Three colored suspects linked to Ogden burglary gang
Ernest Dillon 31 alias enlored, identified as accomplice with Bertha Anderson and William Mathes in a series of Ogden house burglaries. Police found a stolen watch matching one taken from Charles H Barton of the Oxven Bank, plus clothing and loot from the Wallavenoa row house known as the Ark. Anderson and Mathes arrested, with Dillon marked as the likely prime suspect. Anderson has a lengthy record. Mathes and Dillon previously served state prison terms. Officers believe they have broken a dangerous gang responsible for recent robberies in Weber County.
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Ernest Dillon
Ogden
Mathes
Charles H. Barton
Oxven Sar
Harton
Deapevale Gang
Dillon
Weber County
BK. J. Harris
Cur
Wilson Bros. More
Geiger
Troy Laundry
Thia Yest
Balt Lake County
Milton
Moran Construction Company
Tie
Nhn
Tocal Jalla
Cha
Alficers
Ernest Wilson
Col
Cored
Spa
Wilson
Sho
Po Bhe
Kansan
WG. Wright
Weight Io
Weight Io Deputy Shag Goule
Br. Rarle
Clark
Waablagton Avenue
Wright
Galton
Bern
Therm
Globe Milling and Grain Co Completes Excavations at West Ogden
Work on the plant for Globe Milling and Grain Co at West Ogden is advancing with excavations nearly finished for the MoBo Buhling and Orin company site. Two parallel trenches, about 15 feet wide and 10 feet deep, run 100 feet long, with water drainage toward the river. Engineers report mud conditions but no major delays, as steel, timber, and cement supplies arrive. The first unit, a 600,000 bunker elevator and work house, is forecast to be completed by January 1, 1918, with the second unit a 25,800 barrel capacity mill to follow. Total cost around 760,000 dollars, aiming for full operation by late summer.
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Mobo Buhling & Orin Company
Tn West Ogden
Nearier
Lemense
Len Fert
Cogineris
Como
Serapera
Carlada
Elevator Company
Women Workers Prove Effective in Local Railroad Yard
Local railroad officials report a three day trial employing women in the southern parish shops as a success. Women have shown up reliably, adapted to the work, and wear the required attire comfortably. Plans call for expanding their roles from sorting on the dock to other departments as feasible.
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Fauthern
Raihead
Ores Alle
Perap
Rafiroad
Fruit Butter Venture Expands At Goddard Plant
At the Goddard Preserve company plant on Lincoln Avenue a new fruit butter department opens to salvage surplus fruit. Culls and bruised fruit from peaches grapes plums and apples are processed for packing. A trailer and truck were added to speed transport to the new facility.
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Gotdard Vickie & Preserving Company
Lincoln Avenue
Canford
Toc
Rite
M George W. Goddard
The Avenging Con science at the Lyceum today
Mac Marth, Robert Harron, Blanche Sweet, Henry B. Walthal star in The Avenging Con science at the Lyceum today. The presentation features a notable cast in a loaded program with early showings.
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Mac Marth
Robert Harron
Blanche Sweet
Henry B. Walthal
Avenging Conscience
Lyceum
Mac Marah
National Army Units Gather at Camp Custer in Training
Soldiers from Michigan and Wisconsin continue at Camp Custer Frattie Creek Michigan awaiting uniforms rifles and proper equipment. The training camp remains under setup with October to November deadlines shifting while thousands await gear and completion.
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National Army
Michigan
Wisconsin
Camp Custer
Goddard Pickle and T reserve eyes new fruit venture
The Goddard Pickle and Reserve company plans a permanent venture into fruit processing, arguing the plant can profit with apples and peaches. They report severe labor shortages as schools reopen reducing skilled help, and urge immediate assistance to prevent waste while expanding packaging and market efforts.
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Goddard Pickle & T'rezerve Company
The Fighting Trail Creatures a Smashing Love Story
A vivid Hollywood outdoor serial from Vitagraph titled The Fighting Trail centers on a hidden mine of great value amid mystery and conspiracy. The first episode shows at the Cary today with dazzling outdoor scenes and perilous encounters.
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Achodale
Vitagraph
Hollywood
Cal
Mating Pictures
Stern
Nevadan
Hero
Heroinr
Cary Today
Water cases arise in Wittingham city court session
In a Monday session Judge Christensen presided with brief form arguments on the famed Chatreek water case affecting Clear Creek’s eastern region. Farmers contest water rights tied to a breach of prior filings as the court prepares certification. Also heard were desertion charges in multiple cases and a support-order for Reorre Payne set at three dollars weekly for a minor.
