Butter, Fire Chief Vacation, Jail Escape, and Local Notices
Random references thread through Ogden news. Fire Chief Georges A Graves departs for Chicago for a week of training. city grants him a year off with 450 for expenses. Arthur Lloyd, a county jail prisoner, plans escape from Rock Crusher Camp. sheriff expects arrest. Typhoid patient Fred G Taylor improving in New Orleans hospital as wife stays by his side. Utah National Guard officers to leave for Jordan Meadows training camp. Coal price talks in Denver consider winter reductions amid mixed regional impacts. Bankruptcy filing by M A Ring noted. several rental ads and notices appear, with local items on bounties for wildlife and other community updates.
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Utah National Guard
Jordan Meadows
J. R Ward
Ogden
National Guardemen
Noted Ogden Attorney John E Bagley Dies Suddenly
John E Bagley a prominent Ogden attorney and longtime Republican leader in Weber County died suddenly at 1 30 PM in his home at 2676 Washington Avenue He had recently shown heart trouble and never left his house His survivors include his wife and children Mrs Clandis Harrie Lou Angela Mrs Minnie B McNitt Mrs Gertrude Schwien Mrs Florence Tiernan and Harry Bagley Funeral details were not yet announced He was born in Iowa and moved to Ogden about thirty years ago serving as city attorney and municipal court judge He was a member of Weber Lodge No 6 F and A M and was active in the Republican party
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John E. Bagley
Utah
Weber County
Washington Avenue
Blanderd
Tharley
Minnie B McNitt
Ogded
Gertrude Schwien
Wonder
Nevada
Florence Tiernan
Prescott
Arizona
Harry Bagley
Southern Pacife
Ozden
Judge Bagley
Rich Sard
Iowa
Dorn
Hidefield
Grinnell University
Oxden
Jago
Republican Party
Alware
Johnson
Ed Vaughn Wanl
A. W
Theodore Hoosevelt
Tingley
Orly Med
Progressive Party
Omien
Proeccasire
Bagley
Natuaes
Judes Dagiey
Sam Allen
Juanestional Bank
John A. E. Pratt
Frank Parker
Tagtey
Weber Lodge No
A. M
Prison term set for burglar at Tatter Saloon
A man was sentenced by Judge AE Pratt to up to twenty years in the state penitentiary after being charged with burgling the Tatter Saloon on Twenty-fifth Street and stealing a bucket of beer from the basement.
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State Penitentiary
Een
Tatter
Twenty-fifth Street
AE. Pratt
Kingdon Gould Wedding Deferred in New York
The wedding of Kingdon Gould and Miss Anpun Ainta Camilla Maria Lucci was deferred because the necessary dispensation had not arrived. Gould is Protestant and Lucci is Catholic, and the ceremony was expected to occur later in the day.
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New York
Kingdon Gould
Anpunainta
Camilla Maria Lucci
Ltsllen
Gould
Nisa
Romeo
Dangerous levee break near Calexico braces for flood risk
Calexico California July 2 dangerous break yesterday 200 feet long near the Colorado River outlets remained within two and a half feet of surrounding levees today. Crews reinforced ends of the breach as water levels threatened nearby farms and towns.
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Calexico
Cal
Here
Ivers
Javes
Belgians Visit Chicago in Wartime Diplomatic Mission
The Belgian commission led by Moncheur arrived in Chicago to thank the United States for support and to express hopes for U.S. entry into the war. Mayor Thompson and a city committee welcomed the guests, with a banquet and a continued program before they depart for Milwaukee at 2 o clock tomorrow. Also notes candy production value in 1936 and a brief classifieds reference.
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Chicago
Belgium
Eithers
United States
Fer
Taron Lodavio Moncheur
Belgian Foreign Offica Lb
Havre
Thompson
Milwaukes
Small Chance to Be Officers in New Army
San Francisco July 2 The chance of mobilian to become an officer in the new army is dwindling fast with registration for the second officers reserve camp closing July 16. The camp opens August 27 at the Presidio. The war department aims to name officers for all new increments from the regular army and selective draft units as training proceeds. The camp will supply officers for the western department and about 600,000 increment. officers will come from the ranks or existing forces after this camp closes. With many applications anticipated from San Francisco, the selection will depend on merit, experience, and executive ability. Embryo officers are under the supervision of a high-ranking officer as drills continue amid heavy artillery practice.
