Random References and Local Notices Mix in Ogden Page
A scrambled news page lists random references from The Standard front window with dispatches on cadet appointments at St John’s Military Academy and local marriages, court actions, and social notes. Items include a cadet captain appointment for Joseph Beowerplt at Delafield, a marriage license for J Arnold Burrows and Rhoda Mortensen, and Tracy’s retrial verdict of not guilty for chloral possession.
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Beries
Tam Gues
Grimes
Joseph Beowerplt
St. John’s Miliary Academy
Delafield
Wha
Mroote
Bessie Moodman
Omahe
Chicago
Fust
John Farr
EW. Browning
Eccles
James L. Martin
John C. Davis
M. L. Jones Coal & Ite Co
J. Arnold Burrowa
Rhoda C. Mortensen
Hunterville
McHrison Cateopsth
Eccles Bldg
Burmo Women's Party
Sarah Dard Feld
Addrezs
Women's Party
Congressional Union
Ogden
Aratcal
Tracy
Baca
Adolph Febringer
Colorado Springs
Cole
Real Deate
Air
Fehringer
Etia O Holdings
Reed Hotel
Local notices and business briefs at city health office and police
Birth reports from the city health office list a son born to Mr and Mrs J H Westerard on Oct 4 a daughter to Mr and Mrs W R Dalton on Dec 4 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs R J Oteos on Sept 1. Also notes on rental space at Peery Apartments and Joseph T Paine Jr as night desk sergeant at the police station. A ten day vacation for an official and Democratic sheriff nominee Jos D Warris Jr and a new Toya Bakery quarter on 25th Street are mentioned along with a French speaking Elders reunion at the L D S University in Salt Lake City with a 249 oclock start. Female help wanted at Goddard Pickle and Preserve Co.
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Ica
Horrocke Bros
Warbington
City Health Office
J. HL. Wester’ Ard
W. R. Dalton
R. J. Oteos
Appy Peery Apts
Peery Estate
Polles
Joseph Ti. Paine, Jr
Jos. D. Warris, Jr
C. Peterson Jean
Sheriff
New Bakery
Toya Baker
Tesity-fifth Street
Washington Avenue
Menubera
Mormon Church
Brisbam Y ¥ Oans
L. D. A. University
Salt Lake Clir
O'Dlock
Goddard Pickle & Preserve Co
District Foresters To Attend Grazing Conference
District Forester Homer E. Fenn and Grazing Inspector Ernest Winkler will travel to Bea Francisca tomorrow afternoon, taking part in a conference of district foresters from October 10 to 13. Assistant district foresters and grazing inspectors from six western districts will discuss grazing administration and whether current regulations meet changing conditions, with A. F. Potter of the Washington office presiding.
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Twistrict
LL F
Roeipp
Homer E. Fenn
Ernest Winkler
Bea Francisca
A. F. Potter
Washington
The
Forrat Service
Ogden Office Records Roll of Merit for SP System
The September monthly account current roll of merit for the Southern Pacific railroad lists the Ogden traffic office under Commercial Agent W. G. Wilson. A copy was received in Ogden yesterday, with offices contributing to a full report of accounts sent to the head office. The honor roll includes former District Freight and Passenger Agent C. I. McFaul of Salt Lake City.
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Southern Pacific Railroad System
Ogden Traffic Office
W. G. Wilson
Ogden
Aesen
Southern Pacific Traffic Department
C. I. McFaul
Salt Lake City
Police arrest two women in Lincoln Ave robbery case
Greek man Chrin Kal las reported a 9 pm robbery by two Black women on Lincoln Avenue between 24th and 25th Streets. They stole $32 in cash and a 935 check. Bell Pannen was identified as a suspect and arrested with officer involvement by Sergeant Kelister and Patrolman Walter Moore.
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Bell Fannon
LF. Kelister
Walter Moore
Chrin Kallas
Kallas
Lincoln Avenue
Twentyfourth
Twenty-fifth Streets
Bell Pannen
Weather forecast for the coming week impacts Washington region
The Weather Bureau predicts an unsettled start with cool, possible rain, followed by generally fair and warmer conditions in the later week. The Northern highlands may see rain and snow, with Pacific states mostly fair except Washington and Oregon likely rain later. Temperatures near seasonal norms.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Pacific
Oregon
Tract the Classified Ads of Paulered O Phi
A fragmented OCR item from a historical newspaper lists classified notices including names, locations, and brief notices. The readable portions point to small ads or notices involving people and local services, typical of mid century local commerce and announcements.
