Local Service Men Enlist At Navy Recruiter Office
Former service man Lund Peterson enlisted in the United States Navy at the Tees recruiting office yesterday. He will be sent to the east coast for training. Also noted are notices on a tire service shop, a cattle buyer seeking stock, and a Boy Scouts meeting at First Unitarian Church with Scoutmaster W J Collins and Commissioner D C Barney speaking. A church gathering led by God Trey Matthews is planned, and police report a watch valued at 35 dollars stolen from R Shepard’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lunda Peterson
United States Navy
Tees
Meteraon
W. J. Colliias
D.C
Trey Matthews
Leap Year Dance At Ogden High School By Girls Club
The Gitte' t auociation of Ogden High hosts a leap year party in the nasandly hall with Alice Tieck as president and committees named for decorations music and invitations. More than 250 attended the Eagles Home dance. the Legion hosts a four-part dance series with Reeves' orchestra providing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasandly
Ogden High School
Alice Tieck
Ting Nani
Wiy
Sthedy Avent
Pizta
Aan
Campriters
Bianche Darton
Chiicman
Blanche Browning
Nelle O'Keefe
Barbara Sprague
Vorance Tuner
Pearl Kestmark
Charlotte. Davis
Mit
Annette Cunningham
Mabel Reaves
Zola McTiride
Marvin Woodbury
Crea Kate Fenlon
Janise Zeller
Hetty Hurst
Filla McCality Eponsora
Allan Stuhr
Centrics Browning
Hope Fok
Bherma Hendershot
Fioronen Whittle
Mildred
Drowning
Hertha Fito
Col. Shaw
Marva McTiride
Elizabeth Krienes
Ara O
Eagles
Miamil Levint Citti
Ogden Packing & Frovision Company
Teliway
Bmps
Burglaries Hit Former Mayor's Home At Twenty Fifth Street
Six burglars ransacked the home of former Mayor A. G. Fell at 675 Twenty-fifth Street, leaving tobacco and watches scattered. Mrs. Fell and family are in California awaiting word on losses as detectives investigate whether the break-in occurred last night or earlier.
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Jugglara
Homse
A. G. Fell
Fifth Street
Fell
California
BF. Gulpite
Forrmer
Pol
Jas
First Capital Employes Ball Set in Berthana Tonight
Tomorrow evening in the Berthana the first capital employes ball will be given by the clerks of WHH. Welchl & Sons will be presiding over by young ladies and young men of the Incas department store. The affair is expected to be one of the most enjoyable informal parties this year. The party is complimentary and invitations have been extended to friends of the Kore. The employes have arranged for a large number of guests. Miss Lillian Thatcher's orchestra will provide a special program of dance music.
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Berthana
WHH
Welchl & Sons
Jit Ja
Kore
Mmilex
Lillian Thatcher
Cattle Tagged by Forest Service Initiates Brand Program
Ernest Winkler of the forest service grazing department returns from Salt Lake with plans for distinctive tags for service cattle graze on forest reserves. Work already begun on a new anti counterfeit tag to be used next season though production machinery is not yet available this year.
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Ernest Winkler
Forest Servce Grazing Department
Bee
Salt Lake
Forest Service
Price of Hay Drops $15 on Omaha Market
UUMATIA Neb Jan 16 The price of hay on this market has dropped from to $20 a lon in ten days drop of $3 more to expected ern attribute thie mild weather a big trop Jail year and falling if nf eat ne feeding.
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Uumatia
Neb
Second Search on Store of Chinese Finds Evidence
A second search of the store yields partial details about a seizure. Collector Thomas, with nearby officers, seized a large bate reportedly containing contraband. The site was taken to the police station for expert examination and a government inquiry into protective reservations is noted, with cooperation from federal officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Walker
Chayton
Sate Lake
Jaliee
Tie
Thomas Alee
fThomas
Thomas Protec
Abe Majors Convicted of Burglary After Pardoned Murder Case
Abe Majors, once jailed for murder of a Ogien police officer and recently pardoned, faced conviction for a second crime. He was found guilty on the first count of burglary for alleged break ins at 14 Oxford Avenue and 285 Gramercy Price on February 14, 1919. Sentencing awaited arraignment Friday with defense by Schenck and Romiguez and representation by McCartney and Posyell.
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Abe Najors
Ogien
Ron
Utah
Tasos Angeles
le Wa
George Be
Oxford Avenue
Madeling Drndaes
Gramercy Price
Majora
McCartney and
Posyell
Paul Schenck
Frank Romiguez
Maldtswid
Wiel Site
Galen
Mayor and county officials discuss landing field plans
Mayor Francis meets with Weber County commissioners to plan a landing field for an airline route. A 600 planes purchase by J. J. Jobson of Denver will serve Colorado Utah Nevada California and routes among Ogden Denver and Cheyenne. Officials aim to secure government plane support.
