Warrants and Odd Notices From Ogden Daily
Local notes report a series of small items including arrests for burglary and theft, a court petition over a real estate estate, new residences planned on Washington avenue, and several railway and city officials traveling for business. Also mentioned are a horse injury, a china merchant held on bond, and carnival events at Standard Boys gathering.
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F. H. Balloz
Denver
Great Western Bupar Company
Orden
Billings
Moat
Kodak Filme
Mcintyre
T. G. Lathes
Pacific Frost Express Company
Ite
Jenn Tinsman
Mead Natherra
Frank W. Mathews
Aign
Mitchell Bands
City Cemetery
de Jones Coal & Ice Co
Chineman
Sing Worn
Randall Auto
Culley Drug
Smith
John’ PF. Smith
de Ceare
Washington Avenue
Ninth
B. F. Perrose
George Stewart T
Wall Avenue
J. A. Lloyd
Erie Ines
A. W W. Gorey
Chicago and Northwestern
W. I. Greiner
New York Central
Claud Winney
Chicago
Milwaukee
Vinltor
Sunt
D. Hf
Christensen
East Lake City
Ogden
Aru Alp
Hunter
Quincy Arcane
Salt Lake City
Bamberger
David Jenkins dies after home beating in Wilson Lane
David Jenkins died at 1 o'clock after being found unconscious in his Wilson Lane home Tuesday night. Investigators report two blunt instruments caused the injuries while robbery is considered, and coroner’s inquest is set with Sheriff DeWing and County Attorney Evans to summon all witnesses.
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David Jenkins
Cordergas Acrautt
Wilson Lane
Ife
Hia
Isrym Jenkins
Ahariffe
Jeskins
Jenkins
Jenkins Cabin
T. A. DeWing
Joseph Evans
David Jen
Wilson
Big Show for the Children at Alhambra Today and Saturday
A children's program features Burton Holmes travel segments and the Pletonh and Fire Reel at the Alhambra, running today and Saturday as advertised by the theater.
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Burton Holmes Travete
Paramount Rta
Alhambra
Enlarge Sugar Factory at Wilkot Undergoes Major Remodel
About 100 men work on expanding the Amalgamated Bigar sugar plant at Wilkot. The program includes new and enlarged office quarters, bigger sheds, an extra lime kiln, and four large boilers with a combined capacity of 1000 horsepower.
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Amaleamated
Bigar Company
Wilkot
Flood Devastates Midlard Districts Leaving Hundreds Homeless
Capetown reports floods in the Midlard districts causing hundreds of people to become homeless. Life loss is estimated at fifty, with property damage described as severe. The notice cites a flood disaster impacting residents and relief efforts.
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Capetown
Union of Souta Africa
London
Powers and Flynn Freed by Court in Drunken Disorder Row
Court releases Powers and Flynn after brief hearing. Weng, Chimesa, and others face small fines or bail for drunkenness and disturbances. Richard Powers and Patrick Fison cited on grand larceny charges. case dismissed after motions. Powers and Flynn freed from jail.
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Sing Weng
Jerry Kelliner
Carl Anderson
Trey
Artes Monegan
T. Clark
J. Prankita
J. Kelly
Soin
J. Willams
Tilebardeen
Fourth Street
Hudson
Grant Avenues
Yaterday
State of
Utah
Richard Powers
Patrick Fison
Harker
Patrick Quigity
Frank Malbrook
Baren X. Chritensen
Thanes
J E. Evans
Flynn
Hansen and Sultan George M Hansen in BandaKan Borneo Photo
George M Hansen, former Of den, now U S coayal on Borneo, appears with the Sultan of Sulu and officials in a May 4 photograph. The scene shows a notable group at the coven's home in BandaKan, Borneo, with Hansen once part of the Standard's rep art staff.
