Births and notices in the Standard column
Birth reports from the city health department list new daughters for several couples in September and October, with names partially garbled in the OCR. The column also notes a notice about copy deadlines, freight rate reductions, travel and social notices, and local business ads including coal and monument services.
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City Health Department
Mea
A.N. Newer
Reptember
Abel Verpeek
Anguet
Bir
National Irritation Congress and Ogden rail changes headline regional notices
WANTED 26 guns for Utah Canning company workers with good wages. W. C. Ghelver appointed trainmaster for eighth and ninth districts arrives Ogden on No. 19, travels to Rvane to establish new headquarters. Horrocks Bros announce new lot of Ladies' Coats at 2427 Washington Ave. Lost white pug, return 3132 Washington. Reward offered. Ladies of the Colsonial church plan a cooked fond sale at McIntyre Drug Saturday afternoon.
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Slo
Irtt Ration Congress
Utah Canning Company
Kew
W. C. Ghelver
Wyomleg
Union Pacific
Ogden
Rvanetom
Wye
Horrocks Bros
Bulls
Coata
Washington Ave
Henl
Broom Apt Peery Apts
Apaly Peery Estate
Washington
Cplseonal Church
Bmcintyre
Robbery trial for Read and Davis before Municipal Judge Barker
Preliminary hearing held for George Read and Frank Davis charged with grand larceny in the Peter Larson incident of September 21. Testimony by Carson Marshall Kirchoff and others described Larson's assault after a drink with Hayes Read and Davis. Jury found verdict against the state. warrants against Read and Davis remain, spectators noted. Local theater listings follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Read
Frank Davis
George 5. Barker
Peter Larson
Hayes
Read
Davie
Soren X. Christensen
Salt Lake City
Joseph £. Evanz
Peter Carson
H. J. Marshall
W. R. Kirchett
Patrovean C. FP
Larrons
Orden
Wyoming
Tio
Christensen
Opden
Replemnber
Maraball
Lar Ron
Davis
Hin
Larson
W. TL Kirchoff
Belok
Marshall
Cape
Tatrolman Fitzgerald
Head
Hayes Cod
Lareen
Darla
World Series daily at noon in Stendard's front windows
Read the classified ads for details on the World Series events held every day at 12 m. in the storefront windows of Stendard's, inviting public viewing and participation.
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Stendard
Democratic rally days stir Ogden as Harding visit looms
Local Democrats in Ogden host gatherings and speeches amid a high tide of campaign activity. Helen Bing Robinsau of Colorado and Mrs. Mobinton address women at the Berthana building while criticisms of Hughes and Roosevelt spark debate over suffrage and wartime policy. Tonight Judge Norfleet of St Louis and Joe Rite of Missouri Progressive party plan addresses at Weber Academy, with campaign materials distributed at Democratic headquarters.
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Ogden City
Harding
Odo
Hutherland
Helen Bing Robinsau
Colorado
Berthana
Woman's Party
Woodraw Wilson
Ladies Woodraw Wilson Club
Mobinton
Wilson
Nomines Hughes
Hughes
New York
Women's Party
Hughes Ie
Spe
Eecator
Roosevelt
Bien Thre
Benedict Arnold
Progressive Party
Lester
St. Louis
Theodora Roosevelt
Missouri
Missouri Supreme Bench
Campaig
Birte
Ages
C. C. Richarda
Sydee Nortont
Eagles Quartette Wells Afng
Milice Deings Undergoes Operation, Recovery Promising
Milica Deings, young son of the late Frank M. Driers, underwent surgery on Wednesday at the Alate School hospital. Reported marked improvement and expected early recovery as the classified ad notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milica Deings
Frank M. Driers
Alate Schoo
Retrial Underway in Chloral Possession Case
The retrial of W. Tracy charged with bearing chloral in his possession began in Judge J. A. Howells division. The jury selection consumed much of the morning as district attorney Davis led the prosecution and George Haberson defended. Dether Moore testified to finding a chloral bottle Tracy allegedly attempted to discard near Twenty Fifth Street. The defense claims positive identification is needed to convict, else the verdict could fail. Court adjourned for noon with further testimony planned after recess.
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W. Tracy
W. J. Stoora
J. A. Howells
Suurt
Moore
Trentyifth Street
Yincoln Avenue
Tracy
Salrerson
Halverdon
Ater
Barlow Wilson
Life Underwriters Meet for Luncheon Talks on Insurance Ethics
The Ogden Association of Life Underwriters will hold its monthly luncheon at the Weber club with a program by John D. Spencer of New York Life and president of the Deseret Association. He will discuss the salesman’s responsibilities and the ethics of life insurance. Will G. Farrell of Penn Mutual Life is also expected to speak on ethics and the profession.
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Ogdén Association of Life Under Writers
Weber Club
Il Vel Racardett
John D. Spencer
New Tork
Life
Deseret Association of Life Underwriters Association of
Salt Lake City
Spencer
Truy
G. Farrell
Penn Mutcal Lite
Essociation Mambera
Farrell
Olson Seeks Divorce From Gus Olson After Marriage of 1912
Mary Olson sue for divorce from Gus Olson alleging neglect and failure to provide. They wed in Prighass City on April 6 1912. Plaintiff asks court to direct defendant to pay attorney fees and costs of action. Ad notes show theater listings and a movie at Rex.
