Ogden Circles Elects Leaders at Annual Meeting
Ogden Circle elects E A Tune president and Dr HP Roburn secretary treasurer at the East Lake City annual meeting held in the raze lodge hall. Philpott of Provo named by president. city notes include divorce notice and local ads. visitors and events listed.
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Bundy
EA. Tune
Ogden
Efresh
Mra
Jobs
Opret Brown
Moroni
Conny
Horn
David
Jones Coal & 9 Co
Hoken
Parker Coat Co
Phos
First Ward
Ogden Notes Domestic Traffic And Local Notices
A condensed Ogden summary reports a train transfer of a forty four car grape load from Southern Pacific to Union Pacific at a focal terminal, with grapes from the Fresno California district. Onions from Mosca Nevada arrive by West Coast line for eastern markets, plus two months travel plans for L W Benson to San Francisco. Births list several newborns to local families, marriage licenses issued for multiple couples, petitions filed for suffrage candidates, a death claim settlement for Dr Frederick Bickford, and Lakeland company dividend of fourteen cents per share on five hundred thousand shares.
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Oklahome
Orapen
Trainford
Ogden
Southern Pacific
Unies Pacific
Focal Terminal
Fromno
Cal
Mosra
Nev
L. W. Benson
San Francisco
Ile
Blrita
City Health Department
Thomas A. Smith
Phil Drophy
Deughter
Reptember
Paul H. Bell
Levera Dwyer
Neary Morrigan
Bterleg
Nettle Lank
Porsmouth
Alfred Dosh Hatch
Galt Lake
Laura Leona Lane
Deeth
Albert Dracaflea
Peart Ruston
Leh
Halcomb H. Beatt
Gwendolyn FE. Terry
Nile Sthelp
A.R. Heywood
J. A Wagner
John E. Bagley
Reaper Harris
Ring Rolehtp
Meccabera
Elver Tent No. 1
Frederick C. Bickford
Lakelign Company
Promontory Foint
Electric baseball player installed at Orpheum for World Series
A fanciful electric baseball player is installed at the Orpheum theatre for the opening World Series game Friday at noon. The device allegedly lights up the plate and simulates a real game, drawing audiences who attend as if watching from Boston or Philadelphia, with a Western Union envoy providing commentary.
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Orpheum Theatre
Uelan
Ogden Tans
Boston
Philaalae
Ogden High Boige Challenge Accepted With Plans
The Ogden High School announces the Boige Challenge for the 1915-16 term under the Classicum official organ. Dorothy Taylor leads as associate editor with Myrtle Hore and Moran Grima as assistants. An active touring committee seeks student boosters for every school event, with tickets and a program of activities planned.
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Classicum
Ogden High Lether
Bethre
Moralog
Mareaine
Sta
Ims
Belog
Teiloriozhief
Dorothy Taylor
Myrtle Hore
Moran Grima
Jewalo Bececa
Junior Rich
Bill Dred Barton
Walter Rotapp
Blacy Chambers
Wenda Foregerald
Capitola! Progree
Csmtalen
Actin Patulpanet Ic
Ite
Cord Kramnes
Streeper
Abel
Romney
Bove
Idaho
Woman Suffrage Petition Letter to Congress From West
A letter to the Standard editor from Iata Dard Field contends for the Susan B Anthony Amendment granting women voting rights. It describes a national petition with nearly half a million signatures and a San Francisco convention by the Congressional Union urging immediate passage.
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Ana Etste
Congress
Ausan D. Anthony
United States
Congressional Union For Women
San Francisco
Ibo Ofcrea
Walington
Congressional Union
Agablal
Providence
Panama Canal
Etatern
Washington
Alice Kindberg
Kingatedt
Shantfeur
Ely
Milas Kindberg
New York
Champ Clark
Attack on Woman at Rooming House Leads to Trial
Joseph Warner was bound over to district court by Municipal Judge W H Reeder to answer a charge of assault with intent to murder at the Wright Access rooming house on Twenty Fourth street. The case features Mrs Frances Hawkins and Roy Hawkins, Patrolman Brown, and details a threatening pistol attack and a subsequent arrest after Warner fired twice. The proceeding proceeded with County Attorney Joseph E Evans and D I Stine as defense counsel. The gun involved was a 45 caliber Colt revolver found after the scuffle. A local theater notice accompanies the report urging attendance at a show titled A Texas Steer at The Ogden tonight and tomorrow.
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Distret
Marsing
W. H. Reeder
Fincd
Ile
Patrotcan
William Brows
Wright Acces
Frances Hawkins
Roy
West Warren
Brown
Hawking
Ogden
Bertember 1
Wright Appeg
Afra
Fenale Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
Warner
Mrs.Dawson
Joan
Cawson
Roy Hawkins
Crown
Colt
The Outcast picture at Mutual Master opens today
A Mutual Master feature titled The Outcast screens today with showings starting at 6 p.m. Audiences are invited to enjoy the drama as the film plays across the evening.
Oxden High School player fractures collar bone in scrimmage
Willian Glas mann Jr., Oxden High School first team half back, fractured the right collar bone during a training scrimmage on Willian avenue end Twenty eighth Street. He tripped on a hurdle, fell hard, and was attended to immediately. recovery to take several weeks.
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Willian Avenue
Twenty Eighth Street
Willam Glasmann, Jr
Oxden High School
Racin
Kanzler
H E
Italian man fined for concealed weapons in court
Don Cartoer an Italian faced a 25 dollar fine after pleading guilty in municipal court to carrying concealed weapons. Lip was arrested near Washington avenue and Twenty fourth street at 1 20 a m and admitted guilt to drunkenness and concealed weapon charges. A 268 caliber revolver and a dagger were seized. An interpreter said he worked on a farm near Ogden and feared a partner while quarrying. D J Foley also pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor, receiving a suspended sentence for loitering while seeking money for a bed.
