Ogden News Briefs Highlight Collisions and Local Notices
A string of city items details a July 8 Utah incident at Ft Neldger, a collision at the corner of Twentyth Street and Washington Avenue injuring Robert Wowey, and local police court actions. Also noted are maternity cases, births, post office data, a campaign kickoff, and various civic notices including building permits and ward activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Te Sparen
Robert Wowey
Green Department
Deseret News
Anit Weahington Avenue
Jensen
Young Howey
Washington Arenas
Uirectona
Hime
Otter
Clara Hergee
Corey Avs
Marchtssen
Carl Martossen
Ogden
Marcussen
Price Bavings Bank
Morrison
Post Office Department
Apo
Mitchell Bros
Mont
Mente
City
City Health Office
Bre
F. E. Simmons
D. J. Doyin
J. David Larson
Mra
FL M. Naslett
Jos. Brings
Gale
Miso
Tella
Cath
Willard Scowcroft
Ith Street
W. A. Edson
Wall Avenue
MOL Jones Coal & Ice Co
Farmington
Jone
Ray Belnap
el Tle Elizabeth Hrown
Salt Lake
Emil Nocksiman
Mabel Sherwood
Browting Fires, Co
Rudson
Kodak
Twelfth Ward
le W. Shortie
Weberstake
Alaska
Horreth Bros
Pitt
Yorn Hobson
Quincy Avenue
Lath Ward
Paul W. Stecher
R. A. McCune
Lewis Block
Letture
Alva Scoville
Alfred T. Hestmark
William C. Testmark
INO JENGON FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY CANDIDACY NOTES
A fragmented passage references INO JENGON seeking the district attorney nomination from Republican leaders. The text appears as campaign notes within a classified ads section mentioning political ambitions and party processes. The readable content is sparse and lacks date or location details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wavtt
Jersumian
Diatrict Aiteries
Uepintican
Teliefs Oh
Faye Wen
Happy Jack Tovighan and the Custer Fight Tale
The article profiles "Happy" Jack Tovighan, a 74 year old ex-actives from the United States government era, claiming to hold the last message penned by General Custer’s aide. It recounts his wartime service, injuries, and a dramatic episode near Lirehammelty with a Sioux attack, plus his assertion he was dispatched to General Meno after the Custer surround. The narrative links him to Browning and a claim about the Reno message crushed by Reno’s heel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uater
Nena
Muley
United States
Happy
Jack Tovighan
New School
Tease
Albert Sidney Jounaon
Custer
Wyoming
William Rawning
John SM. Browning
Meno
Biting Bull
Reno
Gedveral Custer
Far Grounds to Be Considered by a Committee
Weber County Farm Bureau appoints W D Lowder to study a site for a county fair grounds on West Seventh Street. A meeting with city and county commissioners is planned to discuss a potential purchase of two 20 acre plots between Brecon and Seventh streets for permanent fair grounds.
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Seventeenth Street
Ogden
Weber County Farm Bureau
W. D. Lowder
Brecon and
Seventh Streets
Belnap Brown wed at Farmington in June ceremony
Ray Belnap of Ogden and Miss Blele Elizabeth Brown of Salt Lake were married at Farmington on June 4. The couple will reside in Ogden. Lavendar Lodge hosted intimate festivities with guests from New York, vaudeville duets, and a dinner and dance. Attendees included Arch ie Goulet Edward Prevost Mra Hunter Cowan Jessup Meson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delnap-Brown
Ray Belnap
Ogden
Blele
Elizabeth Brown
Salt Lake
Farmington
Lavendar Lodge
Lavendar
Lodza Thureday
Edward Prevant
Archie Goulet
New York
Pavendar
Utah
Sal
Howe
Aerial Feats Reported As Planes Reach Pershing Camp
Fragmentary dispatch details aeroplane movement toward Pershing's camp via Columbus to the base, noting a two hour flight and radio messages. It mentions uncertain mechanical issues with propellers and wooden frames, and references military authorities receiving a report about the mission.
