City Board Meeting Extended into Tomorrow Morning
Local government notes indicate the Ogden City Commission met briefly as only Commissioner Chrie Fiyzare attended. The regular board session was continued until tomorrow morning, with various items including water and ice company references and property notices appearing in a scattered, OCR-heavy recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Con & Ica Co
Chrie Fiyzare
City Commission
Opden City Ice Co
H. J. McCool
Fogen
Qwenty Hith Street
Monroe
Quincy
goDon
Ogden Surhie Co
Adams
Ingo le White
O. de Rasiliussen
Washington
Orden City Int Co
California
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Local Court Fines Report Exceeding Speed Limit
A municipal court case record shows a verdict of no cause of action in one matter and fines of five dollars for Arthur Ilxan for exceeding the speed limit on a motorcycle. The incident occurred May 1 and was investigated by Officer Wheast. Nearby, A W Couley and daughter Argilia of Gbienge visit Mrs Sadie Wert at her home. they plan to stay in the town for several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ilxan
Lue
Aharge
Ingal Spond
Tech .Rigtad
Wil Wheast
Atrr
A.W. Couley
Argilia
Gbienge
Qgdan
Commencement Exercises for Ogden Nich School Class of 1914-36
The Ogden Nich School class of 1914-36 will hold commencement at the Alhambra Theatre on Friday May 28 at 8 o clock. The program includes selections by the orchestra and violin, a diploma presentation, and solos by Marian Dinsmore, Chrissie Hollenbeck, Cleon Rich, George Beck, and Miss Hillans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra Theatre
Issieda Bitblle Hada
Alhambra
Valofierory
Marian Dinsmore
Balinlory
Chrissie Hollenbeck
Inio
Cleon Rich
Herlomatin
Hoken Olsen Court Case in Weber County Police Court
Weber County brings forward the case of Hoken Olsen against Wade Johnson II in municipal court with Attorney Wate Johnson as trial judge. The charge involves illegal liquor sales in a dry territory dated April 26 1818 with Sheriff A Devine as the complaining witness. Evidence includes confiscated whiskey and beer found at Olsen's home and a barn, with testimony from Sheriff Devine and Clerk Larry ula. After closing statements, the judge took the case under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County
Tinken Olsen
Wate Johnson
Phanae
Tudne Reeder
Liquoria
Sile
Apri
A. Devine
Hoken
W. W. Harmonthe
Joseph HE. Brans
DeVine
Glsenal
Hanis
Larry Ula
Dig House
Tdgedobreon
Morgan Ogden Spirit Boost Unites Morgan and Ogden Clubs
A delegation from the Waber club visited Morgan Tagt night at the Morr gan Commercial club invitation to foster closer ties. W. Wattis Joseph Scowcroft M S Browning H W Rowe R B Bristol F H Driggs W D Brown Fred Taylor J D B Largan attended. The Morgan meeting hall filled to capacity as members heard talks on unity road building and commercial activity. Ogden speakers led by H Watte Browning Driggs Taylor and Larson expressed strong support for Morgan and Maria people, emphasizing shared commercial welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waber Club
Morgan
Haniel Einer
Morrgan Commercial Club
W. Wattis
Joseph Scowcroft
M. _S. Browning
H.W. Rowe
R. B. Bristol
F. H. Driggs
W. D. Brown
Fred Taylor
J. DB. Largan
Nurgan Ward Choir
Joral
Og Inen
H. Watte
Browning
F. B
Driggs
Pred Taylor
J. DP. Larson
Morgan Club
Maria
Ogden
Morgan Shih
Social Event at Thimble Clues Party with Music
The Jadles of Thimble hosted a pleasant house party on Inter Street featuring Mrs Puratee and Mrs Meadamor Rollo Griffin as guests. Music and instrumental numbers were performed by Erin ch Woth and group, followed by a tasteful jamboree for attendees. A souvenir engraved token was presented to Mrs Hurinic on departure amid a polite cab ride group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil
Woorlratt
Rollo Griffin
Creighbaim
Mikeen Mary
Moronie Furniss
Kathryn Hantoy
Indies
Five Hundred Club Hosts Porter at Dern Ammar Home
The Five Hundred club will be entertained by Newell JX Porter at the Dern Ammar residence tomorrow afternoon. Members are invited to attend and join in the game and social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha der Ammar
Canyon Somorrow
Funeral of FMA Steed Held in Clearfield
The funeral of FMA Steed was held yesterday afternoon at the residence in Clearfield with Bishop George PF Mitchell presiding. Speakers included Walter Steed George Childs Albert W. Burbhan J Larkin and Bishop Mitchell. The word choir sang Bevel's appropriate hymns and the duet Jesus Lover of My Soul was sung by Fo and Albert W Burnham. Interment followed in Clearfield cemetery. All modern dances at Sylvan Park Thursday.
