Wallin granted custody in Utah divorce decree
Divorce action awards custody of a daughter to Mrs Wallin and grants the two sons to Mr Wallin by the judge's decree. The court notes Mrs Wallin requested alimony, but the court considers her employable and not entitled to substantial support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallin
Jann P. Nin
Irs
A. Re Treatt
Mrse
Almiens
Heey Sippeste
Mauritia Sands
Fing
Andrew Sanda
Grounda
Iiom
Alfaneny
Toca
Dry Cleaner HURT In Explosion At Laundry Here
A dry cleaner named Sebuli was severely burned when a furnace blast ignited flammable material in the laundry department. The Cite department responded, and repairs were made to prevent further damage. The injured worker, Mr. Schulte, was moved to hospital for treatment. Local officials noted prior incidents and ongoing investigations into burn treatment efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebuli
Othe
Laundey
Cite
Molin
Iene
My. Schulte
Gower Mersiing
Kaindey
Annie
Lesser Park
Extradition Letter on Former Emperor Headed to Mütah
A review of a note from Pamus dated January 1 reports the supreme council approved drafting a letter to the Muteh government seeking the extradition of the former German emperor Count Mohengmlerh. The text questions delivery, citing that the peace treaty offenses cited are not provided for by Dut laws, and notes possible French refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamus
Supreme Council
Service Men Advised to Ask for Awards
A Washington notice urges ex navy and other service members to request medals and commendations. The award board seeks courageous or distinguished acts during wartime service and asks interested individuals to contact the Bureau of Navigation in Washington for recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiat
Ineat
Eral Nz
Washington
Secision Gait
Aheard
Communitente Witte
Waslingcan
Graduation exercises planned for area public schools
Graduation exercises for the graduating students of various public schools will be held Friday evening according to information from Supt. Mart Freaking Baloy. The ceremony will honor the graduates with plans for the event set during the early part of next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Variaus
Mart Freaking Baloy
Poets Write to Mayor on Sidewalk Cleaning
A flood of citizen letters to the mayor urges sidewalk cleaning. One message signed by "A Taxpayer" complains about debris and asks that streets be swept and repaired promptly.
Local election report amid scattered names and notes
Fragmentary OCR text shows a July time frame and censabiee sents, with references to Nigam elec Red Morel, TEEN Lunt amt Tatton ant Ait deff con, and Sita th. Filing appears incomplete with unfamiliar proper nouns and possible electoral context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanghiag
Sita
Ted
Gas Works Employees May Quit Over Wages Case
A Utah gas plant faces potential walkouts as employees threaten to resign en masse. Manager Merrill cites unresolved wage plans and a split view between day and night staff, noting no guarantee of reemployment for laid off day workers. A broader dispute centers on pay raises and plant expansion affecting all workers. A walkout may be averted if talks succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden. Ges
Standard
Utah Lower & Light
Merri
ARS
Wen
Rave Monk
Met Dfrne
Fone
Luan
Gaa
Mme Company
Juren
Returna
Mensra
Inch
Cheever
Ilest
Minster
Ma Lal
Avey
Omaha
Merrill
Pershing in Salt Lake City Crowds Cheer General
AP reports General John J. Pershing visits Salt Lake City as crowds greet him at the railroad station and parade through the city. He plans two speeches to students at the University of Utah and schoolchildren at the Maroon Tabernacle, followed by inspections, a public address, and a reception before departing to Vancouver Barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sap Lak City
Utah
John J. Pershing
France
Salt Lake
Americ Legion
Cyewits
Generah Dershifis
Oie
University of Utah
Maroon Tabernacle
Mort Douglas
Ida
Vancouver Barracks
Washington
General Pershing
Abelnacida
Elks
Plans For Education Drive Discussed At Weber Club
Sept J. Moreig and Kirkham led a meeting of Ernestin at the Weber club last night to plan an educational campaign. The drive will be conducted soon and the organization will be held from February to February with committee members including Mayor Frank Francis and Senator Wy Parke. A sub committee will meet in the near future in Caden to promote the drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Moreig
Kirkham
Ernestin
Weber Club
Vane
Urah
Sapi
Karl Hopkins
Campalen
Erate T. Waltis
Wy Parker
JT. Stilwell
Society Eaves for Coast Graduation Panics and Plans
Mrs Alma M Noble exits social circle to visit Angelos and dine with friends. Mrs Prink Matthews hosts a gathering for Happy Hour Club members at 2049 Van Buren, with notes of welcome and informal entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma M. Noble
