Local notices and business updates from Ogden area
A collage of community items including Percy's return from hospital, McIntyre Drug's move to a new jewelry storefront, and plans by Utah Power & Light to expand production. Also details on a Lake Tahoe summer tour opening, auto livery services, a juvenile court ruling, a new baby, new railroad folders, Brigham City visitations, a divorce case, marriage license, probate actions, bankruptcy filing, and journalists’ travel notes.
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Percy SL Conchill
San Francisco Railroad
Hie
Kodak
McIntyre Drug New Jewelry
Paul Stecher
Hhe
Br Twenty-fourth Street
Standard Office
Stecher
Mitchest, Bros, Fon Monuments
OPP
City Cemetery
Benrol
Utah Power & Light Company
Ita
Stahr
Joseph Stahr
M Municipal Court
Elly
M. Ledones Coal & Ice Co
Lake Tahoe
Searon
Lake Talore
Berra Nevada
Southern Pacific
Canoe Tavern
Rendall Auto
Culley Drug
O. Hoffman
M.S. Brandenstein
San Francisco
Ogden
He. G. Fickman
Waablogton Ara
Garrett Menderdick
V. C. Gunnella
Gwilliam
van Bored Avenue
Gwilliam Wee
Arvilla West
George Tush
Souther Pacific Railroad
America
Brigham
Crystal Jeppson
Brigham City
Robert Piredahew
Jack ML. Billings
Los Angeles
Gradge Merrill
Boithfeld
Estat
Park Wardwell
District Court
Wardwell
Tentate
Oregon Short Line Company
Hate Splatne
Jetiere
Eatate
Emma Katheryn Jacks
C. L. Flower
Cdty
Uolice Staten
Merritt
East Lake City
James P. Carey
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Local notices and births mark Ogden events and police matters
Secretary Burton and Engineer Morgan will visit Ogden to attend a Federal local committee meeting at the Weber Bank at 2 p.m. A missionary farewell party includes a dance at the Silas Moyes hall with admission 60 cents per couple, 25 cents for an extra lady. Birth reports list several newborns to local families in May. An addition is planned on Washington Avenue costing about 3800. A Parent Teacher meeting is set for May 11 at Madison School with Dr Morrell speaking on The Event Drama. Attorneys appointed for burglary and grand larceny cases. pleas scheduled for May 12.
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Weten
Burton
Morgan
Ogden
Weber Eink
Ron
Silas Noring Moyes
Tadays
Min. G
Denk
Hickle
Nvn
Aire Victor H. 3Llet
William C. Powell
Nele C. Christensen
M. K. Backman
Harrop
Washington Avenue
Flint
Ree
Boothe
Madison Schol
R. Morrell
McGuire Shaw Warren deaths and funeral notices in city area
Private funeral for William McGuire in Lindquist chapel and burial in city cemetery. John W. Shaw to be buried tomorrow after a 1 p.m. service at Lindquist chapel, body to be shipped to Coalville. Mrs. Rachel Layton Warren to have services tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Clear-Neid meeting house, with interment in Kaysville. Remains may be viewed at home tonight and tomorrow morning.
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Mguire
Lindquist Chapel
William McGuire
Woman assaulted during burglary near Fyla church
Mrs Mabel Norton was attacked in her home on Morrison Avenue around 1 pm by a burly intruder who ransacked the room, struck her and fled through a front door as neighbors heard her cries. Norton grabbed the offender’s cuff button and gold watch was later found at the scene.
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Burley
Mabel Norton
Fyla Copal
Mmrant Avenue
Wanman
Norton
Aim
Tiwan Tleo
Diamond Ring Disappears After Doctor’s Death
A diamond ring once worn by the late Dr. C F Osgood vanished during the incident that preceded the doctor’s death. City detectives investigate with a theory the thief ripped the ring from his finger during the confrontation. The ring was last seen on Dr. Osgood’s finger earlier Tuesday afternoon before the fatal encounter with Thich Is msalag.
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C. F. Osgood
Meter Thich
Ie Munter
Dr. Ondod
Bitten Child Undergoes Rabies Vaccination After Coyote Incident
A Kelton child, Sybil Rae Howe, ten, was treated by Dr George A Dickson with rabies vaccine after a coyote encounter at the Nose residence. Sybil, accompanied by dogs, had a bloodied wound above the left eye. authorities suspect possible dog or child involvement. The family will stay about twenty days for monitoring and serum treatment.
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Grorge A. Dickson
UW Rae
Albert Howe
Kelton
Sybi
Thienyole
Rathrs Deentop
Mrs. Rose
Mickeon Rayn
County Board Moves on School Improvements in Ogden Valley
The county school board, after an inspection of Ogden Valley school buildings, planned bids next week for a new heating plant at North Ogden and a new building at Huntsville with upgraded lavatory facilities. Estimated cost for both projects ranges from 1090 to 1060 dollars.
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Atu
Ogden Valley
Tiberty
I. H. Froerer
Huntsville
Warren
Areo
North Ogsden School
Lumber Yards Announce Early Closures Closing at 3 01
Lumber dealers warn of early closures starting May 13 at 3 01 PM and continuing until further notice. Participating companies include Walker Lumber, Utah and Oregon Lumber, Wheelwright Lumber, Weber Lumber, Eeeles Lumber, UL Retcap Tamber, Daderr Coal and Lumber, Pioneer Coal and Lumber.
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Baturiay
Walker Lumber Company
Utah & Oregon Lumber Co
Wheelwright Lumber Co
Weber Lumber Company
Eeeles Lumber Company
UL Retcap Tamber Company
Daderr Coal & Lumber Co
Pioneer Coal & Lamber Co
AL G Barnes Circus Sparks City Parade
The ALG Barnes Circus drew hundreds of schoolchildren from city and suburbs as it arrived by special train on Oregon Short Line and set up at Twenty seventh Street and Grant Avenue. A long parade along Washington and nearby streets featured open cages with lions tigers and bears, plus zebras, camels, elephants, and riders guiding ponies and other animals through the downtown area.
