Ogden Editorial Attacks Libel Claims and Political Dispute
A lengthy Utah newspaper debate unfolds over libel allegations against the Examiner and responses from The Standard. The Standard defends its reporting on police records, Browning leadership, and municipal finances, while challenging the Examiner’s charges and naming key figures like Thomas Browning, Sam Browning, Maghert Anderson, and city commissioners. The piece includes later notes on local music programs and a missionary anecdote involving Edwin H. Woolley and Elder Larkin.
Ogden City Franchises and Pol icy Campaign Turmoil
Reader letter denounces A G Fell and T Sam Browning for allegedly betraying Ogden by selling waterworks and light and gas franchises. It claims misinformation from the Ogden Examiner and opposition figures, alleging political manipulation by utility interests. The writer predicts records cleanup and a misleading campaign to sway voters toward corporate candidates May be part of a local political dispute in Ogden City.
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Ogden
G. Fell
Fell
Ogden City
Jarvis-Conklin Co
Tventy
Ogilen City
Light and Pas
A. G. Feil
T. Sam Browning
Alnre
Reedhome
South Fork
Wenilez
Glasmann
Ogders Examiner
Glamson
Qlasmann
Trannot
Ogden Examiner
Sam Browning
Grammann
Recorder
Fell Ani
Honee
Tn Howe
Heywood
Jones
New Ani
Vervania
Cases set for hearing in November in Utah court
This morning the following cases were set for trial in November before Judge J A Howell's division in the district court of Utah. List includes several civil actions, divorces, appeals and equity matters with November dates ranging from the 1st to the 32nd in various docket entries.
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MRE
Tral
J. A. Howell
District Court
State of Utah
Arthur
Cornwell
Emberriement
Freak Gross
George A. Love Company
Law
Eccles’ Lumber Company
Ve. H. A. Law
Jo M. Dee
San Pedro Coat
Max Daclele
Nels L. Peterson
Et al
Mber
Bhape
Claud Blesethgur Company of America
Jemea Coal & Ice Company
Volner
Morand Avack
Joseph D. Barker
Adela St .Porter
Reinbold Keueler
Bam Athbier
Tapeh Puller
Barigur Ferrio
Elada J. Folkxer
Jedediah
Honors Recital Highlights Weber Academy Seniors
Miss Venice Jones of Weber academy spoke at the regular assembly praising the preparatory college training. She noted Weber alumni winning honors at Utah Agricultural College including Ray Necrad as junior class president Alma Wilson as A C football team manager and Agricaltural club president Irvin T Nelson as Quill secretary Ronald Jecksen as president Fielding Barlow as athletic manager and Harold Browning as sergeant at arms of the Freshmen class. The event also introduced the Weber double quintet trained by Professor Joseph Baltentyne, with members Josephine Aborten Iraugh Fauilo Malan Margaret Jovanen H A Dito W N Manning Henjemin Young and Wilford Moench.
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Venice Jones
Weber Academy
Pitiog Telk
Utah Agricultural College
Ray Necrad
Clare
Alma Wilson
A. C
Agricolatral Club
Irvin T. Nelson
Elder Larkin Addresses Third Ward Meeting
Elder Lyles W. Lartin, returning from missionary service in Europe at war’s start, gave an engaging talk to the Third Ward congregation. He shared insights from his time in the field and reflected on the weekly gathering’s tone and purpose.
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Mabe Jengen
T. 1. of
1. A
Lealle H. van Dyks
Thora
Daye
Edward Ssandera
Eldel Bowns
Venir
Firdia
Marcus Critchlow
Flethlebem
Edwin H. Woolley
Teuntiful
Holland
Lartrecht
Hele Beiog
Netherlands
Edwin H. Woolley O
Dortrecht
Elder LW. Larkin
Lyles W. Lartin
Sermon at First Baptis t Church on planting of Je borah
A Rev George F Lowe delivered a sermon at the First Hapitat church on the planting of Deborah. He spoke on righteousness flourishing in the house of God and the fruit of life arising from proper planting. He warned that those with no praise live without purpose and stressed the need to understand labor as divinely placed.
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Hapitat
George F. Lowe
Jebora
Martin Luther
Pralan
House of Labor
Weber County Farm Bureau Forms Plan for New Bureaus
Weber County Farm Bureau directors met Saturday to begin organizing farm bureaus in county towns. A meeting at Marriott was set to organize three bureaus, with additional towns to follow in Ferr West and North Ogden. The plan aims to integrate these town groups into a county federation while keeping each town association distinct.
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Weber County Farm Bureau
Tech
Marriott
Orgenise 3
Ferr
West
Thareday
North Ogden
Mansarf
Orpheum Series Plays Highlight Local Theatre
Fragmented OCR notes indicate Orpheum showings of all series plays and county officials to decide on upcoming events. Mentions Agricultura College related activities and Saturday walk events, with scattered references to baseball and theatre in Pontcalaghla and nearby areas.
