Random references and notices from Ogden listings
A collage of local items includes permit issuance to Carl J Neleoo to add a home at 1140 Mushton Ave costing 600, handbag found and turned in at the police station, a change of venue request in a railroad suit, and brief notices on safety meetings, marriage licenses, and merchants with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Neleoo
Mushton Avenue
Woodmen of World
Orden Order of the Woodmen of
Mtyguenta
Srening
Farmington
Kayeria
Portola
Clara Tiergen
Dorey Ave
Tel
Clieat
Twenty-seventh Street
Washington Avenue
Police Staton
Morrison
Willard Beancreft
27Th Street
A. W. Gorle
Pasenger
C. A. Walker
Chicago Northwestern I Ft
Leon Engstrom
Union Lines
Ogden
Ogden Union
Supt
H. L. Pelt
Tersios Company
Bandie Pondeo A. L Tones Coal & Ica Co
John L. Werner
Allegheny
Pennsylvania
Mora
W. G. Frelday
SeCuno
Lewis Block
Civil Service Positions Ad Details
Public notice invites applicants to prepare at home for civil service poastique positions. Data on courage and posal staus provided on request. Includes address reference to Pox 179 in Opden advertisement.
Wachingt Falls Worker Burned In Roundhouse Accident
Evans, a Southern Pacific worker, fell into a hot boiler pit at the Bonthera Pacific roundhouse when a cooling water line overflowed. He was rescued and rushed to Doe hospital where Dr. Th. Jorce treated burns and reported him improving the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonthera Pacific
Doe
Th. Jorce
Burzs
Rails
Evans
Inatrian
Ha Wee
Evané
Southern Pacific
Pioneer Diary Entry Describes Fort Kilidger in Wyoming
On July 7 the Utah Moneere arrived at Kilidger Wyoming a fort built from two log houses within a stockade of eight fret hink. The fort housed three or more people including white olen and half breed children, within a network of Ls pees formed by branches of Wack's rk.
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Utah Moneere
Kilidger
Wyoming
Wack
Salvation Army pleate feeds Sundry school children in Ogden canyon
The Salvation Army held its Sundry school children event in Ogden canyon with about 60 persons attending. Meals were served from noon to 4 pm with a cat dinner and ice cream at each meal. Donation and transport aid came from the community including The Gien Logan & Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Ogden Canyon
Army
Gien
Logan & Idahn
Thirty Days For L B Richardson Contempt Sentence
Leslie Richardson was arraigned before Judge Harris on contempt of court for failing to pay alimony to his former wife Margaret Moyes Richardson. He was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail after admitting payment of a $50 initiation fee and a $16 fee to join Tik's club, with no other reasons given for nonpayment. Attorney A G Horn represented the wife.
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Leslie
Richardson
Harris
Margaret Moyes Richardson
A. G. Horn
Harn
Marrin
Jall
Indianapolis Firm Negotiating Big Buy in Local Market
Rumor says a large Indianapolis firm is negotiating to acquire several nearby produce and commission houses. In coming weeks the eastern company may enter the local field, boosting the area’s commission business with a substantial entrance.
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Bip Indienapolis
Saying goodbye to the Utah Troop B Guardsmen
Oxden residents including parents and friends traveled to Salt Lake City to bid farewell to Troop B First Squadron Utah Cavalry preparing to depart for the Mexican border tonight.
