May City Council Actions Reported and Pending Items
The council referred sidewalk district protests to the city engineer for calculation and noted May expenses of 2477.20 dollars. Receipts for licenses and fees totaled 2937.40 dollars. The health officer reported fourteen contagious disease cases, two serious. Pole removal on Twenty fourth Street referred to engineer and committees. Water department claims 681.89 dollars and payroll 91.00 approved. A 1.00 appropriation for OA encampment was sent to committee. Rapid Transit pole removal order granted thirty days. Waterworks ordinance extensions and management appointments debated. bond and accounts to be handled by law and water committees. Finance weekly reports required. council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pastoria
Fulton
Municipal Court
Amalipar
Twenty-fourth Street
J. C. Nye
Assis
Etpraees
Law Committee
Special Water Committee
Juan Peery
Real estate transfers filed in county records
Real estate transfers list deeds recorded in Wallace County the transfers include Mato to William Bingham in Central Bark addition Lot 33 block 5 Feat Livone addition lots 3 and 4 block timanser’s Mato Street. Thomas H. Howe to Pearl A. Crown part of Lot 1 Block 43 Plat C Ogden. Madley and wife to Pearl A. Brown part of Lot 1 Block 3 Plat Aaden City Survey. Culley and Barah Culler part of Blocks A T Plat C Ogden City Survey. Ball to W. J. Critchlow Lots 1 and 2 Block 6 and Lot 1 through 34 inclusive Block 7 Osden addition. Caries Crelehbaum lots 1 2 3 4 6 16 12 18 19 20 21 3 24 Block 7 Mrookism addition to Ogden. Consideration amounts vary.
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Tae Wie
County Recorder
Wallace
William Bingham
Biork
Livone
Timanser
Mato Street
Aifaltica
Weottmansee
Thomas H. Hmwe
Pearl A. Crown
Chittren
Ogden Clipsure
Hutu E Madley
Eifo
Pearl A. Brown
Aaden Cy Aurvey
Culley
Barah Culler
Oaden City Survey
Conahderation
Ball
W. J. Critchlow
Mock
Lota
Lous
Inetasire
Binoke
Errevke
Osden
Considerattia
Taga
Cxttenlow
Pife
Caries Crelehbaum
Adalilon Ty Ogden
Macadamized Road to Be Built at Weber County
At a county commissioners meeting action was taken to provide a macadamized highway from Weber to Davis counties at a cost not exceeding 25.00. The road will pass through the Ban Ridge area which has caused attention due to seasonal erosion. The committee postponed several items including land encroachment and safety measures on narrow or dangerous sections. An appropriation of 1,567 was added to aid in entertainment for veterans during the encampment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honera
Salt Lake City
Stnad
J.C. Callds
Weber County
Davis County
Ban Ritgo
Kotoriong
Cates Uughnens
Rleas
Orden Canyon
Karoline Dryteam
Departed Firemen Remembered After Service
A somber note honors fallen firemen, recalling veterans like Caton and a decorated era. The piece mentions early service, final efforts, and the community’s gratitude as medals and garlands marked dedicating memories.
