Sports notes from Chicago tourney and local hunts
Report on G L Becker winning the Chicago South Short Gui club tourney with 49 birds in fifty targets and precise measurements of a fish. Mentions prize for biggest fish, bids for contest governance, Weber Rod and Gun club meetings, and a Dallas shortstop change. Notes rainbow trout planting plans, a $200 reward for poachers, and local high school prospects Kern and Griffin in coming fishing season in Utah.
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G. L. Becker
Chicago
Chicago ‘Tribune
Weber Roland
Weber College Gymnasium
Ty Court House
Bey Weber College Trustees
Drives His Machine on Sidewalk and Pays Fine
The Los Angeles report states a man was arrested by the city police for driving an automobile on Lincoln avenue sidewalk between Thirty-second and Thirtythird streets at 2 45 p m. Siegan posted $25 bail, appeared before Judge Roberts, pleaded guilty, and received a five days suspended sentence.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Stevens Avenue
Pacific Coast
Biscay
Tutts Batteries
Hendrix
O'Farrell
Schultz
Thomas
Lapans
Lincoln Avenue
Siegan
OR. Roberts
Man Arrested For Disturbing The Peace Case Dismissed
Couplan, arrested yesterday for disturbing the peace, appeared before Judge Roberts in city court this morning. Testimony claimed he threatened to assault, but the defense stated he did not. The city attorney moved, and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty Couplan
Hh Warren
Joh Crawford
Leslie T. Willis
R. Roberts
Aid
Crawford
Willams
Couplar
New Washington
Hex Mag
Breel
Modern Woodmen of America Refreshments Held Friday
Modern Woodmen of America held a small event featuring refreshments and a social gathering on Friday the 26th. W Kelle y served as a local host or organizer, inviting members to enjoy the occasion and share in the community activity.
Captain Law Appointed Superintendent of Idano Central
Captain William A. Law, formerly trainmaster of the Ulan-Wdahia Central, is named superintendent of the Utal-Idaho Central and Utal Napid Transit companies per a bulletin from Willawa Whittes, GM. Law, veteran railroad man with wartime service in France, resumes his electric road post on return to Ogden. Also advertised is a Utah Theatre circus feature starring Shirley Mason with a special children’s matinee Saturday.
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Wiliam A. Law
Ulan-Wdahia Central Railroad
Utal-Idaho Central
Utal
Willaw 4A
Whittes
Law
Whitney
Inge
Uiton Pacific Railroad
Electrie Roads
France
Ogden Caytab
Electric Road
Shirley Mason
Viola Dana
Utah Theatre
Larry Lennon
New Wage Scale Adopted by Local 451 Teamsters
Local 451 Teamsters and Chenleurs approve a new wage scale effective April 1. Rates include five to twelve dollar per day for various roles, with loads and tonnage payments for hauling, truck duties, and screened sand or coal work. Time and a half paid on holidays and Sundays. Moore, Ser saa Theda Bara in LaBelle Russe at Lyceum today.
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International Brotherhood of Ame
American Federation of Labor
Sui
Wump
Lon
MOORE
Ser Saa
Theda Bara
LaBelle Russe
Lyceum
Divorced Husband Appears Before Court On Disturbing Peace Charge
Mrs Elam Een testifies that her ex husband has molested her since the divorce. Willan Hansen, known as the Flytailanzon bus band, faces a disturbing the peace charge before Judge Indyn Roberts. A hearing is set for Wednesday March 1, with the defendant released on $20 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan, Hansen
Indyn Roberts
Elameen
Hhusban
Cage
Stansen
City Paving Program Faces Public Opposition
A letter to the Standard opposes city paving plans in Ogden, arguing paving is too costly and unnecessary. The writer urges improved roads and entry points to the city, noting the burden on residents and suggesting postponement of paving in favor of essential public works and river crossings. The piece also highlights proposed city and county collaboration on travel routes from Weber Canyon to Washington Avenue and surrounding areas. The text concludes with theater listings for Utah Theatre, including Larry Lennon and Shirley Mason films.
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Wsay
Fuwans
Ogdex
Privata
Ogden
de Ogden
Tris
Areclee
Ereeling
Elty
Weber Canyon
Washington Avenue
Weber River
South Weter
Goad
Ogden River
Lincoln
Iveifin Avenue
Hut Road
Volney
Gunnislil
Car Without Headlights Causes Man Arrest
fh. B. w Wilkinson pleaded guilty before Judge Roberta in city court to driving an automobile without headlights last night. He received a suspended sentence of five days after claiming he was unaware his lights were out while busy with department work. Jack Kearns, Dempsey’s manager, had no comment on the country during the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. W Wilkinson
Gutson Picenue
Roberta
Defandant
Fiid
Automotive Sealors Meet Tomorrow at Weber Club
The Intermountain Automotive Sealors association will hold a meeting tomorrow at 7 Weber Club at 32:15 p.m. in Bullake City. City automobile dealers are invited to learn the plans and activities of the new group formed to protect land interests and promote association goals.