Angelos
Prink Matthews
van Buren Rvc
Mus
Deaths and Funerals Notice Fragment
Death notices from Trout T W of 693 Prentys Street and Carrie Crompton Meaver in the Ninth Ward send details of a hospital stay and funeral arrangements. The brief fragment mentions a wife of Trout, a bank position, and a later service in Portello with limited readable data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trout
T. W. Piper
Prentys Tih Street
Vine Chandler
St Trout
Aye
Chedet
National Bank
Mariners’ and Stockgrowers’ Bank
Poratello
Hoover
Carrie Crompton Meaver
Ninth Ward
Sonim Low
Fternvony
Lareleek
Wem
Ob Perry
Mrz
Hickok obituary and related funeral notices
The death of Mr Hickok at 641 Twenty-fourth Street is reported with services set for 2 o'clock tomorrow at Kirken Call chapel and viewing tonight and tomorrow at 541 Twenty-fourth Street. Annie B. Nielson funeral arranged for tomorrow at Taylor meeting house with viewing at home. internment West Weber cemetery. Lemon Kent infant son of Jerse J Kent reported as dying this morning at Dee hospital with funeral plans to Mali for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nielson
Annie B. Nielson
Temo Row
Taylor Meeting House
W. HW. Jardine
Trelntlig
Taylor
West Weber Cemetery
Lindquist Chapel
Kent
Lzmon Kent
Alys
Jerse J. Kent
To Dee Hospital
Mali
Daha
Bari
Congregational Church Supper and Meeting Tonight
Members and friends of the Congregational Church gather for a social supper at 6250 and a verse by Dr Elmer J Goshen of First Congregational Lake, who will speak. The annual meeting follows with reports from all departments and discussion of 1929 work. Everyone is invited to bring dinner and attend.
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Ehall
Elmer J. Goshen
First Congregational
Sat Lake
Wits
Chiech
Tie
Goshen
Olen P'Elork Merve
Many Applicants for Position of Secretary
Directors and others of Une Welter chib are considering more ihad few ap Divohis for the position af secretary of the flab. aerouine for Creat Warren 1. Weitls at the Wiber elch. nerrstae go the wee ob. eye will Wy nowpedt within the next weeks. it is
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Une Welter Chib
Flab
Aerouine
Warren
Weitls
Wiber Elch
Real Estate Transfers and Property Parcels Listed
A jumble of names and property terms outlines several real estate transfers. Listed are Laure A Blakett, Mary Mi Guiness, J bi Saith, and others with references to lots, plats, and parcels, including Omaha Cleanser Co and Dur aut tesnbt. The legible items suggest conveyances of land portions, sections, and ranges with partners like Felix Timnot and Thomas AL Sadie linked to parcel transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laure A. Blakett
Hlork
Mary Mi Guiness
J. Bi. Saith
Perce
Wats Danal
Cloakn & Jordan Milling & We
Omaha Cleanser Co
Felix Timnot
Thomas AL Sadie
Carter
Hong EA
Aamaen
Little Italian Boy Public Truant Cases Heard in Juvenile Court
Intermittent truancy cases were heard in Juvenile Court with Judge Dan Sullivan presiding. A Hallan boy, labeled a habitual truant, blamed adults for his absence by saying men who make the most money never wept about school. Sullivan pressed for attitude change and the boy indicated a belief that school was unnecessary. One boy was placed on probation with a fine on his father. the court noted the boy would face penalties if truancy continued. Remaining truants and parents have been contacted repeatedly and will appear before the court Saturday...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Sullivan
Tehoo
Open Letter to State Engineer on Ogden Water Applications
Huntsville resident appeals to deny two water appropriation filings from Ogden river South Park area, citing irrigation district needs and Section 62 authority to suspend rights for up to five years. Petitions governor to halt both applications pending review.
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Ogden
South Park
Ogden River
Irigation
Noth
Ucnlog
Porthy South
Ogion
Golgie
Scouring Plant Proposal Mentioned for Qeden
An Ogden area meeting of the Wool Growers Association discusses potential construction of a scouring plant in Qeden. President Jdoknot and Secretary Bostewey address critical issues, with attendees emphasizing industry impact and regional economic effects.
Senator Smoot Rejects Jubilation Over Ratification Vote
The stalled ratification debate drew mixed reactions from lawmakers. Senator Smoot warned against premature celebration, noting the Senate's deep splits and unresolved questions about the treaty's terms and implications.
War Attitude Led to Socialist Suspension
In New York Tan bi Pudeloa reports that P.oSweet faced suspension over wartime socialist activities. The deputy Atocracy Gen eral Borger cited participation in radical state programs as the cause while Swot attended a Veusk committee session. Officials warned about militant attitudes within allied groups.
