Street District Officials and Addresses Alike in City List
A long OCR fragment lists names and addresses by district, including Sixth District D W Evans 2244 Lincoln, Seventh District J A Binich Bus Iness, and Eleventh District W J Reeder Sr 824 Twenty-second Street with associates at Washington and Lincoln avenues. The chaotic entry collects multiple residents, streets, and district tags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heth . Street
D. W. Evans
Lincolng
Caroline
Whegins
Grant
Christobel
Cave
Twenty Third
J. A. Binich
College
Irs
G. “A. Marriott
Twenty-second
W. le Porter
Douglas Avenue
J.B. Baxter
A. G. Harris
Adams ‘Avenue
Nettle B. Ransome
Mia
Evelyn West
Thirteenth District
Aaron Jackson
Madison Avenue
Charlier Tillot
Twenty-fourth
Thom Par Pdilm
Twenty-third Street
Fourteenth District
M. ME Bcbo
Capitol
Jennie Prout
van Durem
Henry Steele
Twenty-second Street
Fifteenth District
J, Brown
Frank Stevens
Twenty-eighth
GA. Graves
Twentyth Street
Eisteenth Dinterei
T. A
Judges of Election Named by City Board
The city board nominates judges for the upcoming primary on October 13 and general election on November 2. Polling places will be set soon. Listed are the judges by district with their residence addresses, including W. G. Wright and Margaret Bingham in the First District, M. Black and Jr McGregor in the Second, William Moyes and R. B. Wilson in the Third, George Wilson and Mrs E Daker in the Fourth, and D S Tracy and Mrs F L B King in the Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donard
W. G. Wright
Wallaxeane
Wallaxeane, Clf. Malin
Record Street
Margaret Bingham
Thirty-third
Ht. M. Black
Wastiexton Avenues
Jr McGregor
Washington Avenue
Mra
T. W. Joren
Twenty-ninth
Wtreet
William’ Moyes
R. B. Wilson
Severth Street
Thomas Farot
Lin
The Outcast at REX Theater Tonight
A Mutual Master picture titled The Outcast screens at the REX Theater tonight with showings starting at 6 p.m. Readings promise action and drama as the feature runs in the evening program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Rex
Contracts Awarded For Curb And Gutter In City Districts
The commission awards O Niall Construction curb and gutter work in districts 117 138 and 119 and approves payment for paving along Jackson arenas from Twenty Mth to Twenty sixth streets totaling 389228 dollars for curb and gutter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fly Board of Comminsioners
Mornica
SOF
O'Naill Construction Company
Kork Dan
Jackson Arenas
Estrays report from Roy two mares and a mule
J. M. Brown at Roy reports two stray mares and one gelding or mule. Descriptions include a bay horse with a brand on the hip and a cut on the left hind leg, plus a white forehead and a white spot near the neck. A second bay mare and a mule with no brands are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Brown
Roy
Ecircia
Jury pool drawn for Martin case amid publicity concerns
In Judge Howell s division jurors were examined for Des ober case and the Louise Thuistle matter against Ogden Union Mallway s Depot. Only about thirty men were in the venire but will rise to not less than 100 when the trial date October 23 calls. Judges fear public opinion could hamper juror impartiality. newspapers are urged not to publish trial evidence. A list of jurors includes Nelson, Shaw, Jewell, Keyes, Frost, Jeppron, Peterson, Gibson, Midleton, Nicholas, Wright, Carleon, Harris Jr, Wright, Carver, Peterson, Bratz, Boyle, Johnson, Chariton, Sullivan, Patton, Thompson, Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martle
Ptt
Supreme Court
Hent
Howell
Men of
Ogden
Charles A. Nelson
John Shaw
Willard Jewell
J. W. Keyes
W. H. Frost
Joseph R. Jeppron
Anan J. Peterson
James Gibaon
H. J. Midleton
Jobo Nicholas
George T. Wright Tames
James M. Carleon
Joseph Harris
Daniel H. Wrght
Willard C. Carver
James Bune
Hane C. Prterson
Louis Zitzman
FE. M. Morrisses
Arthur D
Modern Woodmen of America Entertainment Night Announceme
An excellent program has been arranged for Wednesday night. You will miss a good time if you are here. Entertain ment committee advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atthera ‘ Entertainment Committee
Campaign Document Forgery Reported in City
Envelopes bearing the city auditor’s name were taken from his desk and mailed to voters in Asden. The matter appears tied to A F Larson and transfers to Major Fell and Commissioner Hroaning. Taxpayers question if funds for this campaign dodge come from city treasury. women employed by Fell and Prowning claim unpaid volunteer status, though all tested cases show payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artestfas Wells
Asden
A. F. Larson
Ayatt
Major Fell
Comalastoner
Telty
Mrs Leslie Carter Appears in Person at Alhambra
Actress Mrs Leslie Carter visits the Alhambra this week to star in the film version of The Lure of Woman also featuring Alice Brady. Performances run through Saturday with trains and chores of twelve trains noted in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Carter
