Revenues Reported by Ogden City Court Transition
The meeting records show the Ogden city court revenue for three months, dating from April through mid May under the old Municipal Court law and from May 18 under the new City Court of Ogden. Figures include fines, civil fees, and forfeitures, totaling 3,073.60 for the period, with separate April and June items noted and a transition to the new court designation.
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Muni- Court of
Ogden
City Court of
Oss
Falls From Second Story of the Booth Home
Sammy Pershing Booth, a young child of Mrs. Jennie Booth, fell from an open second story window at the Heath residence. He suffered head injuries and was unconscious yesterday afternoon. Neighbors and Dr. Mark Brown were summoned. the child was treated with an ice pack as his condition was monitored.
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Sammy Pershing Booth
Jennie Booth
Heath
Perabing
Frances
Anid Na Sammilea
Funeral notice for Neighbor Aikens in Ogdencl rele area
Neighbors of Woodcraft Ogdencl rele 581 are asked to meet Thursday at the hall for the funeral of Neighbor Aikens at 1 30 inbarp W W Ball is requested as guardian neighbor. Classified under 4880 Head the Classified Asda.
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Woodcraft
Ogdenclrele
Aikens
W. Ball
Post of the American Legion 510 Established
The Ogden area plans a new American Legion post for veterans who served April 1917 to November 11 1918. Harry B Walker oversees the charter effort with signatures of eligible men to be collected at a tonight entertainment at Mrs E O Wallis home. If Ogden charter fails, a post may be named after a fallen serviceman. Members pay 1 per year initially, with 60 cents after full organization. weekly Legion copy included.
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American Legion
Harry B. Walker
E. O. Wallis
Ogden Post
United States
American Legion Weekly
Ogden
COZY Theatre Showings and July Westerns
A Modern Lorelei and Looney Lions Monkey Business headline today's COZY Theatre program. Also on the slate are Tom Mix in The Rustler's Vindication and a Harold Lloyd comedy for July 4th.
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Lorelei
Tom Mix
Harold Lloyd
Turtle in river rescue after auto overturn near kiln
Lestie Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs G W Taylor, Wildwood Goeden, was badly shaken when his car swung off a bend and toppled into the river. Dr Petty arrived, freed him from under the total wreck, ending the incident with Taylor safe though shaken.
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Lestie Taylor
G.W. Taylor
Wildwood
Goeden Canyon
Ine. Kiln
Young Taylor
Pianing Taylor
Petty
Taylor
Strike Called To End Telegaphers Union Walkout
New York July 2 strike of the commercial telegraphers union against Western Union and Postal Telegraph companies ended in the afternoon. Percy Thomas international president of the organization announced the settlement.
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New York
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies
Percy Thomas
Ti Ity International
Springs Drying Up Threatens Range Stock On Forest
Assistant District Forester C. N. Woods returned after a ten day survey of the Cache national forest. He found discouraging conditions with drying ranges and shrinking watering sites. Three fires have burned several hundred acres since last Sunday, including a Logan canyon origin. Dry farm crops face total failure without timely rains. irrigated lands are fair but water shortage looms. Cattle across the district are currently thriving.
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C. N. Woods
Cache National Forest
Mr. Woods
Department of Grazing
Forest Service
Card of Thanks and Obituary Notice
Card thanks friends for sympathy and aid. Lew Mullin, prominent Republican figure in New York politics, dies at home after years of poor health.
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Barrow
New York
Lemuel Wy Ques
Cong
New York State
Prospector boom spurs Alaska venture to Siberia
Cordova and Nome report interest in crossing the Bering Sea to Siberia for gold washing and trading with natives. The Siberian Commercial company, with 12 Alaska stockholders, recently bought the steamship Gedney and sailed toward St Lawrence Bay to establish a trading port and explore gold sands, while aiming to dispatch a Vladivostok envoy.
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Cordova
Alaska
iMaiy
Abunkan
Snirdanghs
Iberia
Gedney
St. Lawrence Bay
Siberia
Seattle
St. Lawrence
I Company Plains
Vladivostok
Cars for Cherry Crop in Utah To Be Provided
Utah public utilities commission telegraphed Mas Thelen director of the division of public view of the railroad administration asking for refrigerator cars to transport the cherry crop. Thelen replied he had taken the matter with the express company in Chicago where distribution of cars is controlled.
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Y Utah
Mublic Utilities Commission
Mas Thelen
Division of
Pubiic Te View
Railroad Administration
Thelen
Express Company
Chicago
Relief Sought for Utah Shippers Amid Car Shortage
Utah shippers face severe express equipment shortages affecting cherry shipments. Provo requested multiple railcars this week as Danning and W L Barnes discuss supply with American Railways Express. Officers consider using freight refrigerators in passenger service while arranging fourteen cars to intercept at Ogden and diverting Utah’s one car through Gaden to aid the Wal cherry crop.
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Provo
Mr. Thelen
Barnes
American Railways Express Company
Utah
K. Lockwood
San Francisco
Mr. Lockwood
Express
Crofton
Salt Lake
Gaden
Walcherry
Ogden
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Emmy Wehlen
Toual
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Jun Foon
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Denver
Kaba Chemicat, Company
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Jleon Bros
Kent, Inc
29Th Ave
Coto
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Tl. Mullin
Palm Beach
H. W. Jones CO
Washington Ave
Og Idaho
Tden
Brigham City
Consumers Wholesale Company
Washington Avenue
Washington 4
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