Ogden Area News Highlights and Local Notices
Random references recount county clerk collections of 635.35 in fers last month. J M Hatson visits Provo relatives. Ogden River Reservoir Co. seeks delivery-ready steel for concrete work. Arrest reported for concealed weapons on Twenty-fifth Street. Stolen Overland car from Twentieth Street and Adams Avenue. Railroad notes include a Huntsville event and special rates from Utah to Spokane for a trap shoot.
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Harry Holes
Kodak Filme
McIntyre
Bire
J. M. Hatson
Provo
Ogden F. C. B
R. C. Glenmann
Ogden River Freservoir Co
Ogden
Utah
George Pachis Eas
William Brown
Jack Hlarherteen
Twentieth Street
Adame Avenue
M.I
Sauth
Huntayilla
Tcket
Denier & Rio Grande
Huntsville
Oseen Brake
Thas
Union Pacific
Utah-Tdsho
Oregon
Spokane
Wash
Natley
Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Business and Births
A range of items from Ogden today notes the dissolution of a partnership for the Columbian National Life Insurance agency with A W Wright taking over as general agent for two states. Birth announcements list seven newborns at the city health office including girls for Dowman Wharton Kienke DeHeer Humter and Jorgensen. Also mention: railroad agents visiting Ogden, a sheriff’s April fee total of 124 dollars, a note suit for 2000 against Cols, and Forester We A Nockle’s land classification work before Idaho travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Mitchell Bros
Ofi
City Cemetery
Kenord
Wright
General
Columbian National Life Insurance Company
Toston
Utah
Nevada
Hao
Busheas
A. W. Wright
Abend
Kearns
le Jones Coa & Fee Co
City
James Dowman
Mra
Hyrum
Hyrum P, Wharton, & Daughter, April 27; To Mr. and Sirs, Hg, Kienke
Peter DeHeer
Joseph Humter
Chris Jorgensen
Randall Auto
Culley Drug
J. D. Kenworthy
Center & Rio Granda
A. Dizon
New York Central
D. Braley
Rock Island
Washington Ave
T. A. DeVine
D. F. Baird
S. N
Helen Cols
College clubs discuss new club rooms and banquet plans
At Judge James A Howell's office the University Club of Ogden considered establishing club rooms and a banquet at the Weber Club. Speakers include Dr Peabody of Cambridge and university leaders Widtsoe and Peterson. The committee reports several quarters are under review but a site with 20 to 15 rooms is sought. Members welcome rental offers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Howell
University Club of
Ofden
Clab
Weber Club
Bicb
Peabony
Cambridge
Masa
Widtsoe
University of Utah
Peterson
State Agricultural College
Coromities
Stembern
A. W. Hadlar
John Culley
E.R. Dumke
3. P. Dobbs
Manog to Plead Friday in Check Forgery Case
William McMahon will plead to a reduced charge of uttering a forged check next Friday after the prosecuting attorney altered the charge from forgery. The alleged incident involved a $31.50 check drawn on the W. W. Browning Company, dated March 10, 1916, in the case tied to The Red Widow theater in Alhambra with proceedings set for the two to five therapy window across Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William McMahon
John C. Darin
McMahon
W. W. Browning Company
Brummitt Case Settled Out of Court
The Brummitt case against City Auditor A. P. Larson and Ogden City ends with an out of court settlement. The mandamus action sought a city warrant for over $900, offset by the city to a claim for special lanes and water rentals opposed by the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Brummite
A. PF. Larson
Ogden City
Neummitt
Weber Delegates Return From Provo Convention
Fred C. Naisbitt recalls the Weber county delegation traveling to Provo for the Denver and Hip Grande Convention Special. The party rode train 774, met by a brass band, and was greeted by voters and politicians. Delegates vowed to support the GOP in November as they returned home at 9:05 p.m. marching amid cheers for Mayor Heywood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Naisbitt
Yee Lertsy
Provo
Orden
Garden
Frank Fouts
Prople
Convention Hall
Weywood
Heywood
Weber County
Ealt Laka
It is real sincere wholesome at the Ogden theater
A readable line notes a film presentation described as real sincere wholesome starring Dollars and the Warner at The Ogden. The fragment confirms a cinema showing with two likely talent names and a local venue.
