Steel confesses to stealing Abh oats and handbag loot
T A Steel, intoxicated and arraigned, confessed to a second degree theft charge and was bound over to district court by Judge W L Reeder. He allegedly broke into AN Shaw's home at 2025 Washington Ave Sunday night, stealing 27.80 from Mrs Shaw's handbag and 8.10 from purses in the premises. Police recovered 47.50 and the crime occurred in Salt Lake City with Ogden Detective George Wavillay presenting proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Steel
District
W. l. Reeder
AN. Shaw
Washington Avenue
Inet
Shaw
Ealt Lake Ciy
Soecal Police Department
Proveht Ty Ogden
Gorge Wavillay
ethMne
Balt Lake City
City Finances Show May Balances and Bond Impact
City auditor report for May shows heavy receipts and disbursements tied to a $75,000 bond for artesian wells and waterworks extension. Receipts exceed $40,000. disbursements exceed $70,009, leaving a credit balance of $13,031.15. Departments include water supply, parks, streets, public safety, and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repor
Department of Purt and Finance
Department of Water Supply and Waterworks
Department of
Cree Aarie Department of Public Safety
Grand Opera to Be Heard at Orpheum June 19
The Italian Grand Opera company, 75 performers, will present Faust in full at the Orpheum Theatre on Saturday evening June 19. The company, formerly Lombardi Opera, was to perform Sunday June 20 but a date change was made to suit audience preferences. Luipt Lencheldl serves as director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qguen
Jove Lo Bie
Faust
Orpheum Theatre
Mayadger Joseph Gosstof
Irelind Grand Opers Company
Lombardi Overs Company
Luiptlencheldl
Burglary Charged in District Court Trial
The preliminary hearing for Joe Treen and Frank Brown was held in municipal court. Bound over to district court with $500 bail each, charged with second degree burglary for breaking into a box car in the Indianapolis yards to steal merchandise. Prosecution witnesses included L. Owens Sam Woitt and John Suitt. supporting testimony covered car finding and sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Treen
Frank Brown
Twens
Mondas Alent
Last Vaudeville Week Closes With Big Show
The Orden vaudeville season ends with a large finale as manager Gass backs top acts. A new show opens today with matinee and evening performances headlined by Ned Nestor and his Nine Sweethearts. Margaret Warrell stars in the Anne Herd show, with Lenard, Louie and Locke in a lineup of fresh acts and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orden
Manaper Gass
Orphen
Ivasow
Tats Janes
Towle Dames
Mer
Jamen
Ned Nestor
Tia
Fooriale Vegiity
Vandreile
Margaret Warrell
Atinning Siel
Anne Herd
Lenard
Louie and
Locke
Schulte Renews Acquaintance Too Often Says Judge
A court report notes Judge Schulte admonishing a defendant for renewed acquaintance with a party. The Mio Mobile case involves a hotel arrest linked to intoxication. George Noyd pleaded guilty in a related charge. A sergeant executed a sentence for a separate vice case, and Hoyle was taken into custody yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vrank
Aurel Ai
Une Police
Wikelvanie
Une
Ueto
Severail
Roukeuvost
Thes Ceneral Hotel
Palrohnan Iaint Hutchins
Chayge
Emiens
George Noyd
H.C. Peterson
Teourth Street
Washington
Nor Wires
la I Hoyle
Deaf convention brings Utah Idaho delegates to Atlantic Theatre
Deaf people from Utah and Idaho gathered for the annual convention. Driggs of the School for the Blind welcomed attendees and noted the benefits of such gatherings. Superintendent Iriggs and Rev Simpkins addressed the group, praising the hospitality of the school and outlining plans for an afternoon program with reports from officers and further events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mah
Lala
Athantara Theatre
Sud
Superlotceni DM
Driggs
Reo
Ihisering
iRey
FS. Simpkins
Iriggs Deliv Sheech
Uriges
Simpkins
May Babcock
Salt Lake
Utah
Idaho
Soloists Arrive for Ogden Tabernacle Choir Rehearsal
Emma Taiey Gates Horace W. Q. Horsley and other soloists arrive this afternoon to rehearse with the Ogden Tabernacle choir for a Salt Lake recital and California trip. A special train arrangement via the Rimberg route is planned with departures at 4 PM and return by 11 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Taiey Gates
Prisan Donna So Prang
Horace 5
cAigu
Bitritone
W. Q. Horsley
Cime
Qeden
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
Saltake Tabernacle
Miss Gates
Mr. Horstey
Logan
Mr. Miisigh
Salt Lake
Neeer Eary
Tomve Ogden
Tuk
George Ralf
Utai Haa
Jaciet
Pentionen
Cholera Falls on Vienna Area Amid Reports and Quarantine
A Vienna outbreak of cholera prompted emergency measures as health officials report suspected cases and casualties. Authorities order inspections and disinfection while urged vigilance spreads to nearby regions. News agencies note international concern and rapid response actions.
