Ogden Notes and Local Notices Mixed in Turbulent Ledger
Ogden items report calls to Washington for medical board meetings, naval recruiting updates, local travel and business notices, arrests and fines for cider theft, marriage licenses, and a string of visitors and conferences. Names include Dr FR, Jover, Ogden Electric, A Whitlock, L Whitlock, Bayu Fined, Hudson Bide, McCune, and many more as presiding officials, travelers, and businesspeople. The column blends civic notices, personal visits, and routine commerce across Ogden and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Jover
Ogden
Utah State Council of Defense
Genral Medical Board
Jayce
Nia
Boys May Be Bound Over To Juvenile Court
A county court hearing discussed three sacks of wool allegedly stolen by Tony Salerno and Fred Kite. The loot was said to have been hidden on Salerno farm and later moved onto another property. Salerno’s father spoke with deputies, expressing anger at his son's actions and intent to accept punishment. The youths are still in juvenile status and face possible transfer to juvenile court as the investigation continues.
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Tony Salerno
Fred Kite
Salerno
Wilson Lane
Mr. Salerno
Howald
Dever
WI Broom
Vane
Bling
Zunino
At Springs
Borth
Orden
Tony
Salt Lake Oly
le Hotel Tah
Marloa Totel
Ogden
Marion
Mr. Ashton
Mr. Stine
Aston
Stina
Hr. van Dam
the Ants
Erma Otterbeck
Ashton
Mr. Stinez
Stine
Mgm
al Airways
RAYS
Jenya
Sheras
Zunitio
Afghans to Be on Exhibition by Ogden Red Crows
Ogden Chapter of the Red Crows calls on Ogden women to donate and volunteer for an exhibit of Afghans to aid war relief. Chas Lippincott leads a crow of decorators working at Ogden Furniture on a window display to show Afghans and encourage participation.
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Ogden
Red Crows Hall
France
Adon Smre
Chas Lippincott
Ogden Furniture
Oeden
Students Fined 815 By The Court
Ogden resident John Lochhead from a rival University of Utah campus feud was fined 15 in Judge Wilkins court after an incident where Lochhead’s hair was cut by engineering students for refusing to aid in whitewashing. Ten engineering students, Marty Hasaea and Gary W. Whitney among them, were found guilty of assault and Battery as the crowd involved clashed under leadership of Wilkins and Haynes.
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John Lochhead
Ogden
University of Utah
W. H. Wilkins
Marty Hasaea
Gary W. Whitney
Lochhead
Motion Picture Man Arrested as Draft Evader
Thomas Paul Parker, a motion picture actor, was arrested for draft evasion after missing two reports to the local exemption board. The board ordered his liberty revoked and he failed to appear at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. on the stated day, despite promises to report.
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Toesy
Thomas Paul Parker
Parker
Jal
Iaywaod
Rev Leesmann 15 Before Jury In Utah Conspiracy Case
Rev B Henry Leasmann pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Ogden was charged by the United States with conspiring to carry a message to interned German prisoners at Fort Douglas. Mina Deckman, accused of being a woman, was to stand trial with the case. Testimony is expected to show attempts to smuggle notes in German prisoners quarters and the plan involved.
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Thylal
B. Henry Leeamann
St. Paul's
Alfred Whittemore Funeral Tomorrow
Funeral arrangements are set for Alfred Whittemore formerly of Mer, who died yesterday morning of pneumonia. The service will be held Thursday at 2 20 PM at the Presbyterian church, with viewing from noon to 2 PM at the funeral home.
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Alfred Weiitenore
Mer
Amis Wihitienore
Fowler Avenue
Tay
Saigi-Y Y
Logan girl testifies in Patrick case courtroom drama unfolds
In a Salt Lake court decProceedings reveal a Logan girl testimony about a hotel encounter tied to the Patrick case. Witnesses including Erma Otterbeck and police officers bolster the alibi defense as attorneys insist on Patrick's innocence and reveal hotel room events and alleged intoxication details.
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Logan
Patrick
Insurance witness recounts meeting Patrick and Thomas for life policy talks
Mr Wood testifies about arranging a $5000 life claim payment to Mrs Wren alongside Mr Patrick and Mr Thomas at the Marion hotel. He describes negotiating a new $10,000 policy, the room, timing around 12:30, and later spotting two intoxicated women in the hotel hall while leaving the Thomas room.