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Peroo
Columbes
N. Rooner
Lieutena
Baer
Iilitary
Republican Judicial Convention to be held in Ogden
The Republican Judicial convention of the second district covering Weber Davis and Morgan counties will meet in Judge Haweli’s courtroom at 11 a.m. on July 12 with primaries in Weber and Devils counties and a mass convention in Morgan county. Weber county delegates to be selected July 1 at 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second District
Weber
Davis
Morgan Counties
Judge
Baby Carriage Parade Circulares Readied for Pioneer Day
Heber Scowcroft urges city mothers to join the baby carriage parade part of Pioneer day celebrations. Eligibles are babies under 19 months. two attendants per carriage, dressed in white with nurses caps. Parade forms at City Hall at 7 am, travels north to Twenty third street, traffic halted, guards and scouts on duty. Prizes include 25 first, 15 second, 10 third. Judges named, stores decorate windows featuring baby carriages.
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Heber Scowcroft
Farado
City Hall
Twenty-third Street
Countermaren
Clip Hall
Lous
Kha
Lealle
Hote
Non
Mra. L. A. Eccles
Dre
Mandel Dee Porter
Furniturn and Dry Goods
Mito
Ma lan family of Utah forms association
The first annual reunion of the Malan family of Utah descendants of John Daniel Malan, Mormon pioneer in 1855, formed a permanent family association at Fourth Ward Amusement Hall. Officers elected include Frank M. Malan president and Ediza Malan Rumperman treasurer, with a gathering of about many relatives. A fund for theological research was begun to fund efforts of the new association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Maton
Stephen Malan
Ediza Malan Rrumperman
Laura Malan Hotalig
Pors. T. Halther
Emily D. Farley Maddock
Malan
Planser
Stphen Malan
Madeling Malan Farley
Emily P. Malan Farley
Jessc Farley
Julia Barker Bhaw
Tater
Family Association
Three Americans Kill Raiders Near El Paso
In a reported clash near Anapra Texas fourteen Mexicans joined battle with three Americans. Horace Perrin and six men pursued the Mexicans from a ranch, engaging at daylight and killing twelve of the attackers while recovering a horse. Customs guards began verifying Perrin’s account of the incident near the boundary east of El Paso.
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el Taso
Texas
Allapra
Horace
Tom Perrin
Teree Miter
Anapra
Verrin
Xunnt
el Paso
Bia Horace
Fin
Anapara
Blood flows as men quarrel over water access
In a Weat Turkth street district incident, Hales appeared at the police station with a bandaged ear and blood on his cast, charging neighbor John D. Powell with battery. The dispute arose over water use on Saturdays near Butler and Deoyella properties, culminating in Powell senior striking Hales with a lumber piece and Butler’s attempt to stop the quarrel with a shovel, injuring Hales’s ear.
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Hales
Weat Turkth Street
John D. Powell
Alf
Powell
Wilton
Tim
Hutlers
Mr. Butler
Butler
Strick
Three Torno Trains Carry Troops to the Border
The Idato National Guard moved in secrecy via three special trains through the Jornal Union railway passencer Matlin en route to the Mexican border. Guardsmen’ stay at the jetty was brief before trains continued to Salt Lake City to connect with the Salt Lake route.
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Idato National Guard
Jornal Union Railway
Passencer Matlin
Tronom
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Lost Brother Search Reported in France Letter
Ernest Morea seeks his missing brother Joseph Moreau of Ogdes. A letter to Mayor A R Heywood, forwarded to Chief of Police T Browning, requests help locating Joseph. The note places the contact at h2 Rue de Torna, Montange, Selac, France.
