Local Court Fines Motorcyclist After Cut Incident
Figed 6 Bert Emalley faced city court this morning for reckless operation of his motorcycle. He was fined a portion of the charge and ordered to pay a $5 fine. Reno dispatch notes regional railroad officials visiting Ogden, including J M Fulton of Southern Pacific in Reno and B A Campbell returning from San Francisco. The Southern Pacific band serenaded them at noon.
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Bert Emalley
Reno
J. M. Fulton
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ogden
Lagal
B. A. Campbell
Tlevision
Salt Lake
Hoathern Park Railroad
San Francisco
Southern Pacific Band
Boilermaker Dance Planned by Local Workers
Old papers note the first annual dance of the Southern Pacific Boilermakers Helpers and Apprentices at Loria Tarr park on July 5 with Lilian Thatcher orchestra. J P Martin will inspect roadshow acts. candy, eats, and raffles promise a lively social. Several arrests and a car accident are also reported in nearby notes.
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Soutern Pacific
Loria Tarr Park
Lilian ‘Thatcher
Tls Ke
Marret Fortat
J.P. Martin
Ogden
Ol Aention
Martin
Thi City
Judge Pratt weighs habeas petition in Williams case
Judge A B Pratt has taken under advisement the petition for the writ of habeas corpus of James D Williams of Chicago seeking possession of his son Ray Williams aged four. The boy, under grandmother Mia Blair’s care since the mother’s death, has resided with grandparents and visits his aunt Mia Mae Canon. The case has occupied two days in court. An unrelated notice mentions airplanes en route from Sacramento to Yellowstone with a stop in Ogden and a local addition of supplies from Geo A Laws Co.
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A. B. Pratt
James D. Williams
Chicago
Ray Williama
Mia
Ida Blair
Farcical Fragments From A Blurred Local Page
Fragmentary notes describe a gas range purchase and scattered items at a street address. Names and places blur into nonsensical terms, with stray figures and vague references to hospital wards and tests. The legibility raises questions about archival quality and context for any concrete event.
Salt Lake Children’s Home fundraising effort faces local opposition
A Salt Lake minister canvassed the business district seeking aid for the Utah Children’s Home but found little support. Merchants feel local groups like the Children’s Aid and Martha Society already cover the field and resent attempts to displace them. Ogden officers reportedly receive no compensation for their charitable work.
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Utah Children
Salt Lake
Merichaals
Children’s Aid and
Martha Society
Salt Lake Society
Ogden Societies
Notice of bank closings in Ogden Utah dates
All banks in Ogden Utah will be closed Friday July 4 and Saturday July 6 per the Ogden Clearing House Association.
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Ogden
Utah
Salumiar
Ogden Glearing House Associa Mam
Farewell Party For William F Sherman By Tenth Ward
In Leriu Farr park on Wednesday July 2 members of the Tenth ward plan a farewell dancing party for William F Sherman who is leaving on a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the eastern states. Everyone is invited and a splendid time is assured. Company H DB of VU FB. Company H Daughters of Utah Pioneers meet July 2 with Mrs Clarence Crase 3222 Grant Avenue Mrs Delnap Is captals.
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Leriu Farr Park
Tenth Ward
William F. Sherman
Church of Latter-day Sainte
Company H
Daughters of Utah Pioneste
Mre
Clarence Crase
Grant Avenue
Mra
Delnap
French Deputies Choose Panels to Enforce Peace Treaty
In UARIS on June 27 the chamber of deputies elected 68 committee members to execute the peace treaty. Selections from various political groups were approved, including most Socialist picks. Jean Longuél and Mayeras failed to gain majority, triggering a second vote for the two remaining seats. Socialists threaten to withdraw from the committee unless these two candidates are elected.
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Uaris
Chamber of Deputies
Jean Longuél
MM. iMayeras
Sam Smith Case Dismissed in Ogden City Court
The City of Ogden case against Sam Smith was dismissed this morning in city court upon the assistant city attorney's recommendation. Smith was charged with having liquor in his possession, tied to a prior water case where he testified. The L.8 Hollow case was dismissed for the same reason.
