Random references and notices from Ogden train and local events
Random references describe train No 4 through Ogden and private car ICE, noted executives and agents visiting the city. It also lists sudden death, a woman arrested for selling liquor, grand larceny suit against Willam Ryan, estate actions for Horace B E Peery, and marriage licenses issued to John Whitman and Ruth.
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McNew
Nailvoad
Ogden
M. J. Jones Coal & Jes Co
T. F. Thompson
Chicago and Great Western
W. L. Greiner
New York Central
J. W. Low Tie
Ulioia Central
Qgien
B&g
J. P. Woodward
Chicago
Mark Smith
Sirs
W. RB
Sorsby
Washington
D. A. Lindwre
Ideas
I. A. Mateau
M.D
Lewin
District Court
Willam Ryan
Allegva
Ryan
Ram Ifred Meyer
Peery Estate
Thas
Horace BE
Peery
Distret
John Whitman
Manhattan
Nev
Ruth
Canyon Subscribers Mail Route Clarified
Subcribers in Canyon may receive the paper via a circulator route to Ogden Canyon Walsh News Stand Melwild Iva Cream Stand Mormitage Cara Mr George Keopp Lewie Camp. The stand will depart Ogden after 4 20 pm and papers mailed to subscribers in care of listed names.
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Canyon
Ogden Canyon
Walsh News
Mlewild
Iva
Mormitage
Cara Mr
George Keopp
Lewie Camp
Ogden
Leavenworth Bineous Train Passes Through Ogden Tomorrow
Worthhy of Denver Galo John H Rackham Ruth E Bell of Ogden Lo Joseph Jones of Ogden and Grace Patterson of West Point Shelnere The Leavenworth To nek and Salloa Bhriners occupy a special Union Preflic train of eleven cars due to pass through Ogden tomorrow morning en route to Salt Lake City The party numbers more than 160 people and they will return from Salt Lake north bound for Se stile Saturday afternoon Births reported include daughters for Mr and Mrs G Winchelta and for Mr and Mrs John Simson The theft of fifty feet of Battenhose from the premises of William Craig on Seventeenth Street reported to police The heft of a Dayton prcyelt from Roland Pace 3108 Pacific Ave Two thefts noted The White Terror tonight and Friday at Oracle Theater
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G Winchelta
John Simson
Biden
William Craig
Sireet
Roland Pace
Pacific Ave
VIEITORE IN OGDEN AND LOCAL WEDDING GOSSIP
Ogden society notes report Mrs W M Anderson and daughter Wren visiting Mrs Lily M Leaman at 825 Twenty fifth street during summer. A fine baby boy was born to Mrs Frank A White in Omaha on May 7. Indiana visitors Judge and Mrs Clementi were entertained in Ogden by Mr and Mrs James Ruchel with dinners and theatre parties before heading to San Francisco. The Swagatlia club held a high five gathering at Mrs H Gwilliam’s home and will meet Aug 18 at Mrs Pignon’s. BR A Stratford travels on a coast trip to California. Ladies of the Maccabees plan a July 9 social card party at Mrs Fidelia Tromicut’s home. Walter W Bauchman of Idaho Falls visited Ogden with his mother. Miss Abba Fretoingers will visit her sister in Spokane. Mrs R S Farnworth presents “The Maker of Dreams” for the Marca and Matrons’ club. Glines Wiggins wedding at Mrs Schoff’s home with ceremony by Hlahop T B Wheelwright. reception follows with pink and white decorations.
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Indiana
Judge Clamenti
Mt. Verusa
Ogden
James
Ruchel
James Knesel
George Peerman Ani
Mies Leona Peerman
Junge
Wha
San Francisco
Ladies OF the Maccabees
Womans’ Benefit Association of the Meccabees
Fideilia Tromicut
Twenty-seventh Street
Maccabées
Raleed
Reeloa Damber
Navid Eccles
Caue
Albert Geddes
Eccles
Medea
Milnnafee
Keiles
Eecles
Becles
Beclew
Real Estate Transfers In Salt Lake Meridian Trust
George Sanders and wife acquire part of the north west quarter section 11 township 1 north range 1 west Salt Lake meridian for 4000 dollars from Charles Sandora and wife with right to John J Trappett and wife. They also obtain part of the southeast and southwest quarters in section 24 township 7 north range 1 west Salt Lake meridian from Cohalbert Aerts for 2600 dollars. Want ad pagan read.
