Random references and advertising notices noted in Port and Ore trip
Jay Rw Rewin Home Hr and Mrs A Ay Larkin returned last evening after spending ten days in Port Orford, Oregon. Dubious random references to Dumke Floral and Fhowers telegraphed across the U S or Canada suggest miscellaneous notices in transit.
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Fhowers
U. S
Canada
Dumke Floral
Jay Rw
Rewin
A. Ay Larkin
Port
And
Ore
City County Building Plans May Be Considered Soon
Ogden officials discuss a joint city and county building as a future civic center. A meeting with Mayor Browning and commissioners is planned to explore a symmetric grounds plan, potential expansion to include a synagogue and auditorium, and financing, with public sentiment growing in favor of a single central courthouse.
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Ogden
Alfien
Samuel Browning
Fo U'Eluck
Netter
Peterson
Ean
Stilwell
Alwiee
Ag Bis
Deaths and Funerals Digest for Hinfly Rees and Kin
A string of fragmented notices lists obituaries and services including Hinfly Maurin Rees wife of Morant Rees with a Wednesday service at a local chapel, viewing times, and interment at a city cemetery. It also mentions Payne Tilelinp Mark e Trawian Peicondwel and other families with funeral plans,Viewings, and interments across several local cemeteries. The notices reference Haring Mineriti Clyde Uaring, Timmers, Lyon, Kawaguchi, Jones, and Kawaguchi with details of services, chapels, and burial sites in Ogden and Salt Lake areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rees
Maurin Rees
Morant Rees
Wishay
Olson Wil Pee
Willy
Orson
Payne—Tilelinp
Mearke Trawian
Tan Mol
Marke Wisne
Mary Fordid Payte
Trueemong
Timmers
Wugje Timmers
Dhe
Larkin Cha
N. A. Tanner
Ogden City
Scott Returns to Ogden in Northwest War Readiness
Fragmented report notes Scott’s return to Ogden after military service. It references veterans, shipbuilding, and Northwest mobilization with a wary view of future employment and state prospects. Mentions November 1917 and government sentiment toward veterans and enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vout MM
Or. A. Elodie and Company
Einck Anthem Brakers
Residia
Ain Fenneisea
Hanber Ane Shipbuilding
Intermountain Mantzy
Soluey Plant Not to Receive City Water Supply
The Holley Milling plant on the Riverdale rim was denied city water extension by the council last evening. The matter was sent to the waterworks department. Officials noted the plant lies outside city limits and the revenue from its water usage would be a small fraction of the investment, suggesting postponement. extending the water to the plant would cost about $10,400.
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Sheelty Commission
Arthur
Lacnan
Department of Publc Arterra and Finance
Parent of Public Safety
Department of Parks and Public Property
Department of Streets and
Department of Waterworks and Water Supply
Holley Milling Company
Riverdale
City Conomia
City Waterworks Department
If Wast
Elty
Surveyors Work On Opeary Co Track Project
Surveyors are at work on tracks for Opeary Co as a flour company plans to build elevators between Twenty first Street and Patterson Avenue east of the railroad. Piles are driven for two of three tracks to be commissioned, preliminary to commencing construction operations.
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Opeary CO
Twen
Patterson Avenue
Rmport Bnine
Enukes
Conehwetlan
Damages in Water Case Amended in Protracted Hearing
In a protomoted decision concerning George J. Meponah and others, the court adjusts awards for several claimants. Principal contractor Meponah receives damages plus interest. totals range from £4300 to $4564 for various parties. Wilson estate award rises, Kraemer and Pfarrer amounts shift, and several other beneficiaries see increases or reductions in earlier awards.
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George J. MePonah
Vorsis Ordon City
Junta
O. C. Pitter Natare
Grirge Fraerer
Kraemer
Pfarrer
Wilcon
Witkan Gelate Jidga Apiie
Wilson
George
McDonald
Tt. Feverer
Sui
L. Th Froover
Abe Majors Granted Pardon in 1961 Case
Abe Majors, convicted of slaying Captain William Grewn near the Ogden area in 1961, was pardoned by the state board after a district court case. The previous sentence had involved execution or imprisonment, with the case long disputed and later favorably acted upon by state officials.
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Abe KR
Majornie
William Grewn
Ogden
Utth Tor
Parti Magbra
Kuilly
Sevaste
Parian
Theodore Kytka Dies on Coast in Notable Photo Work Era
The obituary notes Theodore Kytka, once an Anglican boy who came to the United States as an immigrant, rose to fame as a renowned photographer. It recalls his early life, career on the coast, and his influence amid a period of public attention to a late Blackening scandal.
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Kao Francisca
Theo
Hoye Resa
Kytka
United
Bates
MTN
Rooming House Licenses Granted in City Vote
Romaine house licenses granted after city commissioners meeting. Licenses issued for 168 Teenistifth area and 424 Twenty GER street among others. Also pawn shop operation license approved in Seth 8 and related fees noted. Official report cites license totals and approval body.