Guardianship Petition for Joseph Teele Filed in Ogden
An Article notes a petition for guardianship of Joseph Teele, declared incompetent, filed in Ogden. It mentions the estate value, attendees failing to attend the hearing, and related local civic notes. Also reported are local social items, building projects on Spencer Avenue, a new residence on Thirtieth Street and Grant Avenue, and various trips, births, licenses, and departings of residents, with oblique references to Ogden Bankers and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Condo Hag
Joseph Teele
Decker
Ogden
Ganyon
Gamint Phi
Lalt National Tank
Slatthew
Ane Afra
Gordon
Ely Health Department
World Markets Rally Amid Mixed Global Signals
Turbulent trading in New York and other markets as investors weigh variable indicators. Stocks show uneven gains with some sectors lagging while others rise on cautious optimism about global demand and policy signals.
Here is Some Food or Thought The Spenders and the Dimes
A local appeal urges citizens to spend money where it builds the city and benefits all. It lauds the Alhambra company’s locally funded effort to promote a higher quality motion picture amusement by supporting community capital and safe, comfortable builds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra Cmpany
Alhambra Jet Upheaval Sparks Statewide Debate
Fragmented OCR article details a chaotic scene surrounding the Alhambra jet project and a plan by a company to move operations across states. It notes public interest, potential delays, and officials weighing the economic and cultural impact on communities, including mentions of prices, patrons, and local sentiment.
No Friction Between Local 366 and Alhambra Theater Declared
Ogden Utah June 7 1915 board of directors Local 366 AF of M deny rumors of friction with Alhambra Theater. Letter from H E Skinner manager praises Alhambra for theater project and notes positive relations. Also a note of thanks from Ogden Tabernacle Choir for a 1250 dollar contribution toward their Panama Exposition trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. £. Skinner
Alkwairy Theater
Desroir
Musicians Union
Alhambra Theater
A. F
Stinner
Mgr
Mx. Skinner
Ogden Tabernacle Choir
San Diego
San Francisco
Ogden
Tom
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Deaths and funerals notice for Robertson-Wien mie 17 Mon indicate a service at residence and a funeral at Langtan meeting house with Bishop MB presiding. Survived by widow Janet Green and several siblings, with remains at the home awaiting services. Interment planned at Intermont in Mayaville cemetery. further details announced.