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Mary Olson
Gus Ofden
Prighass City
Orpheum
Ogden
Ade
Cen Indy
Idaho Woman Dies at Teo Hospital After Illness
Mrs Avilla Booth Bowen of Lyman Idaho died at Teo hospital at 2 am after two weeks of anemia. She was born September 15 1865 in California, married July 20 1886 at Calls Fort Wish and lived in Lyman most of her life. She was active in the LDS Church and leaves a large family including husband Casey L Bowen and twelve children with ten living, plus many siblings and nineteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Avilla Booth Bowen
Casey P. Bowen
Lyman
Idaho
Teo Hospital
Ada
Fowen
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Casey L. Bowen
Atlanta
Georgia
Mormon Church
Cynthia RB. Crezes
Thornton
Maho
Lerte St. Bowen
Avila M. Abbott
Orden
Mary [. Anderson
Independence
Rose Weekly
Honeyville
Temaine
Abbott
Trenty
Seventh Street
City Court Convicts Man in Disorderly Case
The municipal court finds John McLaughlin guilty of disturbing the peace after altercation with a clerk at Ogden House. Officers refute claim the clerk stabbed him. judge notes fall caused the hand swelling. McLaughlin sentenced to 30 days in jail. Other defendants, James Carr and James Williamson, receive 14 day jail terms for drunkenness. Gene McDonald and Tuttle convicted of vagrancy, with fines or jail, and Alex Hamilton, Edward Skuse, and Davis face penalties for related charges.
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John McLaughlin
Ben
W. W. Richardson
Darrow Wilson
Wan
McLaughlin
Ogden House
Richardson
Wilson
Expurseme & Well-Founded
Wilcoo
Oficer Richardson
James Carr
James EB. Williamson
Davis
Thirty-sixth Street
Grant Avenue
H. B. Exing
Kawzler Improves After Severe Blood Poisoning Case
Dr Hebhard Kanster has suffered blood poisoning but is improving rapidly. He underwent a successful blood infection treatment after a week, following a scratch on the finger of his right hand which required six lancing procedures.
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Hebhard Kanster
Women’s Party Next Meeting in Judge Lion Oil’s Court
Miss Lucy Branham, local organizer, says the Women's Party of the Congressional Union in Ogdes and parts of the state will hold a netting Sunday at 8 p.m. in Judge Lion Oil’s courtroom. Mira Grantam will arrive to assist with organization work and party interests. Sarah Hards Field of California will speak, noted for activity with women’s clubs.
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Women's Party of the
Congressional Union
Ogdes
Lucy Branham
Judge Lion- Oil
Mira Grantam
Ume
Sarah Hard
Field of
Californts
Widow seeks 10 obtain judgment against construction firm
A widow seeks judgment for about 110.11 in a contract dispute tied to work on the Big Loop river project near Mackey Idaho, originating in 1910 by W. Braham, deceased, with Nancy Elvira Graham as administrator. The action names Corey Brothers Construction Co. in the district court as the defendant. deceased’s residence cited as Yuma Arizona. The page also lists theater showings for Lions Barrymore and Marguerite Skirwind and Clara Kimball Young.
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Big Loat
Society Notes Return Home and Departures
Mrs Jack Staler and Mrs Violet Hall return home from a three week northwest and California trip. Mr Staler leaves for Boston. Miss Georgia Skeen has returned. Misa Brown and Leta Powers School of Expression attendees depart Tuesday for Hanloo.
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Jack Staler
Adorne Avenue
Deve
Plessant
Northwest
California
Boston
Ales Violet Hall
Miza S Minute Brown
Letina Powers
Georgia Skeen
Delightful thre moothed gialt affair in San Francisco
A lively social scene in San Francisco features Mrs. H. J. Black attending with her sister, detailing a fashionable gathering described as a delightful thre moothed gialt event.
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H. J. Black
San Francisco
Deaths and Funerals Mary Elisabeth Lite ta
Mrs Mary Elisabeth Lite ta aged 74 widow of W E H Litas former proprietor of the Hote Lincoln died of Brights disease at 10 25 a m today in Belt Lake City Born in Augusta Ga 1842 she emigrated to Utah in 1859 as a Mormon She leaves 11 living children and 32 grandchildren Funeral services will be held in Ogden at the Ninth ward probably Sunday Further notices to follow
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Idaho
Olive T. Holly
Georgie
William M. Little
Salt Lake
Sarah Cawley
Ogden
Arcatate Server
Garfield
Maribeth Wright
Isabelle Sterephine
Seattle
Ledda Runselly
Charles E. Little
Ruperts
Duncan Litts
Rupert
Heclton Lattle
Dire
Russellyn
1618
East Ninth South
Ninth Ward
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Mexico
Danny
U.S.A
Keystone
Ogden Theatre
Ger Babeernation and Advertising Department
Willard . Wilson
Southern Pascific Railroad
F. E. Scott
Aretrict
Eat Lake City
Oregon Short Line
Denver & Rio Grande
W. C. W. Hall
L. Jonca, Coal & Tea Co
R. Rinderman
Ogden Shoe Repairing Company
Brotherhood of American Yoemen
Rinderman
Wappleton
North Dakota
Worrison Osteopath
Eccles
Geen
Ann Arbor
Ray D. Aml Son
William Allison
Mich
Sam
Donald Ball
San Diego
Cal
Mitchell Bros
OFP
Logan & Idaho Railway Company
Kaysville
Paul W. Stecher
Gra A. Owe CO
F. E. Rownd
St Louis and Southwestern Tailway Company
Kansas City
Dulterna
City
George Tush
Southern Pacific Railroad
Fl Paso
Texas
All Paints
Utah
Nevada
Peter Largo
Lionel Barrymore
Marguerite Skirwind
Clara
Kim
Milton Driges
REFUH
Istalt Squat
Life Insurance
Cturon
Miapy Olson
Blanche Sweet
Laubhlia
Cerne
A. Kawzler
Wrights
Bargain Square
Pany
THE
Uteh Today
Lions Barrymore
Bunday
Clara Kimball Young
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