Cireraneeeee
Arent Northarn Prd
Crent Norther
Mer
Miuring Pfd
Eecesesee Kennecott Cappot
Seree Louisville & Naashville
Maxwell Motor Co
Sessseysesee Moxtenn Petroleum
Mina Conner
Midvale Bhool
Misuolrt Pacific
Navade Copper
New York
Nortalk & Weatostt
Seerey
Montana Powers
Esseseeiye General Electric
Lee
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U. S. Army
Tausig
North Ogden
Promie
Harry Morey
Corinne Griffith
Bricham City
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Ted Atears
Taniba
Nethera
Ewes
Omaha
Neb
Vexan
Elockera
Ateady
Union Stock Yards
Gattle
Sheef —Stecetpta
Toriny
New Yonk
Hart
Getty
Uate
Ghigago Market
Mie
Cork - Gan
Ency Abkbo
Utah
J. A. Hogle & Co
Hudson Avenue
Alta Con
Albion
American Con
Alte Tunnel
Columbus
Gonne
Michigan-Wind
Thee
GIG
Dsr
Bud
Tintle Standart
Weat
Toledo
Bank Brooke
Desert National
First National
McCorrick & Co
National Tank of Republic
National City
Arin National Copper
Ogden Bence Peo
Security
Salt Lake Fee. & Trust
Utah State National
Utah Savings & ‘Trust
Walker Bros
Zions Saving & 'Irust
Amalgnamied Luger
Cement B Securition
Aide
Consolidated Waren
Gnn
Naked
Ian Carl
Mountain Statea
Ogden Warhing & Trovision
Nakeu
Utah Fire Clay
Idaho Sugar
Utah Power & Sight
Ngki
American Car & F
American Locomotive
American Smelling & Nest
Americanh Sugar Refining
Kudson Ave
Stocke
Bonde
Catton
Grain
Chicago Board of Teaga Galt Lake
M. Scott
Keaidant
Logan & Bryan
Creamory
Fane
Mario
Vuackers
Skaggs’ Cash
Hoover
Chicago Wholesale Grocery Co
Washington Avenue
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