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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1919

Page

5

Stranger Dies at Local Hospital in Ogden

Charles Johngon, about a0 years old ranger in Ogden, died yesterday morning at the general hospital from influenza after being confined only a few days. There is no information as to his origin. The body is being handled by Uno Larkin undertaker amid a probing investigation into his family. The body can be viewed with a chaplain, and persons who can shed light on the lead man’s family are asked to call.

Charles Johngon Ang al Ranger Ogden Gen Jannat Uno Larkin Bia

Real Estate Transfers Across Several Parcels and Parties

Market records show multiple warranty deeds transferring interests in lots and blocks. Margaret Regan acquires a half interest from Killen J Linelas for $3, Ellen J Davis to Margaret Regan for an undivided half for $3,000. Pakke Poytinn and wife to Thew G Davis includes part of lot 9 and 40, block UI, for $6,500 mortgage noted at $4,000. Charles J Humphria and wife to Adelbert O Brown covers all of lot 17 and numeration of lot 32 in Capital Mock division for $3,200.

Margaret Regan Killen J. Linelas Ellen J. Davis Margaret Tagan Ellen Davia Bale Warrenty Pakke Poytinn

Brotherhood Ritway Clerks Meeting Notice

The Brotherhood of Ritway Clerks announces a meeting on T blot. All applicants are asked to submit notices of card and expect a large turnout. A novel feature will be added for evening entertainment. District Court notes mention Candagoda petitioning for administration of Peter Elis aide estate.

Gary Conte Marco Aitidy Bistrict Court Candagoda Leiricl Peter Elisaide Dakernfeld Cal Dhia Cle

New Telephone Rates January 21

Announcement from the postmaster general in Washington outlines a new schedule of telephone rates to take effect January 21. The Mountain State Telephone Company will publish the changes, detailing local and distance rates, appointment and party lines, with various surcharges and conditions.

Islanders Seek Return to Greek Control in Aegean

Residents of the Pederayee islands urge reunion with Greece after centuries under Turkish rule. They appeal to leaders including Wise, Cieerge, and Clemenceau for intervention at the Peace Conference, expressing longing for restoration and cultural ties.

Loxdon Yee London Frealdent Wise Mark Cieerge Clemencean France Aegean Sea Turks Greece Sheves Zopecs May Bowens Honos Gwid

Griffiths Baseball Reform Plan Spurs Debate

Clarke Crit Critic of reform outlines three major changes to control player movement. The plan would use a reserve list draft and waivers to regulate major and minor leagues, aiming to protect club property and aid player development while limiting optional agreements. Supporters say it could improve public satisfaction, though minor leaguers and owners fear revenue and freedom losses.

New York Clarke Crit Cth Foxy Bons Washington Evanters Ben Sist Weaver Amitte Tin Eligh Meuer Griffe Rene Din Junors Helt Blg Brothers Elith Tourcaunt Ao Griffith Winers Teague Vaulr Intwoy Teigne Drut Ition Arabba Llenwige Tiffs Tory Sett Merry Mags Inex

Westonolf Golf Association Set to Meet in Chicago

WESTERN GOLF BODY MEETING CHICAGO Jun 18 The annual meeting of the Westonolf association will be held at the Congress hotel here tomorrow. In commemoration of the ending of the war and restitution of golf netsides the directors plan a dinner with a "Quhtlee panawes" served by players who donate their service to a Red Cross relief effort. Officers nominated for election include Charles F. Thomas, Charles Wyter Wan, James Barnard, and others from clubs in Chicago Milwaukee and Cleveland. The meeting outlines championships and events for amateurs and those under 20 years in North America. A brief note from New York reports thaw and frost complications with limited remedies.

Chicago Westonolf Association Tha Congress Hotel Omerrow Wll Ted Cross American Unie Staties Canada Charles F. ‘Chomasan Tlossmoor Chieake

Veterans Lead In National League Fielding Averages

A fragmentary report notes veteran players returning to the National League with strong fielding, listing Bul Kifer Cole and Zach Wheat among those seen as backbone, while younger stars face limited chances.

