Attempted bombing of three Ogden reservoirs thwarted
A planned dynamite attack aimed at three Ogden reservoirs in the Burch Creek district was foiled when faulty fuse timing prevented a second explosion. The scheme would have flooded parts of south Ogden and endangered about 150 homes and local farms, with potential losses of water and life. Japanese workers connected to the Stephens farm were involved. the incident prompted sheriff and state authorities to secure the scene and review motives.
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Bure Creek
Atevoncis~ajion
Sol. C. Stephens
Burch Creek
Mirch Creek
South Og Sea
T. Okano
Stephens
Rea
H. ©. Peterson
T. Busckburn
Peterson
Sheriff’s Office
Ogden
Lhe
Amalt Gulley
Yoad
Uintah
Stephens Orchard
Osdeny Colf and Country Club
Subervoira
Bern
Ufe
Tih Fox
Rainy forecast as forest fires spread across Payette region
Reports from the district forester note fires burning along the Payette south fork and other Boisene areas with full suppression efforts under way. Fire danger rising, $8200 spent so far, and a forecast of no immediate relief with a likely shower distant.
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Payette
Minlah
Tilsteid
L. K. Knelpp
Inter
Knelpp
Dstrict No. 1
The
Forest Service
Monto
Weather i
San Francisco
Cis Mount
Mie
Viola Dana in Some Bride and Fatty Arbuckle in His Diving Beauty
The list mentions Viola Dana starring in Some Bride and Fatty Arbuckle with Mabel Normand in His Diving Beauty as cure for jealous husbands and ared business men in Utah today.
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Viola Dana
Fatty’ Arbuckle
Mabel Normand
Utah
Fred C Wangogard Dies At Noon Today
Frederick Christian Wangogard aged 37 died at 1 p m at Dee hospital after an operation for appendicitis and pericarditis He was taken ill last Monday the day of his child's burial Surviving are his wife and parents and many siblings He and his brother Joseph ran a jewelry shop at Five Points The funeral arrangements will be announced later The Utah Theatre advertises Viola Dana in Some Bride today and tomorrow
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Frederick Christian ‘Wangsgard
Dee Hospital
Wangegard
Jack
Mr. Wangexard
J. and
Dergitt Johanson Wangsgerd
Huntsville
Anne
Grow
Tluntsville
Mary Meiride
California
James Il
Peter C
Ogden
Albert
Muntaville
Joseph
Volnts
Clarense
Opuett
Emma Binghon
Promising Lay Leaders in the School Work Meeting
Today officers from Quincy Centre Junior and Torin Farr schools met the supervisor in Lester Park to discuss visiting district gardens every two weeks. They reviewed tomato plant care and pruning to support lower branches and toured gardens of Shien Johnson Warren Smith and Quiphl Kimball. Attending gardeners included J W Triby and Cape daunt Warren Stalin Ralph Staphen tzon Edward Lawrence and Walter filles.
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James Barnes
Wendell Bramwell
Ralph Kimball
Grant
Dee
Mound Fort
Five Point
Lorin
Louis Higginbotham
Paul Wright
William Price
Flaso Chiba
Terry Burns
Selma Pederren
Chibal Suites
Furden
Ray
Quincy
Entrab
Torin Farr
Lester Park
jOfficcrs
Offlerre
Shien Johnson
Warren Smith
Quiphl Kimball
J. W. Triby
Gardner
Capedaunt Warren Stalin
Ralph Staphentzon
Edward Lawrence
Walter Filles
Police Court Summaries of Speeding and Disturbance
In police court C W Brown was fined five dollars or three days for speeding on Washington Ave. G D Greenwell, charged with disturbing the peace, was released on ten dollars and failed to appear, bail forfeited. A warrant was not issued. A Kumote received a ten day suspended sentence for driving past a streetcar standing.
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C. W. Brown
Washington
Sneely
G. D. Greenwell
Liquor Case Set For Trial Monday July 7
On the county attorney's recommendation the state cases against Emil Roberts Alphonso Roberts J H Roberts Henry Wangsgard and Peck were set for trial Monday July 7 by Judge D S Roberts in city court. Eleven men were arrested in Weber Canyon by county sheriff deputies for possessing liquor.
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Emil Roberts
Alphonso Roberts
J. H Roberts
Henry Wangsgard
Peck
D. S. Roberta
Thelve
Weber Canyon
Sherif
Forest Road Under Construction Report in Ogden
Q W Torgexon and E Leebeck surveyed the Kamar Slackawwra highway in Ogden this morning. They report the forest road project now wider with about 30 men and 16 teams at work. The road is being built by the forest service in cooperation with the state road commission.
