Births Reported in Ogden City Health Records
The city health department reported births of a girl to Mr and Mrs LeRoy Harmon on December 17 and another girl to Mr and Mrs Joe Mark on January 12. The items appear amid various notices and local business references including coal ads and travel deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Krdak Filme
Mcintyre Orig
LeRoy Harmon
Joe Mark
City Health Department
Paine & Hurst
H. C. Harkley
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Uptown
Parker Coal Co. Cor
Ira
W. B. Ecatt
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Aote
Woolgrowers' convention visitors from Forest Service headquarter
Forest Service director of grazing William James and staff from Washington, D.C. meet in Salt Lake City for the Woolgrowers' convention. The report mentions rail travel plans, a city health office birth notice, local dances, mining stock pitches, and the arrival of Union Pacific chief engineer Huntley en route from Omaha. Homeless men's lodging at the police station is also noted with January counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
William James
Washingine
D.C
Salt Lake
Rosa
M. L. Jones Coal & Sca Co
Paine & Hurst
City Health Office
Herbert Wilson
Datlow Wilson
Rouse
Hippodrome this week with three headline acts
Bring the children to the Hippodrome for three headline acts this week. Children Se, adults 10c, matinees daily.
Fast game in the Ogden City Bowling League
In the Ogden City Bowling League Buchmiller and Flowers defeated Ed Amsth Tallorine on Glasmaen alleys. Gregory led with 881 total pins and won the Traddick Hat for the week with 322 in a single game. The piece ends with an ad teaser about The Warning at the Alhambra Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden City
Buchmiller & Flowers
Amsth Tallorine Company
Gregory
Armory Sparring Contest Promoter Seeks Opponents
At the Armory on Twenty fourth Street the formal opening program shapes up. Frank Smith, club manager, notes Jimmie Worn of Ogden and Co Best of Portland have agreed to participate. Promoter seeks opponents for Jimmie Johns at 125 pounds and Larry White at 175 pounds. The card opens with a 5 minute wrestling bout between Campbell and Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingo Fohn Ellie
Twenty-fourth Street
Frank Smith
Jimmie Worn
Ogden and Co Best
Portland
Oregon
Jimmie Johns
Boser
Larry White
London
England
Campbell
Wallace
Debate at Weber Academy caps winter interclass clashes
The Weber Academy held its winter interclass debates and a song and yell rally in the auditorium this morning. The Junior team Ernest Wilkinson and Marie Stone won the affirmative on the prompt That the United States Abandon the Marion Doctrine, besting the Sophomore team Franklin Richards and Andrew Kaslus. Judges included Barker, Leishman, Pardoe, Wilson and Tilxon. Seniors won the song contest and Junior top in the yell. prize seats for tonight’s Weber Richmond game went to the Seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Academy
Academy Auditorium
Ernest Wilkinson
Mar le Stone
United States
Marion
Franklin Richards
Andrew Kaslus
James J. Barker
LeRoy Leishman
T. Earl Partoe
Weber Andemysod Richmond High School
Profa
Barker
Manning
Pardoe
Wilson
Tilxon
We Can Hold The Warning Two Days Only
The notice states the event titled The Warning will run over two days starting Sunday in Alhambra and emphasizes limited duration for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Baumeister Taylor tie at 256 Twenty second street
Last evening at 8 o clock at the home of Joseph Baumeister Miss Josephine Baumeister married Earl David Taylor of Milwaukee Wis The ceremony was by Reverend J E Carver at the First Presbyterian church About twenty relatives and friends attended A supper followed and the couple left for a honeymoon trip The bride is well known in Ogden and many generous presents were exchanged They will reside in Ogden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Mrs. Taylor
Amusements Tonight at the Hippodrome and Local Events
Tonight's program lists Vaudeville at the Hippodrome with shows at 2:00 and 7:00 PM plus motion pictures from Ogien and Oracle circuits. Also advertised are social affairs at Chic Langun City Hall and Leap Year parties, with church and fraternal meetings noted across venues like Marriott's Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome Vadeville
Ogien-Motion Pictures
Pantages Vanderle
Oracle
Moation Pictures
Lyceum
Motion Veture
Hexs
Tels
Motion Queture
Anil
Chic Langun
LeapYear Party
Marriott's Ward
City lights to stay on until 7 20 a m per request
Commissioner Chris Figgere asked city light manager O M Parry to keep street lighting on until 7 20 in the morning. Parry agreed and said lights would no longer be turned off before that time starting tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Figgare
0.M. Parry
The
Light Company
Parry
Peterson Annie Larsen Peterson funeral held in Huntaville ward
Annie Larsen Peterson’s funeral was held in Huntaville ward meeting house with Alma Peterson presiding. The ward choir sang several hymns and speakers included Nela Lofaren, Adam Peterson, Patriarch David McKay, and David M. Tracy. Interment followed at Hunterville cemetery, grave dedicated by Alvin I. Sprague.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nela Lofaren
Adam Peterson
David McKay
David M. Tracy
Huntevilla
Alvin I. Sprague
MORE VON PAPEN PAPERS SEIZED IN AMERICAN SUMMARY
London reports seized correspondence from Captain Frans von Papen, the former German military attaché in Washington. The papers, turned over to the American embassy, reveal payments to individuals linked to sabotaging U S munitions works and bridges. A record notes a $700 gift to Werner Horn, convicted of blowing up a Canadian Pacific bridge in St Croix, Maine. The German embassy also paid $2,000 on von Papen's account the day before the check was issued.