Memorial day list and Pacific Coast excursion rates
Excerpt recalls dead veterans by name and honors Memorial Day, listing many individuals. It also advertises round trip excursion rates to the Pacific Coast with daily departures from July through October and urges readers to ask agents for particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Pac
Marriages Listed Amid Confused Notices In Utah Nevada
The item lists multiple marriage licenses issued or sought in Ogden Salt Lake and adjacent areas with couples from Warren Ogden Mackfoot and Blackfoot among others. The prose includes stray sentences and nonsequiturs about county clerks and public commentary, yielding a fragmented record of marriage activity with several unreadable names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Brown
Ida White
Warren
John L McGowan
Annie Marie Manley
Ogdeny
William Henry Spangenberg
Grare Lacie Thomas
Onden
C. E. Corbiere
Berebe A. Edearde
Reshlerte
Winkemucea
Nevada
Sam Dye
Neden
Keinity
Lewhses
Aimon J. Prwett
Salt Lake
Ann Anterson
Orden
WH. Howard
Ogden
Mary Christensen
Mevirath
Alberta
Ralph S. Winterton
la Fee Virle
Stetirath
Hammon
Mackfoot
Ida
Verma Wilde
Blackfoot
Wilford E. Hart
Latile Blratford
Delinquents Placed With Relatives Under Court Order
Judge Volney C. Gunsell ordered two juvenile offenders placed in the custody of relatives for a set period. Viryan Hoste will be sent to a ranch near Promontory, under Mrs Vanderhong’s care. Ralph Wi is to remain with his mother and be sent to Iowa to live with relatives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wi
Iowa
Bids Wanted for Brick County Courthouse Project
The Board of Education of Weber County invites bids for a brick period house with cement basement in the Taylor district two miles south of Went Weber school house. Plans are at FP Woods & Co Fourth Floor Financier National Bank building Ogden Utah. Bids require a verified check for at least five percent. The Board may reject any bid. Meeting June 12 1903 at 1 o'clock p m at First National Bank building. By order of the Board of Education Weber County. Secretary prints notice June 1 1993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Vatucation of
Wetat County
Taylor
Went Weber Schol
Ofice of FP. C. Woods & Co
Fines National
Ogeen, Utan. AM
Doan
Tauchton
Weber County
Ka. Froertar
Gers
Onden
Utah
Probate and Guardianship Notices in Weber County Utah
In the Second Judicial District Weber Utah estate of John S Whittaker creditors must present claims to the clerk at Grinnell Law Office Washington Ave Open City Utah on or before October 3 197 Mary Lewis administrator first publication June 2 19%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clariiet Court
Utah
Weber
John S. Whittaker
Team Creditore
Woockers
Grinnell
Washistion Avenue
Linh
Mary Lewis
Why and Wherefore Aomintater Dreams on Day
A faulty OCR passage from a weekly asks why and wherefore a boy questions his father about punishment. The child says the father’s whip is harsher than the mother’s, and the mother’s discipline is criticized. The text is garbled and lacks clear context or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banat
Wheeled 4 Sheep Tor Charity at Bhavington Market
A young man organized a wheeled tar event near Market Drape ton in Pneland to raise funds for Alazar. Participants traveled from Shaytaton to Culverhall with approximately thirty rates involved. In the crowd a Saree cand and the women wheeled aliens exchanged glances as wagers were noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bhavington
Market Drapeton
Pneland
Villare
Dealvertatl
Shaytaton
Culverhall
Shoplifters Caught At Work At McCready's Store
Two men identified as Jobo Green and Joseph Martin were caught shoplifting at McCready's clothing store on Twenty fifth Street. They attempted to flee as Mr. McCready and clerks restrained them, with police arriving and taking them into custody. Authorities believe the pair may be tied to a local shoplifting gang affecting Lower Twentieth Street merchants. The initial charge was petty larceny, with potential for more serious counts if connections to prior thefts are proven.
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Jobo Green
Joseph Martin
McCready
Twenty Fifth Street
McC
Hob Chamberlain
Tah. Burke
Brown
Tad
Twentieth Street
Niat
Admirals Honor Japan Us Dinner at Hotel Astor
Admirals Uety and Berry spoke briefly at a dinner hosted by the Japanese Society of New York. Admiral Sperry praised the Pacific voyage and friendship, while Japanese reps pledged respect and alliance. Huntingtom Wood addressed the guests in Japanese, welcomed by the assembled officials.
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New York
Orla
Hin
Charles 8. Sperry
United States
Pacific Coast
Elde
Hotel Astor
Japanese Society of
Uety
Berry
Larkins
Annapolis
America
Sperry
Japan
Ehip
Tanen to Prison Until Books Are Found
A court hearing in New York involves Tanen and the director alleged to have permitted the covert removal of a Dacha item under subpoena. The proceedings include testimony from Sanford Htinsen, a prominent attorney, and other company figures as evidence conflicts arise before Judge Lacombe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanen
Dacha
New York
Patel Pemain
United Sales
Neike
Cam Ab Po
Sanford Htinsen
Judge Lacombe
Baer
Judge defers contempt charge in grand jury book seizure case
Judge Lacombe warned Hague and the Helaze brothers after a dispute over removing books. He said contempt could be sought if witnesses or officers acted to obstruct the grand jury. The matter centered on testimony from Johnson about a talk with Meine brothers and privilege claims by company attorneys.