Bul Kifer Cole Fletener Ginot Sheristan

The Art of Golf in Harsh Weather Conditions

The passage argues golf is largely a matter of circumstance and weather shaping performance. It suggests that when conditions become extreme the player cannot rely on style tweaks alone and must accept an ordinary result, as even skill yields to the environment.

Batuihe Frost Chan Smuttelt

New York Soldier Tomy Dixon Returns From France Boxing Career Ahead

Army life after serving with Camp Colt tank corps left Tomy Dixon with renewed strength and boxing ambition. He fought as a heavyweight before service and plans a ring campaign now that he is home fit and eager. His wartime experiences, including battles and near-title contention, boosted his standing in the boxing world despite a disputed loss to Willie Meehan and a knockout win run during 1918.

Tomy Dixon Sansa City France Camp Colt Tank Corps Hey Dixon Uisen

Boxing Decade of Fights Amid Busy Ring Action

The article lists boxers Benny Valger and Frankie Britt with numerous bouts, including Valger’s thirty-nine fights with many wins and a few losses, and Britt’s twenty-one contests with most wins. It notes several no decision bouts and other fighters like Jack Sharkey facing opponents without decisive outcomes.

Benny Valger Frankie Britt Draars Jack Sharkey Wenty Tien Amex Lig Hila Ring

Fred Dyers New Job Offer In Washington

Fred Dyer, formerly an instructor at Camp Grant Chicago, received an offer to work in Washington aiding wounded soldiers with his self defense exercises. He is considering the position and is believed to accept. Dyer has been praised for his effectiveness at Windy City camp where many men improved under his guidance.

Fred Dyer New York Inn Fred Beers Camp Grant Chicago Washington Ft Je Windy City Deer Dyer Grani

Cuban chessmaster plays 24 opponents at Minnesota event

Cuban chessmaster Jose Raoul Capibinnen played twenty four opponents simultaneously at the Minnis Athletic eludingl NSH event, achieving wins in all games.

Chicagn Jose Raoul Capibinnen Minnis Athletic

Four Minute Men Banquet At Weber Club

Acting under orders from Washington the Ogden Four Minute Men organization was disbanded last night at a banquet in the dining room of the Weber Club. The ceremony named new officers and set plans for future activity. Superintendent Frank M. Dilges and others announced forthcoming work for peace and national unity.

Imder Washington Ogden Weber Clif Hee Frank M. Dilges PW. Knisely Arthur Woollny Frank x. Dilegs E. §. Hinnckley Hinckley America John Cult

Four Minute Men rally and reorganization banquet in Montana

A wartime rally featuring Colonel Q A Boyd and Rev Mec Carver urged unity against autocracy and praised liberty. Stuart Dobbs announced demobilization steps and a local reorganizational plan, with a list of members, officers, and directors across Men Women and noninsignia ranks, as the group prepared future civic work.

Q. A. Boyd Russa United States Carver the Kaiser EB. Carver Kaiser Woolworth Colonel Gord Four Minute Men Stuart C. Dobbs Agen Washington Dobbs Jane Dobba Wan America M. Charles Woods Jed Abbott George S. Barker Georges N. Bennett C. A. Boyd Robert J. Button John Elward Carver Joseph Chez John Culley Jona C Jamey H. Devine Wart FP Jisdan R. Gar J. Warrk Jinnekley C. Johnson Gaefre Matthews Dr. E. P. Mille T. E. Pardas Adan S. Smith Noninsignia Chris Flygare Frank W. Mat Joseph FR. Morrell

History of Montana From 1868 To Present Time Play

A Montana State College cast performs a specially written play The Tong Trail tracing Montana history from 1863 to the present. The author Misa Mignon Quay, extension service member, leads the production touring towns and colleges across the state.

Aston Service Montana Atontana Bozeman Mont.an Hstory Montana State College Misa Mignon Quay State College Extension Service

Lieut Floyd W Goats Joins Ogden Regimen

Lieut Floyd W Goats of Lay arrives in Ogden to join the demobilization forces of the field artillery under orders from the quartermaster general. He had been discharged from active service weeks earlier and was placed in the officers reserve after receiving his commission in company administration at Camp Johnston Florida.

Floyd W. Goats Lay Ogden Unfield Artillery Geeral Goats Camp Josgh Johnston Fla Olf Cera

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