Tigers New Editor Appointed At Colorado College Campus
The Tiger newspaper at Colorado college names G Butter as assistant editor and Sydney Winters as editor, marking a notable honor for joining the Tiger staff. A flurry of local notes follows including shop ads, a theft sentence, and public notices across Ogden with mayoral contract concerns and a wind fueled fire on Pacific avenue.
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Agslatant
Sydney Winters
The
Tiger
Colorado College
Tiger Star
Garden movement HQ opened in Utah National Bank building
Robert E. Witson director of labor in the city garden movement and Fred A. Hulsh in agricultural supervision establish permanent headquarters in room 4 second floor Utah National Bank building telephone 423. The office will be a clearinghouse for gardening information, labor, advice and donations inviting all to confer. In Washington the senate closed its doors to debate embargo provisions. La Follette amendment to bar embargos on nations that consume American exports was discussed, ensuring neutral nations not forced into conflict.
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Robert E. Witson
City Garden
Fred A. Hulsh
Utah National Bank
Altor
Committee On
Wilson
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Wilson Lane man released on authority of county officials
J H Kalem of Wilton notes that a Wilson Lane man, brought from Evanston on a complaint by Cheesman Auto, was released by Sheriff Herbert C. Peterson with County Attorney Charles L. Parr’s approval after ventilation found no criminal basis. Attacks by British near Hoeur and German positions between Fontaine and Reine court were repulsed.
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J. HL Kalem
Wilton
Smith
Evanston
Wyo
Cheesman Auto Company
Kajeman
Herbert C. Peterson
Charles L. Parr
Thesetewers
Tielento
Tenlin
Hoeur
Fontein
Reinecourt Wree
Utah Compensation A N T E S Adopted Monday
The Utah Industrial Commission approved workmen compensation proposals for all state industries at an open meeting. Commissioner Jenkins led questions from insurers and industry reps. Rates for various industries were read, showing premium per payroll for many trades, including manufacturing, mining, construction, and services.
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Bat Lake Tribune
Utah
State Industrial Commission
Representation Casualty Insurance Mon
Renea Roiatives
Li Lerrats
Ferdinand Erickson
Legal and Claims Department
Utah Fort Company
Frank J. Sweeney
Emil Selbach
H. B. Windsor
J. Charles Hosa
J. T. Moreton
Varios Casualty Companies
Funeral services for John Russell held at St Joseph Church
Impressive funeral services were held yesterday at St Joseph s Catholic church for John Russell who died last Friday in Calbhirnla. He was known in Oxden and was the son of Mr. and Mrs J X Russell of 3165 Pacific Avenue. Interment followed at Odenelty cemetery.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
John Russell
Calbhirnla
Oxden
Mra
J. X. Ruswell
Pacific Avenue
Oe Denelty Cemetery
Patriotic open air meeting set with noted speakers
Captain Edmund T Hulantak will chair a patriotic open air meeting at 7 30 tonight at the corner of Twenty fifth Street and Washington Avenue city hall square. Judge John F Bagley and Attorney John Larddon are to speak with A B Condon presiding. Weather interrupted initial plans. a musical number is promised and a second meeting may occur later this week. Volunteer enlistments listed include William Ear Baan Ogden Preston Beott Bair Millville Utah apprentice seaman, and Julius S Kershaw Ogden among others.
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Edmund T. Hulantak
Twenty
Strent
Washington Avenue
City Hall
John FE
Bagley
Joho ‘Larddon
A.B. Condon
Heinhart Gideon
Christian St. Garver
Hatley
Dergemer
Loran
Utah
William Wheeton
Ogden
Landaman
Roy Joe Hampton
Harrtardle
Treman
Clase
Stara Frye
Promise
Lows
William Derrett
North Ogden
Henry Pege
Preston
Idaho
Jandeman
Army
Julius S. Kershaw
Weat Treaty-fourth Street
James L. Cabbledick
Logan
Titah Marines
Robert M. Campbell
Wong Sing Declared Not Guilty By City Judge
Wong Sing owner of the Bon Ton restaurant was acquitted by Municipal Judge George Darker on a charge of selling liquor without a license. Defense said the key witness bought beer under instruction from the waiter, while prosecution claimed delivery occurred in the restaurant. a single witness had doubt about the transaction. Also reports unrest and a storming at Fresnoy with Finnish forces repelling recapture attempts.