Married man seeks divorce with two wives tale
A court record recounts a man known as Decat Show and Helga Schow filing for divorce amid a tangled marriage history. He allegedly married Clara Carr in Toledo on December 1, 1920, lived with her one month, then learned she had divorced him. He then married Helen Andreassen, separated, and sought to legalize the second marriage after a decree from the first divorce. The second wife reportedly refuses to live with him and uses the situation to influence his life.
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Clara Carr
Toledo
Ohio
Alse
Helen Andreassen
Sue No. 2
Birt
Paderewski Recital Planned for Balt Lake City
Ogden Conservatory faculty members plan to attend Paderewski's recital next Wednesday night at the Tabernacle in Balt Lake City. The party will assemble 5 to 6 pm at 2418 Washington Avenue and depart for the interurban depot at 6 15 pm.
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Ogden Conservatory of Music
Paderewski
Tabernacle
Balt
Lake City
Conservatory
Washingtto Avenue
New Marriage Law Urged by Judge Madieon Wis
Following a guilty plea in Watertown for killing a rival child and concealing the body in the park, District Attorney Harry Saultett announced a new law proposal. He urged legislature action to cover such cases, arguing that a mother is entitled to a husband from birth and should be legally married for paternal and maternal rights, regardless of church ceremony.
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Madieon
Wis
Melea Griep
Watertown
Park Lagoon
Harry Saultett
Haustoff
Freight Train Through Aden Terminal Surges to Capacity
A freight hub at Aden gateway operates near full capacity with outbound trains every 45 minutes and inbound every 35 minutes. Daily traffic averages 30 to 35 outbound and 35 to 45 inbound freight trains, totaling about 3200 cars. In August freight cars reached 53,000 with September at 75,102, handled by nine day crews and six night crews, plus 52 to 55 passenger trains passing daily.
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Aden Gateway
Thirip
Aupurt
WH. J. Bell
Ogden Welcomes New Union Pacific Assistant Superintendent
A. W. Woodruff, an Ogden resident, arrives to resume his former post as assistant superintendent of the Wyoming division. The office was vacated by A. W. Moe Duffle, who moves to Omaha as assistant superintendent of the division. A bulletin soon follows announcing 2. W. Anderson promoted to past ton of assistant superintendent of the Nebraska division with headquarters at North Platte.
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A. W. Woodcnlf
Union Pacific Railroad
Ogden
A.W. Moe Duffle
Omaha
Union Pacific
Woodruff
2. W. Anderson
Nebraska
North Platte
Str. Anderson
Wyoming
Orators to Be Heard Across County Next Week
Democratic and Republican campaigns push a week of speeches across Weber County. Notables Milton M. Welling and Judge William King will tour every district, with stops in Harrisville Warren Slaterville Plain City Farr West Riverdale Liberty Huntsville Ulota Foy and more. A local primary produced Petre Jensen and Arthur Grow victories for justice of the peace and constable respectively.
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D. D. McKay
Webber County
Milter
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Utah
Arvance Menin
Milton AL. Welling
Bosettler County
Congress
Wil Lam ¥. King
United Staates
King
Harrisville
Warren
Welling
Slaterville
Plain City
Boclock
Farr West
Tiverdale
Orth Ogden
Pleasant View
Liberty
Huntsville
Ranger Correspondence Course Set For Minidoka Forest
Charlex TD Simpson of Oakley Idaho will lead the forest rangers correspondence course to be conducted by the district forest office from November to March 31. He reports to Ogden October 31. District records show 110 enrollments so far, with enrollment higher than last year and benefits cited for field service personnel.
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Charlex TD
Simpson
Minidoka National Forest
Oakley
Idaho
Forest Rangers
District Forest Office
Ogden Forest
Tiwan
Forest Service
Civil Service
World Series Fascination Draws 3000 Miles Away
The article describes intense interest in the World Series between Brooklyn and Boston, with Ogden reporting from the Standard office window. It notes the telegraphic reproduction of every move by the Associated Press and Brooklyn as the favorite, with betting rumors suggesting even money on the outcome.
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Braves
Ogden
Brookish
Boston
Standard
Associated Press
Boston Ball Park
Brooklyn
Enrollment Up at City School Need Noted by Board
A report on city public school enrollment presented to the board shows an increase of 368 students since the last term, with only one kindergarten class at Lewis school. The meeting approved standard monthly bills and supply purchases for the high school arts and domestic science departments. A submarine note reported the U-53 prepared to depart on a war order voyage, anchored at 6:17 pm, with ready provisions. Attendance tallies from Newport and Reston were released, but officials warned figures may be adjusted later.
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Board of Education
Ita
Cass
Lewis
Ogden High Beats Davis County in Exhibition Football
Ogden High defeated the Davis County team seven to one in a Cleaxond practice game. Davis County, hampered by limited practice, fought hard with Coach Raymond Shirey using his first team. The Orange and Clack team eyes the next contest against Jordan High School in Salt Lake City.