Real Estate Transfers in County Recorder Files
Real estate transfers listed include James Hewitt and wife to Weber County Board of Education part of the northeast quarter of section 24, township 6 north range 2 west Salt Lake meridian for 750 dollars. Bachman and wife to William Taylor part of the southeast quarter of section 34, township 7 north range 2 west Salt Lake meridian for 200 dollars. William Taylor to H B Taylor and wife part of the southeast quarter of section 34? township 7 north range 2 west Salt Lake meridian for 1 dollar. Laelia McDowell Taylor to William German lots 2 and 4 block 1 River View addition Ogden survey for 1 dollar. C E Benneth and wife to Laelia McDowell Taylor lot 3 block 1 River View addition Ogden survey for 1 dollar. Joby A Anderson and wife to Frank Thurnton part of northwest quarter of section 18 township 5 north range 2 east Salt Lake meridian for 190 dollars. Frank G Milig and wife to F F Mumford lots 8 9 and 22? block 2 Central Park addition Ogden survey for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder
James Hewitt
Weber County Board of Education
Bait Lake
Meridian
Bachman
William Taylor
Salt Lake Meridian
Willam Taylor
H. B. Taylor
Tangony Oweeat
Salt Lake Ameridian
Laelia McDowell Taylor
Ogden Survey
Joby A. Anderson
Frank Thurnton
Township
Galt Lake Mercian
Frank G. Milig
F&f
Mumford
Gentral Park
Ogden Aurrey
Heavy losses for Turks as Turko-Russian battles rage in April
The conflict around Urmia and Dilman widens with Turkish reinforcements pushing Russians back to Hmagonthio and delaying advance. Refugees pour into Russia while Armenian villages face destruction. Armenian concern grows over potential mass reprisals as Young Turks pursue alleged annihilation. Bishops and consuls warn of imminent famine and terror spreading across Turkish Armenia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiflis
Haatabte
Ment Urumish
Dilman
Hmagonthio
Augelan
Vileman
Falls
Russia
Urmiah An Dilman
Caucasus
Nereus
Tabriz
Persia
van Ap Derperaln
Raxhya
Teres
Ali
Tirkisy
Armenia
Villa Troops Surrender Flag in Mexico War
Confused OCR note reports Villa forces surrendering a flag during Mexican War operations. Mentions Agua Prieta and a 3400-man force with Carranza authorities, a detachment of enemy troops, and a final advance guard, but details are garbled and names unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avi
Carranza Garreion
Agua Prieto
Oolo
Anld
Vances Guard
Feven
Wirrenderci
Reynolds Tobacco Advertsing Pioneer Promotes Daily Press Impact
The piece profiles Howard J Reynolds of Whiston Salem, highlighting his success with Prince Albert and Camel cigarettes and his firm belief in newspaper advertising. It details his business rise from a Virginia log cabin to a plant in North Carolina, noting profits, reinvestment, and the role of daily papers in building brands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Press
Neavepapmire Ari
R. Jy
Whiston
Salem
Tleynolds Balleses
Reynolds
Yang
Vie Het
Revnokls
Trbucce Company
Tobacc
Batrick County
Virginia
Cnet
Pannda Aml
Waylands and
Tydemartz Towy Partners
Winton
Fenehend
Jim Wan Weces
Gary O Yim
TVR
Eas
Iin Beon
Altey
Standard
Meier
Natioon
Adiple
Rontier
Haumederiae
Mandyina
Birth announcements recorded by health department
The health department records births as follows: Mr and Mrs C. W Day welcomed a daughter on April 24, and Mr and Mrs P Je Par Wing welcomed a daughter on April 25. A note references W ta Grillet, a commercial agent for the New York Central Lines, and Phi Thoapeon, a contracting agent for Cheapy and Uren Western, in connection with local business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office
Iterile Health Department
C. W. Day
P. Je Par Wing
Daugher
W. Ta Grillet
New York Central Tints
Phi Thoapeon
Cheapy
Uren Western
Olmur Ow Buelitese
Chief Officer Sends Report On Gulflight Torpedoing
