Random references and local notices in a late edition
Fragmented OCR items report thefts, arrests, and notices across Ogden and nearby areas. Entries mention a note theft at 413 74th St, a drunkenness arrest at Washington avenues, recovered auto theft, and a dental health exam outcome for Laila Lat. Includes advertising blurbs on shipments and local business updates.
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Sam Clapham
Banfrecieco
Jones Coal & Ue Co
Fiolen
C. Baenders
Twentieth Street
Aute
Ag Automobile Bekopeg
L- Patton
Jackson Wane
Za Atolen
Kt Orphenta Theatre
Perders
Mt Wan
Ogden
T. P. Beatty
George Larkin
George W. Larkin
Harrison Ave
Far West road shale petition to ease rock crusher load
A committee of taxpayers from the Far West District urged county commissioners to surface the Parch West road with shale near the mountain by Jot Springs to reduce rock crusher strain and land surcharges. About 1200 will be spent on the Farr Wear road.
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Fark Weat
Ebale
Impressive Funeral Services for Peter Ingebretsen
The funeral for Peter Ingebretsen, who died recently at the family home, was held at the First Ward Meeting House. The Eagles lodge conducted the services with Chaplain Cole Carlisle presiding. George F. Roach and William Doyle eulogized the decedent, and Walter Stephens and Mrs. Mary Farley led solos. Twenty eight automobiles formed the cortege to Ogden City Cemetery where the Yeomen lodge conducted rituals. Many funeral offerings from friends reflected Ingebretsen’s standing in the community.
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Impressiva Fanera
Ter Iagebretzen
Lebrth Iteret
Firsh Word
Eagles Lodge
Cole Carlisle
George F. Roach
William Doyle
Ife
Weber Tiake
Alra If
Scortile
Bert Siphere
Harry Knowlden
Walter Stephers
Mary Farley Leosure
Ogden City
Jocal Yeomen Lodge
Deaths and Funerals in Local Notices
Obituaries from the period list ROBERTS John R died Saturday night at 11:80 near Des hospital He was born in Washington Territory in 1860 and survived by his wife and one daughter He was a member of Medina Temple Myrile Shrine and several Masonic Orders as well as a Knight Templar The funeral was held in the Larkie & Boas chapel with Bishop Nichols presiding Interment was at City cemetery Also noted are death notices for Grace Taylor Orton and John Gore with funeral services in local wards and interment in City cemetery, reflecting community church affiliations and local burial customs
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Wolf
Mireida Mey Woll
Larkie & Boas
Wilmer Nichols
Bishop Puller
Eden Ward
R. A. Hooter
Walter Sistephens
Bernice Glasier
Thea City
Aviator Killed Near San Diego After Fall Into Bay
Walter Dalisferro, a United States Army aviator, fell about 1000 feet into San Diego Bay near North Inland this morning. He was killed, and his body had not yet been recovered.
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San Diego
Calif
Walter Dalisferro
United States Army
San Diego Bay
Arrests and Sentences From Saturday Evening Disorder
Davidson, a transient, arrested after a Saturday disturbance on Twenty Fifth Street and Lincoln Avenue. Officers Sergeant Peterson and Harrolman Sullivan reported he fired a revolver, threatened bystanders, and caused panic. Police also cited John McKay for drunkenness and other men for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Final sentences included jail terms, fines, and suspended sentences under advisement.
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GA. Davidson
Yall
Peterson
Harrolman Sullivan
Lan Brace
Frank Wiezine
Twenty-fifth Street
Lincoly Avenue
Mansel
John McKay
C.F
Fred Nameless
W Givens
Hawaa
J.B. Smith
J. McDermott
Dallas Munley
Society Notes From Ogden Convention Events
During the Federated clubs convention in Ogden this week meals and gatherings were announced. The Presbyterian church on Wednesday, Weber academy on Thursday, Utah school for the deaf and blind on Friday, and a banquet at the Beribna were listed with specific times. The Chautauqua circle meets at Mrs. Falck 448 Seventeenth Street, with Ida Holberg in charge and a release of Harte's social and economic forces series planned. Refreshments to follow. Daughters of Battalion announce a meeting at Lizzie Mehardson's home on October 13, with officer elections and full attendance expected. The HG club notes a meeting at Miles Bernetta Bell's home 172 West Twentieth Street with several attendees and refreshments, next meeting at Miss Bether Putman's home.
