Officers Prohibited From Searching Passengers at Union Depot
An Ogden superintendent statement says officers and sheriff's deputies may not stop or search passengers on depot grounds or near the entrance. Transit officials cite past abuses where travelers faced unnecessary embarrassment from searches. Depot management vows not to allow baggage searches by officers on depot premises or platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot
Bok
Ogden Laton Hepat Aid Railroad Couvoy
Slee Department
Sheriff's Office
Eden
S Lang
Te Xheriffe
Elty
Titan
Marton
Tracy
Alflewss
Juvenile Bootleggers Brought for Ogden Trial
Two juvenile bootleggers were captured yesterday by Morgan County sheriff and will be brought to Ogden for trial before Judge Dan Sullivan of the Twenty Court. They will be placed in custody of Sheriff Peterson for juvenile court proceedings. They are under 18 and were caught attempting to sell liquor in their neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan County
Ogdon
Dan Sullivan
Ftventla Court
Hp. C. Peterson
Urulow
Crowd Enjoys Lockwood Picture The Utah
Director Fred Balshofer adapts Henry Kitchell Webster novel into a strong human drama. Harold Lockwood as David Smith impresses with determined heroism while Tessie Eyton as Christabel captivates in emotional scenes. Supporting turns by William Ditford and Christina Deaumont enrich the plot as tropical-settings photography and comedic interludes complete a balanced program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Balshofer
Henry Kitchell Webster
Polur
Pincipals Dur
Cnet Anu Kl
David Smith
Harold Lockwood
Unscrmulens
Gearmant
Tgistera
Wiliam Ditford
Christabel
Christinpher Deaumont
Jong She
Tregraun
Remin
City Officials Invited to Birth Anniversary Exercises
A letter from H. Taller, chairman of the Mungements committee, invites Mayor Browning and all city officials to attend the anniversary exercises marking the birth of the American Se. The event is set for June 15 at 2 p.m. in the Fike lodge, and city commissioners have accepted the invitation and will inform committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Taller
Browning
Conant Tees
Supreme Court rules amendments valid on journal entry
The supreme court unanimously sustains entering amendments in full upon journals as the proper method. The decision upholds the amendments as valid and the city of Price may issue bonds by popular vote. In a second ruling the court affirms a lower court in quieting title to a Farming ton lot for Idaho Wholesale Grocery Co. versus James H. Robison.
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Supreme Court
Ulle
Weber
Price
Idaho Wholesale Grocery Company
Jamea H. Robison
Farmington
Ile
Robinson
Merchants Urge Ogden to Address Housing Shortage
In Ogden City merchants warn of a worsening housing shortage as families struggle to find homes. A vacant housing estimate looms while the community calls for action to ease the acute situation through building and rental options amid widespread discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Homer
Two New Sewer Districts Give City Jurisdiction
City commissioners report jurisdiction gained in two new sewer districts numbers 142 and 143. District 142 covers Thirty-second through Thirty-fourth streets and related avenues, Pingren avenue, and nearby blocks. District 143 includes Tyler and Ogden avenues, Thirtieth Street, Sullivan Road, Jefferson and Madison avenues, with adjustments south of Thirty-second Street. The text also contains garbled intrusions and irrelevant dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Wall Avenues
Grant and
Washington and
Childs Avenues
Strestay Pingren Avenue
Childs
Jefferson and
Monroe Avenues
Tyler
Ogden Avenue
Thirty-second
Thirtieth Street
Porter
Monroe
Sullivan Road
Madison Avenues
Elks Open State Convention in Ogden This Friday
The Elks prepare to open their state convention in Ogden at 1 AM Friday with a welcome address. Officials and visiting delegates from Utah and nearby towns will attend opening ceremonies featuring Mayor T. Lamart Browning and other city leaders. The schedule includes opening sessions, committee reports, a parade, and a dance at Lake Park with entertainment by the S P Glee club and a local Phatheher orchestra.
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Ogden
Normw
Gst
Weleorachy
Samuel Wrowiing
Boe Kirkendall
Vie Aghes
Eliths
Vie
Ingess Veldag
Kirkendatt
Exallen
Onden Lodge
T. Lamart Browning
Elks
Gia Avenue
Mavetie St
Crams Avenue
Euley
Lewis Sliver Gamly
Daner
Lake Parr Park
Sul Lake
Chy
Bamberger
Hey
Uckow
Wiks
Park City
Bireba
Prove
le Ds
Amity
Pe S. P
Pitian
Phateher
Farhia
Captain Royal Douglas Appointed Assistant City Attorney
Captain Royal Douglas was appointed by city commissioners to the post of assistant city attorney succeeding the vacancy after L. Stine's resignation. Protests claim the previous arrangement with the law firm linked to large city interests was illegal for eight months. Douglas noted prior associations but stated no issue with his taking office beyond protest.
