Fire at City Landmark Triggers Cleanup Losses
Detektive A Ue jensen arrested a slacker on Twenty fifth Street and placed him in the local jail as investigators traced a case. A man named Miguel Urap ag and Arnaud Parla are mentioned in nearby notes. Fire crews responded to a blaze at a vertical station on Village Avenue last night when an indoor room glove exploded, damaging the upper portion and causing about $1000 in losses. Police focus shifts to debris and memorial works as investigators continue.
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Alather Suaposts
A. Ue Jensen
Ureo
Miguel Urapag
Welle
Miguel
Pnville
Cal
Arnaud Parla
Ulan
Derto
Villavenue Abail
Local history society event and community notices
The History Society hosts Agnes Warner and Mrs Wv Meal Saturday January 19 at 2:20 in the afternoon at the Mutts and Mahohn club with Mrs J R Morrell in charge. Principal Owen F Beal of Weber Academy will lecture on fiduatrial efficiency. Weber Stake Conference aims to install officers with a session from 10 AM to 2 PM at Ogden Tabernacle. Medical examinations and enlistments noted, plus a gambling trial nearing conclusion and various local notices including a marriage and staffing updates.
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Weber Stake
Unitedly
Ogden Taber
Silver Review
O'tlack Fa
Lake City
Oliver St. Drysdale
Wenn
I Cache
Sergeant Mcleod
Ala
Logan
Shop on Wabrington Avenue Charged With Petit Larceny
A shop on Wabrington Avenue faces charges of petit larceny as Orr is accused of a systematic theft of brass and jewelry equipment from the store. The stolen lot is valued at about $25 and the accused awaits in the city jail. J. D. Hague of Salt Lake Route, agent for Sal Lake, attended to company business in Salt Lake City.
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Wabrington Avenue
Orr
Ity
Salt Lake
J. D. Hague
Cone Tracings
Malphi
Sal Lake
Salt Lake City
Bilginess
Ungwitch Dance Night Adds Saturday Event on Grant Avenue
Announcement notes Thursday dances at Ungwitch, plus a Saturday night dance on Grant Avenue. Admission one per couple. Event details emphasize social gathering and venue timing for local residents.
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Grant Avenue
Deaths and Funerals Mosaic Utah Notice
The obituary brief lists multiple local deaths with funeral details. William J Mckerland to be buried in Ogden City cemetery. Sarah M Paine died in Inka Kansas and to be brought for burial. Mrs Dena Larson's funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Carver officiating and interment at Ogden City Cemetery. Wis Tanah Faclon Beeton died after ten days pneumonia. services in Deweyville. Edmund Wilrne Tennis Dennis died at 74. to be laid out by Larkin chapel. Mrs Nancy Allis Duren to be sent to Pomona Cal. funeral in Claremont.
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Larson
Dena Larson
Lewis Larsen
Ohked Witt
John Edward Carver
Robert Greenwell
C. H. Stevens
Dr. Panes
MH. Campbell
H. C. Gwilliams
D. L. Mattuon
Ray Morrissey
C. J. Miller
Odenelty Ceemetery
Rev
Carver
Beeton
Wis
Tanah Faclon
William Beeton
William Orem
Adams Avenue
Germany
Game
Utah
Martin
Mary Fors Gurmer
Daeton
Deweyville
Char Into Mikkelsen
William
Henry
Jann
Joseph
George Beeton
Mary Orem
Dravia Bigler
Larkin
Dennis
Edmund Wilirne
Mabel Smilth
Jackson
Mr. Denniis
England
Opden Auven
Reviaine
Larkin Chapel
Burden
Nanty Allis Duren
Strevell
Tolado
Lindquist Chapel
Pomona
Cal
Claremont
Mra
Thurden
Roberta Burden
Three Ogden Boys Answer Uncle Sam Call
Three Ogden youths enlist after reporting from local recruiting stations. Herold Leppert joins the Navy, Thomas Molfer enters the Medical Officers Reserve Corps, and Victor C. Tittler signs with the Signal Corps avia dor section.
