Ogden Notes Briefs and Local Notices
Ogden items report travel to California by Dr and Mrs James Roghtol and son and a party to Reno and San Andreas. Stolen horse and buggy and bicycle thefts noted. Bremer family returns from Richmaid reunion with about 400 relatives present. Window broken at Pabat saloon on Wall Avenue. Rentals and business notices include coal yard space and a theater chief operator leaving for conferences.Births marriages bankruptcies and entertainments listed along with a police report on stolen bicycle. A Billie Burke stopover, Elks special train, and missionaries set for city square. Missionaries to speak at city hall square and race horses en route to Reno. Forest survey crews to St Anthony Idaho and Heber City tasks.
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Pabat
Wallavenue
Thomas Iversen
H. AL Gerow
New York
Ogden
B& G
Coaet
Dalb Eagle
Rovert Lochhead
California
Linns
James Calvert
Adams Avenue
Harvard
Carleon
Paul W. Stecher
Yeeneday
Weeterr
Joseph F
Chicago
Charles L.ivelin
Saginaw
Mich
Helen Burt
Cleveland
W. B. Alfred
Boulder
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Lora Denel
Pinedale
Arthur €. Charles
Los Angeles
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Mamoua
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Ida Miler
HallaLke
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Aderson
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Thirty-first Street
Georgin
Mrs. Lamb Tr.mcmoy
Union Depot
Clifford
Cave
Indow
Ciro
E. Cave
Helv ‘Tribe
Ogden ‘Cabernacle Choir
Archibald
Gee
Osgood
Kim
Monroe Avenue
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William Dalebout
Dalebout
Dekery
Paris
Union Pac
Netherlands
Mormon Church
City Hall Square
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Ton Angeles
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W. H W. Mohler
Forest Services
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Forest Service
Heber City
Daniel
Canyon Subscribers Receive Paper Delivery Details
Canyon subscribers in Ogden Canyon will have The Standard routed to Walsh News Stand Idlewild Tee Dream Stand Hermitage Care Me Gorge Keopp Lewla Camp. The Standard leaves Oyden on the first car after 4 30 p m and the paper is addressed to subscribers in care of the stave namex given.
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Canyon
Ogden Canyon
Walsh News Stand
Idlewild
Tee Dream Stand
Hermitage
Care Me
Gorge Keopp
Lewla Camp
Standard
Oyden
Trains Pass Through Ogden Enliven Weekend Schedule
Passenger traffic through the Ogden gateway is set to break records with 83 trains over the next three days. Extra care and sections will handle the surge, including several special trains passing through the city and a large number of regular services.
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Ogen Gateway
Caroline Hansen Sues for Divorce in District Court
Caroline E. Hansen filed for divorce from Frederick W. Hanger in district court alleging long-term cruelty and abandonment. She claims repeated assaults and insults since October 1906, including alleged threats and improper conduct toward her and two minor children, seeking property and support relief.
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Caroline R. Hannenkay
Frederick W. Hanger
Jane
Tynuen Aske
Iearora
Enilody
Conte
Attorndy
Boy Hit by Auto on Riverdale Road
Afla Boyle's son Allon Boyle, a 11 year old, was struck near Riverdale Road around noon. Taken to hospital with a broken leg, condition reported as serious but improving. driver identified as George Moore of Baltimore Lake, with Andrew Ure aboard. Officers pursuing convicts in Weber County were en route nearby when the accident occurred.
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Mverdale
George Moore
Balt Lake
Andrew Ure
Alate Penibutiary
Wiliam Davis
Henry Taggart
Weber County
Weber River
Ehios
Jon Mee Guire
Tavis County
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Bushman and Beverly Bayne at Alhambra tonight
Reports describe Bushman and Beverly Bayne appearing at the Alhambra tonight. Police in Weber and Ogden canyons aim to crack down on drunkenness and foul language, warning that Ogden is not a haven for certain crowds. A directive calls for persistent housecleaning across back alleys and streets, with multiple squads prepared to continue patrols until four streets are cleared of drunks and hoboes.
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Weber
Ogden Canyons
Chiatot Police No
Norton
Iserpeante
Ogden
Bushman and Beverly Bayne At Alhambra Tonight
Marenus Van Rockhouse pleaded guilty in municipal court to disturbing the peace and faced a $25 fine or 25 days in jail. Arrested at Twenty-ninth Street and Washington Avenue, Detective Charles Pincack led the action. Others charged with drunkenness received various penalties, including suspended sentences and brief jail terms. Henry Ashorn and Pat Conley were among those processed for disturbances near the interurban depot. A fraud case against Joseph Setters, tied to a $12.86 check, was also noted.
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Marenus van Rockhouse
Asyeet
Washington Avenue
Charles Pincack
W. Bhares
George Dalton
Bert Rackham
D. W. Sanburg
Lorin Richards
Pete Williams
Willams
Williams
Pravious
Antoon
Twenty-fourth Street
Tomes Hearn
Pat Conley
Drusk
Henry Ashorn
outing of North Weber tale MulI Improvement Assoc at Lagoon Resort
A large group of youths and guardians attended the North Weber Tale MulI Improvement Association annual outing at Lagoon Resort. The reunion of the Boy Secure and Bea Hive gila was held with plans for the senior M.A. class participation this evening and other features on the program.