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San Francisco
Mobillan
Rezenve
Presidio
War Department
Lore’ Rasorra
Westerns
Army
National Guard
Colective
Syaterm
Naw
Dlatingaiah
Calling Greeks to the Colors in Athens
Reliable reports state that the classes of 1916 and 1917 have been called to enlistment and will likely be sent to Salonika for training. Administrative control by Entente representatives will be withdrawn soon except for telegraph and central office duties continued with Greek officers. Colonel Negropontes, named chief of the general staff, is to arrive in Balonka tomorrow.
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Athens
Saloniel
Negropontes
Starf
Balontk
Mount Wilson Observatory Mirror Ready for Mountain Trek
Pasadena reports the 101 inch diameter, 12 inch thick mirror for Mount Wilson Observatory is packed in an octagonal crate and prepared for transport over rough terrain. The 4.5 ton mirror completed after 12 years of grinding and polishing began in St Gobain then Pasadena, with mounting to follow in about three months.
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Pasadena
Cal
Mount Wilson Observatory
Ind
Srd
Gothatn
France
Mount Wilson
P. Ou
Huntarille
St. Gobian
G. W. Ritchey
Observatory
Child Falls From Veranda Rail Injuring Girl
A child slipped from a back veranda railing at 363 Twenty fourth Street about 1 30 PM, tumbling fifteen feet to the pavement. Dolly Broad, a passerby, witnessed the accident and aided the injured girl as physicians feared possible internal injuries but expected recovery unless complications arise. The mother, nearby on the veranda, rushed down to assist as the Broad Apartment resident Mr Broad, an employee of Ogden Packing Provisions, was alerted and came to help.
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Pearald
Dolly
Dan Ape
Fred Troad
Broad
Ogden Fackine & Pro.vision Company
Alan
Thirty Boys Cited For Riding Sidewalks Before Judge
Thirty juvenile offenders appeared before Juvenile Judge Joshua Homer charged with riding bicycles on sidewalks. A 14 year old also fined. Officer James Doyle pursued another rider. shots fired but offender escaped. Police have description and will press evading an officer charges.
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James Doyle
Joshua Homer
Oftleny Dosle
Hafmra Ha
Brigham Farmers Employment Agency Opens in City
Brigham City county lines see creation of a farmers employment bureau to help harvest bumper crops. Lee and Dunn establish a modern Hoe building on North Main as old shack awaits removal. Also notes formation of the Brigham tabernacle choir with J A Fishburn as president and manager and C C Warkles conductor, plus listed officers and members.
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Brigham City
Stewart
Farmers’ Employment Bureau
Lee & Dunnelarec
North Main
Hiung- Lam
Brigham Tabern
Men threaten to quit work in New York and New Jersey
News brief notes a potential strike by about 1200 workers in two tower companies amid wage demands and a colored shop policy. National Metal Trade Association secretary Henry C. Hunter cites likely turnout, with union leaders threatening to extend the walkout to the New York navy yard if non union work occurs. The piece also includes a stray cartoon caption and unrelated magazine line.
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New York
New Jersey
Henry C. Hunter
National Metal Trade’ Association
Union Officlels
New York Navy Yard
Car Service To Huntsville July 2 3 4 Homecoming
Advertisement lists car schedules for a Huntsville event with multiple departure and return times across July 2 3 and 4. It notes service from Ogden at 7 10 pm and 9 20 am 1245 pm with additional times 2246 fm 5 00 pm 7 18 pm and 9 30 pm. The last car saves Huntsville 7 20 pm for Gel den.
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Huntsville
Ogden
Gelden
Richardson sues for ten thousand in Tremonton
In Tremonton on July 3 Howard Richard son files a claim against the town marshal, the justice of the peace, and town board for 410,660 in damages. Richardson had been convicted in the Jam tee court of bootleceing, receiving ten months imprisonment, for violating an ordinance later held void by Judge Call of the district court.
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Tremonton
Howard Richardson
Aberitt
Marelal
Justin
Richardson
Jam Tee
Bootleceing
Nementhe
Call
Dintetet
Jury awards limits in town court case prompting damages debate
The plaintiff argues damages beyond town limits with requests of 10 000 for injury to character and up to 50 cents 2 50 be allocated. The case references bear day and a White Young Contest at the Orpheum on July 4th.
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Joan of Warca
Orpheum
Pocatello Defeats Southern Pacific In Close Park Battle
In a fast game at Glenwood park Pocatello beat Southern Pacific 4 to 3. Bold batting by Bian and sharp base running energized the home squad while Allen pitched well for S P and Stony caught effectively. Pocatello’s team work and fielding sealed the win as plans for a return game with Fort Douglas were discussed.