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George M. Hansen
Ofden
United States
Coayal
Borneo
Teace
Leslie
Sulu
Thay
Janton
Bandakan
Horneo
Sisnson
Blanton Arrested in Sacramento For Fraud Charge
James M. Blanton, the alleged swindler linked to a $300 fraud at a Salt Lake merchant, was arrested in Sacramento and sent to Salt Lake City for trial. Police traced his register at a Ogden area hotel and noted his pretentious act to impress staff. Blanton formerly served as secretary to a Nevada general.
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James M. Blanton
Opden
Sacramento
Cal
Salt Lake City
Frome Crane
Salt Lake
Craus
Blapton
Ealt Lake
Ogden Potles Department
Hraig
Manton
Oger
Mander Cannon
Neyvada
Slayer Exami ned For Sanity In Dr Osgood Case
Attorney Soren X. Christensen of salt Lake City said the slayer of Dr C F Osgood will undergo a sanity exam. He described a two year motive and said the attacker acted under direction from a man in blue. The preliminary hearing was set for May 16 but was delayed for lunacy proceedings.
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Soren X. Christensen
Salt Lake
Neher March
Tr. C. F. Osgood
Ant
J. W
W. March
Christensen
Btandrard
Murch van Ideane
iVle
de Qagood
Attornay Christens
Tenacy
Defara
The Innocent Lie at Sehones Ambre Tonight
The All British association invites all to a social evening featuring The Innocent Lie at Sehones ambre as well as an octal and card party. Event on Monday May 15 at 2 p.m. in Owls' Lodge rooms Washington agenus. Tickets include refreshments.
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Sehones Ambre
All British Association
Owls’ Lodge
Washington
Agenus
Ska
Eighteen Women Murdered Linked to Marriage Scams
The report details a serial murder case in Cynkotawin known as Hela Kiss. Police link the deaths to a scheme targeting women through marriage advertisements to extort money. Eight victims are confirmed dead, eight reported missing, and ten others are undiscovered. The dwelling yielded travel‑bound items and sealed cases, with remains of seven women found in one, and a young woman’s body identified from a decade earlier. The investigation notes global shipments and long-term involvement.
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Budapest
Sfa
London
Tome Barther
Esse O
Anodera Eun
Cynkotawin
Hela Kiss
Eise
United States
Frank G. Janney Called by Death
Frank G Janney longtime associate of D C Jackling and museger of Utah Copper died after an operation for appendicide at age seventy two. His home was in Salt Lake City though much of his life was spent in Salt Lake.
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Janney
Utah Copper Company
D. C. Jackling
San Francisco
Sevan
Opera producer honored by Utah Opera company
Serge nt T Pardoe has been selected to stage the forthcoming grand opera Alda for the University of Utah Opera. The production is set for the Orpheum Theatre in Salt Lake City with May 23 and 30 dates.
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T. Matt Pardoe
Dstrict
Forthcomine
University of Utah Opera Company
Opera
Pardow
Orden
Urea
Salt Lake
Spo
Oroteum Theatre
Divorces Granted in District Court
In the Miatrict court a decree of divorce was entered granting Mary Bennett custody of the child and monthly alimony of 162. The decree favors the plaintiff in the case against Willem Dennett. A decree was also issued in the case of Elfin Weir and William Weir granting custody of the minor child and costs. Letters of adoption of Lionn Brat fee Alera, nine months old, were loaned to Bir and Mrs. Marry Bandman with the mother’s consent.
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Dl Sorew
Mary Bennett
Willem [ Dennett
Elfin Weir
Willam Weir
Lionn Brat Fee Alera
Grace Alberts
Bir
Marry Bandman
Mission Circle Meeting Highlights Baptist Women Work in India
The Mission Circle of the First Baptist Church met at Mrs. Gusen Markie’s home at 606 W Twenty Fourth Street. Mrs J W Zimmerman and Nellia Dunimore led the discussion on Baptist Women's Work in India. The afternoon featured a pleasant lesson followed by refreshments and a social half hour.
