Sailors from Coast Band to Join United States Wave
A sailor band of ten from Goat Island and the temple marine band of Mare Island will join the United States Navy recruiting wave. They will arrive in Ceylon in August from San Francisco. The unit, part of the Coast Island and Mare Island groups, will visit Salt Lake and Provo after Ogden, with a potential stop in Utah before final deployment.
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United States
Cevlon
San Francisco
Goat Island
Mare Islani
Utah
Salt Lake
Prova
Ogden
Relpert
Missionaries Lead Evening Services at Hooper Ward
Trademe missionaries of the L D S church attended the service in Hooper under stake presidency guidance. Highlights included organ performance by Lawrence Johnson and the Hooper ward choir led by George Manning. Despite local Pioneer Day celebrations, attendance was strong.
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Trademe
L.ds
Hooper War
Stake Presidency
Lawrence Johnson
Hooper! Ward
George Manning
Hooper
Pioneera of Ta
Iesole Barriscale in Fashion Gowns and Play at Utah
A clumsy OCR fragment reviews a Utah theater program. It praises a child actor’s performance in a mystery drama about a grandfather’s death and a boy named Jesse Lyn. The piece highlights the boy’s prophetic powers and his vivid recital of a death groan as the focal moment.
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Iesole Barriscale
Utah
Giily Ben
Gossio Larrivealis
Jesselyn
Iy Mather
Tak
Free Time Demurrage Rules Probed in Rail News
The article reports on demurrage time allowances and new freight rates. It notes two days free time for demurrage, with escalating charges up to five dollars per day, and mentions adjustments affecting freight and handling. It includes political context with a Washington veto discussion and agricultural bill rider.
Railroad Officials Visit Pocatello Visitors
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a July visit by railroad officials to Pocatello. Unclear names or exact departments due to degraded text. Notable fragments mention Spencer and Nees as agents and a reference to meetings or inspections.
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Pocatello
Tocateelg
Thepeetet Landay
Ss. Spencer
Gered P. Nees
Early closing urged by city merchants for Saturdays
Business leaders in Ogden consider implementing early Saturday closing, with several firms already adopting 7 PM hours. President S J Kaplan coordinates with merchants as plans unfold, aiming for uniform stores closing by 7 on Saturdays. The effort follows years of gradual shifts toward earlier shopping hours and reactions from farmers and general retailers.
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Ln Orden
Rma Ha Aiready
Wright & Sons Company
Ogden Furnimye & Carper Company
Ogsten
Pian
Kaplan
Renner Asks For Time Extension In Austrian Peace Talks
On July 31 Kary Reimer the Austrian envoy arrived from Ket Kinch on the Swiss border to confer with Vienna officials. Hermann officials outlined a plan for a peace conference and the provisional acts previously issued were to be reviewed with patience before a final accord could be reached.
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Kary Reimer
Ehanertior
Vienna
Hemper Wtatee
Women Raid Sparks Rush to Escape After Gambling Bust
In Cedavinieel near here early today nearly forty women fled a raid at a gambling location. One woman reportedly jumped through a window as officers moved in, with valuables seized and payouts noted. Authorities searched for several suspects and promised further action.
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AMEA
Cedavinieel
Pele
Yorina
Gorcnes
Mle Ws
Dyer
Gailia
Murders Reported in Jackson Hole Stir Ogden Residents
Three additional murders were said to have occurred in the Jackson Hole area, with Salt Lake receiving details via Idaho Falls. Authorities in Ogden reported no confirmation of new killings by early morning, yet local fear grew amid tensions between residents and outlaw elements as William Bewell’s murder case against Ogden men continued.
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Jackson Hole
Ogden
Salt Lake
Idaho Falls
Standard
Lester Ja. Baker
Kemmerer Trimublican
Oakley
The
Jackson
William Bewell Jupon
John Henry
Ruben Winarow
Ogden Laya
Excellent musical treat at the Tan theatre yesterday
At the Wind theatre last night Besele Barriscalé starred in Jesselyn's Wit in Kathleen Norris's novela. A large crowd enjoyed a well curated program arranged by organist Professor Charles J. Peart. The performance featured a mix of operatic and classical numbers by Josef Hofmann, Verdi, and others with favorable patron comments noting refined renditions.
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Besele
Jesselyn
Kathleen Norris
Charles J. Peart
Mumbera Wis
B. B. Brower
N. Garagusi
Josef Hofmann
Hrigoletta
Verdi
Cronbadour
Critical Fire Situation in District Four Amid Blazes
Fire danger remains high in District No. 4 of the forest service with rain easing but fires spreading across Idaho forests. Crews fight a large blaze near the Idaho-Hanaleah border threatening several homesteads as Hay Hazard Creek fire nears uncontrollable levels. numerous new fires reported and central Idaho storms blamed for flare ups.