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OGDEN
Uncle Sam
Ondonhaya
Herold Leppert
Navy
Thomas Molfer
Medical Officers Reserve Corps
Victor C. Tittler
Slenal Corps
Aviador
Seven O Clock Saturday Closing Gains Public Backing
Local stores consider closing at seven on Saturdays to conserve coal amid winter hardships. Merchants say three to five dozen shops already observe early hours, with a growing movement among retailers and families to limit business to match energy supplies. Community leaders warn against waste and urge public understanding of the plan.
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Vwrsta Siany
Wil
Tay
Thomas Hurt
Burt & Brothers
Weber County
Hones
Wonen
Childred
Wari
Varley T. Weight
WW. J
No Shoddy for U S Uniforms at Wool Growers Meet
January 17 Sault Lae City Utah delegates of the National Wool Growers Association opened their fifty-fourth annual convention urging the government to keep uniforms free of shoddy. Br Wilson of Dongins Wyoming urged sacrifice by wool growers if needed. Frank J. Hlagenborch urged opposing destructive legislation especially the G40 homestead act. Governor Simon Bamberger welcomed delegates and noted Utah progress as speakers including Sonia J. Swift and Joseph P. Cotton addressed the gathering.
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Sault Lae City
Wilzon
Dongins
Wya
National
Wool Growers’ Association Foray
Wilson
Wyomins State Wool Growers’ Association
Alrady
Frank J. Hlagenborch
Gasdcialion
Ilo
Simon Bamberger
Util
Tabernacle
Sonia J. Swift
Chicago
Joseph P. Cotton
Meat di- Vieron
United States Food Administration
Ships to Gain Release From New York Harbor Coal TieUp
New York Jan 17 The federal fuel order's relief is expected to ease freight congestion. Railroads assistant director general T. Smith said release of 103 or more ships held in New York harbor for coal would have a broad impact on the current transport situation.
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New York
Ti. Smith
Harbor Farm
King Ferdinand to Be Arrested in Petrograd Plan
In Petrograd on January 11 an oilier threatened arrest of King Ferdinand of Romania was reported. Premier Lenin Lochey urged placing the king under arrest and confinement at the fortress of St Peter and St Paul. The order outlines steps to guard him as Bolshevik forces seek action on the Romanian front.
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Petrogral
Fertinand
Romania
Nolshertai
Lenin Lochey
Fecdinand
Rumanis
Petrograd
St. Peter and St. Paul
Golsleviki
Lory
Miners Pledge Aid in the War at Indianapolis
Miners endorse a resolution urging government action to boost the United States war effort while opposing universal compulsory military training after the conflict. A note from Fuel Administrator Garfield to John P. Wilto says closing industries for five days will not slow mining and urges measures to shield Indiana miners from wartime shutdown impacts.
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Inulanapolas
Jan
United States
Garfield Teenny
John PB. Wilto
Ute Aniners
Indianapolis
Indor
German arrestee at Washington meat market amid pro German fears
A 97 year old German photo clerk Cunt Mosdof was arrested today at the Washington meat market and jailed for investigation into alleged pro German links. Michler from Ogden Wickley plant and Geo Pit worker reportedly expressed sympathy with Germany, while others in the area faced scrutiny after a riot and distant calls tied to German causes.
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Mosdof
Washington
Cmanty
Atl
Mnes
Michler
Ogden Wickley Company
Tower
Oko
Long Ales
Wihh
Germany
PMS
Mrn
Berediot
Arrow
Inheritance Tax Appeal Taken By Executors
An appeal concerning the inheritance tax is noted in the court records. Dr G P Ongadl is accused, while the executor Ongood of the late dealer’s will faces actions tied to the tax dispute, with custody and guardianship elements involved. The document references a reported $6000 amount and related constitutional considerations.
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Ulvthel
Calito
G. PF. Ongadl
Nelson
Flo
Ongood
Init
Lysine
Br Qader
Aubieck
Conakirrabin Ranlention
Mother and two children burned in Nebraska home fire
Sargent Nebraska January 17 Mia Anikould wife of Vollafy farmer living near five miles south and two of her children aged 1 and 3 were burned to death when fire destroyed their home The entire family was severely burned and all were found in their night clothes near the kitchen Fire killed the mother and two children a daughter aged 11 will probably die
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Sargent
Neb
William Baker Found Dead in Hotel Room
New York January 17 reports say William Baker former vice president of Postal Telegraph and former secretary of Western Union Telegraph was found dead in his Angoota hotel room after telling police to search for him. He appears to have killed himself.
