Ogden News A mix of court actions and civic notes
Local court actions include damages awarded to B. Lozo for 9000 and a $16 000 verdict in a separate case with a new trial granted. Reports also mention an injury suit against Central Coach and Coke, and a potential $10 verdict in another case. Community mentions include church events, school meetings, naval enlistments, and railway officials visiting Ogden. References to coal ads, a marriage of local figures, and civic notices round out the miscellaneous items.
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den B. Lozo
Agee
Moze
Y. Hlrio
Bf Jones Et al
Jolin
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Ogden Horse Sale Draws Buyers and Dealers to City
Roryse buyers and dealers from multiple counties converge on Ogden for the Geden Horse Sale and Commission Company deal. Notables from St Louis and Memphis join local buyers including Darnell, Wattson, and Dolphin as stock chatters discuss British government contingent horses.
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Bennet
Ogden
Geden Horse Sale & Commissiio Company
Clyie Burke
St. Louia
George W. Maxwell
St. Louis
Ty. Darnell ml Deif
EB. Wattson
Mepphig
Tana
Dohaon
Stentana
Patrick Wealy to Be Buried Monday in City Cemetery
Funeral services for Patrick Mealy in Ogden will be held Monday at 10 am at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. The Cortese family home at 2529 Jefferson Ave will host friends Sunday from noon to dusk before the burial in City Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include Weber club members and local engineers. active pallbearers are listed among division members.
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Maher
Mats Rlek Maher
St. Joseph's
Monelenor P.M. Cushinghan
Raymond Morrissey
James 2 Dingen
Mowntain Vic
Father Lagan
Patrick Mealy
Ogden
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Cortese
Jefferson HV Club
Meonk
Tie Howe, Sanday
Bbon
Terment
Oruen City
Weber Clih
Mr Heatly
G. Watlin
Watts
Well
Fredd
Dosed
Todme Ff
Bomierson
Gmyth
A. Mayes
Darton
Trotherhenil
Locomove Engineers
Weber
Raymond Yeaman Enlists in 145th Artillery
Three recruits were secured today at the army recruiting station in Ogden. Raymond Yeaman, son of Mr and Mrs Bilrling Yeaman of 703 West Twenty fourth Street, enlisted in the 145th Light Field Artillery Utah and will go to Camp Kearny California to join his company. Also joining are Walter L Roche Brigham City in the quartermaster corps as a Mechanic and Chauffeur and Roland W White Jamon M White of Willard in the quartermaster corps. Orange Wilson of 433 Frederick avenue will leave June 3 for the quartermaster corps.
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Army
Draymond
Yeaman
Bilrling Yeaman
West Twenty Fourth Street
145Th Light Field Artillery
Utah
Camp Kearny
Cal
Indio
Walter L. Roche
Brigham City
Sorpy
Roland W. White
Jamon M
White
Willard
Braich
Orange Wilson
Nferiick Avenue
Ungyptomatic Policing Spoils Good Story
Glen Ellott, a colored man, pleaded guilty to drunkenness in a municipal court. Judge Georgy Harker eyed his excuse about a dentist extracting four teeth, while Ellott showed two teeth from his pocket. Deputy Sheriff William Brown interrupted as the judge softened toward a suspended sentence.
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Glen Ellott
Georgy
Harker
Lot
Birt
Eliott
Ang Elliott
Hownach
Barker
Sherif Willam Brown
Cho
Police Chief and Officers Sued Over Arrest Damages
Stella Moore files suit in district court alleging damages of 25030 against the J Guardian Casualty and Guaranty Co and officers Thowes E. Browns Ing TY Henry Blackburn and J J Hobson for alleged wrongful arrest May 26 1837. She claims loss of business and damaged reputation from May 24 to June 7 after confinement without trial and failure to set bail.
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J Guardian Casualty & Guaranty Company
Thowes E. Browns Ing
Henry Blackburn
J. J. Hobson
Stella Moore
Will Be Turned Over To Officials In Port Dowells
TD. T. Aventa a young Fillpting will be taken to Port Wongtis today by Deputy Mincock of Wie aleritt's office and will be turned over to the military official at Port Dowells as a o- Werter. Aventa is still to have registered at Poentallo where he was prior to Ogden but did not return his questionnaire, according to the officers. He was reported at biy ing trade ceditions remarks also.
