Ogden Tour Busy Day With Officials and Arrests
Governor Bory visited Ogden this morning on a westward circuit from Balt Lake City, then heading toward Balt Lake before returning. J A Thatcher and Charles Echivarria were arrested at 160 Twentyninth Street on a charge of gimb ling. Echivarria held on $100 bail. Other notes mention coal firms, railroad agent Kenworthy visiting Ogden, and assorted notices on travel, social events, and legal actions.
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Covernor Bory
Ogden
Balt
Lake City
Balt Lake
Thieve
Panama
J. A. Thatcher
Charles Echivarria
Twentylinth Street
Peel
D. Kenworthy
Fretebl
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Nee City
Coal Barker Coal Co. Cor
Pose
Orphtrresn
Thoraze Tasloe
la Junts
Colo
H. Daneman
St Jona
Chicago
Glandard
Supl
Bo Daeney
Industrial Weal
Mravinckley
Calfornia Todsy
Westmiltean
Beth
Memorial service for Hazel Dawn notes plans at Kirkendall Chapel
Alleged details reference a funeral with 2 p m service at Kirkendall Chapel Nev Carver officiating with burial at Mountaine View cemetery. The item promotes Hazel Dawn in The Fatal Card at the Alhambra Orpheum Sunday and Monday, billed as the season's greatest photo play.
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Lacy Paullzs Maxwell
Meerge
Kirkendall Chapel
Nev
Carver
Mocstain View Camatery
Discrimination 15 Being Resisted in Courts
The plaintiff George H. Shalein sues Ogden Packing and Provision Co over alleged city license fees. Court extended pleadings to Oct 11 for answer and counterclaim and bill of particulars. City amended to seek $100 annual license, claims others paid and asserts discrimination against foreign and domestic firms. Vaudeville at the Alhambra-Orpheum advertised for today.
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George H. Shalein
Ogden Pack
Fog and Provision Company
Oden Ciiysgaiat
Ogden -Packing and Provision Company
Skeleton Found Near North by Duntag Grows Mystery
Sheritta George Leatham and Oren Hadlock led a search east of North by Duntag for clues to identify a body. Officers found a partial skeleton but two major bones remained, clothing scarce, and hair color and texture suggested Japanese origin. The Alhambra opens this afternoon at 1:15 with admission 25c adults and 10c children on the Main floor.
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Sheritta George Leatham
Oren Hadlock
Monplalea
Bors
Duntag
Efort
Akeleton
Acre
Bern
Othr Animale
DeVine
Lanege
Ana
Peart
Ezaime
Alhambra
New Cars In Service On Interurban To SN
Interurban line reports new cars in service with plans to resume full operations soon. Weather and road conditions caused delays after several cars were damaged between Wellsville and Preaton. Company aims to restore service to Getabee 10 as conditions allow. Hazel Dawn stars in The Fatal Card at the Alhambra Orpheum Sunday and Monday, a top photo play of the season.
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Op den Logan
Idabo
Os Orden
Tirreham
Wellsville
Preaton
Bate Company
Uume
Sevedals
Stolen Auto Lands Two Strangers in Custody
Two young men Tey Telford and Frack Dodd of Iowa confess to stealing a car from Mason City residents. They planned a trade with a local dealer, were questioned by Sheriff, and jailed after the dealer denied selling to them. They say the car was taken September 4 and headed toward the Pacific coast. Police communications to Mason City are underway and officers will detain them until law actions. See "A Texas Steer" at The Ogden tonight.
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Trenry Jam
Utah-Oregon Lumber’ Company
Tey Telford
Frack Dodd
State of Law
Gwilliam
Parias
Telford
Dodd
Owilliam
Haloes Forte
A L
IL Cub Band
Mason City
Lors
Todd
Pacific Coast
Laws
City Pays Forty Hundred On The Pipe
Clerk Fulton of the municipal court reports to city commissioners that in September he collected 448.35 in fines and forfeitures. The sixth partial estimate from Green Construction for artesian well work totaling 4605.63 was approved and the auditor directed to issue a warrant. A Texas Steer is shown tonight at The Ogden.
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TN. Fulton
Tandelpal Court
Green Construction Company
Breas tle suit ends with verdict of no cause of action
Judge Harwell granted defendants motion for directed verdict in the Ogden Union Railway case. Frederick Brenade died after walking onto a train track and being struck. testimony suggested he acted to place himself before the moving train. Court found crew acted with care and the decedent showed deliberate intent. Injuries occurred November 23, 1914, death December 24, 1914. Vaudeville at the Alhambra and Orpheum noted.
