Drank in Evanston and Got Drunk in Ogden
Ray Eddy was arrested Wednesday evening after alighting from a Union Pacific train and pled guilty to intoxication. Judge Barker approved a four suspended sentence recommended by County Attorney Charles L. Fase. Eddy explained he drank in Evanston last Sunday and again in Ogden, with his mother present in court.
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Ray Eddy
Willam Brown
Union Pacific
Charles L. Fase
Barker
Eddy
Evanston
Ogden
George 8.Earher
Hart Stars in The Hand That Won at the Cozy
Big Bill Hart headlines a return engagement at the Cozy with The Hand That Won, delivering a broad comedy of mischief and bold tricks. Hart's famed swagger and slapstick set the crowd laughing as locals cheer the shifting comic caper on stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Hart
Big Bill Hart
Musical program at the Hermitage
A Sunday concert at the Hermitage invites Oyden residents and city visitors to attend. The Alden Pattigrew orchestra performs selections including Verdi Tantamounts, King Saul, and a cello solo. Additional numbers and a fuller program are promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermitage
Oyden
Alden Pattigrew
H Trovatore
Beens Verdi
Webster
King Saul
Glegares
Bereeuse
Jocelyn Seeetee
Es Gadara
Last episode of Vengeance at the REX tomorrow
Olive Thomas stars in Broadway Arizona this Sunday with all tickets priced at 5 cents. Classified Arts note directs readers to check the Classified Ada for details.
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The
REX
Olive Thomas
Arizona
the Rex Tomorrow
First Chautauqua program to be held in tabernacle
The Ogden Chautauqua opens tomorrow at 7 30 in the Ogden tabernacle due to late tent arrival. The program features strong Americanist lectures and entertainers, with speakers from the United States and Europe, a notable wildlife segment by Gorst, and Thavin's band delivering orchestral music. The opening evening includes Nol Pattee and his veteran fiddlers performing tunes from the Civil War era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Chautauqua Assembly
Oyden
Oyden Tabernacle
Geden Tabernacle
Chautanqua Committee
Chautauqua
Epeckers
Jesgona
Europe
Ameri
Vuin
America
Mountains
Blue Mountains
Gorst
Thavin
Tiavina
Ihe ‘Tretle Clefend
Nol
Pattee
French Boys Have Their Arms Blown Off by Toys Dropped
A World War I letter from Private William L. Blayler of Company G 168th Infantry describes life in France May 9 1918. He recounts separation from comrades a hospital stay and the destruction seen around towns. He notes innocent children injured by explosive toys dropped from enemy planes and mentions receiving stripes and intending to send news weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DP. Traylock
North Ogden
France
American Expeditionary Force
Tam
Clinpings
Ienry Daniels
Ray
United States
Utah
Prench
Wsband
Angus T
World markets sluggish with gains in late session
New York notes stock movement led by steel and locomotive shares with losses in coppers and tobaccos. Rail issues like Canadian Pacific faced pressure while Liberty bonds steadied. early losses in General Motors and United Tobacco group recovered. Kansas City and Omaha livestock reports show higher hog and cattle prices. sugar prices in New York flat to firm after steady crude movement.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Baldwin
Canadian Pacific
General Motors
Studebaker
Marine Preferred
Atlantic Gulf
Samara Tobacco
United Cigars
Tobacco Products
Baldwin Locomotive
Urumble Steel
States Steel
Chicago Market News and Ogden Livestock Report
June 7 weather eased euro market fears and corn outlook improved on high ground in Iowa. Opening prices fell across grains with July at 1.94 1/4 and August at 1.46 amid light trade and lower oats. Provisions rose on light harvests and strong yard prices as shorts cover. Ogden Union Stock Yards reports cattle receipts of 3200 with steer prices 10.50 to 12.40, heifers 4.50 to 7.00, hogs top 6.40, sheep steady. calves and cows noted with varied values.