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George Sanders
John J. Trappatt
Wif
Salt Lake Muridian
Charles Sandora
Rite
John
Trappett
Lownabin
Salt Lake Meridian
Cohalbert
Aerts
Death of Mrs Margaret Jedh Pioneer of Cache County
Mrs Margaret Jedh, aged 74, a Cache County pioneer, died of general debility. Her death prompted Mrs J Boyle and daughter Mer Ivy Wells to travel from Providence to attend the funeral. They will remain in Providence until the services, likely Sunday aftermath.
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Mra J
Boyle
Mer
Ivy Wells
Providence
Cache County
Margaret
Schiesswin
Cache Cownir
Ten Missionaries Preaching at Night
The traveling Musslongries hold an open air service tonight titled The Making and Keeping of the Word of God. Ten in the party sing with organ and cornet leading. Services aim to plainly present fundamental Christian truths and continue nightly on Washinden Avenue near Twenty-fifth Street, tonight and Friday.
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Organ
Rornet
Washinden Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Sherman Starts Long Trip to Alaska Forests
Assistant Noreater B A Sherman of the United States Forest Service begins a nearly two month inspection of Tongass and Chugach National Forests in Alaska. Accompanied by Forester Henry Grove and Forester Graves, Sherman departs Ogden for Missoula and Portland, joins Seattle, sails July 11 aboard the Mariposa, and plans to return September 1. The Alaska forests span about 20 million acres and Graves will make his first district visit.
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Assiatant Noreater
B. A. Sherman
United States Forvent Service
Washington
Toutcompany
Henry
Seattle
Alesina
Graves
Myrtle Stedman at Alhambra in The Wild Olive
Boys witness a man fall under the rear wheels of a moving train on Nottingham Street near Twenty fourth, as a Bamberger line two car train travels south. The incident involves Jack P. Cash and witnesses describe the moment of impact and surrounding actions. The man’s condition or name is not clearly stated in readable text.
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Fouls Jamer
W. A. Jamey
Mugsell James Company
Albert Bowe
Ijheoln Avenue
Jack P. Cash
Falstaff Cafe
Twenty Fourth Street
Bamberger
Litcum Avenue
Myrtle Stedman The Wild Olive Alhambra Tomorrow
Myrtle Stedman appears in The Wild Olive at Alhambra tomorrow. The city faces complaints about county road conditions and water wells as contractors urge trenching. A report from Commissioner Chris Flixarre relates to a petition from Mrs. Wriatofforaan.
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Bia Menting
Rwyrmlanra
Medway
Ely Angther
Chris Flyxare
Teapotne
Iriatofforaan
Patrodte
Testimony in Eccles case spans 45 witnesses and family details
The continuing Eccles case hears Mrs. Eccles and relatives recount complex marital history. Testimony covers marriages, paternity questions, stepchildren, and financial arrangements, with focus on Geddes and Beales relations, property, and dower stakes. The court weighs relevance of testimony to the late Mr Eccles estate and related proceedings.
Deaths and Funerals in quiet city services
The funeral for A M Tuning was held yesterday at the family rest with Rev WW officiating and hymns Abide With Me and Bleeping. Three loyal Lusiners served as pallbearers at Dix-Loran peat. Graveside rites were conducted by Rev Pleetwood. Wesley-Thny also notes the funeral of William M Wesley, formerly a newspaper man in Ogden, held at Salt Lake Lodge No 85 followed by interment at Mt Ol Cemetery.
