Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Court Verdicts
Ogden hosts a string of visitors from Idaho and Montana, including Gemeni ve and Mario Millicken from Blackfoot who attended at Rowland Hall. A jury awards $6,000 to Olive R Stephens in a transit collision case. another suit seeks $25,000 for injuries. Ogden figures include local business ads, a hall opening, and notes on residents’ travels and civic events.
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M. L. Jones Coal & Con Co
Idaho
Ogden
Genevieve
Mario Millicken
Blackfoot
Ida
LeRoy Poginire
van Buren Avenue
Rowland Hall
Saltlake City
IGE
Ogden City Ice Co
Oliver. Stephens
Oden Rapid ‘Transit Company
Aull
Defendar
Ogden Canyon
Re G Willer
Ogden Charles W. Lyon
Venn
American Milling Ood Elevator Company
Ogden City
Montana
Abbut’ Dugdale
Great Tails
Mont
George Smith
Butte
Bit
bin C. B. Simpson
Washington Avenue
Salvation Army
Oln. Sherwood
J. W. Randal
Lamh
Wilen Rendall
Yeaterday
California
Independent Coal & Tea Co
Ephraim Hotmesa
Ogden, Logan & Idsno Inc
Peter Skeen Ggden
Ogden News Roundup Includes Travel, Building and Education
A stream of items covers travel via train routes to St. Louis and Denver from Ogden, local residences and a garage planned on Monroe Avenue at about 10000 dollars, and a new small store on Baxter Street costing 500 to 1900 dollars. Utah school for the blind hosts 280 students at Tagoon for a day trip, while Oregon Short Line executives pass through Ogden en route to Salt Lake City. Publicity folders are circulated to Utah exhibitors, and two marriage licenses are issued in Ogden. District court dismisses a bank case. county education board handles routine matters and tax issues.
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Raymond Whiteams
Lwwo
Oilen
Ht. Louis
Ban Weanelaco
Denver
Rio Grande
Sir Not Buuiberger
Tagoon
Toguther
Bres
Ogden
Calvin
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake City
H. W. Clarke
Chicago
Utah
Ogden Publicity Bureau
Weber Club
Dish Exposition Commission
San Francisco
San Diego
Pacifin Uni
Rio
William TR. Underhill
Salt Lake
Emma Thiel
William Mr. Kine
Lula M. Zollthies
May Johnson
Hulah B. Tattersal
Dipiriet
Ogden State Bank
Joseph W. Grien
Blaintifs
Educational Board
County Board of Education
Board For Adjustment of
War Bulletins Urge Italian Women To Form Child Care Societies
Rome reports Jung 7 via Paris that many wellborn Italian women organize day societies across the kingdom to care for inner class children. The goal is to free mothers or female relatives to work in fields or factories while men are at the front.
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Rome
Jung
Paris
Kingdom
Woodmen of World Honor Memory of Departed Members
Weber camp No 74 Woodmen of the World held annual memorial exercises with wreaths and monument unveilings for T Coleman Chatlain W Stereng and J W Salt. Members gathered at Woodmen hall then traveled to Mountain View and city cemeteries for services and processions through Fraternity brick Washington avenue and nearby streets.
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Weber Camp No. 74
Mountain View
T. Coleman
Blountain Viewemetery
Meny Hera
Forge
Washington Arene
Twenty-fourth Street
Grant Avenue
Bnels
Waxtington Avenue
Brom
Waelington Avenue
Cemetery Memorial Service Notes and Camp Roll Call
Fragmentary report records a cemetery service after monument unveiling and graves decoration. It lists a roll call of deceased members and diversos squads including Wooten, Hartog, Krahl, and several quartettes. references Weber camp and a play titled Unto Herself Alone showing Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Eaat
Jefferson
Wooten Renas
Whey Vamp
Hartog
Quartette
James AL Howall Sug
Wondmen
Oreen Rift
Adams
A. Poerotien
Mathew Galt
Flower Mission Day Observed and Society Events Noted
A Flower Mission day was observed at the home of Mrs. Lota Kennedy with distribution of Bonnets planned around the city. The Weber Brake Mielel society will hold a conference at the Second Ward Meeting House with an exhibit and a Salt Lake artist speaking during the event. Married at noon, M P Underhill of Smittake City wed Emma B Chief of Ogden in a quiet ceremony, the couple planning to reside in Salt Lake City.