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Wtingham City
Crt
Fey
Tember Tern
Slisgher Court
Pesstom
Ibis Ciy
Christensen
Cinteles
Juder Call
Clear Creek
Payne
Jte
Mito Vehi
Fiesh
Far Paymenta
Tabes
Aleit Wellh
Alsal
Ot Valley
Fred Stauttrr
The Avenging Confidance at Lyceum Today
Mac Mara h Harron and Blanche Sweet star in The Avenging Confidance at the Lyceum today with Henry B Wal thal billed. Canadian cabaliz lot appears as a brief market note in Pah Nov 19.
Peach Day Plea for Battery I in Ogden Orchards
A woman argues that Battery I soldiers should be given a full peach day in local orchards near Ogden, urging quick action to take the men to the fruit for a welcome change. She requests homeholders be invited to share the bounty and transportation be provided as with regular troops.
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Ogden
Wali
Battery I
The Fighting Trail greatest serial replays at Cory Theatre
The Fighting Trail serial returns with the first episode shown again at Cory Theatre. Admission is 5 cents for children and 10 cents for adults.
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Cory Theatre
The Old Homestead onstage at the Orpheum
Ferdinand Mueller stars as Joshua Whitcomb in The Old Homestead at the Orpheum next Sunday and Monday nights. The production, long a crowd favorite, promises a strong revival with Mueller resembling the original actor and delivering the familiar role.
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Orpheum
Stteer Sears
Ferdinand Mualer
East
Joshua Whitcomb
Mr. Thompson
Van
Thia
Thomson
Munier
Coun
Thamyps
Judge Rolapp Named Treasurer Of U9 Sugar Supply
An appointment news item states Judge H R Rolapp was named treasurer of the United Sugar Administration's committee for distribution of equipment, previously secretary for the unallocated Sugar company. He has long lived in Denver and will donate his entire time to public service. The report contains experimental quotes and garbled text about various figures and phrases, reflecting OCR issues rather than clear facts.
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Ml Te Nolapp
Fodu
Upton
Unaleated
Sacar
The
oSurar
Senterni
United States
Weet Sucar Manufacturers’ Association
Jaadee Kolapp
Penver
Tan Xeasre
Une
Kral Qgarters
Chiragi
Beet Growers Organize for Self Protection in Brigham City
Beet growers in Box Elder County organize to protect industry and seek a uniform beet price. Meetings will be held in Enterprise and Willard next Monday and later dates across the county. They argue current tipping and loading costs at 123 per ton are unfair and farmers cannot pay high labor prices, noting labor can handle 1 to 2 tons daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Erietam
Willerd
Slaughter House Scoop Amid Health Board Action
State Health Board to halt operations at a West Twenty-first Street slaughter house after inspection found sanitary violations. Officials from the state dairy and food department and city inspectors filed complaints, citing diseased animals and improper disposal. Further action includes potential arrests and permanent shutdown discussions.
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Walter M.troyden
May
Ineau Cnerors
Heorge
Robinson and Clark
West Twenty-first Street
Denver & Rio Arande Bridge
Noydeo
Shonen
Stathstoke
County Attiemes C. Th Tarr
Bhortenmar
State Department
State Dairy and Food Department
Shorten
Salt Lake
Pr. Deattr
Mtr
City considers health department revision to crack down
The speaker urges a new health department to enforce sanitation rules, arguing current inspectors fail to protect consumers. They claim small vendors profit from poor sanitation while larger operators evade strict oversight with high salaries for inspectors. Prosecutors will pursue more cases until violations are eradicated.
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Chas
Hl. Barton
LCOT
Rogues
Derthe Anderson
William Mather
Thrat
Dion Wan
Globe Milling and Grain CO
West Ogden
Logal
Goddard
Custer
Wicensin
Frattie Creek
Mich
Riften
Love Story
Olo
H. Rolapp
Sugar Supply
Gap Jehtson
Rurapne Fintge
Ark
Olive Bracehey
Juder
Slaughter House
State Health Board
Victrolas
Victor
Victor Records
Tong
Tae
Rann
Women's Section
Defense Council
Washington
Carrie Chapman Catt
Ira Couch Wood
Mies Maude Wetmore
Philp N. Roose
Anna Howard Shaw
Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
America
Philip N. Moore
Ira Courh Wood
Maude Wetmore
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