Ogden City notices and local incidents update
Random local items report thefts at construction camps near Ogden, police inquiries into a bootleg theft, residents traveling to Yellowstone, and social events. Notables include Judge Reed taking a court sabbatical, municipal court changes, visits by Idaho forest workers, and upcoming Socialist meetings. Also noted are travel plans of residents to California, San Francisco, and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sien T. F. Farr
Mina Witet
California
L. Jowen Coal & Ite Co
Carl Cuce
North Ogdon
Prigally CaMatock
Gydenith
Woods
Forest Service
Cowan
Idaho
Janno Uing
Kelton
Sovicipal
W. Heeder, Jr
Tia
Tory
Exhminer
Department of Yaids
Opiion
Jackson Holt
Wyomins
Gery
Reeder
Hunt
Bell
George Barker
C. B. Fisher
Culcrpa
Galatives
Mr. Summers
Chicreo
Ogden Packlow & Provision Company
Twizel
Thomase W. Jones
War rumors spark timing doubts amid eastern front chatter
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss continuing war risk and economic terms. Mentions contracts, free photos, and study or labor references with vague dates and names such as Ogden Win and Amundsen, suggesting a period editorial or advertising fragment.
Tax Levy of Ogden Increased to 12.1 Mills
Ogden city council increased the tax levy for the current year to 12.1 mills to fund public services including the library, street repairs, sewer improvements, and fire contingencies. The assessed city property valuation rose to 15,269,755 dollars, totaling about 188,000 dollars in expected tax revenue for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
J. B. Cunningham
P. J. Moran Company
Moran Company
Madison Avenue
Twenty-fifth
Twenty Eighth Streets
George Barker
Steeder
Stephens
Wrahington Avenue
van Buren Avenue
Twenty-ninth
Nine Births Reported in Wisconsin City
The city health department lists nine new arrivals announced by Inspector George Shorten. The babies born in July include a girl to Priest AL Leetham, a girl to A G Fialits, a boy to B Bingham, a boy to J W Minon, a girl to Doyle, a boy to H H Goddard, a girl to Jacob Kap Jr., a girl to Halph Armstrong, a boy to Karl Nieisep, and a girl to Terrence Mu Govern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Health Department
George Shorten
Priest AL Leetham
A. G. Fialits
B. Doyle
Mes
H. H. Goddard
Jacob Kap, Jr
Halph ‘Armstrong
Karl Nieisep
Terrence A. MuGovern
Milling Company Incorporated In Riverdale Ogden Flour Mill
In the county clerk's office yesterday the Farmers Mill company filed articles of incorporation with capital of 10000 dollars in 109 par value shares. For 2600 dollars in stock it takes over real estate from William Stimpson Jr. Incorp officers include William Stimpson Jr president AG Stephens vice president C W Stimpson secretary treasurer and Janna Simpson and J M Stimpson as directors. The company plans to establish and operate a flour mill in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers” Mill Company
Intorporaton
Riverdale
William Stimpson, Jr
AG. Stephens
Return from the Coast Journey by local party choir group
Anuity Clerk Harry Hales and Mrs Hales along with Mr and Mrs Parker, Mr and Mrs Jeraelson, and Mr Ti L Howes returned from a two week trip to California with the Ogden Tabernacle choir. They spoke of an enjoyable tour and added features of the coast journey and concert schedule. Also notes on Chicago hog market activity and cattle demand hint at market steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hales
Moran Bond Granted After Fraud Charge in Salt Lake City
J Moran of Salt Lake released on $6000 bond after being charged by County Attorney J B Evane with defrauding Frank Brown of Te Timote of 492.11 in July. Moran claimed to act as broker in a so called confidence game but police allege he deposited and cashed papers for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Moran
Salt Lake
Far- Wahod
J.B. Evane
Moran
Frank Brown
Te Tmote
Rome Tina
Galt
Brown
Battica
Hisronds
Four big pictures tonight till Saturday at ISIS Theater
The ISIS Theater invites movie lovers to four big pictures showing tonight through Saturday. Expect cool comfort and popular films, with a steady schedule and strong marquee titles.
