Pioneer Diary reports July 14 trek and local notes
July 14 riders of the Donner trail cross Weber river at Last Canyon after four miles in Weber canyon. The item lists local notices including births, marriages, employment moves, notaries, shop sales, travel plans, and a runaway accident at Pleasant View with witness Peter Cragan. It covers Ogden and surrounding area activities, Doppler-like snippets, and business notices from local firms.
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Weber Canyon
Wery
Agyain
Weber River
Divorce Causes and Custody Details in Intermittent Filings
The article outlines failures to provide divorce causes including lack of support promises from husbands in multiple cases. It notes marriages dating to 1910 and 1912 in Pocatello and Salt Lake City, with husbands deserting wives in Portland and Ogden. It mentions custody arrangements for two children and the need for monthly support during proceedings.
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Charlotte Hazel Williams
Salt Lake City
Rosenthal Held After Bankrupt Store Owner Arrest
D Rosenthal, proprietor of the Golden Eagle store now bankrupt, was arrested after a lengthy sheriff search. He faced a federal preliminary examination before a U S commissioner in Salt Lake on a creditors petition totaling about 320,000, with total liabilities near 30,000 and an alleged 32,000 food shortage. He was released on bond after the examination.
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D. Rosenthal
Rosenthal
Golden Eagle
Propristar
Rowenthal
United Siates
8. T. Com
United States District Court
Salt Lake
Hosentha
Commercial National Bank
Aga Rosenthal
Eutera
Ogden Pioneer Day Parade Band Participation Disputed
Utah pageant organizers in Ogden faced a clash over featuring the Utah State Industrial School band. Committees ruled that unless Nicholas re joins the Ogden musicians union at Sunday meeting the school band would be barred. Governor Spry reportedly asked that school band services be declined if parade tensions with labor unions persisted.
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Ogden
Utah State Industrial School
W. Tichols
Nicholas Renatural
Ogden Musicians’ Union
John Watson
Spry
John Walah
Wrestling Match at the Alhambra for Pioneer Day
Pete Viseer will wrestle George Nelson at the Alhambra Theatre as part of the Local Twenty fourth of July celebration. Manager T. J. Skinner confirms the match under Pioneer day entertainment, following Lester Park pyrotechnics. Both wrestlers have signed contracts and posted guarantees, with a likely lively finish anticipated.
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Pete Viseer
George Nelson
Alhambra
Ti. J Skinner
Pioneer Day Entertainment Committee
Lester Park
Home News For The Boys Of Troop Four Ogden
The boys of troop four fleet cavalry N G A of Ogden are to receive special news here weekly by telegraph. A 100 word letter will be sent over Western Union wires. Arrangements for this have been made by Mayor A. B. Heywood.
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Fleet Cavalry
N.G. A
Ogden
Civil Service Positions Advertisement Notice
Civil service positions prepared at home using provided data of courses and post mods. Furnished upon request Box 173 Ogden.
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Ogden
Probate Caseload in District Court Opens with Demurrers
In Judge Harris's court this morning the probate and motion calendar featured multiple demurrers and quick rulings. Cases include Effie Ford versus Harry Ford overruled demurrer, Kate Cragan versus Wilford Crigun overruled with 20 days to answer, and Esther Williamson versus James F R Williamson overruled with 20 days to answer. Estate actions include William C. Penrod estate sale confirmation, Andrew P. Jarrell final accounting and discharge, Joseph Decker guardianship release, George Spencer Kennett guardian appointment with bond, Peter Minnoch real estate sale confirmation, all granted or set for October 20.
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Effie Ford
Harry Ford
Mra
John Lognan
Louis Pekoules
Kate Cragan
Wilford Wy Crigun
Joseph
Decker
Pisrian
Andrew P. Jarrell
George Spencer Nennett
Peter Minnoch
Tourists to Top in Ogden on Yellowstone Route
A Santa Barbara party of tourists is due to reach Ogden tonight en route to Yellowstone Park via the Wylie Way. They plan dinner at the Hermitage in Ogden Canyon and a return visit to the canyon on their trip back from Yellowstone.
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Santa Barbira
Cat
Ogden
Yellowstone Park
Wylie Way
Wan
Fats
Hermitage
Ogden Canyon
Canyon Apata
Yellowstone
Removal of Administrator for Estate of John W Carver
W C Carver H Carver Ellen Knight and Emma Palmer petition to remove Josiah Mr Carver as administrator of the estate of John W Carver alleging incompetence. They claim he possessed property without court orders, failed to report property sales, paid funds from the estate without orders and misappropriated estate funds.
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Josiah Mr. Carver
John W. Carver
W. C. Carver
H. ©. Carver
Ellen Knight
Emma Palmer
Bright
Chet Allen Way Plays In Ogden For Local Club
Manager J W O Brien of the Utah Power Light company baseball team is negotiating for the services of Michel Chet Allen of Devils Glide for the remainder of the season. Allen is sought for the Glenwood games next Sunday when the Mower plassist meet the Star and Dean of Salt Lake, regarded as the top amateur club in the state.
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J. W. O'brien
Utah Power & Iight Company
Micbel
Chet” Allen
Devils’ Glide
Clacey
Allen
Glenwood
Mower Plassist
Star and Dean
Salt Lake
Society DEPART FOR COAST AND LOCAL VISITORS
Society members depart for the coast after visiting relatives in Ogden over the past month. Mrs Walter FE Clack and Joseph, along with Mrs John EF oy wife of Judge Hapley, will depart for Los Angeles and Ogden respectively. Judge Taii of Colorado and a Denver resident were seen conversing with Ogden visitors. Gatien will remain in Ogden a few days. In a Woodmen of the World meeting, district manager Nevin of the Pocatello district presided in Fraternity block as the regular officers addressed the gathering.