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Flower Mission
Mra. Lota
Kennedy
Washington Avenue
Hi Ladies of
Woc
Antil
Mowera
Sra. W. 3
Flewelling
Twentieth Stret
Welch
Qmus
Grant Avenue
Society of the Weber Brake
Second Ward
Tn. m
Ogden
Utah
Hanks
Underhill
Smittake Oty
Emma BB
Moun
Z. E. Carver
Jefferson Avenue
Salt Lake City
My. Underhill
Oeden
Ticos
Mountain States
Tat- Phant and Telegraph Company
Salk Lake
Delegates Attend Grand Council Convention in Billings Montana
Frank Rose and George Goddard of Ogden Council 248 departed yesterday for Billings Montana to attend the annual convention of the Grand Council United Commercial Travelers. They were accompanied by representatives from Salt Lake and Provo councils. The convention will be held in June and 10.
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Gay
Frank Rose
George Goddard
Billings
Montana
Grand Council
Ualted
Ers
Ogden Council
Salt Lake
Provo
Funeral for Mia Vira Sumner Held in Second Ward
The funeral of Mia Vira Daxey Sumner, wife of Theo dory Suviineni, was held yesterday afternoon at the Second Ward meeting house with Bishop Hobbert McQuarrie presiding. The service featured floral tributes, multiple speakers, and special music, with pallbearers and a long cortege accompanying the hearse to the cemetery.
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McQuarrie
William T. Stillwell
David George Shain
Mary Farley
Walter Stephens
Jesus
Busafis Blair
Golgotha
Link Divine
Elsie Shorten
Josephine
Bix Cousing
Jong
Celhatory
Vatriarem Kooth
Obregon Surrender Threat Amid Trenches Stormed
A field statement from Dr. STL Ravachbaun of General Vilin's staff claims Obregon's native advance trench was stormed yesterday. It alleges many prisoners were captured and that Obregon’s garrison, ringed by iron, must surrender or starve. The source is a classified ad.
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Wille Treadquariere
Vadnarez
Jude
Stl Ravachbaun
Vilin
Obregon
Alleged Aug Wath DRAWS 45 Day Sentence
Joe Eustman of the Ogren youth gang was arrested Friday with a homemade hay gin and revolver fixed per session. He received a four day jail sentence after being found guilty of vagrancy. Jim Peter Muth pleaded not guilty to vagrancy. his car was taken for advisement after the arrest near a Fifth Street grocery. Detective Burk testified. Muth has held a grudge against officers and faced multiple prior jail terms. BE T. Rich, a transient and former U S soldier, pleaded guilty to vagrancy. case taken under advisement. He discussed ring schemes and said he would sell a ring for a quarter if the other party appeared vulnerable. Nick, described as a young man of good character, may be allowed to work during probation if an employer is found before release.
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Joe Eustman
Ogren
Mornigsi
Sailly
Jim Peter Muth
Robert Bork
W. J. Narra
T. Rich
United Stuten
Mater
Nick
Ladies of the Hetherbell Meeting Notice
A meeting will be held at the home of Mr. Ellva Fadiis on Thirty-fret street. Members and friends are directed to download the pertinent PORTER advertisement.
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Ellva
Eriendu
Porter
Autvertisnint
First Ad Cabinet Placed on Electric Trains
Julian Banberger of Salt Lake & Ogden Railway claims the first aid cabinet on electric cars includes bandages medicines and remedies for fainting heart attacks and other vascular injuries. The device is mounted in the car side wall near the motor end and labeled with a red cross to guide crews in emergencies.
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Julian Banberger
Salt Lake & Ogden
Red Cross
Bumnberger
Fire damages carload of autos in railroad yards
A fire at 3 40 this afternoon threatened to ruin eight carloads of automobiles in the railroad yards near Twenty third street. Rainmen discovered the blaze and both city and railroad fire departments responded. The flames are believed to have been started by a parked ram a locomotive and damaged one standing car.
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Twenty-third Street
Missing Children Located In Ogden
Jacob aged 1, Jacob aged 10, and Leng aged 8 were found in Ogden after fleeing their Salt Lake City home. Val Buran, 650 Marion Avenue, and relative J Deckater of 180 Quiney Avenue were involved. Juvenile court officers notified Salt Lake police. mother informed and charges likely not pursued today.