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Uima Gad
Adjarer
Omten Reed
Iia
Orsbeatm
Feevura
Agricultura
Pallacalghla
Eirie
Mayer Sin Pirvaillen
Local meeting on farming topics and extension work
A county gathering proposed with professors and specialists discussing livestock, irrigation, dairying, farm management, home economics and horticulture. Speakers included John Felt on delrying, A.M. Rasousgen on horticulture, and Tilbert Thatcher on dairying, with students from Weber Academy and Ogden High School.
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John T. Calne
Frofewar
A. P. Dlalow
John Felt
A.M. Rasousgen
Ogden Provision & Packing Company
Mckay Op
John V Blath Selected to Fill Stake Presidency
At a Weber stake board meeting on Saturday night John V Plath of the North Weber stake was chosen to fill the vacancy caused by the death of President Charles C Middleton. The selection followed weeks of careful consideration and met with approval among church members.
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Weber Scnemy Board of Directors
John V. Plath
North Weber Stake
Brandh
Charles C. Middleton
Me. Blath
Esscind
Iste
Middleton
Academy
Biz. Clath
Certificates for teachers issued by state board
Ten Ogden school teachers were granted certificates by the state board of education last week from various parts of the state. Florence Letas received a high school certificate while June Andrews earned a contemporary high school certificate. Two-year normal certificates went to Marlon Morgan and Florence B Wall, with special teaching certificates for manual training awarded to Marcellus Smith Margaret Gril and Vera Farler. Other certificates went to Grace Atkinson supervising Claremey Brocolog sewing George W Broeton mechanical arts.
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Ogden Echool
State Board of Education
Lst Ae
Florence Letas
June Andrews
Marlon Morgan
Florence B. Wall
Manale
Marcellus Smith
Margaret Gril
Vera Farler
Atkinson
George W. Broetton
Funeral Directors Attend National Convention In San Francisco
Charles J A Liedqolst sails to attend the National Funeral Directors Association convention in San Francisco as Utah association representative. The meeting runs October 12 to 16 to foster cooperation, discuss state and national issues, with Tindqalat serving as Utah secretary treasurer. Afterward he plans a brief stay in Los Angeles.
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Charles J. A. Liedqolst
San Francisco
National Funeral Directors
Utah Association
Fnclusite
Soci Fia
Associaton
Itr
Tindqalat Ia
Agc
Bet
Los Armpeles
Suit Filed Over Promissory Note by Winshii Weller Co
The Winshii Weller Company sues Emmalood Xora Avolt and Inland Canning in a case labeled JPG4S56 alleging an uncertain promissory note dated February 37 1914. The complaint seeks foreclosures on mortgages securing the note and claims the loan, originally $4000, has accrued interest and other encumbrances increasing the amount sued for.
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Winshii Weller Company
Emmalood
Xora Avolt
Inland Canning Company
By & Mortgegs
MW Fe
Notable Wind River elder John Enon buried at Fort Waatanie
The Wind River reservation mourns John Enon aged 104, famed for his leadership and long service. A funeral was held at Fort Waatanie after a lifelong journey that included a pilgrimage to Utah with his people, the Cheyenne memory carrying forward.
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Wind River Reservation
John Enos
Fort Waatanie
John Enon
Enon
Utah
Boston Fans Cheer Magnetic Bail And Minlac Plays
Boston spectators praised the precision of Bail and Minlac in a game that energized the crowd as they watched the action from noon. An advertiser invites readers to attend a real baseball game and mentions new coatings and fabrics at Paine & Hurst's.
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Boston
Althout
Paine & Hurst's
Opportunities for Young People in 1715-16 Season
Judge Willem Of Reeder Sr, president of Weber Stakes, opened the joint meeting of the Kaveshile ward associations for the 1715-16 season at Maes villa ward meeting house. Pearl Borton also spoke on Bee Hive gitter classes and the plan for the new season, with Reeder urging youth to seize opportunities for betterment before time slips away and easy tasks erode character.
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Willem of
Reeder
Weber
I. A
Kaveshile
Maes Villa
Pearl Borton
The Escape at Orpheum Draws Largest Crowd Yet
The Orpheum theatre hosts the latestmotion picture drama The Escape written by Paul Armstrong. The underworld tale features Owen Stoore and Busch Sweet in a fast pacing plot with a memorable cast.
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Orpheum
Orpheum Theatre
Ogdex
Paul Armstrong
Tnes
Litera
Owen Stoore
Busch Sweet
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Hulaniset
Wit
Glasham
Salt
Examiner
Thomas FE. Browning
Glaswann
Chief Browning
Ater
T. Samuel Browning
Department of Public Safety
Sarael Browning
Department of Safety
Maghert “Anderson
Sam
Olasmann
Fell-Browning
ET. Mulentekt
Nlexwood
Audi Provo
Ble Campalen
Campbell
Willams
Evan
Staervoir
Weber Koen
Beng Irgazed
Jokn V. Blath
Stake Presidency
Mead Ube
Ogden Theater
Pel Armstrong
Winchell Smaies
Gail Kane
Bruce McRae
Keystone
Talitha Rerbers
Gus
DIOR
Talitha Nehberg
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Pad Rehberg
Imi Aaa
Ion
Ed Utah
Lucy Gates
Orpheum Theater
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