Marriages Reported From Ogden and Nearby Areas
A marriage license was issued to Charles N. Greve of Dix on January J. Adaline Morrison of Viniah Utah. Jeffery Dinsdale and Mrs Julia Ketler of Ogden were granted licenses to wed. Elisabeth Baumers ter and Peter J. Lammers Jr were married at the bride’s parents home 2249 Quincy Avenue with Rev J E Carver officiating. The couple will reside in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Greve
Dixon, Jaws
J. Adailne Morrison
Viniah, Utah
Jeffery Dinxdale
Julia Ketler, Ogden
Hilxabeth Baumerster
Peter J. Lammers, Jr
Quincy Avenue
J. E. Carver
Old-Time Dance at Armory Hall With Electrical Display
Electrical Workers and Ladies of Woodcraft host an Old-Time Dance at Armory Hall on January 15. The event features a grand electrical display and charges per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of Woodcraft
Armory Hall
German Relief Fund Hits Half Million In Subscriptions
The German national committee raising funds for Italian earthquake relief reports total subscriptions and articles contributed near 500000 dollars. The committee met after holidays and sent a telegram of sympathy to the Italian Chamber of Deputies, where all members stood in unison as a sign of solidarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerlin
Chamber of Deputies
Diplomatic Corps Protests Telecommunication Control
In Peking on January 12 the diplomatic corps pressed the Chinese government over the board of communications taking full control of the Peking telegraph office, despite an earlier agreement that it would remain under foreign supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Santa Fe fined $5,000 for rate discrimination
In San Francisco on January 12 the state railroad commission fined the Santa Fe Railroad company $5,000 for unfair discrimination in rates. The Southern Pacific was found guilty but not fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
State Railroad Commission
The
Santa Fe Railroad Company
Southern Pacific
Fet
Miles of Hair Myth Claims Women Carry 60 Miles
A vintage column asserts that the average woman bears about 60 miles of hair on her head, framing it as a curious statistic about everyday appearance. The piece uses playful tone to compare length to travel distance and invites reader reflection.
Ogden City News Briefs and Local Notices
Random notices from Ogden Utah include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Calloway of Blackfoot Idaho and Mrs. C M James of Rock Springs Wyoming. Advertisements push coal storage real estate loans and a Dr John Miller lecture to ladies on keeping well. Police report a deserter in custody and a forgery suspect. multiple travel town updates and a divorce petition filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Ward
John Tl. Miller
Keep a Brave He Bears Misery Lies Proverb
Readable fragments suggest a proverb on endurance and courage. The line references Danlak and a theme of misery, with a belief that want ads yield results.
Trying Day for Hains in New York Trial
The closing defense address in Thornton J. Hains's trial was resumed as John F. McIntyre argued to prove his client’s innocence. Juror Thomas Walsh survived a car accident but remained in court, while McIntyre challenged Mrs. Annis's testimony as false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flushing
Thornton J. Hains
John F. McIntyre
McIntyre
Thornton Hains
Jol
Hains
Thomas Walsh
Lexington Avenue
Walsh
Presbyterian Hospital
Annis
Conductors to Entertain on January Twenty Fifth Evening
Wasateh Division plans a dinner event January 25 featuring mixed duets by Van Buskirk and Mesers, piano duets Cassin and Rhea Wright, and a contralto solo by Anna Winans. Officers to be installed include C C George Allen and A C G Sneed, with committee head C K Winans and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasateh Division
van Buskirk
Actos
Walte
Ware
Cassin
Rhea Wright
Anna Winans
E. C. Manson
Sela
H. Ware
W. Clark
Fiano
Jessie Welch
America
C. C
George Allen
A.C. C
Officers Installed by M. W. of A. Lodge
The Modern Woodmen of America at Eagle's hall installed officers for the coming year led by A W Agee as venerable consul and C H Packer as chief. National lecturer J O Davis spoke on fraternal insurance highlighting relief work and past payouts totaling over 70 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amercan
Eagle's Hall
A. W. Agee
Earl Randall
Fred JL. Keller
J. H. Shafer