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Walter FE
Clack
Ioseph
Ogden
Hepartea
Los Angeles
Taii
Supreme Court of Colorado
Denver
John Efoy
Jutxe Hapley
Jude Gatien
Opden
Woodmen
Mana
Nevin
Pocatello
Local Meeting Highlights Brief Talks by Candidates
A local gathering featured a brief address to members and short talks from others in attendance. Two candidates, Charles Tracey and ML Marriott, were slated to speak.
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Orter
Charles Tracey
ML Marriott
Second Squadron Utah Cavalry Leaves for Border Duty
The Second Squadron Utah Cavalry under Major Mjor M. B. Wallace with 524 men and 20 officers, and the field corps of fifty men under Major J. F. Sharp, left Salt Lake City at 10 o'clock for the Salt Lake Route. Destination not announced, but assumed to join other Utah troops at Nogales, Arizona.
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Salt Lake City
Utah Cavalry
Mjor M. B. Wallace
Soaphal
J. F. Sharp
Salt Lake
Nogales
Arizona
Storm sweeps over the south with fatalities reported
Summersville, July. A powerful storm moving from the Atlantic coast battered Charleston and outlying areas overnight into today. Initial reports say two men were killed and extensive damage occurred as the storm paralleled the coast, with meager dispatches from Charleston about ten o'clock this morning.
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Summertille
8. C
Charleston
Atlente
Shot of Capital Society at a Social Evening
A scarce readable note mentions a social event at Waebinrtee with a photo of Tomgut danghiee f hie Generel tod Dire Albert 3 Burleson. It notes a young woman believed to be twenty attending the popular gathering.
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Tomgut Danghiee
Albert
Waebinrtee
Hector sinking off Charleston with fifty Marines aboard
Charleston July 14 The naval collier Hector bound for Santo Domingo carrying fifty marines reported sinking about sixty miles off Charleston. Though the Cypress tender went out for assistance, heavy seas prevented rescue. The tug Viellant reached the scene and a steamer stood by. By 1:30 pm wireless reports placed the sector fourteen miles off Charleston with a four mile per hour drift. The Alamo remained in touch and ready to aid.
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Golller Hector
Charleston
8. C
Hector
Santy Dosuingo
Thoughthouse
Cypresa
Viellant
Hretor
Cherleston
Orpet Case Nearing Jury in Lambert Murder Trial
Waukegan, UK, July 14 The case of Wil H. Gre charged with the murder of Marton Lambert was expected to go to a jury tonight. James H. Wilkerson, chief of Orpet's counsel, argued that reasonable doubt remained in most facts. Prosecutor David FR. Joslyn spoke, saying he hoped to finish before eight.
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Waukegan
Notareress
Wil H. Gre
Marton Lambert
James H. Wilkerson
Orpet
David FR. Joslyn
Alan
Joslyn
Hie Témarka
California Senator Warns on Jap Crisis Policy
California senator urged keeping the Pacific Ocean between nations to prevent race amalgamation and Japan migration, warning that any contact could trigger conflict. He cited self preservation and proposed U7 statute to bar further immigration of Japanese people to the United States.
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Washington
Firner
Works of
California
America
Thare Enald
Chile
Congress Debate on Japanese Immigration and Pacific Coast Defense
A discussion on Japanese immigration policy criticizes restrictive laws and argues for broader naturalization criteria while warning about potential war with Japan. The speaker asserts California hosts tens of thousands of Japanese residents and urges stronger Pacific coast defenses, including dual armies and navies to guard sea canals.
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Japan
America
Uei
Thors
California
Pacific
Guards Drive Back Mexican Raiders
San Antonio Texas July 14 To C company Second Teams Infantry commanded by Captain A B Horton came the destination today of belong the first of the national guard to exchange shots with Mexicans They prevented a raiding party from crossing the Ido Grande near Donna Texas Armed Mexicans attempting to enter American territory at 2 oclock in the morning were detected by the outposts They were ordered a halt but continued advancing The Texans opened fire The fire was returned but discontinued after a minute Mexicans hurried back to their country Nose of the Americans were injure and It is believed none of the Mexicans was bit.
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San Antonio
Texas
A. 8. Horton
National Guard
Ido Grande
Donna
O'Cink
More Troops Sent to Brownsville Briefing
Trownarike July 14. An official Port Devon announcement says an additional two divisions of state troops have been ordered to Setothin district, expanding American forces on the border to a full army corps of about ten thousand men. The troops will include several infantry regiments, field artillery, two cavalry squadrons, and one military troop.
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Trownarike
Toras
Port Devon
Cne
Ilon
Tropa
Setothin District
Ft War Eald
GOOD TEMPLARS PROTEST BEER PRODUCTION CLAIMS WASTE
A protest by Good Templars in North and South Dakota Lew Infana and Oklahana argues barley used for beer is bread waste. A letter signed by 40 000 lodge members condemns the barley consumption and urges beer supply only as bread substitute. The protest dispatch notes July 14 and London timing.
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Jows
North and South Dakota
Lew Infana
Oklahana
Atosterdan
London
von Bahmmann-Hollweg
Good Templar
Ciermany
Wilson reviews Mexican trouble in Wallington July 14
President Wilson and his cabinet discussed preliminary settlement proposals for Mexican difficulties framed by Acting Secretary Polk and Mexican ambassador Arredondo. A joint commission plan was reportedly proposed to address border questions and cooperative actions against bandits.
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Arredando
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