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Ogden
Presbyterian Church
Weber Academy
Utah School For the Deaf and Blind
Beribna
Daughters OF Battalion
Daughters of the Mormon
Lizzie Mehardson
Miles Bernetta Bell
West Twentieth Street
Mise Dernetta Pall
Ellen Bell
Bilemite Brown
Miee Esther Putman
4Rida Smith
Presa
Mrs. Bell
Misa Bell
Silas Tester Shaw
Heateas
Misa Be[ther Putman
Miss Esther Seppich to Wed Utah Noted Senator
Salt Lake City society notes Esther Seppich, bridesmaid to Beth Merrill, attends a Saturday eve event with Miss Barn Mery li. Beth Merrill is to marry David Weeze tomorrow. Mr and Mrs 4. C. depart to California. Vayid Fectes and daughter depart to Los Angeles on the Los Angeles Limited for an coastal excursion. Missionary farewell planned for J. Rapmond Williams and Carl F. Torgesen October 20, with a concert and dancing Friday evening.
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Esther Seppich
Salt Lake City
Barn Meryli
Beth Merrill
Meri Lome
Ninth East Street
Creening
David Weeze
Utah
Mite Feppich
Vayid Fectes
Vieda
Flora
Los Angeles
Portland
Rapmond Williama
Carl FL
Torgesen
Tulsston
First Presbyterian Ladies Aid to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
The Ladies Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will hold their regular monthly tea in the church parish room Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Hecroft, Mrs Urban, Mrs Tauserd and Mrs Chapmie as host group.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Chuoreh Murdore
Meedamen Hecroft
Usrber
Teauserd
Uisset Chapmie
Rb Ax
Classified ad jumble with rental and sale items
Fractured OCR text listing base items including house space 2 acres and barn goods, a $869 down offer, rental notes, linoleum sewing and car parts. Mentions phones and heads to contact. overall unclear but records a miscellaneous classified notice.
Dr J M Tanner on the present war in the Great War
The Eleventh ward meeting led by Counselor Franklin Re Wheathine heard Dr J M Tanner discuss the war’s later phases. Elder Tenger spoke of war weariness, the need for gratitude, and warnings about future conflict, while experts forecast massive casualties and strategic moves in Europe.
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J. M. Tanner
Frankiin Re Wathine
Tenger
Hla
Flaslon
Lon
Germany
Austra
Thia
Lkewice
United States
Europe
France
Paris
the Marne
Aurala
Warsaw
Galicia
Serbia
Slacedonte
Balontki
Nisle
Falken
Parta
Rumania
Ewerdal
Rietory
Adriatic
Aegean
Rularta
Greece
Berbia
Montexcaro
Noamuch
Rome
Mucharest
Adrianople
Stara
Ussle
Gladstone
England
Este
Ferdinand Ie
Howe
Ferdl
Complex European ties shape regional loyalties and ambitions
A fragment discusses King Constantine’s marriage to the German emperor’s sister and the influence of German Austro‑Italian interests. It notes Balkan sentiment, Greece’s commitments to Servia against Bulgaria, and shifts in territorial and linguistic policy. The piece ties liberation efforts to a broader German‑Austrian drive toward Asia Minor, the Baghdad railway, and Mesopotamian footholds.
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Constantione
Conatanonogle
Asia Minor
Bagdad
Sre
Boston Wins Late Inning Clash At Braves Field
Philadelphia fans traveling to Boston faced a delayed game after the Octavio breakdown, with Boston scoring late as Speaker and Hooper produced in a tense ninth. Umpires ruled on balls and strikes as Carrigan, Bancroft, and Cravath traded outs, while Boston’s Beaton and the crowd watched a tight finish in a field revised by conditions.