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T. Aventa
Port Wongtis
Mincock
Wie
Aleritt
Aventa
Poentallo
Ogden
Funeral notice for Brother J T Covington
Funeral of Brother J T Covington to be held at Mateo Word Meeting House at 2 p m Sunday. All brothers urged to assemble at lodge hall at 7 Conny on a tor to Eckhardt, President.
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J.T. Covington
Mateo Word
Eckhardt
GIR
For Sale Real Estate and Misc Classifieds
Property listed with six acres and a good house on Madison address seeking owner contact after 7 pm. Also six acres offered with easy payments at 1760 dollars. Additional notes include miscelaneous items like a messenger service and a furnished room for rent with contact phone numbers.
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Heal Estate
Wedell
Megzenger
Dorakar
Joden Boys Lead In Rifle Contest At Camp Kearny
Soldiers from Camp Kearny report strong rifle contest results with Joden Boys leading and supplies ahead of D Battery units. Individual top scores include Corporal E. Montague 400, Corporal P. J. Ravis close behind. other leaders listed across G Battery to Y Battery with scores near 480-499.
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Joden
Camp Kearny
Boya
Ogden
Batte
Jesse J. W. Farley
L. P. Randall
Frank Morrs
Herbert D. Yrrrington
A. Miles
Freemut. &. Willams
W. W. Salmon
Plain City Day of Amusement Details May 30
The Mutual Improvement Association of North Weber plans Plain City field day on May 30. Events begin 2 PM with a patriotic service, then a 3 PM baseball game, 3:52 PM picture show, 4:30 PM Japanese Cabaret, 7:30 PM one act comedy by the Third Ward Dramatic Club, and a grand ball after 8:10 PM with live music. Special streetcar service from Damberger and Plain City to Ogden.
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Mutual Improvement Association of the
North Weber
Plain City
Goar
Falmows
Third Ward Dramatic Club
Flam City
Damberger
Ogden
Meat Cutters Back War Hours Endorsement
The Amalgamated Meat Cutters Local No. 637 in Quilen endorses reducing work hours across all lines of business to free manpower for wartime duties. They back the Board of Commercial Kennedy action and praise shops that have already cut hours.
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Qzilen
Board of Commercial Eennedy
Two Utah Boys Among Victims in Ship Moldavia Sinking
William A. Brown of Hoytsville and Thaddeus Hodges of Mount Carmel, Utah, were among the Blal boys who perished when the troop ship Moldavia was torpedoed and sunk off the English coast on Thursday morning.
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Blal
Moldavia
Engish
William A. Brown
Hoytsville
Utah
Thaddeus Hodges
Mount Carmel
Red Cross Benefit at Old Eagles Hall
A Red Cross benefit event at the Tacking House and Meat Cutlers Union on Etulon Avenue is announced for Monday May 18. Net profits are listed as 20 cents for Red Cross Trekkers with 35 cents for the extra lady and 25 cents including WAL ta.
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Old Eagles
Etulon Avenue
Funeral Notice for Brother Patrick Ely of Ly Fy Division 55
Attention IL of i. E. Members of division 55 0 of Ly Fy are requested to meet at Odd Fellows First for Monday May 25 at a.m. time for funeral of brother Patrick Ely.
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Odd Fellows
Patrick’ Ely
Trains to be taken off beginning June 2
Director General McAdas orders elimination of all unnecessary passenger trains. Southern Pacific and Union Pacific officials adjust schedules with a Salt Lake meeting to finalize changes. Some trains on the Oregon Short Line and Denver & Rio Grande listed, including No. 17, No. 6, No. 49, and the Overland Limited, with Ogden departures and Pacific time notes amid government directive set for June 2.