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Jacob
Leng
Mya
Val Buran
Marion Avenue
Salt Lake City
Suurluy Eehncal
J. Deckater
Quiney
Ondon
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Tomgat
Patrick Clark Dies in Spokane
Patrick Clark of Spokane dies at his home from heart failure. He was linked to the Inter Morena Daily and former Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, and leaves three daughters.
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Patrick Clark
Spokane
Brokane
Dulrick Clark
Coluinalia
Loar
Vavor Fell Refuses to Meet Airman for 25
Mayor A C fall time received a communication from manager Ralph Messilien of the Naw Torn der Sah announcing that Mematlity will leave New York for San Francisco aboard an airship to Ogden and Westone. He warned the mayor that forwarding the amount would bring goodwill to Ogden and that the airman plans to show his appearance in the Jaden firmament and reveal the exact moment of his singing. The airman aims to visit California by air, hoping Ogden residents would see a military airship. The mayor discarded the note and quipped about Browning guns raining on his city if the aeronaut funds could attract Ogden crowds for a photo opportunity regarding the $26 proposition.
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A.C
Ralph Messilien
New York
Fahy
Hid Alplane
San Kransiacoo
Mutt Fan
Ogden Aun Westone
Ogden
Ateatlaan
Californi
Ogien
Aeronaut Wold
Wild Disorder in Mexico City Describes Food Riots
May 22 report from Mexico City details a massive mob outside the chamber of deputies demanding food as crops fail and winter approches. Acting President Gonzales Girela urged calm while Red Cross ferried away women and children. estimates show up to ten thousand deputies gathered and hundreds removed. Food shortages threaten millions, with relief needed from the United States as Mexico cannot pay for imports.
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Mexico City
National
Deputian
Red Cross
Chamber of the Daputies
Roquel Gonzales Girela
Foreign Relief Committee
Mexico
Morelos
Ananajuate
New Coalition Cabinet Appears in Commons
London report notes the new coalition ministers, Premier Asquith, and the colonial secretary addressed the House. The response to Field Marshal Earl Mitel’s appeal for a 10,000 receuita was deemed satisfactory after intervention by TT Tatty.
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London
House of Commoner
Asquith
Honor Law
Ablioty
Amamith
Mirren
Murape
Taly
Stolen Diamond Report Across Alachizon Avenues
Police report a series of burglary attempts last night on Alachizon Avenues. Detectives say a diamond ring valued at an unspecified amount was taken from Werew Aouice, 207 Adame Avenue, during the incidents.Further details and suspects are being investigated by the LU police.
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Uiefar
Jeffarson
Alachizon
Pullus
D. Staley
Adame Avenue
WORLD'S MARKETS New York June T-licreased confidence Wag show
Global market roundup notes renewed confidence in New York trading as prices rise across sectors. General Electric hits a new high, Westinghouse and other majors advance. Chicago hogs and Omaha livestock show tighter conditions with higher receipts and mixed demand. Sugar futures steady amid varied local commodity highlights.
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New York
Westinghouar
Crocibla Sloe
Allied
Tavar
General Motor
Cahroian Pacific
London
Freauura Goon
French air raid hits German crown prince HQ
An official French communique reports a June air raid on the German crown prince headquarters. French aviators dropped bombs and shells, killing several defenders and claiming a successful operation.
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Lenton
Dupa
Wiroleex
Berinsleaeribes
Amalgamated Copper to Dissolve and Merge
The Amalgamated Copper Company plans dissolution after stockholders approved the plan. The firm has ceased active operations and transferred control to Anaconda Copper Mining Company through stock ownership. John D. Ryan is elected president of Anaconda, with Thayer as vice-president and C. F. Kelty also taking a senior post.
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New Yorks
Amalgamated Copper Company
Amalgamated
Feo
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
John D. Ryan
Takow
Incourne
Bren
Anaecond
Severe fighting north of Arras reported by French war office
The French war office issued a brief afternoon report detailing heavy artillery exchanges and intense combat to the north of Arras and around Lorette Ablain Cabaret Wouge and nearby positions. It notes sustained shelling and clashes with enemy forces as both sides vie for control.
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Paria
French War Office
Sedan
Arras
Wat Wis
Lorette
Ablain
Sue
Battle Report Fragments From Northern Front
Fragmentary war note describes action against the northern part of the Aby Dinth where infantry forces drove back opposing elements. The terse language hints at a frontal engagement with limited detail on units or dates.
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Abydinth
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