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Nations Commission
Speaker
Bancroft
Gardner
Ltzel
Stock
Heston
Paskert
Carrigan
Varkert
Garwdher
Cravath
Birke
Paul
Weston
Atsoper
Gevlt
Geott
Alexander
Boesker
Vaskert
Philadelphia
Luderus
Ludecus Attuck
Poul
Whitted
Leocerd
Nicholf
Bcott
Besten
Novitze
Hoblitzer
Femia
Hall
Jemis
Balbone
Lewis
Lewin
Thane
Gardcer
Duppe
Burne
Barry
Tve
Sobtiizel
Burns
Accond
Burts
Alezrader
Mm Baarro
Arrander
Dancreft
Parkert
Tharry
Towante Riz ‘Leld
Furuhe
Lewie
Ballifter & Soog
Ron
Heaton
Altikn
Terry
Pankert
Fao
Teo
Mall
Carrizan
Leonard
Atrika Ons
Hoopes
Kooper
Brock
Luderua
Tall
Ufemper
Nie Boltup
Niehoff
Paskett
Utsel
Meakert
Lew la
Accor
Urna
Teonand
Burne Wsket Alexander
Sirike
Bpeaker
Hao
Flock
Atrika
Birtke
Dall
Stork
Hooper
Toston
Gall
Birthe
Harry
Nerina
Bancrott
Carrixan
Pasker
Birike
Tagton
Teonard
Luttle
Atrike
Luderos
Beott
Hoblitzel
Nieboff
Sirike Bane
Boston
Ballone
Hobiixel
Hancroft
Loderus
Hoab- Wise
Alogle Gardorr
Barns
Thal
Sinxander
Banton
Barry Micd
Ming
Daccroft Sp
Panskert
Miskert
Ted
Ganiser
Boyton
Flooper
Birike Ie
Scott
Gali Tro
Biriks
Hyo Luderna
Hlawan
Niebols
Lewia
Aoa
Aeoibe
Aeriee
Octario
Whiladelphia
Todey
Nantnucket Sound
Vailes
Noston
Baltimore
Qolario
Acushnet
Wood'e Hole
Ontario
Braves
Deaton
Aun
Dutch Leonard
Alexander Theny
Whitedespita
Odd Presentation At Pregame Ceremony Delights Fans
Before the game, two silver loving cups and large floral horseshoe trophies were presented to Catriab by Boston receptors.
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Catriab
Boston Recters
Fire Aboard Pacific Liner Near Vancouver Wharf
A fire broke out aboard the Canadian Pacific liner near Vancouver while at her wharf loading cargo for Yokohama. Initial efforts seemed to control the blaze, but it reignited with greater violence, sending heavy smoke from the forward sections and halting preparation for departure.
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Vancouver
Canadian Pacific
Yokohama
Berlin Denies Treaty Report Circulation
Berlin official dispatch denies a reported treaty between Germany Bulgaria and their allies. The claim, originating from a foreign agency via Overseas News, is declared untrue. A Greek newspaper outline of alleged concessions is also rejected as misinformation.
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Berlin
Sayville
Germany
Balgaria
Turkey
Districta
Able Tresty
World markets rise on gains across sectors
New York stocks show substantial advances led by United States Steel climbing to 82 14, railroads and major industrials jumping with General Electric and Westinghouse among risers. Mexican petroleum and American Baker?G grapples with Carranza recognition. London market notes active American sector with United States Steel and Pacific routes pushing prices, closing near best levels.
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New York
United States Steel
Ita
Tackic
New Haven
Lehigh Valles
Yeading
Southern Pacific
General
Westinghouse
General Electric
Colorado Puel
Crucible Steel
Lackawanna
Mexican Petroleum
American Buckiog
Carranza
London Stock Exchange
London
United States
Gleel
Chicago Grain News Reflects Mixed North Atlantic Influence
Chicago Grain markets show gains in some futures as receipts fall in the Northwest and a Liverpool advance trims arrivals at Simarapatis and De luth. Prices for December and Bay move within narrow ranges while wheat strength supports corn and oats. Cattle and hog markets at Omaha reflect broad trading activity with mixed demand and steady to higher prices for some classes.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Simarapatis
Deluth
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