Random notices and local updates from Ogden area
A garbled page fragment lists visitors and local commerce. Mentions Miss Dorothy Mandl, Mrs. David Eeeles, Lamuis, and Miss Florence Hirst, with travel notes to Spencer Idaho and Hinwola Nebraska. Local ads reference Armor Market, Ogden Furniture, and Proudfits Sporting Goods. Marriage licenses issued include Andrew Kasnitizact and Grace UC, Charles Ieiy and Maud Wolel, with details of a civil matter in district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hirst
Hinwola
Neb
University of Nebraska, Hammacks
Ogden Turniture & Carpets
Rest Heart
Cnttton
Park
London
2Th Street
F. Wright
Ater
Isonet
Andrew Kasnitizact
Grace UC
Tol Ogdat
Howned Smith
Kate P. Walkare
Os Charles Ie Iy
Maud Wh Wolel
Agzodt
Jason
McKinneyy
SRG
District Court Calendar and Notices Roundup
A jumble of legal notices and social items includes church plans and a district court calendar. Vague references mention a fatality inquiry, letters of administration for Peter Adjukdvilul died around April 7, 1908, and heirs listed as a wife and five children in Austria.
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District Cour, Maginnis & Boul
Pit Barxorie
Lelters
D. A. Whalen
Eof
Peter Adjukdvilul
Bhesde Yeensed
FAO
Southern Pacific Company
Peculiar Court Case Involves Denver and New York Banks
The case before Judge Rolapp involves Hugh Nenry suing Commercial National Bank for 274.01 tied to a draft drawn on Kowalis Brothers of New York. Key figures include Malloy and two women named Janey Malt y. transactions span Corine Denver and Ogden with Heavy and Knauss testifying as bank witnesses. The matter was argued and submitted.
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Rolapp
Hugh Nenry
Commercial National Bank
Wayward
Dames Malloy
Janey Malty
Corime
Malloy
Denver
Matlay
Mr. Heavy
Ogden
Bank
New York
Denver Bank
Heavy
Hugh Heavy
James Malloy
G. D. Knauss
Nolan Gets Sixty Days For Larceny and Disturbance
Patrick J. Nolan pleaded guilty to petit larceny in Municipal Court and was sentenced to sixty days in the county jail. He had created a disturbance at the Pacific hole where he worked, brandished a revolver, and frightened two girls. He was ejected by the hotel manager and later found to have stolen a revolver and a bartender’s scrolled items. This marks a second prior sentence for similar offenses in Ogden.
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Patrick J. Nolan
Nolan
Pacific Hole
Nola
Tie
Hia Farribie
Abnette
Nolna Dats
Ienge
Ogden
Wooly
Wardleigh
Trolley Strike Disrupts Richmond Rail Service
Reported strike by trolley workers in Richmond and nearby cities causes outage across Blancheater and Pelermbtg areas. Company anticipates men arriving by tomorrow to restore the system. no disorder has been noted. June 17 noted as a date in the evolving situation.
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Richmond
Ayatem
Blancheater
Pelermbtg
Tar Tong
Trollny
Mon
Pittsburg Meeting on American Independent Glass Labor Question
In Pittsburg on June 17 a gathering of glass industry figures discussed neutral regulations and the future of the American Independent Glass union. The meeting focused on labor tensions and a proposed return to work by contractors amid industry-wide concerns and pending outcomes.
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Pittsburg
Aise Ja Bannes
Aonauiation
Hayes
Hiss
Louigy
Webbers
Board of Control Holds Regular Meeting at Irrigation Congress
The Eleventh Irrigation Congress Board of Control met in regular session at Irrigation Headquarters City Hall last evening. Committees were appointed including county finance and a host of other assignments. President Sharti empowered to appoint three arlusic and report at the next meeting. State leaders McKay and Foley addressed the board. appointments for the county Haaner committee listed. finance committee set for Thursday. Executives named chairmen of various committees. secretary Beardsley and others appointed to posts.
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Board of Control
Naar
Shartli
Waa
McKay
T. C. Foley
Bterart
Warton
Prevton Binit
Marriott
Moroni Marriott
Marriotth
David’ McKay
Truntsville
al Twonr
North Tgden
E Fowers
Woriper
Adam
Bingham
Riverdale
Robert McFarland
West Weber
G. H. Corse
C. B. Gilson
WH. Griever
Angus T. Wright
Nin
William Casmann
U By
Some Witte
Beardsley
Willia Glasmann
Municipal Court Proceedings Involving Drunkenness and Vagrancy
In municipal court Eugene Sullivan pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and drew ten days. Several drunks and vagrants, including Ed Lynch George Ferreat James Donovan Prank Wik sc Dick Skinnild Eel Bean and J O Connor, received suspended sentences. Others found intoxicated faced ten days rock breaking. George Davis John Buckner and Pat Morgan received thirty and sixty day terms respectively. Louise Proctor and Frankie Johnson, two women arrested for frequented saloons, were sentenced to ten days unless fines are paid.