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Ernest Morea
Rue de Torna
Montange
Selac
France
Joseph Moreau
A. R. Heywood
T. Ke Browning
Ogdes
Royal Neighbors of America Card Social Invite
Royal Neighbors of America announces a card social on Monday July 10 at 1 00 p m at Fy hall 6 30 p m all are cordially invited to attend Advertiser sent
Drunken transient found in filth near forestry building
A transient man named Bloker Wan was found in a drunken stupor behind a street signal near the Forestry building on Twenty fourth Street. He lay among old shoes broken bottles and ants, appeared dead until stirred, then staggered away toward a saloon asking for drink. He admitted being a transient.
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Lyte
Twenty Fourth
Forestry
Wan
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Deaths and funeral details for Creahan Yorgason Allen Heeter and Keeter. Services scheduled Sunday and Monday at St Josephs and Ninth Ward mosques. Interments planned at Mountain View and Ogden City cemeteries. Sinned bodies and family homes listed. obituary notices include cholera infantum and related preparations.
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Creahan
Sarat Creahan
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Yorgason
Kenneth Yorgason
Keeter
Matcom H Heeter
Bunday
N. A. Tanner
Jemiaine
Atate
Larkin Chapel
NT West Patterson Avensir
Interieges City Cemetery
Autecobile
Musicians Explain E W Nichols Resignation and Reinstatement Rules
In reply to Mrs W Nichols statement, E W Nichols resigned from Local 386 A F of M in good standing but under conditions. He refused a local senate condition, was fined for violations, and his name erased from the roll, becoming a nonmember. The statement outlines initiation and reinstatement fees and Federation rules for reapplication.
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Histor Sunland
Anaxer
W. Nichols
Adepoer
Magelans
EW. Niebeva
Nichols
Cae
Tymsury
American Federation of Mustefans
Daeedtive Board
American Federation of Musiciang
American Federation of Musicians
Focal
Soral
Norld OF
Overland Lumber Company Formed With New Leadership
RB McConnell announces Weber Lumber will operate as Overland Lumber with capital stock increased. St. KB Boyd’s interests transfer to George J. Merrill Investment. policy and management rest with Boyd and associates. George E. Merritt named president. James S. Taylor VP. R. E. Boyd secretary. C. H. Ik Beybert treasurer. General office in Ogden directs Utah, Idaho, Wyoming firms. T. F. Dod named general manager. I. H. Sey bert becomes Boyd’s assistant. McConnell relocates Ogden operations. he and Sey bert move here with families.
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RB. McConnell
Weber Lumber Company
Hia
Overland Lumber Company
McConnell
St. KB
Ogden
Utah
Maho
Wyoming
T. F. Dod
Seybert
Idaho
Mr. Boyd
BR. McConnell
Ogden Misinras
Pocatello
Serbert
Ate
McConsell
Opilen
Baseball scores and lineups from New York to Philadelphia
Baseball results from the American and National leagues across multiple cities. Highlights include New York’s 2 and 1 loss, Washington 2 to 1, and Pittsburgh 4 to 2 with listed pitchers and players such as Hatteritz, Dasenport, Parks, Hartley, Chipman, Harper, Henry, and others. Data shows scores, innings, and player lines.
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Washington
Rile BO Foula
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Sutecription and Advertising Department
Pioneer
Utah Monee 1
Ft. Neldger
Ned Watcbea Tietze
Yoshivna
Ino Jengon
Happy Jack
General Custer
Pershing
Torno
Royal Neighbors of
America
Allen
Edwin Allen
Alma
Mary A. We Allen
Riverdale
Chulera
Nfantum
A. A. Mingham
Ogden City Cemetery
Automobile Cartel
Ding Plante
E.W. Nichols
The
Lyceum
New Yorks
RAE
Chleasa Ve
New York Oy 000
Bos
FC Hatterira
Girotte
Schalke Caldwell
Nunamaker
Naston
Cleveland
Tattersen
Careteskie
Neill
Bhore
Firege
Carly
Thomas
Philadelphia
National League
Pittaburg
Menton and
Marsden
Mamamae
Harmen
Kantlehner
Nivean
Kieagahe
Wright
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