Royal Cafe Opens and Local Memorial Event Recap
Royal Cafe at Twenty-11th Street announces open hours and menu including noodles. The B C I Mac cabees held their annual memorial service at Fires Baptist church despite bad weather with Rev MG Winters of Denver delivering the sermon. W B A members attended the tribute, as Elks from Provo and Salt Lake plan a Provo convention with about 109 Ogden Elk attendees expected.
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Royal Cafe
Maccabees
B. C. ‘I. Maccabees
Mg, Winters
Denver
Calo
Order
City street car schedule change for Ogden
The Idaho Central Railroad company will implement a city street car schedule change in Ogden on June 7. The Twenty-third Street line will extend to East Twenty-seventh Street after 6 p.m. and service will switch to shorter runs from East Twenty-third to East Twenty-seventh. Other lines adjust intervals and late-night end times, with notes on specific streets and stops throughout the network.
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Idaho Central Railroad Company
Ogden
Enet Twenty-third Street
City Road
Exat Twenty-seventh Street
Wall Avenue
Ter Minte
Callipany
Washington Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Twenty-third Street
East Twenty-third Street
East Twenty-seventh Street
Twenty-fifth
Twenty- Fifth Street
Union Depot
Twenty-seventh
Washington
Mist Twenty-seventh Street
Theresafter
Twenty Third
Rast Twenty-seventh Street
Ogdeh Canyon
Ruv eynment and wilmessenx summoned for hearing
Names of attendees including Reeder Willem Lowder Ed Low lia and others represent the government in a hearing. Von Rookhuyzen Ja alleges unpatriotic and seditious feelings toward the United States. Floral sales figures and a Red Cross canvassing drive noted. Returns and Lakeview Case details include a mining treasury dispute and court arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
J. Parsons
O. Wattis
A. E. Prau
Lavellow Mining Com
Batty
Paulist Choir to Be in Ogden Evening of June 17
The world famed Baollat choir, a 100 day organization, will give a one night engagement in Ogden on June 17. The group has won a medal at the Paris exposition for choral singing and is billed as a major West Coast musical event for fans.
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Paulist Choir
Ogden
Italians Capture Mountain Positions in Major Advance
Rome May 27 The war offices announce a significant Italian attack gaining several mountain positions and taking 800 prisoners. The report notes the operation aimed to disrupt enemy defenses and shift momentum on the front.
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Rome
War Offices
Miner Inquires For Fortune Held As Ingenue
George Fitzglobonn an itinerant miner was arrested and confined in county jail after he allegedly sought a $7.5 million check said to be reserved for him. He claimed an advanced payment of $1.4 million from a New York bank to be bequeathed to June.
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George Fitzglobonn
Auitner
Ela
Kla Nlece
New York
Binekbusa
Fitertkbous
Middleton Ward Patriotic Drive Tops Red Cross Appeal
The Middleton ward of Huntsville, a 35 family area, raised 283.80 for the Red Cross though only SEC was allotted. It also exceeded its Liberty loan goal, contributing 1500 on a 1050 target. Residents boast of war service by local young men and generous support for funds.
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Middleton
Huntsville
Red Cross
Wcnt
Euch Porihea
Habeas Corpus VII Booth Gases Arguments Begin
Proceedings opened before Judge Arthur E. Pratt to challenge a city ordinance banning closed booths and stalls. Attorneys Kreder Stine represent the city while Hare Halverson defend the plaintiff, with decisions expected to determine appeals to the state supreme court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Brownleg
Arthur E. Pratt
District Court
Kreder
Stine
Hare
Halverson
State Supreme Court
Ogden
Little Girl Gwen Begins Pasteur Treatment
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blangee of Malvolio is undergoing Pasteur treatment after a bite two weeks ago. She was taken to Dee hospital for care and there are no signs of disease in her system. The child’s condition is reported as good.
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Thomas Blangee
Malviole
Ridny
Dee Hospital
Ceorge Aherton
Lake City
Two Boys Enlist for War Service in United States Army
Two under 21 youths enlisted today in the United States Army at the Snead recruiting station. Robert L. Hunter, of Wilson, joined the Q.M.M. corps while William M. Barris, Knight, Wyoming, joined the dynal corps. Hunter had worked for the Weallelpahane company and spoke boldly about going into action and proving himself in battle.