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Eugene Sullivan
Hare
Ed Lynch
George Ferreat
James Donovan
Prank Wiksc
Dick Skinnild
Eel Bean
J. O'Connor
John Doody
John Connor
Neil Hemn
Miki Doherty
George Davis
John Buckner
Pat Morgan
Louise, Proctor
Frankie Johnson
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by County Recorder
Real estate transfers filed with County Recorder Enis include A WNxety Dade Trin parcel south of lot 24 Black 5 Take Wiraw and Shurman to Stachel Woods lot 1 block 1 Contrarl Clerks 3000 J C Wangard and wife to Ine A Lofzreen parcel southweet quarter xee finn Gawnehip 0 north range two west 1 souI Ives fa Chas McMendows park lok 10 block 10 South Ogden 1000
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Enis
Wiraw
Shurman
Stachel Woods
Totaal
J.C. Wangaeard
Ine
Lofzreen
Xeefinn
Gawnehip
North Range
Wes
McMendows Park
South Ogden
Woodmen Wrangling Inchoate Convention Presided
In a disrupted session at the Woodmen gathering at New Wtnks Heads Adviser and others set June dates for an election. The council elected AL Re Tathotp head and Tawar Moat Clerk Wy Wawra, with directors including We Weilly and Michignan. The Artix team presented no candidates while the California Promotion committee pushed for the 10 convention.
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Halinhapolis
Junn
Wanduien
Winaldeni Linn
Imuraden
Pone
Telday
pMerrinday
Jonnsin Aml Ha
Patie
Ba Np
Towag
Wtnks
Re Cine
Tawar Moat
Wy Wawra
Wiavis
Smit Meesunirh
Oy We Weilly
Minnidors
Smith
Misana Murphy Wandaay
1Nox
Michignan
Artix
Candidavia
Wook Muri
Arlfornia Promotion Committee
Clark outlines Los Angeles to San Pedro road plan
Senator W. A. Clark announces specifications completed for the San Pedro road linking California cities. He says 000 tons of material are piled and 10,000 more in the road with 30,000 tons bought. construction materials will be arranged next week and work will be rushed. Headquarters may be in Salt Lake City with offices in Los Angeles.
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Salt Lake Cite
W. A. Clark
bin Pedro Aid
Pedro
Gett
California
Clark
Toad
Sail Lake
Los Angeles
San Pedro
ah Wieney _ Joint
Bull Inke
Reign of Terror Still On at Jackson
OCR text reports ongoing turmoil at Jackson with jurors releasing suspects, anxiety rising over possible acquittals, and a court session led by Judge Redwine. A deputy guard evacuated families as prosecutors pursue trial actions while defense counsel argues on key witnesses.
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Jackson
Judge Hinaton Threatened and Trade French Admonished
Dedwine threatened to send Judge Hinaton to jail for contempt of court and urged the trade French to moderate his language.
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Dedwine
Hinaton
Methodist minister dead in Topeka refugee shelter blaze
Topeka Kansas June 17 Rev Frank Mayog Methodist minister aged 72 died today following exposure from a shelter fire that trapped a group of nineteen refugees in a one and a half story house at 1230 North Van Bureau street. The group reportedly endured four days without food or water.
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Topeka
Kan
Servian Military Deputation Sends Word to King Peter
Vienna reports a Servian military deputation sent by the war minister General Alanazkovics to assure King Peter of the army's duration and readiness. The exchange emphasizes steadfast military support amid tensions.
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Vienna
Alanazkovics
Peter
Vienna Today Echoes on Caars Message to King Pater
The passers by in Vienna today remarked on the Caars message to King Pater, noting it as having influenced the Towers' attitude. The readable fragments suggest a political or diplomatic tone with mixed reactions among onlookers.
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Vienna
Caars
Pater
Troops To Morenci Reallocated After Peaceful Calm
Washington reports from General Baldwin indicate Morenci Arizona is quiet and troops are no longer required though a cavalry squadron will practice near Morenci as a precaution. In New York a national prison and state congress is set for Louisville in October.
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Washington
Baldwin
Morenci
Arizona
New York
Congress of the National Prison and State
Lousville
Octa
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Buremer Enmfort
Fred M. Nye, Jhe Closhierk
Carr’s Drug Store
Rows & Cosvid
Ily
Dorothy Mandl
SL. Lamuis
Barrow Bros. Grocery Co
David Eeeles
Spencer
Idaho
Do J. Spencer
Hi. Tf. Spencer
Howe
Ohio
Salt
Proudfits Sporting Goods Co
Indge Coichester
Wiethinany Betwee
Wotton
Hogins Ut
Avelick
P. Ghidester
Hia
Dub S. Rullo
Rivluield
Don
Papell
Vitpinia
Wihdow Glass
Peery Bros
THE
Irrigation Congress
Hael
KOTES
Battenburg
Rand
Sen. Clark
Salt Lake
Tarkan
Neann Anid
Willis
Chilleen
Fudge F
Redwine
Shulye
Blintos
Anton
Themien
Des Moines Life Insurance Co
C. E. Rawson
J. L. Herrick
Boyle Hardware Company
John A. Boyle
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