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Dollars
The
Warner
Ogen
Thirty Cases In Police Court
Dranks vagrants and other offenders against minor city ordinances were brought into the municipal court room for trial this morning in relays and before the session was completed 30 cases were disposed of. Of the 26 present, 19 received suspended sentences from one to three days. the rest, five day fines. Names mentioned include George Aiken Ed Corbet John Fox Frank Perking Henry Munson At Micharan Jim Kelly Dan Courtney Law Bodine J. C. Kennedy C. C. Thompson with several forfeited bonds.
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Tal
George Aaken
Ed Corbet
Whuske
John Fox
Frank Perking
Real Estate Transfers in Ogden County Recorder Office
Transfers filed include Hendershot to Kennedy for lots 19 and 20 block 3 Alt addition Ogden survey $200. Kennedy to Swaner and Bothwell part of lot 5 block 29 plat-C Orden currer $1. Nelson to Sprague part of lot % block 19 Moorsville survey $1500. Browning company to Mrs Far Corey late 43 and 44 block 1 Riverdale Park addition Ogden survey $160. Ogden State Bank to Storey parts of lot 7 block 24 plat A Ogden autres $2200. Kannady to Cariela Bodle part of lots 45 and 46 Corey subdivision Ogden survey $3750.
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County Recorder's Office
St. Hendershot
O. A. Kennedy
Ogden Survey
Angus Kennedy
Fred Swaner
Noy C. Bothwell
Orden Currer
J. L. E. Nelson
Self
Rebecca Kannady
Cariela Bodle
Corey
Pet Brown Resumes Training in Salt Lake City
World middleweight champion Pet Brown is located at the Wilson Hotel in Salt Lake City after a week away since his bout with Walter Miller in Billings. Brown plans to train in Salt Lake for the Ogden bout, aims to weigh around 164 pounds, and will not forfeit part of his 1600 dollar guarantee.
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Walter Miller
Billings
Neot
Alhambra Theatrical Company
Miller
Tillings
Tay
Kat
Money Sent to Jewish Sufferers in War Relief Effort
Ben Oppman collected funds for a New York central relief committee aiding Jewish sufferers of the war. Ogden contributed and Oppman served as treasurer for the local committee, coordinating efforts to channel aid through the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Oppman
Central Committee
New York
Ogden
Mr. Oppman
Federal Court in Session Hears Cases Involving Railroads
The federal court today considers custody disputes over dogs and corporate care. Cases include Southern Pacific company versus Hyrum Overman and Hank of Waynesboro against T. D. Tiyan, plus Oregon Short Line against Teber County, all argued before Judge Johnson and taken under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Company
Hyrum Overman
Hank
Waynesboro
T. D. Tiyan
Oregon
Tromen danen to be held at W. Q ball tonight
The annual Tromen danen will be given tonight at the W Q WW ball. Admission 50 cents for couples and 25 cents for extra lads. Flood music provided. Ivy Holdrook and Lady Towena scheduled to perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Q
Ivy Holdrook
Lady Towena
Society Hominent Club Women Guest Inspires Ogden Assembly
Mrs Anna Louise Strong, Washington Children’s Bureau author, guest of Lord and Lady Abenteen, inspires Ogden women at Civic League event. Attendees include Mrs Philly Warren Kaolsely and state federation officers. Yeomen annual dance to follow at Woodmen of the World hall with program by Lady Rowena and Miss Iry Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hominent Club
Mab
Knibely
Mes
Anna Louise Strong
Children's Bureau
Washington, D. C
Nodal Welfare
Lord and Lady Abenteen
Vice Regal Lodge
Ireland
Ogden
Washlnxton
12. C
Mien Strong
Philly Warren Kaolsely
The
Civic League
Edward Bichsol
State Federation
Women’s Clubs
RB. Porter
Tate Federation
Smith
Mer. James IL Cooper
Children's Ar Society
Janes M. Conne
Otis Weeks
Thamar D. Dee
Helen Hicheet
Mra
Ikinisely
Oden Lodge
Brotherhood of
Lady Rowena
Iry Holbrook
Ning O'Clock
Ambush Slays Ten Police in County Meath Rebels
A patrol of police on motor cars near Ashbourne is ambushed by rebels in County Meath. Ten officers are killed and eleven wounded before the detachment surrenders after a five hour engagement. Rebels seize control as police run out of ammunition.