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Wong Sing
George
Darker
Bon Ton
Sing
Diamond Saloon
W. 5. Henderson
Notice To Whom It May Concern About Household Responsibility
A notice states that the wife left the home and that the husband will no longer be responsible for edfixations entered by her. This archival notice appears in an advertisement style.
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Cianwick
Notice to business men and rent ad with odd phrasing
Notice to business men reports a personal disclaimer by Willard Jewena about debts incurred by his wife and son after leaving home. An unfurnished nine room house is offered for rent at 2338 Wall Street, with machine shop services described including marble cutting and polishing, with unclear rates and classifications.
Reception at Masonic Temple Next Wednesday Evening
Grand chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star will convene at the Masonic Temple Thursday morning at 10 o'clock for a two day session. A Wednesday evening reception precedes the session and a large delegation from Balt Lake will attend. Miriam chapter will host a banquet Thursday noon. Worthy Grand Matron Alfonie Washer to deliver annual report Thursday, with grand officers elected Friday afternoon and officers installed Friday evening after a Queen Esther chapter dinner. Delegates from state chapters will attend.
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Grand Chapter
Order of the Fastern Star
Wil
Masonic Temple
Order of Balt
Lake
Oxdee
Miriam Chapter
Alfonie
Onan
Cew
Queen Esther Chapter
Boys Prevent A Serious Blaze In Business District
Clarence Chandler and Herry West spotted a blaze behind the Laat & Thomas store on Wudeos Avenue between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-Alth streets at 7:30 PM. They rushed to the pile of rubbish near Mames Issulok, extinguishing the fire before it fed on crates and empty boxes. The growth was fueled by wind and started from heat sources likely a stove or furnace.
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Clarence Chandler
Herry West
Rbove
Wudeos Avenue
Twenty-fourth
Officers Training Camp Graduates at Presidio San Francisco
Ogden youths Willa Smith and Eurene E Pratt earned commissions as second lieutenants after the officers training camp at the Presidio San Francisco. Others named include Joseph F. Bwin nex Robert FE Nord Willord 4 Wilson Raymond W. Shirey Leonard Dartdeon and Retobart J ideon. Dissatisfaction grew as the camp closed days early before all applicants were processed. A trio of letters was sent to Senator Wildman King and Representative Milton H. Welling in Washington urging reopening.
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Ogden
Presidio
San Francisco
Willa Smith
Eurene E Pratt
Leutenant
Joseph F. Bwinnex
Robert FE
Nord
Willord
Wilson
Raymond W. Shirey
Leonard Dartdeon
Retobart J Iideon
Don Os
Renator Wildlao HM
Milton HH
Welling
Washington
Eastern Sho Graduates Show Stage Arts Talent
Mize Minnie Moore Grown daughter of Mrs. W. J. Smith completed a two year course at Leland Powers School of the Broken Word Darton She read a scene from the drama Adam by Homer at commencement and impressed peers before heading home to Ogden to plan a dramatic art studio Dr Brown travels East for a three week Mayo Brothers Institute clinic in Rochester and to visit New York friends.
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Minnie Moore
W. J. Smith
Mark Crown
Leland Powers School
Darton
Onoe Axe
Oagden
Adam
Homer
Abey
Ogden
Mise Brown
New York
Pittsburg
Brown Fe Alto
Mayo Brothers Institute
Woecheater
Minn
Canadians in Desperate Fight Near Freanoy Village
Dispatch from the front reports a heavy bombardment followed by a German attack northeast of Freanoy village, held by Canadian troops. The Germans briefly broke through before a counterattack reclaimed most of the line after two hours of intensive fighting. Continuous shelling continued near Fresnoy.