the Alhambra
Lure of Woman
Alice Brady
Registration in City Shows 139 New Voters in Districts
Reports from eight districts indicate about 139 new names registered yesterday on the Iista list, averaging two percent per district. Transfers were numerous as voters learned registration rules, with Yellow Browning forces active in Noid. Final registration day for November is October 6, a week before election, with pre-registration required to vote unless previously voting in the lake election. District tallies totaled 24, 26, 4, 0, 10, 0, 19, 23, and 30 across districts, averaging 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uz Disteleta
New Thames
Iista
Thinth
Yell-Browning
Noid
The Nigger Last Time At The Orpheum Today
The Orpheum shows The Nigger in a matinee and evening performance with William Farnum in the lead. The run has drawn strong comment and compliments, making this the final two showings at the Orpheum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onpheum
Nheum
Wbtch
Wilitm Farnumte
Ogden
The
Orpheum
Promissory Note Suit Against Leggett and Meeks
Lamont Orix files a district court suit claiming $2500 balance on a November 79, 1909 promissory note. The note is alleged secured by a mortgage on real estate. A. W. Meeks is named as a party to the suit, claiming an interest in the mortgaged property. the plaintiff asks the court to require an appearance and show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamont Orix Hap
Hlizabeth G. Leggett
A. W. Meeks
Colate
Meeks
Minstrel Show Tops Orpheum Bill With Laughs
The Orpheum presents a Pantages bill from Salt Lake City featuring Minstrel Cast and renowned acts. Headliner Bllbur and North perform a humorous skit while minor acts include The Washful Man and the Scald. First show at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Orpheum
Salt Lake
Bradliner
Jonin Flynn
Cirlei Tua
Honore Ta Bllbur
North
Tomorow
Beet sugar industry faces possible crippling seed shortfall
Balt Lake October 6 The American beet sugar manufacturers plan to appoint committees to press the state department and Germany for beet seed imports as domestic seed supplies prove insufficient. If imports fail, many factories may shut down this year with domestic seed taking two years to become available, says association secretary Trueyana Palmer. Efforts will push to boost U.S. seed production and consider action despite expected delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balt Lake
State Department
Germany
Maugham
Trueyana G. Palmer
Association
Teel Ceed
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Washington
Palmér
Stepa
United States
Alhambra Acoustic Are Wide Perfect
Conference in Salt Lake heard state department briefings on German reed trade and possible foodstuffs exchange. Noted SMoot warned of sugar price shifts and risks to Western industry. German exporters expressed gratitude for American talks. Alhambra acoustic upgrades completed for Orpheum debut with enhanced theatre sound across all seating, promising clear dialogue and full audience enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
State Department
Tribune
Germany
United States
Creal
Britain
Great Britain
Utah
Nevada
Smoot
United State
Ita
New York
Chicago
Orpheum
Alhambre Orpheot
Alhambra
Seata
Skinper
Jpatrona
Lauile Carter
Taudevile
Quality through entertainment at Alhambra and Paramount venues
A blend of excellence from the Alhambra Theatre, Orpheum DeVille, and Prof. Lareen’s orchestra promises superb photoplays and accessible prices. The Paramount photoplays rotate twice weekly at Alhambra and Orpheum venues. Orpheum Vaudeville runs Thursdays to Saturdays with seating for 600 at Barshay, 300 at We, and 700 at 50. One Orpheum Vendrrile show nightly at 7 p.m. Bewildered and forlorn social butterflies are invited to see “Texas Steer” tonight and tomorrow at The Ogder.
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Alhambra
Orpheum
Texas
The
Ogder
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Viarai Anai
Seema
Eo Ee Maly
Satay
Mary
HK Roary A A
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Oracle Theater
Oracle Orchestra
Jungle Hirschais" Eminent
Edison Phonograph Co
Will Appey
Hallads
Istriet
Georre Wilson
E.daker
Twenty Sixth Strett
Best
Lincoln
Avenue
Tracy
Teentsstrat Street
B. King
Msy Reaves
Masia Farr
Andante
Estrays
Publicas
Martin Cse
Modern Woodmen OF America
Office OF Cty
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Alhambra Qoghoun
Bert
Harlon
Zaza
Corrigan
Vivian Grace Wilson
Harry
Eva Puck
William Edgirette
Sunshine
Dogu
Beautiful Showers
London
Prok Larsch
Steam H Pardee
Etra
House OF Comfort
Eos
William Solar
Eva Shirley Vaudeville
Paramount Travelogues
Sint
the Ogder
E. M. Matthews
Pictorist'Review Company of
Miss Matthews
N. Januscowski
Hohweiener
Lkely
Indies
Bee
the Ogden
Paine & Hurst’s
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