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London
Frans von Papen
Washington
Falmouth
Germany
State Department
von Papen
United States
Werner Horn
St Croix
Maine
Captain von Pap
Pleasant View and Huntsville Ward Basketball Clash
In a fort night game at Pleasant View hall Pleasant View ward defeated Huntsville ward 23 to 13. Key players listed include Filbert Marker Leo Johnson Harold Ferrin Henry Brown George Chamberlain Frank Brown Karl Eichenlooper and Arthur Pledger with Arthur Feit Walter Anderton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View Ward
Hunteviile Ward
Peasant View Hall
Tinun
Berlin papers react to throne speech on franchise reform
Berlin dispatch reports mixed editorials on the speech from the throne opening the Prussian diet. Vorwaerts condemns it, while Tageblatt calls for far-reaching renunciation by the people. Radical papers, once vocal, show little critique. authorities hint reform after the war per Von Gethmann-Hollweg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
London
Mors
Taree Zeitung
Kreuse Zettung
von Gethmann-Hollwee
Prus
Ian
Ogden High Team Set for Battle on Local Road Duel
Ogden high school basketball squad heads to Ogden Local Road for a clash with Borehter high, amid plans to travel with coach Bow Wamby and staff. About 40 students expected to attend as the team meets Borehter in a late afternoon game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eiten Bleh
Detart
Ogden
Locan
Helaharany
Whette
Borehter High School
Ter'a Horr
Bow Wamby
Shirey
Matader Bara Tripp
Abine 40
Tana
Not Guilty Verdicts Reported In Aurora Publishing Case
Joplin Mo January 14 no verdict reached today by the jury in the Menace publishing company of Aurora Missouri trial. Judge Van Valkenburg urged jurors to avoid religious bias as Rev Theodore Walther’s charges were largely dropped. A not guilty verdict was later recorded for the defendants on mall misuse charges, with the case focusing on 1914 Menace articles and related book passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Menace Publishing Company
Aurora
Arba &. van Valkenburg
Walker
Theodore C. Walther
Dtenaer Pubishing Company
Aurora Borealis of 1257 Described as Remarkable Display
Observation years show no aurora of equal sublimity, extent, and brightness to the 1257 November event. Accounts from Europe and the United States, especially New England, describe a blood red sky with rosy illumination, intense in the northwest and northeast, lasting over four hours with vivid color across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
New England
Omatead
Yale University
New York
New York State
Philadelphia
Acnapolia
Alexandria
Idouth
Asia
Georgia
Capella
Australians Launch Warship Named by Lady Cresswell
Lady Cresswell, wife of Rear Admiral Cresswell, blesses the new Australian warship as it slides from the ways amid a gathering of federal and state officials. She calls it the Swes and hopes it sails as gracefully in motion and as fiercely in sight as its namesake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cresswell
Admiral Cresswell
Australia
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Julia Dean
Howard Hickman
All Star Triangle Company
Andree Raymond Hitchcock
Mabel Normand
Mack Sennett
Keystone
Ogden Theatre
Ter Editeria
Neves and Society Department
Osi
Fred Fife
Thoreas Tracy
Denver
Arkearsate
Weber Academy Sudor Dramatic Club
Ita
California
Union Pacific System
Orpheum
I. F. Koelpp
Homer Fenn
Grazing Department
Brigham Hotel
Depot
24Th and
Wall
Gorie
Goa
Ogden Sit Pipe
Porterfield Voom
the Alhambra
Buchmiller & Filowers
Clark
Brophy
Fisher
Smyth Tailoring CO
Smutthwaite
Glas
the Armory
Stingaree
Lets
Widdop
Farr Avenue
J. E Carver
Mins May Widdop
John Shrake
Carver
Gertrude Brown
Thomas McConnell
Jim. McConnell
Harry Wales
Mice Eisle Lana
Hf. T Goddard
Meadameg
A. J. Crave
Move Auhment
Clarence Crase
James Lindsay
al. Z. Goddard
Nellie McWhinney
Walter Ashment
Irena Wallace
Harry Hales
Mise Mann
Mi86 Meissner
East Jaka City
Misa Filen Meleiner
Thia City
Richard Strauss
Lake
Tournal
Maccabees Royal Highlanders
Order of Onla
More von Papen
Ritish
Pleagant View and Huntsville
Ogden High School
Fieorken Ado
Nog
Englien
America
Fayard Taylor
Dundee
Dundee Suit
Union Freunace Tailors
Hudson Ave
Alhambra Theatre
Owen Bennett
Mer
U. OF U. Dramatic Club
Isa
Child Culture Club
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