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Isis Theater
County and City 10 Increase Tax Rate Across Mills County
In a special county board session, a 41.8 mill levy was set for the county including the city, with 28.8 mills outside city limits. The rise adds about 5.9 mills for Ogden and district funds, state roads, and library. A deputy auditor prepared a comparative table showing city and county allocations, with totals for Weber County and various districts. Special levy includes five mills on all sheens and goats in the county and four mills on all ranges and cattle per state bounty taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Commissioners
Ogden Schoale
Ogden
L. A. van Dyke
Blale
Onder
Orden City
Diatrick
Weber County
Seres Hooper
Persevere Hunteriia
Foamesville Oeeseesater
Sheen
Goats
Eke
Subscriptions From Canyon Areas Delivered To Local Stands
The Standard will mail to subscribers in Ogden Canyon Walsh News Stand Idlewild Ira Cream Stand Herrastage Care Mr George Keopp Lewis Taylor’s Store Wildwood Carp. Papers leave Ogden on the first car after 4 80 p m addressed to subscribers at listed locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
Ogden Canyon
Walsh News
Idlewild
Ira Cream
Herrastage
Care
George Keopp
Lewis
Taylor's
Wildwood Carp
Ogden
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs Aniam Steed at 4716 Madison and Ingram Wright at the Dee Hospital. Steed, born August 21, 1865 in Farmington, died after gallstone surgery. survivors include husband James J Steed and six children. Wright, 82, died after illness. he is survived by a wife, two sons, two daughters, and two sisters. Interment for Steed at Farmington Cemetery planned with services in Farmington.
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Aniaom
Binet
James J. Steed
Aaron Jackson
Madison Avenue
Steed
Ogden
Farmington
Dee Hospital
Jacob
Aslen Ni
Uheoney Miller
Hushid
Ivan Mf
Parrish
Centerville
Gerald M. Bierdow
South Africa
Helen M
Begsele
James By
Florence Steed
Dante Ft
Miller
Preston
Ida
Mra
Mormon Church
Stake Primary Association
Ome Tate
Larkin Chapel
Marmington Merating
Parmington
Parmingtn& Camentery
Addamodila Vortesa
Wright
Inmer M. Wright
Hus Dee Heaplind
J. Q. Weight
Kemmorar
Waltio Pomoray
Fienner
Kirkendall
Indignant Hartman Released From County Jail
Indignant IG W. P. Hartman, formerly jailed after a surgery case, was released yesterday from Weber County Jail. The man, claimed by a mining claimant Beaver, remains a matter of dispute as he vows actions against the involved parties. The running fight in a Laura Hope Crown production, The Alhambra, is set for Saturday only.
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Hartin
Furgery
Ogee
Ife
Weber County
Haebuan
Mynér
Laura Hope Crown
Alhambra
Forfeits Bail and Cases Dismissed in Court
In Judge N J Harris division a case of Ogden City v Mrs Macy Saville was dismissed. The motion for dismissal was entered under stipulation with the defendant's attorney that her bail would be forfeited and that she would forfeit bail in a similar case. The district court trial had begun but was interrupted by out of state witnesses. Re sumed July 29 the agreement to forfeit bail ends prosecutions in the two cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Harris
Ogden City
Macy Saville
Diamisari
Blie
Institutad
Dmie
Card of Thanks for sympathy after loss
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness and moral offerings after the death of a husband. Signed by Mrs. Wh Hadlock, Mr. and Mrs. Oren Jadlock and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haarlfelt
WH. Hadlock
Andy
Oren Jtadlogk
Healy Hickey Wedding In Ogden Nods To California
Miss Eleanor Ifonly Healy and Irak Hickey were married in St Josephs Catholic Church Ogden with a small guest list. Reverend Father Ryan officiated as Milas Vealy and Walter Smyth served as bridesmaid and best man. The couple plans an extended honeymoon through California and the Northwest before returning to Eden. The bride is the Healy daughter of Mr and Mrs M D Healy of Twenty Seventh Street. the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs David Hickey, assistant general foreman of the Southern Pacific shops. They will reside at 2177 Lincoln Avenue after the trip.
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Healy-Hickey
Eleanor Ifonly
Irak
Hickey
Ogden
St. Joseph's Catholic
Father Ryan
Salt Lake City
Te Coast
San Pedro
California
Northwest
Eden
Mra
M. d. Healy
Twenty Seventh Street
Hickwy Ie
David Hickay
Milas Abigail Vealy
Walter D. Smyth
Mrs. Hickey
Lincoln Avenue
How Russians Meet Attacks Front Page Dispatch
London dispatch cables describe how Russian forces face German pressures along the front from the Vistula to the Wieprz. The report notes German probing and delays in large-scale advances while Russian troops contest positions from Sokal to Grunark, with tropical heat adding strain. General Buehm-kesanlil claims progress across the line yet the front remains under heavy strain.