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Intermountain Automotive Reals Ors
Weber Club
Bullake City
Intermountain States
Jwalit
Charges Against Three Digninsged In City Court
County Attorney Balestadiy moved to discard the action charging Louis Zammirosta Sam Polidera and J Carouz with grand larceny. They were arrested last Friday night by a combined sheriff and city police for alleged connection with a hay car robbery on the Ye Oregon Short Line railroad near Broom. The motion was granted and Judge Roberts said the county attorney assured there is no evidence that would lead to conviction on the grand larceny charge.
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J. H. Balestadiy
Discisas
Aehlon
Louis Zammirosta
Sam Polidera
J. Carouz
Sheriff's Department
City Polier
Oregon
Broom
Roberts
Assurten
Divorce Case of Guido Ceragioli Is Heard
The divorce case of Andy Ceragioli against Minnie Caragioli was heard in district court late yesterday afternoon by Judge A B Pratt. The court continued the case to March 29 for further evidence to substantiate the charge of infidelity. The defendant was committed to the five mental hospital at Traviasone weeks ago. The court will determine the issues of the complaint regarding the plaintiff's charge together with incidents of insanity of the defendant.
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Andy Ceragiol
Minnie Caragioli
A. B. Pratt
Tnelty
Travia Sone
Rooming House Sale Ends Investigation
An application for a rooming house sale was granted to A. Mattel, with city commissioners calling a follow up meeting this week after an investigation into conduct at Clara Rooms run by Mrs. Sarsh Cargill. Mrs. Care 4H reportedly sold to another party. Real estate transfers and local ads follow, listing several property deeds and furnished room and help-wanted notices from the same column.
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Rity
A. Mattel
Linear Avenue
Sarsh Cargill
Garett
Care
Property Transfer In South Fork Addition Reported
Senith Ogden Curvey and Tom J Moyes with wife conveyances totaling 1000 dollars to HE Ham Mes. The property described as 15 mu 16 block 1 South Fork addition transfers to the named grantee for a stated price of 100 dollars.
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Frank G. Davis
Hevid O'Kane
F.W. Hanford
Francia Uingham
Perray A. Bingham
Eye
Peter Parson
B.A. Hingham
H. Butler
Elizabeth Byrne
Lake View
Attioa
William Whyte
Fife
W. F Barton
James Simpson
Jesena J. Fowles
Senith Ogden Curvey
Tom J. Moyes
HE. Hammes
Folk
South Fork Addition
Den iomo Overard Company Officers Listed in Med Today
Law names J M Browning Q A Barnsley J NoSparge G L Decker John K Spiers EH M Rowe E L VanMeter a P Bigelow. Officers include Warren Watts preak dent VA D Bigelow secretary andy treasurer Frank J Stevens Po A Dix Thoms KR Cather FL Michebnoa and John Hall.
Automobile business firm forms with capital stock
The county clerk reports capital stock in Givenan at $28,000 with $1 par value shares. Officers include A. S. Wilfong as president, W. J. Lindquist as vice president, Te. C. Glasmann as secretary and treasurer, and Keener and Blaine Glasmann as directors. The company aims to engage in general automobile business including sale of cars and parts.
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Givenan
Wilfong
W. J. Lindquist
Te. C. Glas Mann
Keener
Blaine
Bank Officers Take Oaths of Office
A garbled court note reports a civil action where Ernest Fenstempker sues A B Jengen for damages after injuries in a collision in Ogden Canyon. The district court with Judge Agee and a jury heard the case, with references to bank officers and local officials in Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Fenstempker
A.B. Jengen
Agee
Ogden Canyon
Pyth
Hair Daily Care by Using Famo Regularly
Daily use of Famo recommended for hair and scalp health to combat seborrhea and dandruff. Claims include rapid germ elimination after initial uses and ongoing protection with continued daily application. Product marketed as medicine available in two sizes at toilet counters with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Origin attributed to F. A. Thompecs & Chommy, Detroit manufacturers.
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FF. A. Thompecs& Chommy
Muemulpeturing Phermeciets
Detroit
Mich
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Wil
Hée
Dallas
Tex
George A. Lowe Company
Brothers
Sporting Sols
Ogden Sportive Steds Loase
A. F. Larnon
Weber Tod and Gun Club
Kern
Gydra High
Salt Lake
Griffin
Ogden High
al Warden
Okmulgee
Okla
Kansas City
Modern Woodmen OF America
Beery Haut
My . W. Kelley
Capt. Law
Idano Central
Childree
Cisteria
Comtania
Cras
H Fletcher
Jack Kearns
Dempsey
Eurene
Lia Catania
Chaney & Ease
R. Beert
el Everies
Cutiura
HK. Wilking
Howe
Colina
Colo
Ramon Mune
Automotive Sealors
Guido Ceragioli
Fourth Street
Aluminum
Standard
Wilfong-Glasmann Company Incorporates
Wong
Hingfish Hospitality and Blue Bowl
ME & Ga
Colorado
Denver
Sealed Package Airways
Ee ES
Qalan
Ogden State
C. Bigé
A. R. McIntyre Drug CO
Agants
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