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Oxden
Troop B
Flest Cavalry
National Guards of
Utah
Bait Lake
Utah Cavalry
J K Kann Called by Death in Ogden
Julietta Marke Kahn aged three years, wife of Jacob A. Kahn, died yesterday after a long illness. Born in Toano Nevada, she lived in Ogden since childhood, attended Ogden Public Schools, and graduated with honors from high school. For years she worked under Charlie Hollingsworth while Weber County clerk, and in 1905 served as assistant water treasurer under James Christiansen. She married Jacob A. Kahn on April 25 1908 and was survived by her husband and her mother Stra. Belling Macks, with her father J Marks noted as a well known dealer of Ogden until her death ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Julietta Marke Kahn
Jacob A. Kahn
Kabs
Toano
Nev
Ogden
Charlie Hollingsworth
Weber County
Wate
James Christiansen
Stra. Belling Macks
Wae J. Marks
Daibler
Onden
Musicians Explain Protest Against Parade Involving School Band
The Orden Musicians' Protective union releases a public statement explaining their refusal to participate in the Pioneer Day parade with the State Industrial School band. They allege leader E Nichols was expelled for rule violations and that the superintendent had promised not to pit bands against each other, but later allowed the school band to appear at events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Incal Musicians’ Union
Atate Industrial School
Albert Erickson
Fred Williams
Charles Peart
Maaletane’ Union
Orden = Musiciens’ Protective union
Blatt Industrial School
Orden
Tirart‘ly
E. Nichols
Onion
Onion Muntefans’ Protective Union
State Industrial School
Minrkley
New
Orleana
Mississippi
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
Mobile
Pensacola
Mieaisalop
Tomenhere
Miseis Appi
Laouisiata
Jackson
Meridian
Etattien- Thure
Faurel
Mins
Helot
Tattabasner
Noblie
Test
Chandeleur Island
Mexican Declares He a Not Guilty in Larceny Case
Alfredo Flores, a Mexican, pleaded not guilty to grand larceny after allegedly stealing a watch and chain from Wallace W Watts on June 1 at carnival grounds. He was bound over to district court. Interpreter aided his arraignment before Judge Harris. Frank Jepkins also pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property and asked for court-appointed counsel. Judge Tiarris appointed Caleb S Marriott. The case is set for 10 a.m. Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo Flores
Wallace W. Watts
District Court
Harris
Frank Jepkins
Tiarris
Caleb Smarriott
McGill Socials and Yellowstone Tour Notice
Society notes from McGill record SM J Hott visiting at 2959 Lincoln Avenue, Mr and Mrs W Christenson hosts. The couple are touring Yellowstone Park with Dr and Mrs A A Robinson who left Ogden last Monday for a ten day trip.
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McGill
SM. J. Hott
Nevada
W. Christenson
Lincoln Avenue
Yellowstone
A. A. Robinson
Ogden
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area
Kenneth Elwood Yorgason died at home from heart disease aged seven. Survived by parents Charles E and Esther Erickson Yorgason and brothers Robert M Charles Fe and Florence. Funeral arrangements pending. Keith Nexle infant of Mr and Mrs William Negua died yesterday. services held at home with Bishop O H Ensign presiding. Interment was in city cemetery. Sarah Creahan wife of Patrick Creahan died today aged 76. survived by husband and three daughters Mrs M E Hamilton Mrs H E McCool and Mrs S F Todd. Funeral arrangements forthcoming. Advertising notice for plants and funeral services appears in the column.
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Yorgason
Kenneth Elwood
Charles E
Esther Erickson Yorgason
Far West
Robert M
Charles Fe
Florence Yorpason
Keith Nexle
William Negua
Wall Avenue
0. H
Ensign Presiied
Ahr
Larkin
Mishop
Fasien
City
Creahan
Sarah Creahan
Patrick Creahan
West Twenty
Peventh
Ars
Ogden
M. EB
Hamilton
Portola
Cals
H. E McCool
Orden
Mra
F. Todd
Evanston
Day in Congress Daily Digest in July Sessions
Senate continued consideration of agricultural appropriation bill. Commerce committee pursued debate on government shipping bill. House renewed discussion on government revenues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Professor E W Nichols Demands Retraction From Musicians Union
Professor E W Nichols, director at Utah State Industrial School, objects to a Morning Examiner report cited by the Ogden Musicians' Union. He asks the Standard to publish a correction clarifying his status in the union, whether he was expelled, and if he was in good standing at resignation.
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Ogden Musicians' Union
Morning Examiner
BE. W. Nichols
Utah State
Behool Tand
Sandard
Musicians’ Union
Ogee City
Otter
Erierance
E.W. Nichols
Tama
Electric roads to cut rates in latest U S order
Electric roads out of Orden plan rate reductions by the end of the week in response to the recent U S Labor and Transportation order. The move targets harmonizing fare structures and matching the government’s proposed reductions.
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Orden
U. S. la
Epidemic Claims Many Lives Across Cities
New York reports 198 deaths from the epidemic as officials close playgrounds until the outbreak slows. Health Commissioner Emerson urges cooling weather as abatement nears while officials discuss uniform treatment nationwide. Montreal also reports five new infantile paralysis cases in 24 hours as authorities tighten defenses.
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New York
Emerson
Godley
Sliven
Emerson Caid
Lavinder
Ella Island
Omerson
Washington
United States Public Health Service
Department of Agriculturn
Warmels Ato
United States
The
Health Service
Philippines
Rockfeller Lostitute
Haren Emerson
Montreal
Silent War Talk Ends With Fund Drive Plan
A club meeting dissolves into a riotous scene as members interrupt to silence talk of the war. The secretary pivots to request donations for repair of a warped committee room table, announcing a kickoff tonight.