P. AL Farris
H. Brighton
A. &. Greenentry
W. G. Hampton
Davie
San Francisco
MWA
Woodmen of America
Ume
America
New State Commissions Proposed For Conservation And Insurance
The governor urges creation of a three member state conservation commission to cooperate with the federal body, oversee natural resources, prevent waste, and promote fair use. He also recommends forming a state insurance commission to handle growing insurance duties currently overburdening the secretary of state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
White House
Washington, D. C
Fereral Commission
Bank near Los Angeles dynamited and robbed
The Burbank State Bank near Los Angeles was dynamited by robbers early today. About $300 in silver and possibly other valuables were taken after entry through a side window. The inner safe door was damaged and unlikely to reveal more. Sheriff Hammel and deputies are at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos Angeles
Burbank State Bank
Burbank
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Lyno
Tolay
Esver
Bulldine
Hammel
Real Estate Transfers Filed in County Recorder Office
Clarence W Brooks and wife transfer part of dot 10 block 24 plat e Ogden City survey for 275 dollars to Rufus For. ER Shaw and wife convey east half of northwest quarter section 18 township 7 range 1 west for 200 dollars to Clancey W Rhees. Laura Little and husband sell part of lob 1 block 4 South Ogden survey for 500 dollars to Daniel P Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
Wallace
Clarence W. Brooks
Rufus
Ogden City
ER. Shaw
Clancey W. Rhees
Laura €. Little
Daniel P. Stephens
South Ogden Survey
Cameron Denied Bail in Tube City Railroad Case
In Pittsburg on January 15 judges Brown Ford and Van Swearingen unanimously refused bail for Charles B. Cameron president of the Tube City Yallrowd after his conviction for offering a bribe to Councilman William A. Mechin. Cameron’s bail had been raised to 20000. prosecutors note he previously forfeited 12000 bail by fleeing to Canada. A new trial and arrest of judgment were sought. the case stems from the Tube City railroad scandal three years earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Brown
Ford Sod van Swearingen
Quarter Sessions Court
Charles
Cameron
Tube City
Yallrowd
Wm. A. Mechin
Canada
New Head of Harvard Chooses Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard College names Abbott Lawrence Lowell professor of science of government as its choice for president to succeed Charles W. Killott. Lowell’s appointment was sent to the college overseers today in Hoston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Hoston
Corporation of
Harvard College
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Charles W. Killiott
Rat Trapped Inside Beer Bottle Surprises Maine Town
In Randolph Maine a live rat crawled into a beer bottle with a narrow neck and remains unable to exit though only about three inches long. Wilbur Meady reports the odd find, with local paper the Kennebec Journal lending credibility to the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Wilbur Meady
Randolph
Kennebec Journal
Pineapple Juice Flavoring for Fruit Salads
The author promotes pineapple juice as a flavorful substitute for wine in recipes. It is recommended for use in various fruit salads to add bright acidity and sweetness without alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Robbing of Goff Is Told in Municipal Court
In a municipal court trial of Robert McGuire accused of robbing Frank Goff of 290 dollars in bills 60 in gold and a gold watch the case featured testimony from Mrs Loveless who tended Apex rooms and described Goff being brought from downstairs and treated by doctors Belknap and Lutes. The defense attorney Maginnis drew laughter with remarks about glass and countenance as Loveless denied coaching and discussed conversations with her husband. The case continued the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McGuire
Frank Goff
Got
Apex
Dra. Melknap
Eatea
Goff
Belknap
Lutes
Masinnis
Harris
Kat
Tor
Mee
Loveless
Wille
Real America Found Away From City Crowds
The piece argues real America lies outside big cities, in rural towns and farms. It recalls a 14 year old Hungarian immigrant who found freedom and friendliness in the countryside, contrasting crowded urban hardship with country life and humble origins shaping national destinies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
Europe
Frances