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McAdas
Geren
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Denver & Rio Grande
Ogden
Oregon
Arong
Tila Company
Trath
Ogden Alfargs B.m
Pacific Time
Overland Limited
Pacific
Registrants Face Father's Birthplace Question On Draft Day
The new draft interrogatory requires registrants to state their fathers birthplace as city and country. Acceptable places include Slechow Poland Monastir Serbia Bellaray France Ogden Utah. Registration offices open 7 am to noon at Welor County Courthouse Ogden City Hall and Cheesman’s Garage with staff led by Walter Richey Alice Collins and David W. Evans in Cheesman’s Garage and Hazel Levedahl Charles A. McGuire Samuel H. Stevens at city hall.
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National Army
Informaion Lo Bo
Slechow
Poland
Monastir
Serbia
Bellaray
France
Ogden
Uran
Welor County
County Court House
Draft Board
Ogden City
Cheesman's
Cheesman
Walter Richey
Exemption Board
Alice Collins
David
Women Aid Drive At Red Cross Rooms
Ladies collecting funds for the Red Cross report strong support from the public. The drive appears highly successful with abundant response. those unable to donate in person are urged to bring pledges to the Red Cross rooms at 309 Eccles building. Rooms open all day Monday for donors and volunteers.
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Red Cross
Bern
Red Cross Rooms
Eccles Building
Heber J Grant to Speak at Union Meeting Sunday
President Heber J Grant of the Council of Twelve Apostles will speak Sunday afternoon at 2 o clock in the Second Ward lower hall. Weber stake M I A officers and members will hold a union meeting and invite all M I A members church friends and others to attend.
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Slanop
James W. Vro
Dora
Temperance
Lynne Wars
Tornno
Jatin ¥Iath
Nort Weber Stake
Yeoman
Ransalt
United States Navy
Bramwell la
Heber J. Grant
Councll
Twelve Apostles
M. I. A. Weber Stake
Wiber Stake
Hisshurch
Roosevelt Again Assails Wilson in Post Office Row
Theodore Roosevelt delivered a Senate address denouncing alleged discrimination by the Post Office Department against certain publications in wartime policy. He charged the administration favored Hearst papers while undermining critics, labeling the war conduct as biased and repressive.
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Theodore Roonevelt
Hyrleson
Post Office Department
Senate Today
Poindexter
Wington
Wilson
Aibig
Roosevelt
Hearst
Huntsville Honors Boys Entering Army Camp Lewin
The Huntsville community hosted a farewell party for 125 young men bound for Camp Lewin Monty. A chicken dinner with strawberries and other delicacies accompanied a music program, speeches, and a dance. Honored guests included Joseph Smith Jr, Burney Strawberg, Lawrence Pelt, Clarence Ro Ol Glen Jurgensen, Walter Frandses, Arnold Berlin, Arthur Fell, Adam Hoetensen, Parley Stoker. Speakers were Alshon Joseph L Peterson, D J Melius, and Amina Peterson.
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Camp Lewin
Tuntavile
Farefell
Joseph Smith, Jr
5Urney Strawberg
Lawrence Edwin Pelt
Clarence Ro
Ol Glen M. Jurgensen
Walter Frandses
Arnold Berlin
Arthur Fell
Adam Hoetensen
Parley Stoker
Alshon Joseph L. Peterson
D. J. Melius
Ainia Peterson
Troops Going Across Rapidly to France In May
Washington May 25 More than 1 200 000 Americans will be sent abroad during May the Senate military committee learned today at a weekly conference with Secretary Baker and aides Chairman Dent reported the army plans include 1300 and 340 of them nearly 200 are fighting machines the report says
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Washington
Senate
Taday
Baker
Dent
Mittee
Ogden Society Notes Include Weddings and Visits
Third year of Mr Quivvy extension course in Ogden draws unanimous wish for return next year. Guests include Mrs Quivvy Professor Beal of Weber College and Mrs Beal. Visitors Mrs GC M Lindsay and two children from Chexso at 765 24th street. Norine Moyes to return from Salt Lake City after prenuptial events. Miss Moyes moves home tomorrow. Mrs Tessin Simpiona of Ogden weds Karl Brunke of New York at groom’s uncle Karl Vesper’s Canyon Road home. Rev Godfrey Mathews officiates. only two families present. wedding luncheon afterward. Philadelphia visitors Mrs Samuel Fortier and Gabyon plan summer stay at the Virginia. Mrs A Y Richmond hosts farewell tea for Intermediate class teachers at her home before moving to Freston. Country Club tea hosted by J H Lawry with Rev J S Myalop and Miss Emma Baldwin as guests. Red Cross tea hosted by Mrs Charles Lipnenooll at 335 26th Street raises funds.