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Romaine House
Lcenses
Fie
Mroury
Teenistifth
Strane
Mies
Mare Brooks
Lords Trent
Law Needs Enforcement by Authorities
Judge A W Agre opposes amending Utah promotion law to make first offense a felony. He argues existing penalties are enough and that stricter penalties without proper enforcement would license bootleggers. He calls on courts to perform their duty with firm, lawful justice to end the evils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
A. W. Agre
District Court
Toray
Wiltil Volar
Battery B Bows Home Tomorrow
Ogden dispatch reports Battery B units completing examinations and preparing for discharge. B batteries and support staff undergo final processing as several men receive medical care after the march, with a hospital transfer noted for several injuries and stomach trouble among crew.
Society Meet Tomorrow at Queen Esther Red Cross Unit
The executive board of Nir We Hoowhl Meet at the kame ne Thomas Bradley at Winnoseday afternoon at three o'clock. The ladies of the Red Cross Auxiliary Queen Mother chapter of the O. FS. will meet in the Red Cross Tools. The First National Bank binding Wednesday at one o'clock for sew in.
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Nir
Kame
Thomas Bradley
Queen Esther Red Cross
Ladies of the Red Crocn Auxiliary
Queen Mother Chapter
O. FS
Red Cross
National Bank
Kidnapping Case Heard In Utah District Court
Judge A E Pratt heard the case State of Utah versus Wallace Henry Randolph on kidnapping charges. The ten year old son testified about alleged abduction from his mother’s home and subsequent custody dispute tied to a divorce decree. District Attorney Dobbs and Attorney Holvorsen argued for the defendant while Wallace Henry Randolph was represented by Halvorsen as the hearing focused on admissibility of the divorce decree as evidence.
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A. E. Pratt
State of
Utah
Wallace Henry Randolph
Dobbs
Holvorsen
Wallaee
Laurel Randolph
Keil
Pratt
Lewis
Coasi
Gram Repide
Mich
Ox- Neo
Iem
Farry
States protest against U W ire control
Washington Jan 21 Protests by about a dozen state public service commissions against the administration extending government with content were presented to the House committee The protest urged better and cheaper service under private management assisted by state commissions Representing national associations urged state and utility commissions to oppose centralized control Telegrams from commissions in Maine Rhode Island New Jersey Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan Nevada Tennessee and others supported the protest
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Washington
Chadtes Ku Bumquiet
Mie Nahon al Association of Thailang and
Warren W. Elmer Called by Death Today
Warren W. Elmer, a longtime Ogden resident and former city police officer, died shortly after noon at his home 238 Thirty Street. The 68 year old leaves a widow and three daughters, Mrs A O Jonian, Mrs W J Neely, and Mrs Herbert J Garris, plus brothers and sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
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Joniaen
Mra
W. J. Neely
Mea
Herbert J. Garris
Eioer
Logan Bravest Return of Ninety-First Infantry Unit
Lieutenant Johnson reports Utah men of the Ninety-first Infantry Division, celebrated for their勇勇勇 bravery in action in France, will return home to Logan next month. Many received Croix de Guerres and Distinguished Service Crosses. the regiment known for its efficiency and hard fighting. Arrival details for the Utah men remain uncertain, but locals in Logan eagerly await their heroes.
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Logan
Dian
America
Thie
Limitenahl
Johnson
France
Utah
Ula
Ivinton
Heavy Expense Under Bolshevik Rule in Russia
Financial statement of the Bolshevik government for 1918 shows expenditures of 7,000,000,000 rubles with an estimated deficit of 43,900,000,008 rubles due to inability to convert the property tax. From January to December the government spent vast sums on war efforts compared to the previous year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Rtockaolm
Iivaelan Holohessik
Metrocraci
Tere
Kotrrnim
Simple Ceremonies Mark Prince Johns Sandringham Funeral
London zh 21 The hour of Hringe Tobin youngest son of King George who died Saturday night held simple ceremonies in Sandringham church at noon today. King George and Queen Mary and all royal family attended the services. At the conclusion the king cast a garland of flowers into the young prince's grave.
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London
Dan
Hringe Tobin
King George
Sandringham
Queen Mery
George
Bolsheviks in New York Voice Radical Ideas
A New York gathering of Russian and German anarchists drew 12 000 to 16 000 radicals according to a report, with many sympathizers across classes and nationalities. Madame Breshskovskaya, noted as a Raevolution study figure, left Rattle for Chicago en route to New York to discuss conditions with President Wilson and visiting eastward hubs.
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Tigton
Mae Jolt Benefy
Nnw Vaele
Inere
New York
Tals. Meaber
Isalinna
Mme. Breshskovskaya
Anne Catherine
Breshskers
The
Raution
Stuart Dribley
Boston
Madame Breshskov A
Chicago
Washington
Baston
Mada Treshskayskaya
Wisein
Bune
Das
Ska
German Empire to Be Divided Into Republics
London dispatch reports a draft constitution for a divided German empire creating multiple federated republics. Provinces and regions named include Greater Berlin, East and West Prussia, Silesia, Brandenburg, Lower Saxony, Westphalia, Hesse Nassau, Rhineland, Bavarian Palatinate, and parts of Saxony and Prussia. Also to form the federal state of German Austria with Vienna under a similar governance.
