Harold Stone Clans Mistreated by Local Board
Harold Stone argues mistreatment by the city board over exemption claims. He says district action has stalled for days and accuses officials of delaying his removal from municipal records. The dispute centers on a travel to Camp Lewis and potential custody issues connected to a local arrest warrant.
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Harold Stone
Warn
Camp Lewis
Standard Office
Bione
Cnlera
City Board
Sonn
District Board
Jim
Morrow
Merold Stone
Uigden
Italian Soldier Nurls Grenade At Austinians From Tin Line
Italian soldier Nurls hurls a grenade toward Austinians along the tin line amid confusion over local versus district draft board authority. A subsequent statement from Edd reflects a belief he was not subject to local orders while his exemption appeal was pending. Charles Bacon, summoned for the third quota, was brought by officer after missing the meeting. he cited prior work duties as preventing attendance. The incident spurs questions about drafted status and board overreach.
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Enya
Btone
Distriet Board
Boant
Charles Bacon
Aiill
Ilewan
Auto theft dismantles rear yard vehicle in mountain road trap
A chaotic notice describes a mobile automobile dismantling at 2168 Tsler Sancube with thieves removing the Sannin pear gun tank water tank radiator vibrator and other welded parts. The owner Mr Chapman alerted police to locate the culprits before further use of the car.
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Plecea
Ewing
Tsler Sancube
Nolas
Chapman
Sim
Paliee
Detroit writer on visit to Ogden
Detroit writer Jan G Shaw visits Ogden to gather local data for five series of newspaper articles on Under and vternity. He travels with Willan Q Taylor of the Cadi Sales company and is warmly received by the city and nearby countryside. The party departs this afternoon by motor vehicle for the coast.
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Jan G. Shaw
Detroit
Bree Drees
Mrr
Shaw
Willan Q. Taylor
Cadi Sales Company
Oder
Ereleth
Omanea
Hig
Hip Mitomobile
Big haul and arrests at The Ark on Wall Avenue
Ogden sheriff deputies detained a man and woman in a request for liquor search deterring an apparent burglary gang linked to Wright and Berry homes. Items seized include a pistol, watches, furs, dresses, coats, and a beaver, with evidence tying the suspects to recent residential burglaries and a pistol duel.
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Sheriff's Force
the Ark ON Wall Avenue
Ark
Wall Avenue
WLC
Wright
Frank Berry
Ami
Efreles
Ogden
Aheritfa
May West
J. H. Soule
Richard Woolton
C. A. Clark
Washington Avenue
John Jenkins
Twenty-seventh Street
Frank Herry
Grant Avenue
Eaner
Elijah Tettx
Adams Avenue
Weight
the Ark
Gillow
Berry
Young Jeremiah Sentenced to 120 Days in Jail
Hay Jeremiah received a 120 day jail term after being found guilty of malicious mischief. The case involved a 163 year old boy named William Howe. they hijacked a car and drove to Salt Lake, then ditched it near Glenwood Park where officers recovered it. Howe was sent to reform school. Jeremiah, aged 23, was tried in police court.
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Hay Jeremiah
Junge Darker
Jeremiah
Salt Lake
William Howe
Nvar Glenwood Park
Hoya
Young Howe
Reform School
Reply and counter claim in Ogden Packing case
The Stewart company answers the Ogden Packing dispute denying $25 000 in damages and defects in the Twenty fourth Street addition. It asserts work met specifications and contract terms and denies owing $42 000 to Ogden. Stewart originally sued for balance on construction. Ogden countered with claims of defective work and materials.
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Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Janes Stewart & Co
Stewart Company
Lower Twenty Fourth Street
Opdeo, Company
Oeden Company
Probate and Guardian Notices Read by County Clerk
Probate and guardianship notices advise consulting the County Clerk for further information. The notice lists two signers and directs interested parties to pursue details through official channels at the county office.
Notice to Creditors in Weber County Court
District Court jurisdiction addresses the estate Waale Hingham deceased. Creditors must present claims by December 31, 1917 at the offices of Mare Jenson in Ogden Utah. Administrator Bama A. Mingham authorized by Tatttus Jenson attorneys. First publication Oct 3, 1917.
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Second Judicial District
Weber County
Via
Ceate
Waale & Hingham
Clainia
Lae
Maretla & Jenson
Davidt Beces Uldg
Ogden
Ciah
Secrmber Sun
Bama A. Mlngham
Tattus & Jenson, Miomneya
Adgaunlararny
Det
Studying the War Diseases Special Training
American medical officers will spend winter studying war related diseases, with focus on shell shock at Johns Hopkins hospital union facility in France. Neurologists from units will observe French and British hospital cases, then lecture peers at hospitals and troop training camps.
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France
Associated Preas
Johns Hopkins Hobetal Union
Tian
Ogden Men in Twenty First Engineers near Fort Douglas
Clinton Jones of Ogden recently joined the Twenty-first engineers and is on furlough awaiting orders to move to Rockford Fost. Jones, a 1913 Ogden High School graduate, is known for local athletics and has worked with Utah Construction. Another Ogden youth, Roland Williams, plans to enlist soon after passing exams.
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Clinton Jones
Ogden
Twenty-first
Englavers
Jones
Dlvision
Fort Douglas
Hockford
Ill
Treaty-first
Utah Construction Company
Cald
Nockford
Fost
Roland Williams
Willams
Rexburg
Ida
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