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New York
William Baker
Postal Telegraph Company
Western Union ‘Elegraph Company
Angoota
U. S. Steel to Close Plants Under Fuel Order
United States Steel plans plant closures to conform with a fuel administration order. During the closure period, the company will not pay wages to employees. Chairman Herbert H. Gary confirmed the move as the fuel order remains in effect. A telegram to the fuel administrator noted the order had been heard with careful attention and would not be modified.
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New York
Dan
United States Steel Corporation
The
Fuel Administration
Chaleeman Hbert H. Gary
corpora+tion
Chicago
Willian
Garfield
Whitman protests to the president in telegram
Albany dispatch reports Governor Whitman sent a telegram to President Wilton urging nonenforcement of a one field order on eastern materials. The telegram followed a note from Ranking Superintendent Skinner about delaying enforcement. A separate Kansas notice announces Walter Stubha of Lawrence seeking the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate.
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Albany
N.Y
Whitman
Wilton
Aald
Fier
Skinner
Senate
Topeka
Kan
United
Walter Fy. Stubha
Lawrence
Arnor
Soldier Bove Thankful For The Standard
A reader letter from Madison bar park New York expresses gratitude for The Standard newspaper sent to soldiers in the Stannard engagement. The writer notes eagerness to receive the paper while stationed in Madison and describes ongoing support for readers and the paper’s role among northern Utah troops.
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Maidison Bar Park
New York
Stannard
Momutony
Stradarel
Andy
Ogden
Brak Wheelwright
Quiarte Hnuater Med Company
Ella the Alors
Standard
Ehalf
Kranee
Cmapany
Ove Oranas
Wheelwrights
Tetlar Agaln
Utah
Madison Harracka
Avery Ong
Salvation Army Uniform Confusion Triggers Shocked Local
A county official recalls a quiet night at a bus stop where a man in a Salvation Army uniform questioned him about belonging, revealing amid the tangle of identities and farewells the deep distrust of unfamiliar uniforms in a tense city street. The incident underscores the era’s nerves as authorities report broader unrest and a detached scene at a local recruiting station.
Navy Aids In Coal Shortage Reported
Navy actions to ease coal shortages were reported from Warlington with temporary suspensions of naval reserves aiding Pacific coast relief efforts as part of wartime logistics.
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NAVY
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TD & G Rottens
City Cemetery
Hvad
Uteh
Textile
Dee Hospital
Rich
Weber
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Ogden City
United States Infantry Forces
T Rain High
Oliver R. Frysdale
Aldea
Seret
George D. Nelson
Robard van Mooster
Twenty-seventh
Strent
Philip Goldwesser
Twenty Fifth Street
Goldwesser
Rusalan
War
Summerset
Kentucky
Worl Dosglas
Oxden
G.m.s.taxi
Andrew Sofey
Stifas
Teenty-lith Street
It Ld
Joseph P. Allen
Genen
M. Fogelberg
Huntavsite
Yoular
Admin L Telecon
Xrooin
John A. Allen
Westar Botting Eos
W. IL. Taylor
Cialea Tailway Mail Aertor San Tranciaco
Nathea
Threether Groke
Ganbling
Deony Sheritt R.A. Souto
Ting
Lis Angeles
Nrivener
Auto & Phonss
Auto & Elestria Supply Co
Waak Ave
Society Day Nursery
Rooima
Wight & Sons Company
Sali
Alice
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Nat Haliday
Nko
Niko
Suniu
Roberta
Glen-Roberts Munle
Anid
Astades
Angus
Lak & pChvancista Cuve
Mall
U.5
Hudson
Ogden Fotor Gar Company
Tte Aalearaam
Ferdinand
Bolsheviki
William Duncan
Carol Holloway
Wolfville Story
Tenderfoot
Wolfville
Mary McAllister
Mother Hubbard
STEEL
Bove
Tamenber
Authecausa
Dhentyrind Mara
Stadimelgur
Ehouider
Salvation Anny
Stadtmelater
Alauda
Salvation Army
Sladteister
Wallington
Us Petrograd
Lenina
Malatieviki
Clasallied
Ada
Warhington
Wayenant
Skaggs Cashstores
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