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Alg
Barnes Ciicus
City
Oregon
Twenty Seventh Street
Grant Avenue
Mit
May Brouhurs
Washington
City board denies Campbell Carnival on Hudson Avenue
The city board rejected a petition by Campbell Carnival Company to use part of Hudson Avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets for shows. Officials cited fire danger and narrow street as reasons. Also denied water main extension on Eighth Street between Jefferson and Madison avenues as the street not city-dedicated. City Engineer Tracy announced paving plans for Twenty ninth Street from Washington to Madison avenues and directed bids.
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City Board of Commissioners
ML J. Jones
Fercely
Joseph Tracy
Twenty-ninth Atreet
Washington
Madison Avenues
Relief drive for starving Christians in Holy Land district
A damaged clip notes a relief appeal for famine in a war zone. It mentions Abrahams at 7341 Lincoln and MS Lebanon and urges support for suffering inhabitants described as Christians who have endured hardship at Turkish hands since the war began.
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Abrahams
Lincoln
Lebanon
Holy Land
Turka
Recall of Canyon War Damage Case Begins
Judge Nathan J. Harriy of Caryinton District Court opened a case involving $25 damages claimed by a minor guardian for Mer in Siophage against Ogden Rapid Transit. The collision at south Ogden Canyon near July 4, 1913, left the plaintiff with permanent injuries to the left thigh and right leg. The plaintiff seeks full damages while the defendant admits liability but contests the amount, with $20,000 suggested by executives. A jury has been empaneled.
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Nathan J. Harriy Caryinton
District Court
Merin Siophage
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
Tloctrig Cary
Ogden Canyon
Selecting New Superintendent in City Education Panel
The city board held a special meeting to select a new superintendent of schools with term starting May 10. Candidates include D. L. Adams, principal of Central Junior High, J. C. Jackson of Aberdeen South Dakota, and Tre FB, superintendent of Cheyenne. The board will continue to meet to decide the finalist.
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City Board of Estoration
Echnors
Anc
John McMilly
Iha
D. IL Adame
He Central
Ache
J. C. Tackson
Aberdeen
Bouth Dakota
Tre FB
Fea
Cheyenne
Wyoarhoote
Kingsbury Named Head of Large City High School
Kingsbury, former Dee Junior High principal and ex-University of Chicago official, accepts Liwa City High School principalship. The district’s rapidly growing school now enrolls about 780 students and collaborates with a state university. Kingsbury has led testing for the Gary survey and a statewide education survey for the Rockefeller Foundation, with prior work in Decatur, Illinois.
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Kingsbury
Dee Junior High School
Ogden
University of Chicago
Liwa City High School
Crowiae Instituton
Ony
Kingsbory
Connec
Gary
General Educa Weh
Rockefelies Pounda- Mon
Decatur
Mothers' Day at the Orpheum Theater Next Sunday
The annual community Mothers Day celebration will be held next Sunday afternoon at the Orpheum theater at 2:20 p.m. under the auspices of the local women’s clubs. Rev. I A Sirpkin of Salt Lake City will speak, with a program of music and tableaux. Mr. David Feeles is chairman of the transportation committee and arrangements for transporting aged and infirm mothers from their homes to the theater are being organized through Mrs. Ecclester.
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Orpheum
Inca] Women's Clubs
I. A. Sirpkin
Salt Lake City
David Feeles
Transportation Committee
Mra
Ecclester
Britain Admiralty confirms Cymric torpedoed and sunk
New York reports say the liner Cymric was torpedoed by a German submarine near four o'clock on Monday afternoon. All aboard were saved according to dispatches. The Cymric left New York April 29 with a mixed cargo and no passengers. The White Star liner sank after an attack off the coast, with five lives initially feared. Crew numbered about ten, exact figures uncertain.
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White
Star Steamship
New York
White Star
Tarion
Cytaric
Queenstown
Wakte Blar
Washington
Conay Frost
State Department
Faatnet
Hantty
Cymria
Vane
Admiralty Service
White Atar Line
London to New York Telegrams on Cymric Torpedoing
Reports from London and Washington on the Cymric torpedo attack reveal conflicting details. Officials confirm some crew rescued while five of 107 aboard were killed. A police court charge is expected in Dow Street, with trial to follow before High Court judges and a jury.
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Washington
White Sur Line
State Department
Proat
Queanstown
Porn
Nantry
Dow Street
High Court of Juation
Roger
Lewis Harcourt
Augustine Dirrell
Ireland
Dirrell
Harold Tennant
Lsador
Bir
Mark Dykes
Parlament
Hull
Jobs Cowart Beely
Fay trio sentenced in federal plot case in New York
Robert Fay, a former lieutenant in the German army, was sentenced to eight years in federal prison at Atlanta after being convicted yesterday of conspiring to destroy Allied war effort with bomb contrivances. His brother in law Walter Echolz and Paul Dacho received four and two years respectively, with fines of $2 each. judge Mowe found they did not originate the conspiracy and deserved less severe punishment.
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New York
Roberta Fay
Runt
Regera
Atlanta
Walter Echolz
Paul Dacho
Mowe
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Seassn’s Row
Shest Theatre
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City Floral Co
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AL. G. Barnes Circus
Hudson Avenue
Waege
Canyon Cha
Sameam
HGH School
Orpheum Theater
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Sir Roger Casement
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Ogden Home Builders CO
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Eccles Bldg
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O. A. Kennedy
Utah National Bank
St Preston Hotel
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