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Quivvy
Ogden
Tessin Simpiona
Karl
Hrunke
New York
Ogden Inet
Karl Vesper
Canyon Road
J. C. Simmons
Godfrey Mathews
Lrwly
Cantry Club
Selock
J. S. Myalop
Milas Emma Maldwin
Mina Baldwin
Aberdean
The Blue Bird at Utah theater delights crowd
Miss Florence Fister wowed the audience during Maurine Materline's production The Blue Bird at the Utah theater. Master Raymond Paine hosted events on his ninth birthday with games dancing and luncheon. Engagement announced for Miss Virgil Petty and Mr. Orley Bban with a wedding planned soon.
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Florence Fister
Utah
Iter Alogs
Maurine Materline
Raymond Paine
Elda Wilson
Dalne
World Markets Hit By Revenue Legislation Uncertainty
Overnight developments in New York markets sparked a broad selling wave. War shares and equipment, steels and related issues fell one to two and a half points, with copper snippets and prominent specials hit. Substantial rallies followed the initial downturn as Liberty bonds stayed steady.
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New York
sOvernight
Coppela
Chicago markets mixed as government talk spooks corn prices
May 24 Chicago quotations show corn futures volatile with rumors of large government alcohol orders causing brief optimism before doubts rise. Prices swing with June and July futures closing lower as rains delay planting and hedging fears grow. Local livestock markets report steady to firm cattle and hog bids across Omaha Kansas City and Chicago regions.
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Chicago
Werek
Shorts
Teday
Sellett
Uausnally
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Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Company
le Grande Plagree
Jamen Plagree
Richard Marshall
University of Utah
United Saternavy
Young Marshall
Five Pointn
Indaho
Jones Coal & Ire Co
Fourth Ward
C. F. Geral
Weber Academy
Navy
Mildred Ware
Ogden, Teheran
Pat Antonhie von Tookhuyzen
W. al. Reeder, Jr
United States
Frank * Hlexenioomer
Tooker
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Yive Bresilont
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Salt Lake Wiviatna
Tripp Thule
26Th Street
Backesil W. Welatoer
Southern Preste Railroad
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C. A. Clack
Aston Dieltic Ayatest
Los Angeles
F. Zabel
Wyoming
First Baptist Church
Grant Ayanue
William Grawford
Il A.an
Guriale Stevens
Oxden
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Nicipal
M. Ge Wintes
Denver
Glenwood Parky
Apcirks
Young Peoples
Pummer
Fred ‘ Willams
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Washington Avenue
Ogden Electric Co
Harris and
Jenson
J. Harris
David Jenson
Weber Normal College
Ogden Etage
Tumchers
High Council
Epworth League OF First Methodist Church
Walter Jones
Earl Jewea
Western Union Company
Hudson Avenna
Twenty-Ish Street
Smasher
Rishfield
Etockyants
W. Sever
And
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Draney Cane
Hay Dranty
Ron
Spar
He W
J. Fr. Fowler
J Fowles
Happe
Inks
Pala Alta
Ben
Trabulhy Schnel
Frmay
Fowles
Jay Grandmate
College of Law
Sonny
First Congregational
Dama Avenue
Goffrey Matthews
H. Tl Johnson
Blanca Willams
John Tapping
Berman
Fred Neas
Second Congregational
Matthews
Ofelock
J.C. Simons
Glenwood Park
Pantages
Examiner
Toogden
Patrick Wealy
Raymond. Yeaman
145Th Artillery
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Ogdex
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Virginia
Charles Lipnenooll
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