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Forest Service
Idaho
Yalmen
Inia
Hees
Idahona- Hanal
AL. B. Morse
Hazzard Creek
Ife
Health department files complaint against firm
The city health department accuses Tribe Investment Co. of maintaining dirty premises on lower Twenty fourth Street. Officials say the property is not clean and has become a safety concern. A warrant is issued for the arrest of the firm’s representative as investigators urge compliance with health regulations.
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City Health Department
Weilinst
Tribe Investment Company
A Inc
Santhure
George Shorten
Morine
Ciy
Kont
Telok
Japanese fined $200 for possessing liquor
Tl. NatowL was arrested by Deputies Blackburn and Brown for liquor possession. Found guilty and fined 200 or 189 days in county jail. He had 18 pints of liquor in a suitcase and said he bought it in Evanston before prohibition and brought it to Ogden for personal use.
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Tl. Natowl
T. HW. Blackburn
Wm. Brown
Elfy Cautl
Notowi
Mqnor
Evanston
Ogden
Idaho
Young Man Held for PoCatello Officers
Jot Decker, 20, of Pocotello, was arrested yesterday by local police at Union Station as she was leaving an Oregon Short Line train. He is being held for PoCatello authorities who say they have a warrant for his arrest on a charge of white theft.
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Jot Decker
Pocatello
Union Station
Oregon
Toewea
Ile
Wito Dehet
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Daily Record
Hollingsworth funeral planned in First Presbyterian Church this afternoon at 4 for Mrs Hollingsworth burial will follow in St Marys Ohio beside husband Charles J Hollingsworth three sons Charles R Fred P T of Ogden and Mayor Howard J of Ashton Idaho accompany the body Caroline Wasmund Gelgus dies after brief illness heart failure born Lorna Mecklinburg in Germany July 24 1811 she came to Ogden in 1908 and resided in Cad en survived by Mrs C E Cauller and Francis Gelgus a brother and sister in Nebraska also survive body to Lindquist chapel for burial preparations Darrell Coop five months old son of Mr and Mrs Albert Coop funeral held yesterday at 4 pm at the family residence 213 Thirty fifth Street services presided over by Counsellor John Nichol speakers The Garver Reverend Th Garver President A L Scoville He
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Coalville
Samuel Chirk
Aleke Libernacle
Bishan
J. W. Stumtes
Clatt Ward
Marvin "Object
St. Chile
Rosa Chirk
Aranda Hibbert
Ng Hanteea
Van
Cee Real Bragdchildren
Clark Steved
Couliilletty
Cornak
Humle
Hera
Amd Wats
Uiala
Hollingsworth
Stev
John Liltwanl Carver
First Presbyterian Church
St. Mary's
Ohio
Charles J. Tiollingsworth
Charles R
Fred TP
Ogden
Howard J
Ashton
Idaho
Geigus
Caroline Wasmund Gelgus
Lincoln Avenue
Gelgus
Lorna
Coop
Darrell
Albert Coop
Phirtieth
John Nicholas
Th Garver
A. Ll
Scoville
Obituaries and Funeral Services in Ogden and Nearby
A series of funeral notices and services are reported. Edward Joseph and Grace C Dickson are remembered with speakers and musical tributes. services take place in Ogden area meeting houses and are followed by interment in Ogden City Cemetery. Pallbearers include J W Davison and J M Tillotson, with several speakers delivering consoling messages to bereaved families.
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Sedwerdt
J. S. Carver
Florence Summerhays
Squire -Coop
Igang
Hoses
J. W. Carlson
Steele
J. W. Davison
J. M. Tillotson
Joseph
Edward
Ute
Ameetinig House
N. A. Tanner
R. H. Moyes
Thomas 4
Gererd
Wn.a. Tanner
R. Watkin
Atrs
Bernice J.rickson
George Hain
Ogden City
A. Hawson
Digeson
Ma Grace C. Dickson
Fowler Area
John Evkwhart Carver
Are City
Liquor Question Deliberations Among Officials
United States Marshal David Thomas of Salt Lake conferred with Sheriff Herbert C. Peterson about liquor law arrangements and ongoing cases involving the Tribe brothers and George Iliner. Deputy Marshal David Gershon expected late today to join these discussions while Washington moved a bill authorizing more commissioned officers in the army.
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United States
David Thomas
Sal Lake
Sherit Werbert C. Peterson
Brothers Tribe
George Iliner
Joseph Julian
David Gershon
Washington
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