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United States
Avi
Snead
Robert L. Hunter
Q. MM
Willian M. Barris
Knight
Wyo
Hunter Ia
Wilson, Hoch
Tineels
Weallelpahane
Jie
Ogden Red Cross parade raises funds for second war fund
A Saturday night parade through Ogden raised 1521.60 for the Red Cross second war fund, part of a city and county total of 46,028.79 in subscriptions from 458 donors. The event featured bands, marching fraternal groups, and a flag parade, with additional donations from Roy to Weber counties and local firms. A $2.50 gold piece donated by Nancy Liberman later fetched 36.50 at auctions benefiting Red Cross.
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Ogden
Red Cross
Ogden Mr
Salt Lake
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Roy @oouls
Parada
Banda Verde
Sunnyside Ulih
Trailans
Sowhern Facific
Olzo Evil
Na Red Cross
Order of Moose
Sity cMietals
United States Army
United States Navy
Roy
O Weat Weber
Wilson
Central Fire Station
A. L. Seaville Press
Seaville Paper Company
Ogden Utani Knitting Company
Ogden Iron Works
Wag
Nancy Liberman
Endian Avenue
Monse Lodge
Weber Club
Local men deemed fit for service by city board
The city exemption board reports that Harry Kruse, Berwin Waltars, Felipe Aborasturi, Glen Pordac, W. O. Mooney, and Pred Matnotn of Ogden were examined and found fit for general service. Nelson Murphy is engaged in shipbuilding and is deferred. Eugene Ewart Kitchen joined the navy in San Francisco.
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Hilarry
Twin
Harry W. Kruse
Bewin E. Waltars
Felipe Aborasturi
Glen Pordac
Mooney
Pred Matnotn
Ogden
National Army
Weathy Lewis
Eugene Ewart Kitchen
Navy
San Francisco
Nelson J. Murphy
Maresien
Etaea
Elly Board
Roselle Oil 18 Purchase by A P Roselle Oil Firm
Richard Royal represents Roselle Asphalt in a brief note about obtaining 260 gallons of oil at Roselle for lubricants across Linton Pacific divisions prior to a major contract. The Union Pacific agent endorses the quantity as sufficient to support likely road work, with most supplies expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Royal
Roselle Asphalt Company
Roselle
Linton Pacific
Union Pacific Choilsta
Union Pacific
Delleves
Patrick Moran Featured In Public Page Ad
Spirited Patrick Moran appears in a public page advertisement in the Standard issue, praising his generosity and patriotism. Moran is described as a capable contractor and a devoted American willing to support the cause with contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Moran
Patrick Morin
Moran
COUN
Minister Absconds With Money Secrecy Shocks Ekeainian Cabines
Amsterdam May 27 The Tertin Tagebint reports Kirv newspapers claim M Kevinvski minister of aerenitire of the Ekeainian cabines fled with large sums of money during a high tension period.
More Women Are Needed in Work
The Women of American Patriots group met at city hall to plan expanded patriotic efforts. They urged greater Red Cross involvement, noting evenings lack enough women in the bandage room, and a call for more volunteers in this city. An address by Prof. Link M4 Driges of the school for the deaf and blind was announced for the next meeting.
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Red Cross
Tied Cross
Med Cross
Faeshetker
Driges
Sehaal For the
Wind
Heads of Two Dogs To Be Tested For Rabies
The two dogs involved in attacks in this county were taken to Salt Lake on Saturday by Sanitary Inspector George Shorten and will be analyzed by State Chemist Herman Harms. One dog on Twenty first street bit a girl last Friday and was killed for sampling. its rabies status remains uncertain. The second dog on Twelfth street snapped a boy riding a bicycle near 801 Twelfth street, was impounded for observation, then killed for brain testing. A full report was expected the next day.
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Salt Lake
George Shorten
Herman Harms
Twenty-first Street
Twentieth Street
Larga
Wat
Twelfth Street
Ann
Frank Warner
Recital and Social Highlights At Martha Society Nursery
A detailed society page notes a morning program at Martha Society Loy Nursery attended by about seventy five children despite bad weather. It lists performances, a baptismal notice, readings by Mrs Mary De Lacey Kennedy, a Sunday school talk, and remarks on the well kept home. The second half covers a Congregational church recital planned with several named participants and a farewell surprise party at 2227 Adams Avenue with many guests and a set of Sterling silverware as a gift.