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Direct & Ls
Pelding
Mr Wood
Partick
Marlow
Wood
Jon Wren
Patbiox
Wren
Yabuono
Life Insurance Company
Continental Life Insurance Company
Q. Abi
Aome
Hoor
Continental Lifts Insurance Company
Thomas
Patrick
Mr. Thoreau
Afr
Mr. Thomas
le. Wood
Suriice
A. Bradly
Tim
Prasume
Tha
Silvonene
Xto Insurance
Atlas
Paurek
Patrick Tenys
Sheep Shipment Heads to Summer Range in Highway Move
About thirty double decked cars will carry sheep from Faust Utah to Huntsville. Valey by Valei and Rinne Brothers logistics moving through Bang Denert Blition and San Pedro market. Eleven thousand miles rail transfer to Oden valley line with ten trainmen guiding, multiple trips needed to unload near Huntsville.
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Ty Mehls
Yen Vatley
den Ranger
Rinne Brothers
Faust
Utahy
Huntsville
San Pedro
Bangdenert
Oden
Ineal Electric Fallroad
Pany
Molory Caduh
Canyon Breaust
KO Severs
Huntsville Rands
Heros
Finni
Noman Release From County Aids Suppression of Tiddin Mystery
Authorities move to halt distribution of alleged misleading writings by Mrs Breliyn Crout. The effort mirrors actions in California towns and other areas combating the artifact linked to the late Pastor Russell.
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Mra
Breliyn Crout
Western Union Rejects Demand On Unions
Western Union will not yield on staff layoffs due to union membership, saying it may present a board proposal to avoid discharging workers for union ties. In Seattle, 125 to 160 operators were reportedly locked out after an open Commercial Telegraphers union meeting, with Western Union officials declining comment. A New York inquiry notes wage limits at $11.70 weekly. Also, a plan to supply staple butter and eggs to New York’s poor faces market committee scrutiny as stock markets report cattle, hogs, and sheep receipts and prices at Union Stock Yards.
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New York
Nescomb Carlton
Western Union
War Industries Board
Carlton
Bioneer
Fay A
Mahy
Seattle
Western War" Telegraph Company
J.P. Campbell
Vancouver
B. C
Operators’ Union
Aesorted
Aguera
Inventiatinn Commission
Isabel St
ODDEN
UNION
Dloado
Cholestest
Child Culture Society Talk On Conservation Of Child Life
The Child Culture Club will meet tomorrow at the Berthana at 2 pm with Miss Ravenhill of the Agricultural College speaking on Conservation of Child Life. All members and guests are invited. Mrs James R Cooper chairs. Mrs Leater Corny leads discussion. hostesses include Mrs A W Putnam, Mrs J W Epperson, and Mrs J Parker.
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Child Culture Club
Ravenhill
The
Agricultural College
Miga Ravenhill
Ert
Asay
Alles Raven Dhl
James R. Cooper
Leater Corny
A. W. Putnam
J. W. Epperson
J. Parker
Five More Men Placed On City ARIA Work Register
Five additions to the city register for army work are listed: Thomas R. Rees steno grapher George A. Walla electrician Howard Rayer com Marsh clerk Willam J. Miller machinist helper Chester A Becratt auto mechanic John Magans and Agden nua found fit for service by Portland physicians Antonin Gomez and Guadalupe Trozo labeled slackers were taken to Ball Lake by Detective A J Jens and will be turned over to army officials Al Foyt Douglas and arrest notes indicate they failed to show up as required.
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Thomas R. Rees
George A. Walla
Howard @. Rayer
Comudasary
Willam J. Miller
Chester
A. Becratt
John Magans
En Agden Nua
Portland
Ore
Antonin Gomez
Guadalupe Trozo
Millltary Service
United States
Ball Lake
A. J. Jens
City Exemption Board
Army oMclals
al Foyt. Douglas
Herd
Bates Joins District Attorney Office as Assistant
Joseph B Bates, a young attorney from Oxden, has entered the WW District Attorney's Office. He will assist in the Keeps Building under District Attorney S P P Dabba and Attorney Clarence Wright. The move aims to start practice in the fede.
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Joseph B. Bates
WW District Attorney's Office
Joseph DB. Bates
Young
Attornay
Oxden
District Attornay S
PP Dabba
Clarence Wright
Bates
Tain Darex
Minina Action
Idea Fa Star Practien
Fede
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