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Feady Hor
Mermbera
M.A. Claasen
The Spoilers Screening at Alhambra Theatres
The Spoilers will be shown this afternoon from 1:00 to 5:30 and again tomorrow matinée at Alhambra. Tickets are ten cents.
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Alhambra
Damages Sought Over Husband Death In Railway Incident
Mrs. Arucalle sues the Yorks S300 Damages for the death of her husband allegedly caused by a derailment at a depot linked to the railway company. She claims the collision and injuries occurred November 4, leading to his death and affecting her family, naming several parties and alleging fault in maintenance and operation.
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Vourk Lautwe
Sll
Agalioit
Oiden
Riallway & Depot Coimpany Oye
Harband
Arucalle
Fourth of July Baby Boys Welcome in Ogden
Fourth of July baby boys welcomed in Ogden with several newborns reported. Names include Celie, a daughter Lily, a son in mid June, and other births listed with parental names and dates.
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Ogden
Excavating for a Business Block in Wilville
Progress on excavation for a new business block being erected by the Lonville Paper Company on Grand Avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets. The work runs between Third and Fourth streets and Monroe Avenue with initial cost around $10,000.
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Washington Avenue
Wertween
Menry Ovivk
A. Foridnure
Monroe] Avenue
Atrodia
Wiecox
Ty Bes
Progress Ta Boing
Lonville Paper Company
Grand Avenue
Canyon pipeline payment and district sewer project notes
The board of commissioners approved a warrant for the Canyon Pipeline Construction Company for trenching and walling work amounting to 7,018 pounds, 6 pence. June fees and civil costs totaled 1,014 pounds. The recorder will publish notices for a board of equalization and sewer/walkway projects in districts 4 and 18 beginning July 45.
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N. Fulton
Yaumielps Court
Gidewalk
Berlin War Situation Report Amid Cathedral Fire and Front Attacks
Berlin reports a dynamic war situation with a cathedral burning and violent counterattacks along a 1500 yard front. German forces claim advances north of the Vistula and in Poland while Russian incursions are described as cautious with shelled positions and captured rifles.
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Jiy
Sayville
Geenapis
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British Troops Rebound At Western Theatre Fight
Fragmented report describes British Army counterattacks against German forces near Ypres and Arras with cathedral fires, advances and retreats. Detailed assertions of armored and infantry actions, air and artillery activity, and shifting front lines across Belgian towns and French streets.
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Hroopn
Yosteiay
Avery
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CMT
Tibet
Bam al
Tite Ag Wall
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Lotte Nur
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Anon Wain Cay
Thousand Lives Threatened In Public Case Like Unclear Text
Unclear OCR fragment presents fluctuating names and terms. Mentions potential violent threat, public figures, legal actions, and political context with multiple garbled phrases and incomplete sentences. No coherent event or clear dates identifiable from the provided text.
Turks Deliver General Attack on Dardanelles
Turkiye forces launch a broad assault along the Dardanelles with infantry and artillery. Allied strength at the frontline faces renewed pressure as Turkish operations aim to break the lines and seize key positions on the peninsula.
Bombs Found in Three Ships
Fragmented report describes discovery of explosive devices aboard three vessels. Text references naval action, investigators, and unclear names, with scattered phrases about evidence, safety checks, and potential suspects.
Unclear voyage tale with French blockade event
A damaged OCR fragment describes naval actions and ship movements near May 7 as vessels face threats and a banknote name appears. The garbled text mentions French lines, ships Waal galled, and a birthday of danger with names and places obscured.
War bulletins from Kenthal and Abeauerdeets bombardment
Dispatches from London report a Bavarian factory fine for false returns totaling 26.00 marks and a further 24 marks in connected levies, with fraud alleged against a government official. Meanwhile Turkish town Abeauerdeets was bombarded by Jeanne D Arc and a German consulate flag remained visible, amid denial from Turkish authorities.
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London
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Deaths and Funerals for Parney V Soapione
The funeral was held yesterday in the Eleventh ward with Bishop N A Tattner presiding. Speakers included James Wotherspoon H M Goddard Joseph Melfarland Harvey Seasions Joseph Seastons and Bishop Tanner. Walter Stephens sang Thy Will Be Done Mrs Bernice Glazier sang There is a Garden Far Away and Oman Griffin sang Saviour Comfort Me. A large crowd from Weber and Davia ceunies attended. The interment was made at the cemetery with Kipler Sesrons assisting. Five brothers in law noted as pallbearers.
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Parney V. Soapione
Weber
Davia Ceunies
Ulike Ci
Kipler Sesrons
Mundwarth Selected To Lead New York Health Department
The report states Dr Mundwarth, prominent in Washington health work since 1894, is chosen by Mayor Mitchel to head New York City's health department, succeeding Dr S. Cminator. Mundwarth is credited with long service and reforms, viewed as a top public health export for the city.
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William
Wundward
Columbia
Mitchel
New York
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