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Baptist Mission Circle
Gusen Markie
India
Mra.j. W. Zimmerman
Nellia Dunimore
Ie Alea
Dron es Jones Funeral Held At Kanearille Meeting House
The funeral of Margaret A Jones was held yesterday afternoon in the Kanearille meeting house with interior George Creen presiding. Special music was provided by the vant choir and Robert Siddoway. speakers included Patriarch OG. W. Larkin, Bishop Green, Robert Biddaway and William Green. Interment at Ogden City cemetery.
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Margaret Ajones
Kanearille
Jnterior George Creen
Vant
Robert Siddoway
OG. W. Larkin
Bishop Green
Robert Biddaway
William Green
Ogden City
British Reply to Red Cross and Aid Shipments
Sir Maurice De Burean states the Nuidah government would allow medical supplies to American Red Cross units aiding the central powers with assurances of their use, but rejects general imports for the enemy. He warns a general permit would enable large-scale global sourcing of supplies by the foe, affecting wartime logistics.
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London
Regent
America
Medical supplies and wartime blockades referenced
The piece discusses German rubber shortages and attempts to restrict medical supplies for war use. It notes past and present efforts to bar medical books and equipment, and cites historical examples from the Franco-Prussian War and American Civil War to illustrate how medical provisions were treated in blockades.
Langhorne Tries to Save Deener in Mexican Prisoner Exchange
March 12 in Marathon Texas Major Gece Langhorne of the Jip lead expeditionary forense seeks an exchange of prisoners to free Jrsee Deemer the plove keeper captured by Villista forces. If the parleye fails Langhorne will rush the bonilits heading south of the Rio Grande. Major Langhorne has forces to pursue into Mexico if needed with John Wolfson and F Walleworth reported in need of relief.
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Tio Grande
Latahomne
Mesiin II
Americana
John Woolfson
F. Walleworth
Buyer New York Stay 2-Raw Suru Quiet ComiciGigal
In New York a buyer signals quiet trading with a refiner seeking granular sugar products and fine granulate. Sugar futures edged lower in early forenoon trading, slipping 4 to 6 points as markets assess supply and demand signals.
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New York
Lansing Seeks Inquiry on German Action Against Commander
Secretary of State Lansing announced plans to ask Ambassador Gerard in Berlin to determine the nature of the punishment imposed by the German government on the commander of a submarine or armed vessel that sank the steamship Suse Wex. The request is formal and directed at the German government.
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Washington
Stay
Landog
Gerard
Berlin
Abe Marine
Lansing
Secret Paper Said to Spark Irish Uprising
Ran Francie May 12 The Leader claims a document found by the Hunter government precipitated the recent uprising in Ireland. The alleged copy, read by Tom Selty in a Dublin city meeting, supposedly sanctioned a plan for immediate measures and warned barracks for police, Dublin forces, and restricted movement. It lists Sinn Fein and volunteers groups and directs occupation of certain premises.
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Ran Francie
Ireland
Dublin Caatia
Sloan Felon Castional Council
Sinn Fein Volunteers
Cuncil Itfeh
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Qavid Jenkins
Powers
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Blanton
Wees
Tenday Sale
Mm. J. B
Hungary
Frank G. Janney
Earl Pardo Aebornzet
Srios School Stable S Service
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James J. Jackson
Mise Ernc
Brown
William White
Army Mounted Service School
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Jackson
White
Oman
Siinjnte
Mins Tromp
Williamireen
Abn
Bheikewisewan
Ube
Serceant Jackson
City Floral Co
Weber Floral Co
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Detwren Sbaritt
H. B. Warner
Jimmy Valentine
Ghostbreaker
the Raiders
Chas. Murray
Murray & Mack
Keystone
Ogden Theatre
Joble Cangec
Vannes
Thase
Cfril
Confederate States
Langhorne
Deener
Tema Marine
Rpheum Theatre
Theodore Loreh
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