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Kansas City Liverstock
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Chicago
Towa
Ogden Livestock
UNION + STOCK YARDS
Oden
Ford
Two Ogden Boys Enlist in Army Draft
Two Ogden youths joined the Army today through the local recruiting station and left notices for Fort Douglas. Admiral D Wheelwright of Paety-dirth Street and Charley Weston of Quincy Avenue were named as contacts. Both lads joined the quartermaster's corps under the draft. Tomorrow at the cozy.
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Ogden
Army
Ealt Lake
Fort Douglas
Admiral D. Wheelwright
Charley
Weston
Quincy Avenue
Quartermaster’s Corps
Chicago Livestock Market Report Amid Mixed Offers
Chicago live stock sales show heavy butchers steady to firm with calf and feeder demand mixed. Sheep receipts reach about 7000 with best bids around 17 dollars to grind, lighter hogs and cattle fluctuating as buyers assess value. Prices per hundredweight appear at 16 to 19 dollars for various cuts and grades with some high end figures noted for select lots.
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Chicago
la Steong
Medinan
Utah Stocks and Quotation Listings for June 7 1918
Private wine quotations from J A Hoyle Co list closing prices for June 7 1918 across mining and industrial stocks. Includes Allan Mining Aurerigan Con ALG Lumel Bullion Mining Columbus Rexall New Quincy Ohio Copper Prince Consolidated Paloma Salis Keed s Peak Silver King Coal Tar Baby Tintin Standard and many more with bids asks and multiples along with bank and industrial stock entries and prices.
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Allan Mining
Aurerigan Con
Lumel
Bullion Mining
Columbus- Rexall
Howill Mining
New Quincy
Ohio Copper
Prince Consolidated
Bie
Paloma Mining
Salis Mining
She
Silver King Coal
Tar Baby
Tintin Standard
Elawinre
Lle
Noak
Ah Consolidated
Yankee Consolidated
Two Lieutenants Killed On Field In Battle Practice
Lake Charles Ta Jane Lieutenants dehm Ta Hegarty and Tra eorsa Lee Hatton were killed near Gerier first today when their air planes collided during battle practice. Helvin from San Antonio Tex and Hegasty from New Jersey mentioned. Last episode of Vengeance and the Woman at the Rex tomorrow with Olive Thomas in All tickets.
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Lake Charles
Jane
Dehm Ta Hegarty
Tra Eorsa
Lee Hatton
Gerier
Prac
San Antonio
Tex
Hegasty
New Jersey
Germans to man Russian warships in Mediterranean plan
London June 7 The remaining Russian fleet at Quessa Sebastopol will be operated by German crews and possibly used against Allies in the Mediterranean per Delo via Stockholm via Daily News. German engineers and mechanics are said to be at Nikolaieff arsenal. Manchuri H arbin reports General Semenoff says Bolshevik troops crossed the Onon River and pressed attacks in Trans Baikalia as Austro German cavalry and infantry threaten Semenoff communications.
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London
Quessa
Sebastopol
Mediterranean
Delo
Stockholm
Daily News
If 19
Nikolaieff Arsenal Af. Se
Bantepor
Associated Press
Semenoff
Siberia
Onon River
trans-Baikallamé
Semenols
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Orpheum
Tn Erice
Reith Pearson
Evening Star
Feam Tannhausery
Tabernacle
William L. Blayloer
168Th Infantry
A. E. Forces
Ghigago
Clic
Matt
Lary
Glover
Panamas
Herre
the Leader, Inc
J. A. Hoyle & Co
Hudson Avenue
Deseret National
Bru
Farmers & Stegra
Walker Bros
Virst
McCornick & Co
Ational Bank Republic
National City
National Copper
Nional
Y and T
Genie Sec
Orden Wok, & Urov
Helen
Ken
Wis Aleacy
Orac
Bortl Ouves
Omen
Clarks
Oxfords
Manchuri
Harbin
Manchuria
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