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Ogden Union Railway and Depot Company
Judan J. A
Breasile
Brenaile
Poultry Show Honors for Ogden Birds in State Fair
Poultry from Ogden earned multiple awards at the State Fair poultry show in Late City. Over 100 Rhode Island Reds competed with Ogden exhibitors taking first, second, third, and fourth in hens. first, second, and third in cocks. and multiple prizes in pen and young pen classes. All birds were shown on a city lot in Ogden.
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Pene Af TV
Bramwell
Yair
Rhode Island
Ogden
Nramentia Poultry
Mayor Thompson Chicago on a Special Train
Mayor William Hale Thompson of Chicago traveled by a special train with a large Chicago party to Ogden and East Lake City. He toured the terminal grounds, posed for photos, praised the trip and weather, and planned onward travel toward Salt Lake City with the rest of the party departing Ogden at 11 10.
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Ogden
William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Seavehing
Chicago Athletic Canoctation
Omien
Oregon Bhort Ling
Salt Lake City
Thompson
Groupe
Western Pacific
East Laks City
Vaudeville at the Alhambra Orpheum Show Prompts Crowd
A vaudeville program at the Alhambra Orpheum drew patrons with a lineup of acts. Performers included local talents and touring entertainers delivering music, comedy, and novelty numbers to a standing audience.
Polling Places Designated by City Board for Elections
The city board of commissioners selected polling places for the primary and general elections to be held October 19 and November 7. Notices of the election will be posted at least five days before. Readable polling locations include First District Agnea Crown 3125 Arent Arena, Second District Mra J A Joban 2907 Grant, Third District City Hall, Fourth District Addle A Fellows 126 Poplar Ave, Fifth District BL S Wichanston Ward Hall, Sixth District Caroline Wigrins 2226 Grant Ave, Seventh District We E Smear 24th Street, Ninth District First Station No 4 Ninth Street and Washington Ave, Tenth District David M Haw 304 Avenue, Eleventh District J M Carter 21st Street and Congress Ave, Thirteenth District Fire Station No 2 City, Fourteenth District John Wheel Wright 530 Tworthocrin Street, Fifteenth District L I Lindair Cheesman Auto 2566 Washington Ave, Seventeenth District Lilley N Smythe Twenty-ninth Street.
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Commulasionere
Alecona
Agnea Crown
City
Addle A. Fellows
Poplar Avenon
BL. S. Wichantaon
Third Ward
Bixth
Caroline Wigrins
Grant Avenue
Pwenty Fourth Street
C. W. Chase
Weson Avenue
Ninth Stret
Washington Avenue
David M. Haw
Avenuy
Carter
Twenty First Street
Congiss Avenue
Fourteenth
John Wheelwright
Tworthocrin Street
Fulteenth
Lindair
Cheesman Auto
Aiztorath
J. W. Ure
Bledop
Fifth Ward
Seventeenth
Lilley
Bmythe
Twenty-ninth Street
DNEAEGLED MN IS MOVED T IEPA DNEAEGLED MN IS MOVED T IEPA
Thacher and Charles Echivare re pleaded not guilty to charges of gambling this morning at the town hall court. Ed Love and W E McGlone pleaded not guilty to meat without payment. Trials set for Saturday morning. Dr Johnson 63 sought permission to star city fore toon. Lyceum theatre altercation with Patrolman John Russell. LH Wilson charged with cruelty to animals after ball head seizure. Join Dow Nagishira Japanese gambler forfeit 550
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Ja, Thacher
Charles Echivare
Ed Love
W. E. McGlone
Tenta
Dr. Johosom
Permle
Ifo
Lyceum Theatre
John Russell
LH. Wilson
Hodson
Washington
Weber Academy Friday Assembly Features War Brides Reading
A Friday morning assembly at Weber Academy showcased a dramatic reading of Mariah Wentworths War Brides by Kathryn Banseth Parton. The lead reader captured the students with a vivid interpretation, presenting the drama through a lively performance and engaging delivery.