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Mtoblnem
Helaze Brothers
Lacomble
Hague
Rohnson
Meine Brothers
Ant Nelage
Lacombe
Sembert
Clafting
Grand Jury
Senate Considers Cotton Cloth Schedule Amid Debate
Washington June 1 The Senate began consideration of the cotton cloth schedule after Chairman Aldrich signaled sessions would start tonight. Senators Smoot and Lodge spoke for provisions, defending the Tariff act and arguing duties under the Dingley law were reduced by customs rulings. Dolliver challenged Aldrich on ad valorem vs specific duties. the session adjourned at 0 p.m. with no further action, to reconvene Thursday.
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Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Thorn
Utah
Benster Lodge
Republican Party
Farland
Orser
Dolliver
Henator Aldrich
Root
Board of General Appraisers
Mental Health Suggestion and Odd Food Advice
A fragmented piece discusses conscious mind suggestibility during brief daily periods and notes how thoughts may be adopted by the brain. It then shifts to a bizarre list of food and preparation instructions including oysters, grapefruit, and strange basket and condiment ideas, in a jumbled historical newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCob Te Marger
Fragmented OCR: D Meuly Public Dinner Show Attacked
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a public dinner event disrupted by an attack. Readable items include mention of a show, dinner, and July month fragment. Names and places are unclear, with multiple garbled words obscuring specifics.
Fostors Resist Removal For Trial In Criminal Libel Case
Editors of the Indianaapolis News face trial on criminal libel charges over articles alleging vast graft in the Panama Canal purchase. Judge Alderson ruled malice must be express in criminal cases, while the editors argued the pieces served public morality. Testimony questioned authorship and editorial control amid claims editors acted within public interest.
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Deteran Smnith
Charles Wit Tams
Indianapalty News
District of Columbia
Panama
Donc
Anderton
Effence
Han
Alderson
Malica
Anderson
New York
Wero
Berance
Atx
Machhs
Tin
Charter P. Williams
News
Uniter Statea
McNamara
Ate
Willams
Py Taft
Drage Ian Robinson
William Nelson Cromwell
J. Merpont Morgan
Matet Ain
Mir. Willlare
Inula Howland
Wile Varnx
Senate
Cr. Tatt
Motive for Going Home Revealed In Country Family Scene
A country family discusses Johnny's strange wish to go home. The exchange reveals confusion about the motive and a stubborn insistence on family routines as they react to his request. The dialogue hints at underlying tensions and generational distance within the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Magactoe
Dr Cleminson Charged With Murder Bonded For Alleged Wife Poisoning
In Chicago June 1 Dr Haldane Cleminton was formally bonded for the murder of his wife Nora Jane Cleminson who he claimed was chloroformed by burglars. Police report quote his denial while investigators reveal inconsistencies including stolen money and flowers from a patient care period at a hospital.
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Chicaco
Haldane Clem
Nora Jane Cleminson
Otirten Platea
Jir
Cleminton
Fowern
Berg
Ho Ghee
RK Zanghan
Howe Teran
Bisaltal
Clemia
Miss Berg
Mina Herz
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Wenty
Ghge
WTAM
Mtabn
Caton
Marty Ford
Joshua Willame
Fred ‘Cobade
Fred Cobade
J Cobabe
Charles Keller
Wlam Chapple
Ofeon Miser
Charles Eoor
Ham Orrenwell
Wilton
Kiabt
Crandall
Caaries Watkins
Q. ‘Thompson
Hubert Smad
Heber Warnes
Jedediah Pidcock
T. KK
Lathe
Radwarda
George Whitehead
Charles Harrop
Cherlea Tyrée
Dean Olntreent
McCready's
Uri
ASTOR
Himaelt
Smoot
Ledge
Bath
Joan Ee
Bell
Ogden Business College
L. A. Martin
Twlavan Smith
Fala
Tieneat J. Lewis
The
Manama Canal
Sammy Green
DR. Cleminson
Sylvan Park
Morphy
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