Appointed Playground Supervisor and City Notices
The city commission appointed Ida MM Whitton as playground supervisor at Liberty Park with a salary of 50.4 per month. A mass meeting of G A R, W B C, and Ladies of the G A T L is set for Sunday at City Hall to walk to First Methodist Church for a memorial service. Police appointments were announced for Ise, Atarkey, Exis Parr, and W J Moore per city hall reports.
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Waeman
Ida MM. Whitton
Liberty Park
Ise, Atarkey
Exis Parr
W. J. Moore
Meat cards to be introduced in new ration plan
A conference with Premier Nibot Leyla J. Maley and Maurice Klaisette led to a decision to issue meat cards to prevent hoarding and ensure fair distribution. Cards limit quantities, set by a price scale, with penalties for abuses. Wholesale butchers set interim maximum prices, reflecting a 10 to 16 cent drop per pound.
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Nibot
Leyla J. Maley
Interior
Maurice Klaisette
Chamber of Deputies
Violette
Jurors Favor Pardon for Abe Majors in Murder Case
Ninth juror on Abe Majors verdict signs petition seeking pardon. The document states doubt about Majors guilt in Captain Crown murder, cites desire to rectify possible injustice and to serve justice and society's interest. Names jurors from Hyrum Lewiston Paradise Nyde Park appear on petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Majors
Wm. Crown of
Ogden
Abraham Ft. Majors
Bole
Abraham R. Majors
Abraham Jr. Majora
J. F. Wright
Hyrum
Foreman
William A. Wil Ilsma
Syrtm
Neary C. Kent
Lewiston
John Biggs
Co ¥S
George 5. Obray
Paradise
Henry T. Henson
Loran
Joseph Waite
Smitthield
San Francisco Honors Guthrie in Wide Procession
San Francisco mourned ambassador George W. Guthrie with a noon procession along Market Street. Troops, city officials, and Japanese representatives followed the casket on a flower-banked cassone and wreath-laden carriages as the body was ferried to the Oakland boat, then sent to Whitehurst, Va.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
George W. Guthrie
Japao
United States
Oakland
Wttebure
Bulgarian Party to Reach Ogden by Rail May Next Week
A colonization party of 10 Bulgarians is expected to reach Ogden by rail next week aboard the Union Pacific line, then continue to Monterey, California, via the Southern Pacific route. The voyage aims to establish settlement links, with the group’s destination noted as tentative pending further routes. The plan reflects broader immigration movements tied to transcontinental rail travel in the era.
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Ogden
Union Pacific Ralinaad
Motesio
Cal
Graduates of the Dee and Lew Junior Highs Named
The Lewis and Dee Junior High schools announce the graduating list led by Lewry Junior High. Names include Vernon Fanford Let Carr Grant Fils Virgil Stinchetti Oliver Hoople Winks Hatchings Marold Junk Charles Pastas Howard Peters and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Dee
Lewry Junior High
Vernon Fanford
Let Carr
Grant Fils
Virgil Stinchetti
Oliver Hoople
Winks Hatchings
Marold Junk
Charles Pastas
Howard Peters
Help Portar
Otto van der Bchulit
Arve ¥An Erden
Charles Jobpaco
Elizabeth Browning
Rene Horton
Verna Bult
Laurse de Young
Pearl Gerrison
Noting Harper
Mabel Hunn
Christian Scientists Aid War Relief Effort
Local Christian Science members respond to questions about their war relief role. The church reports nearly 300000 raised for war relief and distributed without expense to the fund, with committees in European war zones assisting through direct effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Church
Daston
Christian Selentiwia
Christian Science Churches
Christian Sefence Board of Directors
Shureh
Europe
Waria
Woundet
Ted Cross
Enetriva
City Court Status Amid Legal Turbulence in 1917
A local newspaper reports a disputed opinion about Utah’s municipal court status as of January 2, 101% with references to section 627 and lingering debts. The piece notes five city courts exist and cites conflicts among local officials regarding court authority and dates.
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Eden
Lawa of
Utah
Swartlagett Fatally Injured In City Bicycle Crash
D. Swartlagett, 63, suffered a compound fracture of the left leg below the knee when knocked from his bicycle by J. F. Martin’s automobile noon today. Mrs Martin, in the car, suffered injuries described as nervous shock. Swartlager was taken to Desborphil for surgical treatment following the accident at Twenty fifth Street and Jackroo Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Swartlagett
J. FP. Martin
Monument to Donner Party to rise at Donner Lake
Contracts are set for a large monument at Donner Lake promoted by Native Sons of the Golden West. A 22 foot pedestal will support a bronze group of a man, woman, and child, with total height about 43 feet. Funds around 25 thousand dollars so far, with total cost estimated 30 to 35 thousand dollars. dedication planned in June by the Grand Parlor.
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Truckee
Cal
Donner Lake
Golden West
Jas
Southern Pacific Railroad
Blue Mile
C. W. Chapman
Nevada City
Lhatroan
Partora
State of California
Nevada County
Fred W. Bradley
Oakland
Boas
Donner
California
Fred Clark KG Enlists in U S Army Medical Corps
Mr Fred Clark has enlisted in the medical corps of the United States Army and after passing mental and physical tests will report to Fort Douglas next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark KG
Fred Clark
United States Army
Fort Douglas
Deaths and Funerals in Clinton and Nearby Areas
The notices report multiple deaths and funeral plans including Chris Hansen electrocuted in Clinton with funeral at Kayaville meeting house, burial in Farmington cemetery. Sarah Dillree dies after Dright's disease with service at St Joseph’s church. Katia Endow 15 months old child funeral at Kirkeniatl chapel with interment in Eden City cemetery. Mrs Janelle Treberr widow of George C Treberr dies at 2025 Washington Avenue with services at home and Mountain View Cemetery burial.