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Dix-Loran
A. Ry
Trev
Pleetwood
Wesley
William M. Wesley
Ogden Nanepaper
Salt Lake
WL Herald
Salt Lake Lodge No
Wilke
Mt. OL ‘Vot
Lumber Company Value Sets Record in Appraisal
Philadelphia report shows the International Lumber and Development Company valued at 788735 in a federal appraisal. Receiver John O. Bhnatz and five officers face ongoing proceedings with a later report planned. Stock sales exceed 6 million, while plantation assets in Campachi and Henequon are valued modestly per acre and overall figures rise to over 37 million. The plan for plantation operation remains uncertain amid shakeups.
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Philadelphia
Tilly Bethea
International Fumnber and Develonwight Company
Mexico
John O. Bhnatz
Purace
Nentoneas
Campachi
Graustark Tonight at The Ogden in Final Showing
A magnificent offering of Graustark plays tonight at The Ogden marks the last performance. Patrons are urged to attend as the production closes.
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Graustark
The
Ogden
Wives Claim Cruelty Ties to Dissolution of Marriage
The plaintiff alleges cruelty by her husband amid a divorce filing. The defendant fled an answer and counterclaim denying cruelty and adultery claims while asserting the wife failed to provide support and criticizing his character. The case references a February or January filing and a history of drinking.
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Woo
Alerman
Ho Cin
Bhrrinda
Marthe HK. Washburn
Wallace T. Wardborn
Last Chance to See Gray: stark at The Ogden
Final showing invites patrons to watch Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne in the six part production Gray stark at The Ogden as the dramatic event concludes.
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Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Gray
Stark
the Ogden
Thaw Trial Proceedings Delayed as Witnesses Heard
The Thaw murder trial enters a pivotal phase with testimony from a key witness and strategic delays. Prosecutors hint at influence over verdict while the defense questions credibility as court schedules further hearings and potential writs.
Fractured Text Reports On Political Plotting And Campaign Actions
A garbled newspaper fragment outlines political maneuvering surrounding a public aid campaign. It mentions a letter urging support for a candidate and notes opposition to hindering efforts. The piece references a printed copy of the campaign appeal and a large audience turnout, with unclear dates and names due to the damaged OCR text.
Huerta Waiting to Leave Jail Mystery Flight
Rediscovered notes recount Huerta awaiting release as authorities track a complex itinerary. The anonymous text mentions associates and a transfer route involving California to New York with a possible motive tied to escaped figures and wartime era rumors.
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Huerta
Great Defeat of Italians in Europe War
Wireless reports from July eight describe a major battle on the Isning front where Italian forces were routed by Austro-Hungarian troops. The Italians, outnumbered four to one, faced heavy artillery and aerial bombardment with little effect, a dispatch notes. The text also alludes to diplomatic telegrams and cipher usage, mentioning Argentine banks and other global references in a garbled transmission.
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Borin
Gay Ville
Isning
Overseas
Enomous
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Washington Avenue
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White Terror
Oracle Theater
Frank A. White
Omaha
Neb
Mily
Bwasstika Club
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Pineras Avenues
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Mra. Shipley
Halliday
Hincheon Waa
P. Pignon
Canyon Read
BR. A. Stratford
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Idahq
Walter W. Bauchman
Tolaho Falls
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Weat
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Spokane
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Spokane,Wash
Farneworth
Marca and Matrons’ Club
Aire
Glines
Catford
bHda
M. M. Scho Sila
Capitol Avenue
Lalave Mig
Hlahop T. B. Wheelwright
Gracie Theater
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Alaska
Myrtle Stedman
Alhambra
Jos. F. Smith
Sen
Reed Smoot
Leslee Alien
Migs
Auruss
Beales
Reelve
Gretdos
Robert Warwick
International Lumber and Development Corporation
Harry K. Thaw
William Travers Jerome Wes
Matteawan
Chinmelf
Ron Sel
Athelk Campy
Mallenwan Weylin
Huth
Uchiha Rived
Esaminalian
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Rivelyn
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Travare Jaromé
New York
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Mapel
Prinen
Nipsuilly
Hind
Cooper
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Gomi
Cary
Isonzo
Eaves
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Ommet van Tomah
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