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W. J. Wright
D. R. Roberts
City of
Ogden
Sam Smith
Smith
Local View on Peace Treaty Signing
Hov Godfrey Matthews reflects on Germany’s past militarism and prior miseducation, urging a peaceable future. He warns that destructive forces require patience and wiser conduct to foster constructive enterprise and unity. He suggests Germany now has a chance to become a peace loving and peace bearing nation.
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Hov
Godfrey Matthews
Cermany
Forristall Emerges Among Prospective City Candidates
The name of J M Forristall draws attention as a possible candidate for city commissioner in the upcoming fall election. Friends urge him to allow his name to be presented and he has promised early collaboration. Forristall has served the Third ward for eighteen years and is a strong advocate for the sewer system and paving projects there.
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J. M. Forristall
Forristail
Mullin Ingrborg Mullin Dies After Illness at 422 Twenty Eighth Street
Deaths and Funerals notices report Mullin, wife of Mr Mullin, passing at home after a ten day illness from perilous and stomach troubles. Born in Norway on April 23, 1880s, she is survived by her husband, a brother in China, a sister in Fresno, and her mother in Norway, with another sister also residing there.
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Mullin
Ingrborg Mullin
Afoltin
Norway
Healdex
Chita
Slater
Fresno
California
Mailin
Anoher
Peace Celebration by G P Band at City Park
G P band boys celebrated peace with a morning concert at the city ball park then entertained clerks and railroad officials at Union depot. They later played for workers at the 3 P shops and shared more with miners during the noon hour. Funeral services are planned for Fred Wangsgar at Huntville meeting house Sunday at 5 30 with in state at Larkin chapel then interment at Hunterville cemetery.
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Southern Pacific
City Ball Park
Union Depot
Wangsgar
Fred
Joseph Peterson
Huntaville
Larkin Chapel
Hunterille Cemetery
Endow-Selemon Kodow
Japaneas
Japan
Kirkendale
Cemulety
Holiday in France Over Signing of the Peace Treaty
Paris marks a national school holiday to honor the peace treaty signing. Premier Clemenceau pardons most military punishments, reserving only those deemed essential for discipline. Paris communes celebrate with torchlight parades and evening ceremonies across districts.
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France
Paris
Clemenceau
Paria
One Day Event Listings At June 30 Meeting
A chaotic schedule shows multiple entries with names and roles such as John W Morey division manager and Dr Farrand of the chetroan central committee. Other lines reference Rebecca Vayle, W M McGrath, Lattle G Webb, Oliva Chapman and more in a dense timetable of sessions and times.
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John W. Morey
Dr. Farrand
Chetroan Central Committee
A. R
Department of Military Resist
Lattle G. Webb
Department of Nursing
Oliva Chapman
Page Lawrence
George E. Lawle
Maurice Willows
Department of Civilian Relief
H. Alley Nye
Federal Board For Vocational Education
Crozier Seeks War Readiness Explanations Before House
Brigadier General Crozier former chief of the ordnance bureau testified to a House investigating committee explaining delays in expanding ordnance personnel and contracts after the National Defense Act. He said at war declaration the army showed meager arms ammunition and supplies with only six hundred machine guns and inadequate artillery. The steamer Aeolus carried Crozier and other officers and enlisted men, with detachments from Wyoming and California aboard the ship.
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Washington
Crozier
Ordnance Bureau
A Special House
Biz
New York
Aeolus
Wyoming
California
German Versailles Delegation Costs 250000 Marks
Berlin reports that German financial authorities tally living expenses for 250 Versailles delegates at a quarter million marks for five weeks. Personal costs are extra. Poor exchange rate with the franc forces daily per capita payments above 200 marks.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Verailles
Dr Farrand to Address Red Cross Peace Meeting in Salt Lake
Dr Farrand, newly named head of the National Medical Council, returning from France, will deliver the keynote speech Monday afternoon at Salt Lake City’s Red Cross peace conference. Macy Ogden Red Cross members and other officials plan to attend, with a two day program offering constructive information and intellectual entertainment.