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Hanber
Chris Hansen
Clinton
Kayaville
Farmington
Dillree
Jobs
Albert Pillee
O. F. Oviatt
Orena
Nev
Jamra
William Stilley
Finke
St. Joseph
Sarah J
Kiliree
Azed
Kirkeodall Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Mountain View
Society Meet and News of Mrs Hart's Iowa Trip
Society members of the A R Co and Lincoln Circle No 2, Ladies of the GOA, meet Sunday at 1 40 in the city half square for services at the ALR church. Mrs Hart leaves for Iowa after a reception, joining Mr Hart in Davenport to travel until completion of a route. In the Palrarr School dof Cilrepractic.
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Th A. R Co
Lincoln Cierle No. 2
The
Goa
ALR
Hart
Iowa
Mr. Crorgesh
Wednemisy
Mr. Hart
Davenport
Palrarr
Home Guards Escort Miners in Jerome Arizona Strike
Three contingents of miners were escorted to the United Verde mine by home guards amid a strike in Jerome district. About 150 men traveled under protection while others went unescorted. The U S Department of Labor and National Defense Council may take cognizance as 2,500 Jerome district miners strike for union recognition and a six cent daily raise.
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United States Department of Labor
United Verde
Jerome
Ariz
Denver
Conn
United States Department of Tabor
Council of National Defense
C. MH. Boyer
International Union of Mine, Nul and Smelter
Moyer
Wilson
Atrike
Missing Woman Search in Neighborhood Extends to Barns
A request was made to the Standard to notify residents of real-time sightings in the neighborhood where Janet Drew once searched barns sheds and other outbuildings in an effort to locate the missing woman.
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Janet Drew
Urging thrift during the war by bankers editors
Frank A. Vanderlip, president of National City Bank, told editors of about 300 engineering and trade publications that wartime industry will demand intense activity and large wage scales. He urged thrift and said no one should be unemployed, but many should work to supply necessities, not luxuries, as a patriotic act.
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Washington
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank of New York
Eddies
Mr. Vanderlip
Press Cooperates Loyally With U S
Washington May 25 The Tri shipment left quietly on a special train as government withheld departure for safety. American newspapers, under voluntary censorship, cooperated with the government while a ruse marked the French minister’s exit. Norwegian steamer Cran, 1162 tons, destroyed by a mine per Central News dispatch.
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Washington
London
Foreiea
Cran
Saya
Christiania
Women Workers Strike Expands Across Trades
May 2 report from Faris says women in millinery furrier lace embroidery and waterproofer trades led a broad strike. Clerks bankers and brokers also won Saturday half-holiday and extra pay talks. Stores closed at 1 pm reopened by 4 pm after settlements. Fur trade pact reached tonight and operating resumes tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faris
Irving
Waters and Grocers
Exemption announced for mobilized forces from June 5 draft
Washington May 25 The Exemption from Registration Act states that members of any properly organized and recognized military or naval force subject to being drafted or ordered into service under other US laws are not required to register June 5 under the Adective Service Act, an official announcement said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
More Americans Arrive as Food Shortages Ease
May 25 report says Americans recently arrived from Germany via Switzerland note food shortage eases as spring vegetables become available. They express belief Germany can endure until relief comes with the next harvest, sent to the American minister at Berge.
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Washington
Switzerland
Germany
Berge
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Sy Habe
Eauetay
Cell
Phen No
WII
G. Alr
G. A. TL
Firat Methodist Church
Ogden Book & Cutto Store
Greenwell
City Commission
Harrison Avenue
Twenty-Bird Street
Ogden Canyon
Mitchell Bros
City Cemetery
Heywood
Drade
Jeyrood
Thera
Bam“Lomax
Eatate
Altorner Wade
Sounson
Georgians Lomax
Tata
Edward Lomax
N. C. Oplen Co
Altomneys Hare
Sod
Jensen
District Court For Jowls
A. Jennen
Utah Power & Light Company
Sol Auide
Power Company
Weber County
Caris
Mabmarines
Ludley
Washington Avenue
Ualian
E.w.drowning
Dentlat
Eccles Tidy
M. le Jones
Shih Gt
Sacred Heart Academy
Firat Ward
Trofeesar Harker
Hl. Wright & Sons, Company
D. Cool
Denver and
Tilo Grande
Garry Tea Omahe
Raymond Shirry
Brownier Crolhers Company
F.J1. Dunaway
Ogden Midh School
Omabs
Neb
Johm J. Taylor
Ucm
Nin
Willa Ponte
Deut
Danvar
Mirans
F. F. Nose
Guthrie
Grrelly
Colo
Purar
Farreera
Ta Waa
Parrelnet Haylie
Kuichina
John Doe Price
Willamy Mecloud
Jobo Metdaon
Jatt
the Dee
Lew
Garfay Ballentine
Deari Darr
Exzelds Call
Blanche Caster
Thelma Caster
Myrtle Erickean
Alice Garner
Ellien Hanley
Vona Hawks
Edna Ulgginbotham
Flora Isaakson
Nachael Jenkins
Thelma Kitletrom
Shartfage HS
NTO Eden
Wilfred” Lucas
Ogden Saueite
Wilfred Lucas
Lillian Gish
Two Gun Hart
Wolf Lowry
Drew
Paris
Richardson’s Money Savers
Rogers
Aluminum
Crockery
Guo Et En
Fichardeon
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