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Martha Society Loy Nursery
Mick Darlow
Elsie Stone
Misa Wright
Knakl
Mary de Lacey Kennedy
Terchson
Mra. NeCaln
Adams Wweotie
Mra. Caln
McCain
Walker
EB. Winkler
Clem Willams
Wren
Winttres Stihwell
Lila McCain
Maclen Paget
Tertonek
N. Bletcher
Jack Trows
Dun
Dun‘dy Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Carlson, Mr. and Mra. Geo. Cruikshank
Mfr
Mas
A. G. Eduon
Form
W. Flelitz
Amy Aus
T. A. Gager
Drinkwater
Gers
E. L. Howes
Mtr
Afra
M. Tetio
Movee
Girl's Friendly Society Holds Final Meeting Tomorrow
The Girl's Friendly Society will hold its last meeting of the year tomorrow evening at Miss Gertrude Barry's home at 84 Twenty-third Street. All AML members are urged to attend.
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Girl's Friendly Society
Gertrute Barry
Twenty-third Street
AML
German Offense Not On Huge Scale Near Rheims
London May 27. German offensive on the front in France is not on extensive scale compared with prior Teuton attacks. Evening Herald reports that near Rheims German troops pressed British forces but failed to break through.
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London
Germany
France
Rvening Rhindard
Rheims
Ogden High School vaudeville marks start of commencement week
Members of the Ogden High graduating class present a vaudeville show this evening in the high school auditorium. The program features ten acts, opening a week of events for commencement week. Highlights include an operetta on Tuesday at the Orpheum for Red Cross, a Junior Prom Wednesday at Betihana, and a declamation contest Thursday at Vin school. The baccalaureate address by Rev. John Edward Carver will be Sunday at First Presbyterian. A program framed by the gendora will follow on June 4, with commencement at the Orpheum on June 6.
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Ogden High School
Thieh School
Orpheum Thextee
Red Cross
Betihana
Vin School
Hey
John Edward Carver
First Presbyterian Church
Orpheum
Armenian Minister Odisho Speaks at Good Shepherd Church
Nev K Odisho visiting Ogden spoke to the Sunday school at the Church of the Good Shepherd. He discussed The Generation by A B Yohannan, a work by the Columbia University professor, and held the audience's interest in the lecture. Douglas Fairbanks stars in American Aristocracy at the Cozy today and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev. K. Odisho
Ts Angeles
Cis
Piscopal Church
Ogden
Church of the Good Shepherd
Odishoalua
Gear Nation
A. B. Yohannan
Columbia University
New York
Golluho
Douglas Fairbanks
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden City Area
Covington services held underscores Railway Brotherhood ties with eight pallbearers and twelve flower bearers. Interment in Ogden City cemetery. Brooks funeral tomorrow in Kirkendall chapel with Garver delivering eulogy and six pallbearers. Pyles funeral in Kentucky follows Ogden ties. longtime resident dies aged nearly 89, surviving wife and four daughters.
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Caleb Marriott
Quer
Mira
Margaret Wecker
Ethel Powell
H. H. Shurlsft
John B. Powell
Soren
Peterson
W.S. Warner
B. A. Larkin
Bishop Powell
Arage
A. Larkin
Ogden City Cemetery
Clarence W. Brooks
Kirkendall
Velock
Christian R. Garver
Charles Pearson
A. P. Bigelow
Henry Last
C. B. Miller
Charles Stagart
A. A. McBride
Pylese
Eljah Dvannon
Pyles
Long Beach
Cal
Shennon
Mason
County
Kentucky
Ogden
oInnatl
Ohlo
Eden
Mere
Wour
Fie
J. M. Pyles
Magen Coun
Wheatley
Mra. Skelly
Stafford
Mra. Pylen
Lumber freight rates rise 25 percent in Chicago talks
David C. Sceles returns from Chicago where principal lumber producers met to fix freight and retail prices. Western mills fear increased rates will cut eastern markets by widening the differential, leading to a 25 percent rise to 6 cents per hundred, not to exceed that level.
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David C. Sceles
Chicago
Silvertown Tires Claim Superior Mileage And Toughness
A dealer touts Silvertown tires as engineered for strength and longevity, promising resistance to rim cuts and blowouts. He cites heavy multiplier cord and seven-ply constructions for improved mileage and durability on trucks and passenger cars despite concerns about wear and heat.