Paris
London
England
Germany
Berlin
Congress
Burns Celebration Announcement at Congress Hall
The Scottish Cronies announce their annual Burns celebration on January 18 at Congress Hall. A Scottish concert and ball will feature an oration by Utah's Hon. H. B. Roberts and a cordial invitation to the public to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress Hall
Utah
B. H. Roberts
Bankers Rejoice Over Improved Conditions At Meetings
National stockholders gathered at annual meetings of United States national banks across the country. In Osden the four national banks elected directors for the ensuing year as they discussed national and local financial prospects. A. T. Heywood noted a calmer scene compared with last year when panic and hoarding spiked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Osden
Enqine
A. T. Heywood
Wis
Pennsyvania
Chemical National Bank of New York State
Colors of Names and Symbolist Color Perception
A San Francisco woman reports lifelong synesthetic sight of names as colors from childhood. She assigns colors to given names and explains some variance between diminutives, with masculine names also color coded. The piece notes the broader symbolist claim that color senses extend to language. The article ends with a Baltimore legal note on hotel liquor licensing and door keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Elaye
Sbe
Mary
Hilda
Alma
Anna
Emma
Margaret
Laura
Elizabeth
Edith
Nellie
Kate
Helen
Florence
Bertha
Pauline
Fisle
Susan
Julia
Louisa
Sarah
Joanni
Elizabeth Fe
Bessie
Gladys
Edna
Hazel
Edun
Hasel
Johnny
George Leht
Henry
Harry Nyhter
Thomas Pink
Charles
William Blue
Alfred White
Robert Red
Paul Lavender
Mrs J Franklin Bell Hosts Luncheon for Miss Bethel Roosevelt
Mrs J Franklin Bell wife of the chief of staff entertained with a buffet luncheon in her home. About sixty guests attended. Mrs Bell a favorite and leader in army social circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Franklin Bell
United States
Mrs. Bell
Will
Miss Bethel Roosevelt
Bucket Brigade Wins at Santa Anita in Heavy Track Conditions
Santa Anita results show Bucket Brigade as the sole favorite victorious amid heavy track conditions. Charles J. Harvey and German Silver escaped injury after a spill in the second race for two-year-olds. Yorke and Martin unharmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Bucket Brigade
Santa Anita Park
Rene Olds
Charles J. Harvey
Silver
Yorke
Martin
Halker
Howard
Seyrmour Beutler
Potter
C. W. Bart
Shilling
Donau
Kid
Spilling
Brovile
Muserave
Carthage
McGee
Blackmire
Wilson
Duke of Bridgewater
L. C. Widriz
Captain Burnett
Booker
J. C. Clem
Financier
Archibald
Oberon
Brooks
Proda
Rieta
Emeryville Races Run in Rain See Favorites Win
Oakland January 12 heavy rain produced a sloppy Emeryville track with mostly favored horses winning. Smiley Corbett captured the Bootley handicap. General Haley led in selling events as H G Bedwell bid up prices on Paladini and General Haley while Von Tromp and Wilmore placed in the day’s early runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Emeryville
Smiley Corbett
Wille Booger Red
Hanbridge
H. G. Bedwell
General Haley
Paladini
Walsh
von Tromp
Taplin
Wilmore
Coburn
Goldstein
Penn
Mentry
George N. Randall
Wales
Fuletta
Billy Pullman
Red Leaf
Seaville
Bowley
Sinney Corbett
Booger
Sullivan
Hanbrnge
Butler
Palsdint
Keogh
Orcban
Ress
St Read
Goldsteie
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C.D. Ives & CO
J. T. Rushmer Lene
Riverdale
Peery
Ind
Bell
Business Office
Mrs. M. Calloway
Blackfoot
Idaho
Oxden
George Farrell
Logan
Cache County
Evening Standard
Shurtliff's
David Darton
Garland
City
John Scowcroft & Sons Company
Tr. Bradley
Huntington
J. R. Bradley
Ely
Nevada
Ogden
E.z-Money Kelly
Geo, J. Kelly
Clement
Armory Dance
Hagbert Anderson
Salt Lake
Merle Thompson
United States Army
Fort Douglass
Jones Coal Co
Mary Cordelia Drehbmer
Albert Drehmer
Western Hotel Men's Association
Tabernacle
Commercial Club
Robert Ager
David B. Alexander
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Alexander
Garfney
Lucia
Jacob Cochran
Pender
Pleson
Orden
Malad
Pocatello
Potatello
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Green River
Evanston
Hadley Livery Company
Corinne
Adams Avenue
Thi City
Standard
P. H. Cook
Harrime Iines
Dean
M. W
A. Lodge
SPRY
Judge Maginnis
Burns
Police Board of
Baltimore
Peninsular
Boyle Hardware Co
Santa Anita
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