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Belfast
London
County
Meath
Elehien
Ashbourne
Auddenty
Cade Ithe Thaorgenta
Steel firms raise wages for Pennsylvania workers
May 2 report from Mittaberg notes thirty five hundred men employed by the West Pennsylvania Steel Co and the Allegheny Steel Co at Breckenridge, Pa receive raises in wages from five to ten percent. A ten percent voluntary boost is announced by the Tyler Tube Co at Washington, Pa. About 750 workers are affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittaberg
Weat Pensaylvania Steel Co
Alleghany Steel Co
Breckenridge
Alec
Ite
Tyler Tube Co
Weahington
SINKING RELIEF SHIPS SINK IN ATLANTIC REPORT
London reports two relief ships Fridcand and The Driliah steamer endowball have sunk within two days while under charter by the American commission for relief inletura. The sinking follows a May 2 dispatch noting Venstla. Casualties not yet confirmed. shipping line losses under investigation.
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London
m—T#O venstla
Commindion For Relief Ineletura
Fwedieh Steamanto
Endowball
Have
City to Order the Gale of Property for Taxes
City commissioners authorize sale of delinquent property in curb and gutter districts and sidewalk districts to collect special taxes. They also approve a $45,000 loan from First National Bank and dedicate Liberty Avenue as a public thoroughfare. Miscellaneous claims total $18,450 with departmental expenditures across Public Affairs, Public Safety, Streets, Parks, Waterworks, and Auditor’s Offices.
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City Board of Commissioners
Gale
Theetty
Natonal Bank
Intecvat
Liberty Avenue
Twelfth Etrees
Mill Creek
Parks
Deaths and Funerals in Weber County
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Thomas Gibbons and former Ogden resident Hayes, with survivors listed. Gibbons born March 24 1834 in Werkshire Rian. long Ogden resident, high priest, involved in canyon road and tabernacle construction. Hayes died at his Mount Tulip residence after moving from Ogden in childhood. survivors include wife and children Clara Jones Mattie Ray and Wilart Hayes. Funeral arrangements noted with floral services advertised by City Floral Co and Ogden Wholesale Florist.
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Gibbong
Thomas Kraswws
Ogden Canyon Road
Ogden Tabernacle
Fin
Mormon Church
Utah
Thomas Gibbons
Funville
John E. Gibbons
Aflon
Degrer
Mary M. Davidson
Balt Lake
Bra
Wealthy L. Woods
Sargeret A. Gibbone
Ogden
Hayes
Cljahayer
Hountitul
Ueden
Pountitul
Clara Jones
Orden
Mattie
Ray
Wilart
Bountitol
Hosnilfol
Vaudeville Show at Alhambra Next Saturday
An upcoming Alhambra performance features The Wack Pots with four headline acts. The lineup includes Jules Levy and family, Mitte & Lockwood, Hicksville Ruben, The Angel Blisters, Bib Stocking Dancers, Mile Elmina & Co. plus Kin-Kalg and Yappy Highlander with Scottish numbers. Admission is 10 cents, evening show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Gire
Jules Levy
Tnmily
Mitte & Lockwood
Ruben
Hicksvile
Angel
Mile, Elmina & Co
Chicago Board of Education to appeal Loeb rule to Supreme Court
Jacob M. Loeb president of the Chicago Board of Education and author of the Loeb rule which sought to restrain teachers in Chicago public schools from joining the teachers federation announced that the board would appeal the rule to the Supreme Court. The appellate court of Illinois yesterday upheld a decision of the veto court starting a temporary injunction against the board restraining it from entering the Loeb rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Board of Education
Chicago
Jacob M. Loeb
Loeb
Teachers’ Federation
Awpreme
Appetate Court
Ilinole Yeaterday
Avertor
Irish Question in Parliament Discusses Birrell Resignation
In the House of Commons Premier Asquith expressed hope for an early discussion on the motion demanding Augustine Birrell’s resignation as chief secretary for Ireland. He noted that communications between Ireland and England were nearly normal for the moment.