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Weter Academy
Mariah Wentiworth
Kathryn Banseth Parton
Resalsa Acrian
Nazimoro
Ike
Leslie Carter Prices Not Raised At Alhambra Orpheum
A report states prices at the Alhambra Orpheum would be 10, 26, and 86 cents, maintaining original rates despite Leslie Carter headlining and a policy to refrain from advancing ticket prices for the week. Carter's engagement begins with matinees today and lasts through the week alongside other Orpheum attractions.
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Btand
Yeaterly
Alhambra Orpheum
Leslie Carter
Srpacam
Carter
Area Superior Lo
Acorn Day Programs and Student Contests Report
A school assembly closed with applause and praise for faculty and students. Meyrard Pearson sang two solos, while the Acorn published Klaza Day noting contests tomorrow afternoon including Pushball, sack race, volley ball, tennis, and a faculty vs students match. Organizers raised funds for supplies and a judge from donors will preside. Lectures and clubs were highlighted, with plans for luncheons and cafeteria suggestions. Martha Society discussed charity ball ahead of a large social event and Silver Review members announced a card party hosted by the Maccabees inquiry group.
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Saculty
Meyrard Pearson
Acorn
Academy
Joniora
Glria
Iria
Mena Contenta
Bealor Re
Ralph Parretta
Unites Tivived
Alry Tani
Lyceum
Indianola Mining Company Accepts Offer Gap
Report states Indianola Mining Company received a $125,000 offer for its holdings adjoining Lakeview Mine property. The sale, coming after Americas Bere Refining Company purchased Lakeview holdings for $126,000, faces doubt from the directors led by A Condon Drew Marshall W Green W Feee Dany Carl Bod Larsen CoA wre and Brows of Ogden.
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Indianola Mining, Company, & Locs
Itn Holdings
Lakeview Xmia-Log Company
Americas Bmele Refining Company
Indianola Minog Company
Condon
Drew Marshall
W. Green
Feee Dany
Carl Bod. Larsen
Ogden
Maids and Matron Club Hosts and Club Gatherings
Social notes outline meetings at the Maids and Matrons Club and Chi Rue Club with guests including Mrs Charita J Humphris. Activities featured music and dance, with Miss Arde Browning and Miss Norma White invited as hosts. A Historical Society event and a Friday luncheon at the Reed Hotel honor a forthcoming marriage.
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Chi Rue
Charita J. Humphris
Deligit Ol Erenieg
Mutica
Werela
Dolllows
Misa Arde Browning
Mies
Norma White
Mise White
Avenad
Reed
Everett War Maley
Rood Hotel
Misa Dalst Kuhn
F. Whitlock
Children’s Aid Bocirty Party Promises Social and Fundraising
A community children’s aid charity hosts a party tomorrow afternoon in the maids’ and tattoos’ cub rooms, aiming for financial success and social impact. Tickets are selling, with many expected attendees and vendors preparing for the event.
Markets Report From Omaha and Chicago World’s
Omaha and Chicago market summaries show varied livestock and grain moves. Cattle receipts around 4400 with mixed steers and cows priced across a broad range. hogs and sheep also traded. London stocks steady with key rails active. Chicago hogs at mixed gains amid slim overall volume.
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Omaha
Neb
Altegess Markets Open Firm As Prices Rise Noon
Futures opened firm and active trading continued with prices up four to ten points by noon. The fragmented report notes mixed terms such as heavy, rough, and various figures including 7.4565.60 and 1,373,525.50, with references to New York and Ost. Y. The garbled text implies a trading day with gains and general market activity.
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NewYork
Act
Wheat and Corn Firm Amid Upturn in Prices on Open
Chicago Wheat and Corn markets opened higher amid duying orders and an upturn in prices. December wheat moved around 1.06 to 1.08, May near 1.12, with futures easing later as selling pressures emerged. Corn gained on a forecast of freezing weather, while January options remained in demand and pork prices showed slight gains.
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Chicago
Jonty
Howe Jooantry
Yantemiay
War dispatches censored by British offices in London
New York reports thousands of words from Western Front dispatches are withheld by British censors. The Associated Press notes that many cables from front lines arrive heavily redacted and delayed, shaping early coverage of recent combat.
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New York
London
Associated Prees
Rowe Denied Cruelty Charges
Doctor and husband Mr Howe contests a divorce case filed by his wife denying cruelty allegations. The doctor also denies possessing large property interests. Proceedings are in the district court as part of the classified acts de resi docket.
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Howe
District Court
Sal
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