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Royal Douglas
L. Stine
Ening
Sile
LWO
Douglas
Attar
Heys
Hoy, Devine, Eeeles
County agrees to build Atton Montpelier highway
Bons Lake county commissioners met with forest service engineers in Onden and signed a cooperative agreement to construct the Atton Montpelier highway. The project will take three years due to limited county funds, but will create a vital link from Ogden to Yellowstone National Park through Idaho.
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Bons Lake County
Onden
Engineering Department
The
Forest Service
Atton-Montpelier
Idaho
Ogden
Yellowstone National Park
Trial of Mexican Who Killed One of Forest Rangers
The trial of Tynaile Martinez, charged with murdering Rudolph Mullenthin, a forest ranger in Manti National Forest, began last Wednesday. Information from S. P. Locke of the city notes that Martinez allegedly shot Mullenthin when the ranger confronted him for being a draft evader. Jacke was supervisor of the Manti forest when the incident occurred.
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Tynaile Martinez
Rudolph Mullenthin
Manti National Forest
S. P. Locke
Marts
Tig
Martinez
Mullenthin
Jacke
Nie
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden area
Catherine Tuver Greenwell 73, pioneer Ogden resident born in England in 1847, died from general debility at 4 40 pm yesterday at 214 Twenty second Firest. Survived by four brothers James George John and Frederick Greenwell, all of Ogden. Funeral arrangements not yet made. Clara A Patterson wife of Adam Patterson funeral Friday at 2 pm at 2547 Jefferson Ave with Walton James W Cre officiating. Remains to lie in state Friday morning. interment Ogden City Cemetery. Fannie Miler of Washington Avenue died at nephew Ward Miller’s home yesterday evening.
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Latter-day Saints Church
James
George SM
John HL
Frederick FP. Greenwil
Ogden
Mildred Sully obituary and funeral notices
Frilx and Ellen Jonnaon Spily mourn the death of Mildred Sully age 12 at home on Twenty First Avenue from heart trouble after five months illness. Services set Friday at Five Points Congregational Church with Matthews presiding. Interment Ogden City Cemetery. Funeral of Move Hied held at St Josephs Catholic Church with interment in Ogden City Cemetery.
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Oully
Mildred Sully
Frilx
Ellen Jonnaon Spily
Harvinville
Assalins
Five Points Congregational Church
Ney
Godfrey Matthews
Marrinville Avenue
Ogden City Cemetery
Ricgt
Move Hied
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ogden City
Children’s Aid Society Meeting and Red Cross Appeal
The Children’s Aid Society holds a regular meeting at the Dippenaary Friday at 3 PM. Queen Esther Chapter No. 4 O. F. S. auxiliary asks members to send Red Cross work to Red Cross rooms at First National Bank building. Mrs C H Kilaworth and her daughter Mrs George Rushneth left for Los Angeles for several weeks.
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Children’s Aid Society
Children's Aid Society
Dippenaary
C. E
RED Cross
Crowe
Hie
First National Bank
Los Angeles
C. H. Kilaworth
George Rushneth
New York
Reparation Left to a Commission in Austrian Peace Terms
Paris reports that the Austrian peace terms fix ten specific sums as reparations and set a commission to examine Austria resources and determine payment amount and method. The article reflects debate on whether to pull the piece, with editorials and side remarks about personal matters interwoven in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Uns
Austria
No Accident Week Rally Aimed At Central Western Region
A period called No Accident Week is urged across railroads led by Halefolden and Hale Holden. Ogden Union Depot officials report a nationwide drive June 22 to 29 to promote safety and joint effort to run railroads without accidents. The appeal stresses collective action, observance across the central western region, and a push to top past liberal campaign levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. L. Beil
Ogden Unio
Mali
Halefolden
Hhe
Central
United States
Central Western
Hale Holden
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Lockwood
Utah
QTY
ELS
Boya
Ada
Bear Lake County
Fannie Miler
Saez Washington Avenue
Ward Miller
Amelia
Tive
Lick Bon
Allan Miller
J. Crouch
Stephen Miller
Miley
Ste
Nera
NEW Sporting Goods Store
Ogden Sporting Goods CO
Tan” Harrap
Chris” Andneson
H. E. Goddard
Henry Williams
Mr. Williams
Washington Avenue
Sporting Goods
Atech
Washington Ave
Central Western Railroada
Mabel
Anta
Oster
Perction Oil CO
Boyle Furniture Co
Consolidated Wagon & Machine Go
Herrick & Co
Home Furniture Co
Geo. A
Lowe Go
Boyle Hardware Co
Sidney Stevens Implen
Lake City
Perble
Dberriae
New Perfection
America
Ogden Furniture & Carpet Co
Summerill's Stove Supply Co
Watson & Flvaare Co
W. H. Weight & Sons Co
Richardson & Runt, Nent Co
Lofl Company
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