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Southern Pacific
Handa
Pocatello
Glenweed Park
Ecora
Bian
Allen
S. P
Ansform
Timost Vertalo
Pocatella
Ogden
Acore
Max Tallon
Routhera Pacific
Poratella
Marshall
Aten
Orden
Fort Douglas
Rade Inter
ELAS EN ROUTE EAT TO BE HERE TUESDAY
Tomorrow a delegation from Elka arrives in Onden at 1 o'clock for a brief Kansas convention visit. An informal reception will be held at Grant Avenue home with a gathering at the residence, while Ogden hosts an informal meeting. Exalted Ruler Wy IL Camp and Bi awith join the Ogden delegation for the event.
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Elas
Elka
Basion
Ban Francisen
Indies
Wil
Onden
Wy IL
Biawith
Ogden
Ha [Ounton
Senate 10 Gives Power To Wilson
Washington July 2 The senate debate over prohibition nears conclusion as members clash over giving the president authority to suspend beer and wine manufacture. Gore substitute and Chamberlain amendment split committees while Smoot and Bankhead amendments expand government control to wool petroleum and other products. Senator Sheppard predicts passage of the Gore plan and gradual reduction of alcohol content.
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Washington
Senate
Benster Chamberlein
Gore
Agriculture Committee
Gores
Chamberlain
Sheppard
Texas
Carleton
Congress
Smoot
Enator
Bene
Tor Brandegee
Connecticut
Bankhead
Viva Tate
Wadaworth
Severnment Conner
Curmins
Clauma
For Sale Moon Truck and Spare Parts by Auction
Auction notice offers a Moon truck two rotate rollers two entrance features and a demountable rim for sale. Terms require cash payment. Contact phone number 323 for details.
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Georges A. Graves
Chicaco Fire Department
Rommlesion
Teipp
Vale
Lloyd Eecapea
Arthur Lloyd
Sher Si
C. Peterson
Lloyd
Woolworth
Ice—Pure Artifteia Fs Cnat and Ice Co
Fred G. Taylor
New Orleans
David Feeles
Buntley
Taylor
Mrs. Taylor
HW Browning
Betles Ride
City Hall Park
Fetshaw
Eccles Hide
Wyoming
Colorado
Denver
C.F. Welborn
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Samuel L. Brick
Wm, G, Freiday
Paulbirr
Mormon Battalion
Charles FE. Layne
First Ward
Clark and Sons
M. A. Ring
Ogden Packing Company
Renkragtey
Dia Arist
Wildwood
Cabintenia
Bip
Mev
M. J. Wishy
Omaha
Neb
Dirslnese
Palais
Glab
Idaho
Ypr
J. B. Roehne
Spargo
Fred Taylor
Amalgamated Bazar Company
Touta
New Or
Clarence Johnang
Mon
Iphaeon
Vere
Dread
JA W. G. Hopkinn
Los Angeles
Pacific Coast
H.C. Whales
Sith
Anna M. Noble
Aute
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Drake Hotel
Melena
Mont
Osdenst
Couth
George Drackon
Jackson Avenue
Tredgeignth and
Twenty-ninth Streets
Matilde Peterson
Eferpoon
N. FL A. Conven
Portland
Elizabeth Summer
Richard T. Suromere
Plata City
Deceastt
England
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day
Bheen
Many Bkeen
Willem Surmern
Samut Bummera
Mra Lena Fieldacht
Plain City
Fanote White
Farr West
David
Benjamin Summers
Purley
Plain City Meeting House
Biaiop Qubert Thatcher
Tolerment
Tain City Cemetery
Judge A
Frattoday
Egaloet Denard Boyth
Ai al
Acks New Telat
Gam Powell
Jimmy ‘Furuya
Atate
Furnya
Aske
Olive Mitchell
PH. Mtitchell
Dorothy
James M. Wright
Flandria
Tito Roma
Moe
Fort Barry
Iessona
Sightles
Hans Reat
Kingdon
City OF Chicago
Sahara
Uniteed States
Coad
Salonikd
Jimmy Dale
the Grey Seal
Wrest
Lyceum
Sc—Alwaye
Employment Agency For
Brigham Farmers
Ralé
Evaryboiz
Rand
Ade
Oxford
H. W. Jones Company
Tte
McCune-Foulger
Washington Ave
aThin
Impocatello Winton
Wilson
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