Washington May The American steamer Gulflight was torpedoed without warning according to a statement received by Secretary Bryan signed by Chief Officer Smith and Consular Agent Banticle Ambassdor Page reported that Lt John H Towers and Naval Constructor Lewis I McHride will not investigate the loss of the Gulflight. Plymouth to take depositions from alliners and crew. The statement describes the attack near Bishop about 4 miles west, the submarine sinking the ship in minutes and extensive damage with one hole in the hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gulflight
aRtimaring
Bryan
Smith
Banticle
Page
John H. Towers
London
Lewis I. McHride
Guillight
Tisigh
Plymouth
Sii Keen
Nathtag Mara
Nynaher
Wubmarineg
Indiatinet
Agai
English Poet Critiques Government In Wartime Opinion
The article cites an English poet denouncing the Bailish government and its ministers, accusing them of apathy toward the people. It notes plans to march in May along the coast and criticizes the ministers stance on the war and domestic policy. The piece references political leaders, public sentiment, and anticipated demonstrations on the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laandit
Pety
Wrotann
Liberty Bell Stops En Route to Chicago Tour
Philadelphia report notes the Liberty Bell bearing on a special excursion will pause in Ogden and travel through cities including Denver Spokane Seattle and Portland before reaching Chicago. Arrangements are described for the route with Ogden among the listed stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty Bell
Ogden
Chicago
Kank
Kannad City
Onin
Chayenne
Denver
Salt Ine
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
Teyaitrey Blom
Wilson Holds Back Letters In Industrial Dispute
Washington May report quotes President Wilson resisting disclosure of a proposed calendar to finalize the industrial relations commission. Ammons of Colorado and other officials discuss commission conduct, labor tensions, and penalties while rail labor unrest and company policies draw public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Willson
Calorday
Firnlal
Industrial Relations
Weta Tits
Ammons
Congress
Mediatar
Erkim
Hualisor
Vonpulsdre
Emmy
Pennsylvania
Heaney Lesan
Steno
Spa
Poway
Cyan Ryan
Pareretited
Tie Campamta Hmo
Om Peer Fe Pathe Ness Et Cros
Iveerinl
Dimitott Syemiaral Ope Artic Hultit Fd
Hinkle Tion
Glusni Shop
Hhywe Pononyhvamia Company 1
Alwitse Dun Wert
Veralteritus Ogrynaead
Newbourned
Tate Tenders
Srennisere
Trainoy
Neguertho Wan
Organ Recitals Anointing Whitaker at Galpan Tabernacle
Organist Whitaker of the London temple planned a series of olive vocal recitals during a San Francisco review trip. The American review notes his replacement at the core role during an absence, with plans for his upcoming appearance. The article mentions Whitaker’s first year in the series and a tentative return date, highlighting reception and expectations for his performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anniung
Whitaker
Ie Qpalan Tabernacle
Nas
Menace
Pratessay
Mettettan
San Fran
Vizew Expanition
Hin
Phafie
Digenet News
Onden Trhempele
Mr. Whiaker
Khans
Kinder
Whitney
Biore Wees Hill
Wade
Odean
Qenghal von Seidenitz Killed in Transit Incident
Amateur division report notes the death of Qenghal von Seidenitz amid a chaotic transit incident. Details are scarce in the fragmented OCR text, but the report confirms a fatal outcome tied to a transit route. no further names or locations are legible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qenghal von Seidenitz
Amatnrsdion
Vanden
Eld P
Mapateh
Bern
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Alter
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Henne
Savage
New York
Arthur E. Pratt
David Eccles
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Hoken Olsen
Wade Johnson II Police Court
Sylvan Park
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R. J. Reynolds
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