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Ogden High
Davis County
Raymond Shirey
Pingrra
Conroy
Mahler
Richards
Bagley
Rich
Fos
Stone
V_ Conroy
Glenmann
Marshall
Fatex
Dee
Wikinton
Jordan High School
Salt Lake City
Davie County High School
Traffic Tomorrow ENE at the Alkamiga Theatre
A promotional piece for a political drama about tenement life and the perils facing underpaid girls. The Alhambra venue advertises tomorrow evening showings for a production titled The Traffic, praised for its powerful portrayal of urban hardship and its impact on young women.
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Alkamiga
All America
Alhambra
alleteStan
Probate matters in district court caused by multiple estates
The district probate docket includes final accounts and discharge orders for the estates of Alfred Nelson John F Smith Sarah Blackwell Madison ColImes Martha J Witten Daniel Mamer Ivan Want Rosa Oppman and others. Appointments guardianships and administration letters issued with bonds and fees noted. several cases continued to October and calendar entries adjusted.
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N. Campbell
Mary E. Sewell
Alfred Nelson
John F. Smith
Sarah Blackwell
Charlea Clackwell
Milton J. Boyle
Jowell Mt. Boyle
Milton D
Larel Ine
Joseph
Panstrant
Madison Collmes
Edolaistralion
Cajendar
Hartha J. Witten
Cochelle
Daniel Mamer
Elen W. Hamer
Parley T. Wright Aworn
Ivan Want
Florence Chatelaineworn
Falate
Jawis
Daley
Leavitt
Rosa Oppman
Vetttios
Henry Rosenbluth
Pera Walrer
Grant
John Degnan
Louis Pekoo
Lyles W. Larkin
Union Vacific Railroad Company
Sitidark
Ellaha
Williams
Southern Taclfic Company
Deurrer
Weekly Grain and Provision Review shows stock market surge
The New York market rose amid activity as reports of possible German peace overtures spurred gains in many issues. Declines followed rumors, but overall strength persisted with high grade bonds and rails posting strong quotes. The market reflected excess liquidity and confidence, with Paris loan oversubscriptions signaling abundant investment funds despite volatility.
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New York
Gel
Kelly Denegs
Germany
Paris
Interstate. Commerce — Romtmlesion
Ceboe
Tris Speaker Wins Batting Title in 1920s Baseball News
Chicago reports Tris Speaker tops American League batting with unofficial averages and final games included. Cobb trails in batting but wins basestealing crown with 68. Pipp leads home runs with 12, Weaver tops sacrifice hits with 42, and a list of top 20 batters by total bases and averages follows, highlighting several teams and players.
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Chicago
Tris Speaker
Feague
Cobb
Pipp
New York
Weaver
Jackson
Detroit
Speaker
Cleveland
Cobl
Strunk
Philadelphia
Rice
Washington
FE. Collins
Gardner
Heston
Felch
Veack
Beacman
Slaler
St. Louis
Nugpember
Mellonis
Crasford
Furnes
Leriolt
Hath
Hellman
Giboyle
Shoden
Millian
Weshloxton
Wilson locates fault in independent and progressive voters
President Wilson told a large Progressive delegation from New York and others that Democratic policies of the last three years faced questions but remain unaltered. He attacked the Republican party as discontented and secretive, warning that a split could threaten national unity and mock a potential election outcome.
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Tang Hraceh
N. J. Oet
Wilson
Yolera
Hle Ke
Woodrer Wilson Independence Teague
New York
Shadow Lawn
Tn Hle Fepeceh
Republican Party
Senate
United States
Young Jamvrin Seen As Hoston's Fast Product
The fragment describes Jamvrin, a Boston Red Sox second baseman born in Boston, facing a brief season with Jersey City. It hints at political commentary on Republican policy, mentioning a reactionary framing, but text is incomplete and inconsistent.
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Jamvrin
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Fae
Jersey City
Jie i Ene
Plaseta
Misses Sheehan Entertain Young Friends At Club
Yesterday afternoon Miss Lillian Bechan hosted about fifty young guests at a dancing party in the Maids and Matrons club rooms with Thatcher Orchestra providing music. In the evening Miss Helen Sheehan entertained roughly the same number of friends with dancing. Both events were noted as pretty and enjoyable with decorations and refreshments.
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Misses Sheehan
Lillian Bbechan
Maids’ Co
Thatcher
Helen Sheehan
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Cardinal Watrey
Henry VII
Merchant of Women
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A. W. Woodrufe Ogden
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