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Dr. Farrand
National
Med Crom Council
Harry P. Davia
France
Red Cros
Salt Lake
Macy Ogden
Redt Cross
Nerveo
Whdes
Farrand
Cameron
London Celebrates Signing of the Versailles Treaty
London learns of the Versailles peace signing at 3 40 p m. The city erupts in celebration as air raid sirens signal peace. Throngs halt, flag sellers sell fast, bells ring from St Pauls Cathedral to Westminster Abbey, and bands and boy scouts join the jubilation.
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London
Versailles
Zung
St. Paul'a
Westminster Abbey
Metropolia
Banda
Boy Scoite
Last of Americans At Archangel Are En Route Home
Archangel dispatch reports the departure of American forces from Archangel with Brigadier General William H. Richardson remaining. The movement signals a nearing return of troops as weather and operations allow transport back to the United States.
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Archangel
William H. Richardson
Nothing Plain In These Pajamas Commander Embarks for Brest
The commander says the battalion of the 310th engineers, with headquarters troops, embarked today for Brest after officers and twenty enlisted men were decorated for gallantry. General Richardson will stay weeks. Murmansk field railway troops leave soon. Russia pleads to keep them through summer. Archangel campaign ends with American participation. Chairen Lodge signals Republican sentiment on the league and treaty.
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Brest
310Th Engineers
Eusted
Rup
Cmneral Richardson
Murmansk
310
Archangel
Chairen Lodge
League
Nine hundred Germans interned depart on Martha Washington
Charleston dated report says nine hundred Germans interned in the United States were sent aboard the army transport Martha Washington to Rotterdam for return to Germany. Some 1800 more are due to depart on the Princess Natalka on July 1, with talks failing to reveal details as Lodge and Fall discuss delaying war-ending congressional action.
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Charleston
Martha Washington
Rotterdam
Germmany
Princess
Natalka
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Jaret Columbus
Frank McBride
James Warren
Yesterdy
Clone Saga
Orden
Quice Messenger
Prose
Fiizabeth Lilly
Tooner
Shea
Q. W. Tripp
Dumker
Lorenzo Olxen
Huntsgile
Lilian
Mm River
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Olsen
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Shielda
Lillian
Nhast
Texas
George Loehheus
Jwonstin
Hp Company
Gin
Lowe Co
Drake
Washington Avenue
Eiuy
Our Fishing Inc
Fisher
Tha
Geo. A. Lowe Co
Fishing Tackle Department
Wea i
Judge Pratt
Mae Canon
Mies Brownill
Air
Geo. A. Laws Co
Sacramanto
Yellowstone Park
Ogdra Welding & Kopaiy Co
Keyetting
M. LA
Fourth Ward
James Wotherspoon
North
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Reawitn
Wade
Orothers
I. F
Engkorer
Aswell
Weber County
Salt Creek
Franklin Taggart Pingree
Frank Pingren
National City Bank
Ont Salty Lake
Jicenie Court
Olaf Thomassen
Sal Lake
Twelfth Ward
Wilmekley
Fen Avenue
Tinlernen
Thomas
Qilbert Thatcher
Dlaca
Reed
Miss Uuttta
Binford- Kimbalh Motor Company
Waeh. Ave
Francen
Lacetta Bertier
Mall Lake By
Toraennen
Orchard Avenue
Denver
Mika Anniett
Beena
Gate Plywars
Foo
Opital Roy
Ulin
Re“Ward
G. P. Band Boys
Peage
Kirkendall
Ogden Theatre
Mabel Normand
Louise Glaum
Sahara
Tabernacle
Gen. Crozier
House Committee
N. Y
Charmice Usder
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Lodge
Foreign Relations Committee
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New Mexico
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Targee
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