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London
Petrograd
Tnntiana
Nant Felting
Vistula
Wie Prez
Buehm-kesanlil
Hetwagn Sokal
Russian Cavalry Tactics and Balkan Turmoil Described
The dispatch details Russian cavalry tactics on the battlefield with patrols and pickets tracing German advances, while Balkan rumors claim Bulgaria may cede territory to Turkey in exchange for railway access. British leaders warn that Britain must bear the cost of victory as coal shortages and labor declines threaten the war effort.
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Aew
Lloyd-tiurgy
Sypemher
Great Britain
Peridur
Athetas
Lloyd- George
Conference Between Gerard and German Chancellor Promised
The American ambassador James W. Gerard was summoned to a conference with German chancellor Theobald von Bethmann-Hollweg in Berlin. The meeting, held as the German leadership returned from the front, was described as having potential bearing on future developments in German American relations.
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Berlin
London
Theobald von Dethmant-Hollweg
W.sam
James W. Gerard
Germany
Gerginny
Becker Faces Electric Chair In New York Case
The long delayed Becker execution prepared at Sing Sing with warden Matt Osborne confirming plans to move ahead. Family members were expected to witness while other officials prepared the final steps for the likely execution of Becker and two accomplices.
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Doman
Becker
Matt Osborne
Sng Sing
Haver Hugh
Prinity
Johnson
Necker
Saniel Haynes
Niegro
Recker
London coal operators meet amid government call
A London conference gathered coal operators and government representatives to discuss controls on coal supply in Africa. Sir A San and David Loyd George led speeches outlining strategic aims as officials outlined measures to stabilize output and address near-term shortages.
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London
Snath Walea
San
Kuerainty
Tha Minarn
David Loyd
George
American Goods Held Up Amid British Blockade Talks
Washington reports ships in Rotterdam harbor with American goods tied up by the British order in council blocking commerce with Germany and Austria. Some cargoes are Belgian origin and await safe conduct. officials aim to resolve the dispute through informal negotiations with Belgium and Allied authorities.
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Washington
Hyibo
Rotterdam
Oland
Germany
Anatria
Ohefforia
Au Olfieiny
Atnte
Aeture
Porthan
Priel
Belgaum
Great Britain
Ahippera
Factorcn
Abbiaceia
Motor boats armor plan sparks defense debate
New York reports discuss arming motor boats as auxiliary coastal defense. Naval experts weigh the plan's feasibility and potential effectiveness while cautions rise about unprepared state.
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New York
Winekiwan
Aupuetpe
Battle ships in Mudros Harbor arrive after Dardanelles fight
The Athans correspondent reports the British dreadnought Lion arrived at Mudros harbor on Lemnos Island with Acquitania and Mauretania used as troop transports. The Lion is said to have seen action earlier in January off the Dox German coast, and the Uriah battleship Agamenon Vuon is badly damaged and also at Mudros.
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Rertia
Sayville Tha
Newe
Athans
Vossinuhy Zaltung
Surgeon Galls for More Money in Serbia Aid
New York dispatch reports Dr Richart YP Strong of Harvard, heading the International Health Board mission in Nish Serbia, cabled the American Red Cross seeking 20100 dollars more to stabilize typhus and other diseases. Red Cross officials said 10000 dollars came from Rockefeller funds with remaining from the Ted Crowds.
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New York
Richart
Strong
Harvard
International Health Board
Nish
Serbia
American Red Cross
Atta
Red Crows
Strike Ends At Remington Plant In Bridgeport
Bridgeport Connecticut reports a strike by machinists at the Remington family plant and its principal subsidiary Union Metallic Cartridge Company ended. A majority returned after a wage increase demand for eight hours was rejected. About eight hundred machinists and other workers were affected as the Rocker Milling and Machine Company plant also faced stoppages. The Remington plant had operated day and night amid wartime production pressures.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Twily
Remlupton Family
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
Bie
Planta
Remington Company
Hacansn
Warea
Sheriff Orders Guards Arrested In New York Incident
Disjointed report cites sheriff ordering guards detained over a confrontation involving a pliant group near Pilewater Ol company Wy onne, S.J. durbie de revo si rire tore. Names and details unclear due to damaged text but indicates arrests tied to an event where shots were fired and evidence referenced.
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New York
S.J. Durbie
Frank Fred Gutki Birth Record Noted
Frank Fred Gutki, born October 31, 1914, appears in the record along with partial details from the Twins area. The fragment notes his birth date and ties to the local notation system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank and
Fred Gutki
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