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Francis
Weber
Fieht
Ratrolyame
Tor Wyden
Ewe
J. Jobson
Denver
Cotorado
Utara
Nevada
California
Ouida
Cheyswane
Ugien
Leno
Ban Francis
Hye
Oxderg
Pinna
Johnson
Ogden
Nla
Nesneiales
Frandy
Jan
Weber County Farm Bureau Seeks New Members
A Weber County Farm Bureau committee meeting is planned tomorrow at 2 PM in the Weber County Farm Bureau rooms at the Federal Building. W R Thomas says a memb ers drive will run Jan 15 to May to strengthen the organization and recruit new members while promoting farm benefits.
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Faii
Weber County Farm Bureau
Federal
W. R Thomas
Fara
Fy. Tt. W. basketball team wins fast game
The Fy. Tt. W. basketball team won a fast game from the Thirteenth ward aggregation last night by a score of 27 to 7. The winners played superbly throughout and were never headed. A return game will be played next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt. W
Seacees
Budell
Poor Relations at the Osdex teased by village life
A fragmented OCR sketch hints at a comedy titled Poor Relations at the Osdex with renamed local figures and situations. It mentions a fashionable city mansion, a curious village scene, and a miller linked to quarrying, all in a playful, magazine theater voice.
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Taman
Special Meeting About Children's Services Held This Week
A special meeting was convened to discuss children's services and related child welfare matters. Attendees included key members of the council and administrative staff who outlined proposed actions and next steps.
Christie Enters Plea of Not Guilty in Court
Christie appeared in the county court this morning and entered a not guilty plea to the charges. The judge set bail at $1. The case involves a local incident that has drawn attention from the community.
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Christie
Lieutenant Colonel Garrio Giver High Post Move
Lieutenant Colonel Mack Gate of Qeden receives war department notice appointing him resistant chief of staff of the sixth division at Cainal Grant. The order, signed by Secretary Baker and General Marchi, was delivered yesterday and Garr will soon depart for his new post. Garr is noted as the youngest Meulenist colonel in the United States army, once a student at Ogden High School ten years ago. A Lyceum eight reel kiddies and adults special is shown today with admission Ge and 10c.
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Mack Gate
Qeden
War Department
Cainal Grant
Care
Wart Baker
Perio Marchi
Garr
Colom Garr
Colough
United States Army
Me Ogden Bleh School
Army
BP Oy the
Yanks
City Attorney Compiles Ice Sidewalk Guidance for Ogden
City Attorney Wade Johnson compiles legal guidance on icy sidewalks in Ogden. The memo cites that municipalities are not insurers of safety and that snow or ice alone does not prove negligence. It notes practical limits on removing all snow while acknowledging general warning to pedestrians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Johnson
Ogden
Maya
McQuility Man. Corp
Tn Hondy Vy
St. Louis Brewing Ast
R. A. Bos
Henkes
Minneapolis
Bilan
Grigwald v
Camp
Wise
Grossenbach
Milwaukee
Wis
Stich Ag
Hendrickson
Chester City
Tin Shop Worker Hurt In Belt Incident
Joseph Coriogton, 40, of Jefferson Avenue, suffered a broken hand and leg after a belt grab at Newnan and Stewart tin shop. He was treated at Deg hospital by Dr. Whitson. The accident occurred around 2080 hours.
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Joseph Coriogton
Jefferson Avery
Newnan & Stewart Tio
Deg Hoapital
Br. Hoy Wikson
Police Probe Evidence to be Given Public
Officials said evidence from the city investigation into disappearances will be shown to the public this week. Commissioner J. Ray Ward announced the probe, inviting public input on testimony as several developments linked to Ray Wond want are awaited before completion.
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Regant
J. Ray Ward
Ray Wondwant
Fruit Shipments Slower as Movement Declines
Pacific Fruit press offices report current shipments of oranges lemons and celery are not rushing to market. New carloads pass Ogden daily but are not as high as during the holiday season. With early crops resuming in California, the traffic through Ogden is expected to rise later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Fruit
Great Fruit
Ogden Daily
Aesson
Crofts
Chilfornia
Oxden
Hayes G Kayes Found Dead in Ogden Home
Local report notes Hayes G Kayes aged resident of Ogden was found dead in his room at 225 Twenty fifth street. Police notified and body taken to Itrken-Nall undertakers. Death attributed to general debility.
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Hayes
G. Kayes
Ogden
Allerngen
Twentefifth
Delbiliey
Neilson
Anne Beyson Neilson
Tate Jacnd Neilson
Yeatenlay
Tandy
Hallness
Mra
Nitlaon
Penmare
Mt. Amd Alia
Ber
Denejak
Atic
Tih
Luytor
Jacob
Stetsen
Franke
William Nielaon
Hy- Lim Nielson
Dacengort
Towa
Frederic
Nielran
Harry New Declared Guilty of Murder
Harry New found guilty of murder in a Los Angeles case. The report notes trial details, charges, and proceeding status as recorded in local court coverage. The fragmentary text references involved individuals and locations but lacks clear dates or full names due to OCR issues.