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London
House of Commona
Asquith
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Asquith Watt
England
Special Train Timings Set For May 7 At Muntaritle
Notice lists a special Me A day train lengthening from 1 34 to 12 20 pm and another at 6 30 pm for the Dig dance. Advertisement appears in the paper with altered timetable details.
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Muntaritle
Alta
Adyvertiea
Cleveland Faces a Car Strike
Cleveland May 2 A strike of 2500 motormen and conductors of the Cleveland Tlilways company appeared imminent today as Mayor Terry T. Davie urged officials and car men to reach understanding. If no agreement is reached the carmen threaten a walkout Thursday morning. Company officials said no move is possible without discarding the three rent inrr system and noted the wage offer of 400000 would not cover a fare increase.
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Cleveland
Motorvieo
Cleveland Tlilways Company
Terry T. Davie
Carmen
John J. Sanney
Biennial meeting opens of federation of day nurseries
Chienem May 3 The biennial meeting of the federation of day nurseries opened with Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge of New York City in the chair. The president noted work done since the last meeting and Thomas, superintendent of United Charities of Chicago, spoke on one day nursery a factor in relief and family rehabilitation.
Street Car Strike Vote Looms Amid Labor Tensions
Musburg May 2 Hundreds of street car motormen and conductors gathered at the Union Labor Temple to vote on a settlement proposal for the strike. The plan favored arbitration and improved working conditions, but workers objected to certain terms amid a tense labor dispute. A separate report notes a fatal shooting at a farmer’s home involving a suspect named John ballot and a daughter Azbil, with investigations ongoing as authorities pursue leads.
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Musburg
Lanteh
Alleghany
Aince Bun
Thampson
Conn
John Ballot
Eliot
Eliotte
Newsprint makers claim misrepresentation in price inquiry
Wallington May 2 Manufacturers of news print paper in the United States and Canada petitioned the Federal Trade Commission alleging gross misrepresentation and demanding an early industry investment inquiry. They say 5 percent of producers signed the petition and that contract prices rose at most one percent over twelve months, asserting prices have not exceeded levels seen a decade ago despite other paper prices rising sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallington
United States
Trada
Comstabalor
Canada
End of Strike at Suh Ends Wage Pact Vote
In Suh, May 2, workers voted to accept a company wage proposal after a strike. The first ballot showed a ten to one approval for the compromise, with Kirikera votes at 4 to 2. The new scale sets city 27 cents and maximum 33 cents per hour, two-year term, plus suburban increases. About 5,450,000 dollars added to the annual payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butaburg
Rez
Sour Ullorinn Ag
Ps Nibie
Suburbin Eerste
Trial of Arthur Waite Is Set
New York May 2 The trial of Dr. Arthur Warren Waite for the murder of his father in law John J Voce a wealthy Grand Rapids Mich drug manufacturer won't be held before Supreme Court Justices Stearn to beat a May 22 deadline
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Warren Waite
John J. Voce
Grand Rapids, Mich
Suprema Court
Stearn
Oldest Yale graduate dies in Watertown home
A Watertown resident, Dr. Vay i Fisher, aged 39, died today at his home. A Yale graduate and Yale Medical School alum in 1942, he was recognized as Yale's oldest graduate. The obituary notes his long association with Vale University and his status as a pioneering alumnus.
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Hudson
Alhambra Theatre
Gutscription and Advertising Department
J. T. Rushmer
Gouclan
Ava
Orpheum
George Monroe
Eugene and
Willie Howard
Marilynn Miller
Wall Bureau
Washlndton
D. C
Idaho
College
Manog
Alhambra
Brumimitt
Nead the
WEBER
PET Brown
Salt Lake
Marguerite Clarke
Molly
the Alhambra
Vonoo
City Floral Co
Weber Floral Co
Ogden Wholesale Florist
Phono
Grantblk
27Th
Ogden Theatre
Ethel Slaton
Tom Moore
Lubin
Albert Payson Terhune
Eal
M.A. A. Special
Union
Company
Federation OF Day Nurseries
Federal Trade Commission
Pittsburg
Arthur Waite
YALE
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