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London
Germany
Witnness
Berlin
Republic of Berlin
Greater Berlin
Republic of
Prizain
East and
West
Brandenburg
Greater Derlin
Pomer
Allmark
Pyre Mecklei
Bares
Lower Ensong
Hanover
Schleswi -Holstein
Oldenburg
Brunswick
Republic of Westphaia
Westphalia
Schauabure-Lippel
Pyrmont
Republic of Aysse
Nassau
Grand Duchy of the Republis
Rhineland
Viewwaring
Rhine
Birkenfeld
Erfurt Bator
Thoeingia
Majority Socialists Win Seventeen Seats In Saxony Election
Reported returns from Saxony show the Majority Socialists with 17 seats, German Democrats and German National Party 42 seats, and Independent Socialists 3. In Hamburg Spartacists and Independent Socialists lose ground as Socialists gain seven of eleven seats. The New National Assembly will meet in Weimar, chosen to avoid a Prussian setting, per officials.
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Saxony
Copanhagen
Republic of Saxony
Dresden
German Democrats
German National Party
Longon
Jan
Hamburg
Ace
National
Coventagen
iGerman National Exaomary
Weimar
Saxe Weimar-Eisenach
Berlin
War Insurance Bureau to Reorganize Two Divisions
Washington dispatch reports the War Insurance Bureau announcing a major reorganization under Director Tilney. New chiefs named include Wilton Cates of San Francisco, head of allotment and allowances. Wilton C. Flower of New York, head of accounting. and Chester Vargas of San Francisco, head of warrants and disbursements. A new head of the insurance division remains unnamed.
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Washington
Fe-organization of the War Pte Insurance Bureau
Tilney
Wien
Wuilley Cates
San
Wilton C. Flowder
New York
Ani Chester
Vargas
Ee Francisco
Werrecipty Ac
Yel Tate
Senators Debate Relief Measure in Washington
Washington January 24 The Senate debated a relief appropriation of 100.9600 percent for food aid abroad as part of a broader effort to democratize world affairs. Senators Hardwick King Penrose and Hollis spoke on Bolshevik fears and domestic needs, while Hoover and others drew scrutiny over administration dispatches and democratic safeguards. The discussion touched unemployment, economic strain at home, and the role of the United States in European reconstruction, with calls for cautious oversight and constitutional checks.
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Washington
Senate
Hardwick
Georgia
Ifse
Rarewick
Harewice
Presider Wilton
Congress
Grant
Tumulty
Benealor Martin
Sherley
Royalt
King
Utah
Perrose
Hoover
United States
Menalor Hollis
New Hwopsur
Europe
Deca Bi
California
Bee
Semel & Fyte
Packera
Johnson
Ras AZ
Ica
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Waker City
Pocalella
Lemon
Ler Jan
Oregon City
John Grow
Hains
Qreiner
Chill
Wale Ogden Standard
Navy
Tyron Fernlyed
A. Feenhind
Washington Avenue
Coat Island
Fee
Tim
Reed Hotel
Crowley Eatete
Isabella M. Crowley
James Crowley
OF Stillwell
Appralytra
S. P. Dobbs
PLM
Cushiahat
Eatale
Mary Elizabeth Fortis
Ryan
Ralph PL Hunter
A Maguire
Greenwell’n Bakery
Dublin
Agnea Southwick
Veraus
Joseph Southwick
Axler
Samus Southuick
Wards & Jonant
Fuut
Tripp Phale Studin
Uifuhaureet
Gia
Shiba
Kirkendall Undertaking Company
Mae Pett Tos Ic Clisteiet Onurt
GLBR
Rive
Uchida
Wier! Mountain Japaneee
Anta
Dollar Cleaners
Remittitur Ja
Judement
Supreme Court
fAtious
Lincoln Kemmerer Coal Company
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Xelumne
Alb. Fratt
Milers
AU Miner
Il Damobile
Galthy
Oxden
City Way
Seventh Street
IL Smith
Gertrigen
Gillage Technica
Normel
H. Gantt
Nhoen Laday
Haring—Mineriti Servines
Clyde Uaring
Kansas City
Birkendall
Dudin City
Lyon
M Nelle
Prouk
Byon
Grant Avenue
MLO A. An
Citteert ‘Dave’ Mines
Wols
Kawaguchi
Sirkeuntall Chapel
Jones
George A. Jean
Ecvlaek
Itesa
Hey
Lieas
Dunes
Barkia
Enim
St. Juling
Brishwin
Dones
Marents
Soluey
Abe Fi
Theodore Kytka
Battery B
Worly
Hone
WC. Webb
le Pbs
Braces W. Crocker
Seat A Moders Company
Albert Vo Middle
Jacob Byunk
Aston Olsen
2 Battery
Bn, Greer
Warren W. Elmer
GND
Prince John
Alka
Warinsuranee
New Orleans
League of Nations
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