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Harry New
Rooming House Licenses Filed by Ogden Owners
Eight Ogden rooming house owners filed 120 license applications with the city recorder, sent to the department for recommendations. Mrs Mary Little sought approval to market a substitute Formile, citing widowhood and a war disabled son. matter referred to the shale committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
City Recorder
Mary Little
Police Seek Boy Detained by Distressful Family Call
A telegram from Cleave W. Jackson requests Los Angeles police locate George Acknon, 35, who fled from home. Mother gravely ill, urgent that boy be found. Last heard in Reno Nevada, believed en route east. Sent to elder Jackson and police. information to be telegraphed back.
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Love
Los Angeles
Police Department
George Acknon
Jan Angeles
Jackson
Jagkert
Reno
Nevada
Dr Hyde Aids Citizens at City Clinic
Citizens attended a serial clinic conducted by Dr. VW Hyde of Trove State Mental Hospital. The event offered free examinations for mentally deficient persons and advice on mental health, with Dr Hyde outlining available services and support methods.
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VW. Hyde
Trove
Hyde
Uyste
Wieieds
Ming Iwe
Masonic Notice for Weber Lodge Meeting Ayretat
Weber Lodge No 6 F A M Ayretat holds a meeting for work in progress with Jiminacy Vath presiding and Michot A s serving as secretary at the Wooo BO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Lodge
Ayretat
Tharsis
Jiminacy Vath
Plenan
Michot
Secretars
Economic Classes to Visit Forestry Building Ogden High
Preparations are under Miss Ethel Fowls to take economics students to the forest service building. The class will learn about the department of agriculture through an official lecture and demonstrations using charts and models. The visit is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the forest service buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fowls
Ogden High School
Forest Service
Department of Agriculture
Charks
Father Sentenced to 30 Days at Hard Labor
Nels Peterson was charged with neglecting support for his minor child and, in district court, Judge A W Agee sentenced him to fifty days in the county jail for failure to arrange bond and provide ongoing child support. The case followed a prior order requiring $4.50 weekly, with sheriff actions suggested to ensure compliance.
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Nels Peterson
A. W. Agee
Shard
Peterson
Guar
Petersen
Haterson
Walke
Xbox
Gee
Deaths Likely From New Haven Chamber Fire
Fire in the Chamber of Commerce building in New Haven, Conn. causes panic as flames break out after noon. Firemen rescue several trapped individuals, some leaping from upper floors. several persons feared dead amid heavy smoke and smoke-drenched stairwells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Collimeres
Persa
Court Order Aims to Stop Attorney Case Selection by Judge
A 1920 court order declares that any action or initial paper filed must be assigned a case number by the clerk and endorsed by a judge, prohibiting disclosure of the number to others. It notes prior practice of assigning judges by even or odd case numbers and warns attorneys against manipulating judge assignment.
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Satu Covst
Cii
A.B. Pratt
Alfred W. Agee
Iiet Court
Wlaystera
Fssue
Chiropractic Decision to be Given Monday
The State Board of Medical Examiners case against chiropractors B. Johns B. Mair Ros McCune and J. McKell was completed in district court before Judge A W Agee. The judge took the case under advisement until Monday morning when the decision will be rendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Medical
B. Johns
B. Mair
Ros McCune
J. McKell
A.W. Agee
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Norman Sims
St. el Wash
Ave
Gall Phone
Gowl—M. L. Jones Coal & Tee Co
Mave Iled Matern Tire Service
Hudson
Washington. S
Ta. F. Grambling
Wwe
Vaindachat
Paperever
Ogden Standare
Watc
R. Shepard
Rex
SUICE
Chiennega
C. H.S
Arripp
Peyamvoranca Lodge
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Mint
Ius Berth
Vila
Linh E Thatchor
Legion
American Legion
Assembly Hall
Washington
AML
Ove Reeves
Wright
Omaha
Tomas
Abe Majors
Weber Farm Bureau
F.R. W
Tudse D
Roberts Tritl
Toer
Hall
Ada
Garrio Giver
Polly
Lyceum
Egal
Hoover
Carrie Trampton Theawer
Dan
Tae Gary
Wivey B
Branden
Mita Freda Fesser
Tito
Wovey
HP Winepey
Boy
Dr. Hyde
Florence Pider, Ty
Peer Recattohatt
EDY and Pathe News
Katherine Lee Corbin
Lmwust Tilton
Sierces
Bierce
LE Ted
Rascrenre
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