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Ottawa
Teada
Tixton
Freanoy Village
Mall
Anata
Fresnoy
Card Party by Olden Circle 681 Women of Woodcraft
Olden circle No 681 Women of Woodcraft will host a card party for neighbors and friends at their ball on Fraternity block Wednesday evening May 19 at 8 o'clock. All are invited. Miss Violet Hall at home, daughter of Mr and Mrs G B Hall, 16 Porter Avenue, has returned from Boston after studying at Leland Powers School of Expression and Boston Conservatory of Music. Mrs Hall reports a profitable year in the east and a divorce in Ogden. Married in Salt Lake: Eva Hall Ericson weds G Oliver Janninger of Oshkosh, Wis, in Salt Lake Monday.
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Salt Lake
Mira
Andrew G. Ericson
Eva
G. Oliver Janninger
Oshkosh
Wis
Home Industry Club Meets May 23 At 2 30 PM
The Women Industry club will meet with Men C. 1 Childe at 458 Twenty eighth Place on May 23 at 2 30 p.m. Members are requested to be present.
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Wome Industry Clol
Childe
Priert
Mexico Army Not Short of Generals
Mexico City May The Meat cat Anny suffer from a no shortage of arperalk. There are 507 of them for a total enlisted force of 125,823 an ave rage of one general to 69T men Col port leutenantcoloarla and majors constitute a Hittin army of 2,638 Of the generals eleven are com manders of divisiona and many of them have figured promiscnity in the war They are Alvarobregon mnister of war Pablo Jone commanding the division of the e Ren Jamin Hil commanding the forces of the federal districts Salvador Alvare ado Governor w and military command er of Yucatan Candity Aguilar on leave of absence no run for election as governor of Vera Cra Cesare Castri governor and military com man der of Puebla Francisco Marguca commanding operations to Chihuahua Franciaro Cosa Jacinto Trevino on leave of absence as member of con Reese from Coshullay Manuel M Dien rire on leave as candidate for elec tion as movernor of Jallaco and Jove Augustin Castra governor of Carnes Fine rug cleaning Ogden Steam Laundry Phons 175.
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Mexico City
Colport
Alvarobregon
Mnister
Pablo Jone
Emmanding
E Ren
Jamin Hil
Salvador Alvareado
Yucatan
Candity Aguilar
Vera Cra
Cesare Castri
Puebla
Francisco Marguca
Chihuahua
Franciaro Cosa
Jacinto Trevino
Con
Reese
Coshullay
Manuel M. Dien Rire
Movernor
Jallaco
Jove
Augustin Castra
Carnes
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Treseder
Alfred W. Agee
Pedro Homera
Gwillam Lumber Company
Ogden Baok & Curie
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Greenwell
Ueswood
Walter Mickey
P. J. Moray
H. 11
Henderson
Wilson Brothers
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
W. C. Stimpson
Woiverdale
Raymond Hall
Uncle Sam
Noad—Corey & Taylor Construction Company
Davia & Weber Counties Canal Company
East Canyon
Peters, M. O. Ogden Co
Hee
Thomas E. Browning
International Association of Paleo Chiefs
Kansas City
Checadomes Coal and Ire Co
Stra
John Vinner
California
Vineer
Jeena M. Meeder
Yellowstone
Oregon
Yellowsoos Station
E.w.downing
Eccles Rdg
Adams Avenue
Wau
Mic
Ogien
T. W. Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln Fs
William Massa
Alfred W. Azee
William Brown
Pedro Flemero
Middleton
Ruth B. Mddleton
Thomas T. Middleton
Cache County
Henry Miller
Frolich
Hermann Kuchler
Fred Frolich
Germany
J. W. Lowrie
Illinois Central Railroad
C. L. Casady
Buriington Stoute
Orden Todly
E. Lofgreen
Oswald Jackson
John A. Allen
Sire
Walter C. Stephens
Afra
Vincen R. Helos
Walph H. Harrison
Charles" CG. Wall
Ara
B. Canaries
Doyle
Salterson Avenue
Headquarters For Gardening
Wilson Lane Man
Formia
Jenkins
Corporation Casualty Insurance
Windsor
Commission
Commikaion
F. J. Brown
Asyluma
Janos
Garber
Shkrt
BUI
Billard Ant
Dillard
Crick
Bulldfara
Igu
Abop
Virae
Macarmml
John Rubbell
Herlin
London
Willard Jewena
Wallan
National Gas Lee Ea Piet Panera Coe
National Gas Range
Utah Power & Light Co
Mexico
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