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Amakercota
Wakeful Reckoning After a Turbulent Night
The next day he awoke with a brutal headache and a guilty sense of looming disaster. He recalled a wild evening with Billy and Madge that ended in violence he cannot fully remember. A barricaded door and shattered memory hint at a brutal confrontation and a dangerous mood.
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Miliz
Billy
Dilly
Robinson Circus Parade Sparks City Permissions
The Robinson circus in its eighty second year arrived in town for two performances after police halted tent raising near Twenty-seventh Street and Washington Avenue. Officials, including Chief Browning, negotiated with the circus reps and city commissioners before canvas crews proceeded. The first show drew a large crowd this afternoon, with a 6 15 start for the second, and the parade along the business district attracted hundreds, portraying the circus as a big, clean attraction.
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Robinson Circus
O¢den
Twenty-seventh Street
Waeblartan Avenue
Reallenta
Agaloat
T. E. Browning
Elreus
Ely
HOA Robinson Circus
Educators Debate Military Training In Schools
New York July 7 The National Education Association reports endorse military training in schools with safeguards to keep it educational and not derail academic aims. The stance marks a shift from last year when the convention opposed much training and favors limited elements guided by community or state but strictly educational in nature.
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New York
National Education Association
Asacciation
Candidate for District Attorney Emerges in Republican Convention
Intra CG Johnson, longtime county attorney, is stepping down as district attorney. He will present his name at the Republican Judicial convention. Also reports from Naples and Calabria note a strong earthquake linked to the tellur movement, with casualties feared. Judge John Huey in the US district court denied the government antitrust settlement against the American Can Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. Johnson
Coney
Thia Chatttet
Tle
Republian
American Can Wine
Ulllmore
John Ab Huee
United States
Datetet Cout
Totey
Hfe
Judge Hosa Delays Case Ruling Lets Can Company Operate
Judge Hosa stated he lacks jurisdiction to restrain the case and allows the Can company to continue as is unless its actions injure the public or require immediate resolution.
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Hosa
Can
Famous horse arrives in New York from London
Light Respade a famed English racer known as Loree traveled aboard the Atlantic transport Minnehaha which arrived in New York from London today. The horse was bought by J. M. Camden for about $50,000.
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New York
London
J. M. Camden
Enginemens Vote 15 In Favor Of Strike
Enginemen at the Denver and Rio Grande report a strong vote in favor of a strike if railroads reject eight hour day and time and a half pay. Committees from four organizations gather ballots, sealed and held at national headquarters, with counting to begin after August first. The outcome hinges on ballot returns and the unified stance of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and other rail unions.
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Ealt Lake
Denver & Mio Grande
Brotherhoods
Easton
Atttke
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Migremen
Brotherhood of Hatland
Ia Bexun
Brotherhood
Debt, Divorce, and Jealousy Tear a Pair Apart
Dick faces a looming divorce as Alice seeks legal separation after a bitter quarrel. Jessie Newton warns of trouble between them and hints at Alice's stubborn bitterness. Dick recalls happier days while trying to salvage a fragile marriage strained by jealousy and debt.
Notary Public Emtarrhed Sworn In July 1916
An inoffice note records a sworn statement before a notary public named JEGIEMES on a Friday in July 1916. Completion is dated September 1914, with the notary’s expiration noted as that timeframe. The fragmented text preserves a formal notarization record and an older expiration reference.
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Jegiemes
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Wo Canyon
Canyon
J. J. Harris
Washington Ave
Gall Phone Ho
Wachingt
Sylvan Park
Rea
Pioneer
Salvation IN
DEY
L.B. Richardson
BIG Indiamapolg Firm
J. Kann
Soc Ociety
Lowes Cale
Corth
Congress
EW. Cho
Ada
AGUS
Italy
Naples
Paris
Neapolitan
Calabria
Mae Marsh
Robert Harron
Tully Marshall
Ogden Theatre
Alice
Roach
Elfo
Thorleyhone
Atume
Accosa
Jessig Newton
Jessie
John
Clut
Dickie
Jeanle
Becausn
Jeerle
Jezsle
First National Bank
B. Bondat
Atocks
Federal Meneren Bank Atock
Federal Treserve Bank
Real Cstate
Hesersn Hank
Chicago
Fante W.csesevere
Feder Ireserva
Coln Unil
Doeese Jirdemptind Fund
W S. Teensurer
U. S. Teensurer
Teeeaeewees
UGG
Yaavnensay
Cereser
Eweeee
Jamen FL Hotton
Suleanlo Naear
James F, Norton
Te N
Accues
SK Norton
JUS Smiers
Dimedsre
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