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New York
Tan Bi
P.oSweet
Socialit
Albisny
Newton i Leonsutting
Borger
Caiineline
Mr. Swot
Contention Over Roberts Precedent Sparks Dispute
A dispute arose after federal intelligence officers influenced the Lusk committee appointment and a suspension of the Socialists. Mr Sweet offered no statement while associates questioned the joint notice from the suspended members alleging Brigham V. W. Roberts of Utah was misapplied as a precedent by Mr. Sweer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lusk
Sweet
Brigham VW. Roberts
Utah
Nr. Sweer
Winnipeg Newspapers Suspend Publication
Winnipeg presses halt three daily papers due to news print shortage. A one page paper with essential news will be mailed to country post offices and posted on bulletin boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Clemenceau Loses bid for French presidency
Jul 16 TATIS reports Georges Clemenceau defeated by 19 votes in the French Chamber of Deputies in a decisive election for the presidency. Premier Clemenceau, termed the father of victory, apparently exits public life as party and legislative leaders react to the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatis
Presa
Georges Clemencea
Chamber of Deputie
Paol Prechanel
Chartber
Clemenceattier
Unclear Text on Political Figures and Election Candidacy
Fragmentary OCR notes imply discussion of a political figure not a senator or deputy and the search for whether a candidate for president or deputy will run. Several words are garbled, leaving the core facts and names unreadable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poinenhe iv
Four Months Military Training Proposed
Thomas W. Mimey of Delaware, chair of the American Legion National Legislative Committee, urged a four month military training proposal before the banse withurs casualtes, outlining a plan for universal service as part of national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas W. Mimey
Deleware
Sehairman
National Legislative
American Legion
Waitress Testifies About Earnings and Car in Traffic Case
New York filing recalls Sophe Mo Idosky a waitress who testified she earned $2 a week and recently received $23 after pleading guilty to a traffic violation involving her $4500 automobile. She said she averaged ten dollars a week in tips.
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New York
Sophe Mo Idosky
Tat
Paper Prices Rise Twenty Percent Across Industry
The American Writing Paper Company announces a fixed twenty percent increase in paper prices, effective next month, citing higher costs for labor and materials and escalating operating expenses across the fine paper industry.
Liberty Bonds for Bail Under Federal Order
New York on January 16 thousands of Liberty bonds were taken to Ellis Island by attorneys to post bail for several detainees after raids. A Federal court decision directed additional bail terms while other cases remained undecided, prompting inspections and delayed proceedings.
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New York
Elis Island
Tialienos
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Ny Searly
Odils
Norman Sims
Ste
Son
Washington, Thay
Dist
Lrlet Forester
Knemp
Utah Wool Growers' Association
Wah Cattle Growers
C. Luuiquist
Joseph Smith
Presideat
United States
Laformi
William Kaalur
Weber Neval College
Preadent Mixon
Ogden Standard
Reza
Weber Conney
Mowelty
Uta Agelewiturat College
iClean Rags
Standard Office
Giliyore
Millie L
Gilmore
Agee
Casper
Wyo
Fargo
Itipp
Rench
Yeanne Hiobert
Purake Floral
Portola Cate
J. J. Ryans
Ami Caleb Marriott
Council
Willam Parsons
Ylal
Marsans
Yeaterday
Daminey
Parsons Way
Wie District Court
Joseph E. Storey
Francis, Atna
Virginia Freenormars
Winh Vn
Bigham City Bank
Mirriage
Lloyd C. Price
New York City
Leon J. Price
Philadelphia
Jalta Seable
Willams
Provo
pAine
Dudely
Glass
Jlowie
Clae
Ogden High
United States Forest Service
Scatt
Industries
Holland
Ogden Chizans
Macon Piahk
Haa
Gidewalssne
Alsciussinn
Visiiniyle
Zenia
Wehr
Radas
Tamorrom
Vermont
Opten City Cemetery
Congregational Church
Eimer
Bel
Huntsville
Qeden
Weber
Thornipy
Bostewey
Conti
Rowe
Sen. Smoot
Senate
Reaitor Wirehenck
Nehrosia
Teader
Rhirac
Micrleneh
Honator
Cla
Vierenta Tider
Tia “Peve Telations
the Sory of
Jusk
Arainary
Hertel 1
EDY and
Pathe News
Katherine Lee Corbin
York
Clemenceau
Liberty
Lawciour
Leémons
Gampbell
Chicago Wholesale Grocery Co
Washington Avent
Nevada
Wyoming
Idaho
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