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Don Cartoer
Lip
Washington Avenue
Twentyfourth Street
Patrongan Wlackburg
Brunkenness
Care
Ogden
Himsek
D. J. Foley
Treasureton man protests brutal local newspaper report
C Larson of Treasureton, Utah, denounces a Monday evening beating and choking story published by the local morning paper. He shows a bruised neck and finger marks, condemning the account as false and an outrageous insult to his character, while demanding fair treatment.
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Siti
Inuxe
Twentyfih
Endurainghat
C. Larson
Treasureton
Maho
Huaniard
Wufferstand
Get those horrid men to in toxicated they can't appear at dinner
A fragment from a Texas Steer Ogden Theater item hints at a dinner event affected by intoxication issues. It mentions removing troublesome men from attendance. The readable text is limited and lacks clear names, dates, or full context.
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Texas
Ogden
Treasureion Resident Cited As Respected Villager
An aged resident from Bizhomp town Treagureion is described as born to Logan, a respected member of the community, and noted for leaving his home while still of good standing. The passage emphasizes past judgment and lack of credit to the Ely.
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Ely
Logan
Beastd
Wan
Elticen
Bizhomp Town
Stoker couple returns from San Francisco exposition trip
Mr and Mrs Edgar Stoker arrived home after an extended California visit. They praised the San Francisco fall exposition as wonderful, noting varied industries and art displays, and praised Southern California cities for beauty and greenery. They highlighted Ogden as outstanding in mountain country. Salt Lake visitors include Madamta Carl Rasmussen and J. Daltanyne with W. K. Fife.
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Stoker
Edgar Stoker
California
Broker
Frieco
San Francisco
Orden
Los Angeles
Pasadena
San Diego
Ogden
Nevada
Larson Divorced On Ex Parte Alimony Granted
Mary Pearl Larnon is granted a decree of divorce from Joseph J. Lara on ex parte testimony. The decree orders monthly alimony of 20 dollars plus costs and attorney fees. Larnon testified the husband had been cruel, insulted her, and struck her.
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Mary Pearl Larnon
Joseph J. Lara
Larnon
Bratz Suit Seeks 36000 Over Death In Railway Incident
Plaintiff Bratz sues Defendant Company for 36000 claiming injuries to her husband Frederick Brenatle caused his death on December 11 1914. Testimony opened this afternoon with Bratz contending the engine injury led to his demise while the company cites contributory negligence as the cause.
A Texas Steer at The Ogden Tonight and Tomorrow
A note invites families to see A Texas Steer with performances tonight and tomorrow at The Ogden theater. The advertisement mentions an elevator boy and a valet in the quirky show’s preview.
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Ogden
Alhambra Orpheum Variety Show Reservations Open
Reservations for this week at the Alhambra Orpheum vaudeville are going fast. Buy seats early to ensure urge seating and avoid missing performances.
BrUESTLE DAMAGE HEARING HELD AT OGDEN UNION MALLWAY
In district court today Judge Judee n A Howell presided over the case in the care of Louisa Broratis at the Ogden Union Mallway Depot. The docket listed Joseph Harris Jr and a group including Des lef I Wright John Bhaw WW W Rosle and others.
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Judeen A. Howell
Louisa Broratis
Ogden Union Mallway Depot Company
Joseph Harris, Jr
Deslef I. Wright
John Bhaw
WW. W. Rosle
Arthur Th. Fowers
Adam [. Peterson
Isaac C. Peterson
Deaths and Funerals Notices From Ogden Area
The funeral for Glen Coles will be tomorrow at 2 p m in the Cleanfield ward meeting house with interment at Clean field cemetery. Edward Irwin, a Civil War veteran and Ogden pioneer, died yesterday at 4 p m at his residence 148 Tracy avenue after long service with the railroad and Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Survivors include his wife and children Charles, Walter, Raymond, Frank, Lillian Lewin, and Sins Le of Ogden and Albert Lewin of San Francisco. Funeral arrangements are led by the Ind ward.
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Cole
Glen Cols
Cleanfield Ward
Cleanfield
Irwin
Edward Train
Ogden
Utah
Fragmentary obituary notice for Willa Bn at City Cemetery
Fragmentary text indicates a chapel service at 3 p.m. Friday for a person named Willa Bn, with burial or disposition at City Cemetery. Additional details reference the body possibly to be kept at a location tomorrow evening and Friday, but portions are unclear.
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Willa Bn
Boms
World Markets Report Immediate Grain and Livestock Prices
Market notes from Chicago and Omaha show barley and wheat quotes, mixed cattle and calf receipts, and steady sugar futures. Livestock bids include fed steers around 33 to 67 dollars and cows near 26 dollars, with hogs trading firm on Oct receipts in Chicago.
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Gmaha
Omtha
New York
Molessen
Wilson to vote for woman suffrage in New Jersey
President Wilson will vote for the woman suffrage state constitutional amendment in New Jersey at the special election. He said he would vote as a private citizen, not the leader of a party, and that the issue should be decided by the states, not the national government.
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Washington
Wilson
New Jersey
Ihe
Democratic’ Party
Violent Russian attack reported along Bessarabian frontier
Berlin reports via wireless a major Russian assault on Austrian forces along the Bessarabian frontier northeast of the city. The attack allegedly crossed the Prath river where Germans tried to cross with livestock.
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Berlin
Bay- Vile
Carmowice
Bokowina
Bessarabian
Prath
Crnsa
Animmlog
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