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Robertson—Wien
Riraily Tesidenre
Cavennry Recond Street
Green
Joneph T. Creed
Janey
Thamay
Mary
Mra
Janet Green
Oho
Saline Ter
Mergill
Flee Brothers
Flee Brothers, Funeral Soryheed
Omyde Te Maar
Bishop MB
Adama
Frienda Mayvin
Anthday
Bundy Winl
Mayaville
Fragmentary Society Notes From California Visit
A damaged OCR fragment describes social visits and family ties. It mentions Mrs. Pantie Walker traveling with two children from Oakland to Southern California and meeting W. Stecwratt and family, with references to Mrs. Manning and a visit involving Walske’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Pantie Walker
Qalandar
Ae Walke
Manning
Hiversida
William Beast Saves Witness Fees City Fiver
In a puzzling fragmented notice, references mix names and phrases about William Beast, witness fees, and municipal actions. The legible bits mention a city, a five dollar amount, and court or bureaucratic processes, but the overall text is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Beast ‘As
Fiver
Vassar Alumnae Making Plans For Economics Forum
The report notes Vassar College alumnae planning events and fundraising. It mentions Patishheepens and a Drernaendl committee, with references to degrees and a president figure. A potential journalism study or theater linkage is hinted, alongside a $275,000 target and a Ne w York donor's involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaye
Cape
Garry
Barken
New York
Hart
Unclear fragment hints at campus real estate dispute
Fragmentary text mentions campus area real estate and landscaping plans with ambiguous names and a misformed budget of 850 dollars. No clear event, date, or parties are identifiable.
Arona Militia Ordered To Prepare For Field Duty
A notice from Washington states the Arona militia received orders to ready themselves to take the field. The message warns of fever and smallpox risks near the border areas and mentions financial concerns in relation to wartime mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Atty
War Department
Washiopton
New Commander Named for Battleship Texas
Captain A W Grant appointed commander of the battleship Texas after serving as chief of the submarine division. Captain Mood previously served in the air department at Washington. The change follows recent Navy reshuffles amid ongoing celebration events in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
John Mood
Air Department
Washington
Fle Generheaeib
Davtigh
A. W. Grant
Helleship Peas
Grant
Capsain Hood
Navy
Delaware
New York
Italians near Trieste seize key rail line
Tiny Witte reports Italian forces view their hold on Monfalcone as pivotal to Trieste. The occupation narrows Austrian supply routes, with Monfalcone seen as central to railway access and troop transport between Wrest and Tolmina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammunitton
Wrest
Tolmina
Monthieone
Triest
Copper shortages spark huge U. S. demand and transport chaos
The item describes soaring copper demand in the United States and accompanying transport disruptions. It mentions shipments, vehicle usage, and various logistical notes, highlighting widespread impact across industries. Names and places are scattered, with references to dates and personnel amid a fragmentary report.
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Steel
Vienna
Geneva
Switzerland
Yaris
Pene
Ted Vwenny
HL Rasmussen
UTA
Huntsville
Ulah Siner
Denmark
RMA
Ami Typmussen
Gedota
Deta Well
Yy Ogdens
Mark Randall
Talph Viaiader
Dingglant
Mies
Iain
Ananitel Iin
Ando
Beemer
Paul Bee
California St. Lone
Dole
Sed
Germine van der Behuit
East
Charles Martindale
Chicago
Woi Reedow
M. Te Fomes
Wall Avenue
Salt Lake City
Argentina
Barles
Wimarby
Clover
Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Danilo
Ansari
Charles la Rogeth
Pmenmoniy
Dane
Borretary Fevay
Varionn
Bethlehon Steel Hegmn
Stoo Mar
Politar Mare
Cephera
Ahd Motors
Uiton
Alte Statre
Steet
Orie Hirst
Possoentay
Marke
Wien
Chicago Grain
Liverpool
TEE
TRE New
Hetty
Otter Hiyy—Thhe Company: de Retoene
Aline
Hambray
Ogden, Utah
Board OF Directors
Chas
Thatcher, Seay
Utal
The
Alhambra Theatrical Company
Ee Ees
Willard Scowaroft
Rogerbon-Allen Hi
He Temonte
Mr. Wright
Alan
Galifornia
Mero Man W. Stecwratt
Dave Lefty
Opden
Torgan
Southern
Bayer
Vassar
Ae i Artiton
Te Aalege
Hhawsey
MacCricken
Arona
John Wod
Aly
Angivia
Traverety
Trent
Mathrenat
York
Lid
Fujitlon
Wilson
Wytray
Brian
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