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Smith
la Hair Company
Sania Vonath
Goodrich
Bilvertown Cox
Solu
Qua Pas
Samaty
Wolves of the Border and Hungry Lions in Hospital at Cozy
Roy Stewart stars in a Western adventure Wolves of the Border at Fox Sunshim. A Fox-Sunshim comedy Hungry Lions in Hospital plays at the Cozy today along with Path Weekly showing the second part of The Battle of Fi cardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Stewart
Hungry Lions Ins Hospital
Path Weekly
Ficardy
Jai Time
Alhambra Theater Presents M'lisa and The Sport
At the Alhambra theater a Bret Harte tale Mlisa draws capuely audiences with Mary Welford in a strong role. The film features 49 acts faithfully reproduced and praised photography. Theodore Roberts and Thomas Beighan co star in a mostly praised production. The Sport comedy by James Hiongbery Flagg and a Red Cross reel conclude the one day program.
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Albanora
Ming
Mary Welford
Bret Harte
M'lisa
Calhorsia
Halateat
Ut Mary
Harum-Scarmm
Miss Pickford
Theodore Roberta
Thomas Beighan
Jamer Ifonlgontery Flagg
Vlyx Red Cross
Rural Carrier Examinations Planned in Box Elder County
The United States Civil Service Commission announced examinations for rural carrier vacancies in Garland and Corinne, Box Elder County, to fill routes and future openings. Open to qualified residents within the county territory meeting requirements, forms available from local post offices and the commission in Washington. Women will be admitted to carrier exams under the same conditions as men during wartime.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Healder
Prigham
Geden
Garland
Corinae
Citiens
Couty
United States Civi Service Commission
Washington
Poe Office Department
Births A boy to Willem We. and Mattie Mawson
Birth notices report a boy born May 15 to Willem We and Mattie Mawson at 244 Fusrty Street. The child is the first for the couple, with record filed by the city health department. Also listed are births to Joseph W. and Annie Boag at 2410 A Avenue on May 2 and to William and Priscilla Polke Gell at 2426 Pingres Avenue on May 3.
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Teparleshia
Willem We
Mattie Mawson
Fray Street
Joseph W
Annie Boag Westwright
William 7
Priscilla Polkce Gell
Pingres Avenue
Red Cross Benefit Attracts Local Support
A community benefit event organized by local groups raises funds for the Red Cross. Prominent organizers include Darice and two service clubs, with proceeds aiding disaster relief. Community members attend, contributing donations and assurances of continued support.
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Madison
Aindigon
Mra. J. 8
Conpar
Canse
Caden
Utah
Kolitius
26Th St
John O'Connor
Grafton
Relatlven
Coors
Ogden Bloc
Ahe Co
Mra
TD. Aya
Camp Lewis
Raymond J. Ryan
W. Vantier
Grand Junction
Gary
David Seville
Sheenman
Robin
Debo
Loral
A. H. Rabineon
Idaho
McCune
Hudson Bids
Joseph Checkotts
Albert Dietiichier
Bynday
Mitchell's
City Cemetery
J If
Warner
Mackfool
Ogden Sewer Pipe & Clay Company
Clatelet Forester
F. Kneipp
St. Anthony, Idyie
Hs Salt Lowetone Highway Associati
Ans BM
L. Jones Coal & Ice Co
DL A. Campbell
Salt Laker
Southern Pacific
Tripp Photo Studio
25Th Street
A. M. Mackshin
Aca
Einkteenth Street
H. L. Warvis
Washipton Avenue
Twenty-ifth Street
Ogden Elseirice Co
Heedar
David I. Stine
Medietvirt
Hasele
Jenson
N. J. Harrie
David Jenson
Hudson
Rookhuyzen
A. Paul von Rookhuyzen
We Hy
Varney Floral Co
Red Cross Committee
Red Crags
Tosopl Chos
Los Angeles
Imperial Valley
California
Regis
Ingane
Middleton Ward
Booth Gases
Gwen the
U. 8
Mone
Papila
Ferraro
Bliss Lor Jenkins
Dorothy Herrington
Daisy Colling
Milas Hdris Christenson
Ales Elizabeth Mullick
Elizabeth Melabress
THE
Episcopal Church
Onvid
Eccles
Alhambra
Darice
Danver
Btock Exchange
Jet National
Axel
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