Bertillon System Proposed for Ogden Police
Ogden officials push for a Bertillon system to register and identify criminals at the rail hub. Sheriff Peterson and Chief Brown note travelers and undesirables pass through daily, urging a fully equipped department to deter mugging and enable positive identifications. Local experts like George Wardlaw are eyed for expertise. payrolls for the first half of May were approved.
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Ogden
Compheriff Peterson
Brown- Inc
Bernson
Peterson
Tly
George Wardlaw
Dee Nurses Graduate At Splendid Berthana Event
Misses Mildred Lawrence Lilian Dongaton Isabelle Bampton Virgiols Woodworth and Clanche King received Alptonas at the Dee hospital nurses training school commencement. Dr Eva C Teleh spoke and diplomas were conferred by Dr S E Joyen as 300 guests attended a reception and dance following the ceremony.
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Dee Hospital
Nurses Training School
Mildred Lawrence
Lilian Dongaton
Isabelle Bampton
Virgiols Woodworth
Clanche King
Alptonas
Ping
Derthana Hall
David A. Smith
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-tey Balnts
Traiing School
Des Irene Dwaneon
Diebop Fmlth
A. A. Mebtasa
Nndorsed
Pr. Mich
Iss Biella Sainabury
Robinson
Chool
Marks
Thomas D. Dee
Joie’ Ab
Mary Fischer
Misa Marian Hrorning
H. Smith
Se 8
Joyen
Sal
Bishop Smith
Allican-Thatcher
World’s record for tight tackle distance set in New York
A new world record was achieved in New York on May 16 with a distance of 96 feet by J. Behelon of Newark New Jersey's Malt and Fig Casing club. The rod used weighed no more than four ounces.
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New York
J. 3
Newark
N. J
Pitcher Roy Bliss Released to Great Falls
Salt Lake City May 18 A Salt Lake club pitcher Roy Bliss has been released and sent to Great Falls in the Northwestern league. Manager William Bernhard announced the move today.
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Roy Bliss
Group Photograph Of Lawyers In A Long Ago Court
Thirty years ago the lawyers of Op den all gathered in Judge Minera court room in the old Utah Lee and Trant building which later burned. A group photograph included Kentucky Amlib Mark Lessinger Jodees Miner Maginnis and many others now deceased. Judge Henderson has a preserved copy on his office wall and survivors recall the youthful appearance of Gideon Henderson and Heywood. Mayor Heywood wondered if he could spot himself in the frame. The survivors remark the gap of thirty years feels brief to them.
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Opden
Judge Minera Court Room
Utah
Lee and Trant
Eyte
Edlen
Cade
Kentucky Amlib
Mark Lessinger
Jodees Miner
Maginnis
Wire WH. Henderson
Abbot St,leswood
Valentine Gldtan
Itram J. Helderson
Heywood
Gideon and
Henderson
Canin & Molattire
Boys for the Army Must Be of Good Character
Recruiting officers from both services rejected admitting Arthur Lloyd a convict to the U S military. They said criminals are not wanted and only men of good character are fit for the national cause. Lloyd faces penitentiary time for a long criminal record including theft and dope dealing. Naval recruiters and the army emphasize character, with Sheriff Peterson confirming strict standards.
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Army
Navy
Arthur Lloyd
Mak Ables
Uncle Sam
Patricia
Sherif Merbert C. Peterson
Agee
Cary
Lloyd
Ife
de. Trentenam
Robert E. Thornton
Naval
Young Men Enlist in Army in Port Osford Band
In Port Osford Oregon May Day 21 to 21 year old married men have volunteered for service in the army or navy. About 250 men were prepared to enlist with eleven volunteers expected to arrive for a mass enlistment. They traveled 76 miles over mountain roads to reach the train for dispatch.
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Portland
Port Osford
Curry County
Oregon
United States
Army
Portind
Ames Court Boys Defeated In Slugfest Baseball Game
The Wall Avenue Sluggets defeated the James Court baseball team yesterday in a high scoring game. Weaver Thussell Childs Mount pitcher and catcher roles noted in local recap.
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Wall Avenue
James Court
Weaver Thussell Childs
City Debates Short-Term Loan From First National Bank
City commission considered borrowing ten thousand dollars from First National Bank to cover current expenses as water department profits fall short. Tax budget fees discussed to ease taxpayer burden. Omaha Livestock notes show May receipts with varied cattle and sheep values across local markets.
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First National Bank
Water Department
Enor
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Ben Turpin
Billie Rhodes
Reel Life
Mary Pickford
Nell
Payralla
Union
DEE
Berthana
Chautauqua
Hawkins
Tokyo
James Goddard
Chicago Grand Opera
INC
Washington
Applio
Harvey W. Wiley
Westfield Bureau of Fare Foods
Northwest Fruit Products CO
Western
Appliu
Ames Court Boys
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Lorsia
Frett
Fenise Superiendent
Mall Appiire
Driek Ex Ae
Japan
Hershey
Murphy's Coffee
Omaha
Omaila
Ieee
Poe
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