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Q. W. Torgexon
E. Leebeck Asdved
Ogden
Forest Service
State Road Commission
City Court docket set by Judge Roberts in civil division
Judge Roberts announces dates for setting civil division cases in City Court. The regular session is the Friday afternoon before the first Monday in the month. Next Friday falls on a holiday, shifting scheduling specifics.
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Robert
Troop Train To Arrive In Ogden This Afternoon
A large troop train returning soldiers to the Presidio San Francisco is expected to arrive in Ogden this afternoon. Naval preparations are being made at the real Rok Vroas canteen to entertain the boys while they are in town.
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Ogden
Presidio
San Francisco
Rok Vroas
Congressmen Oppose Big Prize Fight in 4th Showdown
Washington report notes Representative Randall and others urged blocking the Wilfred-Dempsey bout set for July 4. A telegram argued public sentiment favors prohibiting the proposed exhibition as a matter of national concern.
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Washington
Randall
Tolas
Jim
Palmer-The wife of Joseph Calor dies in Evanatan
The obituary notes the death of Mie desine Falmer, wife of Joseph Calor, at Evanatan, Wye, yesterday afternoon. Funeral arrangements are in Ogden City with interment at a local cemetery. The surviving family is led by Lindau as a pallbearer.
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Palmer
Mie
Desine Falmer
Joseph
Calor
Evanatan
Wye
Jane Oh
Praught
Gaden
Ogden Supreme Court backs booths ban in Alhambra case
The Utah Supreme Court upheld Ogden City ordinance banning booths in eating rooms upheld as within police powers. City Attorney says plan to remove all booths immediately. defendant Lee fined and costs to be collected. Four pending Oriental restaurant cases listed for Wednesday hearing. city vows fair action while enforcing the ordinance.
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Boothsn
Ogden Cafea
Supreme Court of Utah
City of
Ogden
John Lee Lee
Alhambra
Justice Frick
Qeden
Diatrict Court
Supreme Court
W, WW. Reeder, Jr
John Dee
Oriental Restaurant
Leo Cage
Royal Douglas
Lea Wong
Vienna
Wong Key
Senate
Morris Wong
Newport
Thomas
Teeny
Falstaff
T. Browning
Randering
Ogden City
Board of Commissioners
Ogiden
Amd
Sanitary Inspector George Sharon Returns Home Healthier
George Sharon, the city sanitary inspector, has been ill for four weeks and had hospital treatment in Salt Lake for two weeks. He returned to his Ogden home last evening in improved health, though not yet able to resume city hall duties. He expects to resume duties about the first of next week.
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George Sharon
Salt Lake
Ogden Yast
Jroud
City Hall
Cap Douglas Named Organizer of Legion Speakers Bureau
Captain Royal Douglas, Ogden city attorney, appointed organizer and chairman of the thirteenth zone speakers bureau for the American Legion. Zone includes Utah and Colorado. National bureau chaired by Fairfield Osborn Jr. Roosevelt Jr. is among three national speakers.
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Royal Douglas
Ogden City
American Legion
Utah
Colorado
Fairfield Osborn, Jr
Legion
Osborn
Sibe
United States
Minneapolis
Mr. Onborn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
John F. Herbert
John WW. Inger
German Troops Stop Fighting Near Hamburg
Berlin berichted that government troops reached Hamburg suburbs to quell disorders. They ordered an immediate ceasefire, release of prisoners, and weapon surrender, with criminals jailed again. Casualties estimated at twenty killed and 150 wounded. banks and transit resumed, control not fully reestablished. Milk Case heads to city court next Monday in state v J N Rodson over unclean milk sales.
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Erlin
Associated Press
Horbute
Cructal
For Sale Miscellaneous Furniture and Rigs
Four room of fine furniture with rigs. Call after 6 p.m. 70% off. 22nd St.
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Callatter
Street Car Workers Win Five Cents An Hour Pay Increase
Ogden leaders announce a peaceful settlement after a wage rise of five cents per hour across Interurban and street car divisions. About two hundred workers benefit retroactively from June 1 with a 15 percent overall raise following talks led by George A. Dean of the International Street Railway Men. NEW YORK dispatch notes an at sea Zeppelin homecoming in Sandy Hook harbor.
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Utshodsho Central Railroad ‘Company
W. A. Whitney
George A. Dean
International Street Railway Men's Organization
Dean
Ogden
Stockton
Cal
Janair
Theenop
New York
Zeppelin
Sandy Hook
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Washington Ave
Fred C. Wangogard
Utah Theatre
Rdens
Roberts
City OF Ogden
Capt. Douglas
Hamburg
J. N. Itodson
Bigelow-Van Meter Orchard Company
Ogden State Bank
Bigelot van Meter Ochard Company
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Vio
Bat Fe
Viola Dena
Aoa Alyanan
Sto Bsc
Chicago Wholesale Grocery CO
Washington Avenue
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