Marriage Licenses and Notices in Local Columns
Local notices list multiple marriages and licenses including William JH Whipple and Christine 1 Aprile, plus Henry Anderson and Hatle Smith of Rock Springs and others from Ogden to Salt Lake. Divorce filings include Leland M. Thompson vs Maude Thompson with alimony and child custody orders. General ads note coal, dentistry, dance classes, grocers, and railroad agents passing through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William JH. Whipple
Foseiius
Christine
Gunnieen
Tage Neenre
County Clerk’s Ofice
Robert Collina
Springfield
Alex Cecella N. Hareb
Ogden
EW. Browning
James Alva Lewin
NeCaromon
Idaho
Gertrude B. Hobercon
Onder
M. L. Jones Coal & Ice Co
Judee Harris
Leland M. Thompson
Maude Thompson
A. A. Browning
Eccles Building
Laura Kelley
Wiliam i. Kelley
Paul W. Etecher
Railroad officials in Ogden on business today
In Ogden today Burlington Route freight and passenger agent D Neslen and travel agent A Henin visited on business. Union Pacific agent Paul L Deemer returned from Denver after directing the Mission Player special train from Salt Lake City. Also noted are mentions of Hoyle's doughnuts and Christenson Shoe Co offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ecord
Southern Pacific Railroad
Oxden
San Tranciaco
Chicago
Christensen Dancing School
Price—Attorney Co
A. Boyd
Harold Packer
Toany
Price
Utah
Morrison Osteopath
Eccles
Mitchell Bros
SONY
Ments
City Cemetery
W. le Greiner
New York Central Hnes
Dudley Taker
Mizsouri Pacific
Ogden
Geory
OWE CO
Burlington Men
Ft. D
Neslen
Feneral
Henin
Burlington
Hoyle
Elon
Salt Lake City
Martha Washington
Christenson Shor
Rose
Aaughter
Fiers
Heaver
Kansas City
Uncle Sam
Democratic Headquarters Music Campaign Plan
D. D. McKay, chairman of the county Democratic campaign committee, announced plans to stage three nightly entertainments at Democratic headquarters in the Dee-Ecles building starting Friday night. The programs will be principally musical and run every night except Sunday until election day to maintain interest in the campaign from a racial viewpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. McKay
Attention Eagles Nomination and Election Notice 1916
Nomination and election to fill one unexpired trustee term will be held Wednesday evening October 18 1916. C A Hensley secretary 7 8 Shaughnessy worthy president advertisement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Hensley
Shaughnessy
Women 10 Meet Hughes Train Arrives in San Francisco
Dispatch from San Francisco reports planned welcomes and protests for the Hughes train arriving from Reno. A Republican welcome committee of loyal women faces a Wilson faction allied to the All Parties League for Wilson, arguing the trip serves the billion dollar woman’s campaign and GOP interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Hughes Cam
Algo
Reno
Nev
Royal
United
Wilson
All Parties
Korea
Narrow escape in freight yard accident at Brigham City
Freniers and a baler from Corinne Concrete Tile were loading ore at the Oxden, Loxan & Idaho Railway yards when a wagon rolled back on a chute. The wagon tipped eight feet, overturning into the track area. Francis leaped from the wagon as the team became trapped, one horse died in the wreckage while rescuers freed the others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Freniers
Corinne Concrete Tile Company
Oxden, Loxan & Idaho
Ft. Mp
Francis
Woman's Party Leaders At Luncheon And Rally At Orpheum
Prominent women gather at a luncheon and a mass meeting in the Berthana and the Orpheum theater as National Woman's Party leaders advocate nationwide suffrage. Abby Scott Baker and Mrs. Bot saevalin outline push for federal amendment, critique Wilson administration, and pledge organized effort to defeat Democrats embracing suffrage by states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Party
the Orpheum
Inex Milholland
Holasevato
Women’s Republian Club
National
Woman's Any
Nira
Donservain
Berthana
Dee Heelen
National Woman's Party
Weat
Ceat
Lantern
Huguher
Belsure
Botasevaln
Edward Richsel
Misa Lucy Sranham
Abby Scott Deher
National Press
Woman's Porty
Miea Veda Milhalland
Baletevain
Montana
Heed
Salt Lake
David Eccles
Joseph Wright
J. FL Morrell
Reese Howell
A. Howell
R. A. Moyes
Georgiana Marriott
J. G Falek
Morrell
Dolsee
West
Dolenevatn
Women's Party
Mra
Bolmacvain
Botsaetaln Aald
Wantan'e
Congresa
United States
Congressional Union For Woman Outrage Witl
Democratic Party
Suffrane
Coly Way
Vana
Ite
Wilson
Deaicrats
Democratc
Rules Committee
Oy Committee
Wilton
Doclle
Congress
Ze Bza
National Women's Party
Seelfsia
Hughes
Republican Party
Abby Scott Baker
Sirs. Boissevain
Abby Scott Beker
Wom
Charles E. Hughes
Mtional Women's Party
Haekes
Hhis
Thia Campalen
Romano fe TQ Meet Pete Woser in November
The 1916 17 wrestling season opens at the Orpheum theater late this month or in November per Pete Visser camp. Vikeer accepted a tn sh match with Konstantine Roman off, Russian heavyweight, and started talks with Joseph Goss of the Orpheum to stage the bout. A disputed letter from Omaha to Visser is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orpheum Theater
Pete Visser
Intermountain
Vikeer
Tnsh
Konstantine Romanoff
Joseph Goss
Orpheum Theatre
Oeden
Wee Contaturd
Omanou
Omsha
Peta Visser
Wrestler seeks match in Ogden before California trip
A Saint Konstantine Romanoff writes from Utah asking for a wrestling bout in Ogden prior to a California meeting with Abe Santo. He proposes a 60 percent split for the winner and urges quick arrangement, signaling readiness for earliest date. He references double feature at Utah theatre and a French revolt title in nearby listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
California
Abe Santo
Krow
Saud
Konstantine Romanoff
Shriners Excursion to Salt Lake City Event
A large party of Shriners will travel by a special Rambler electric line excursion to Salt Lake City for the fall ceremony of the Mystic Shrine. An excursion train will return travelers late in the evening. A group of 209 Shriners from Focatella Idaho will pass through Ogden tomorrow en route to Salt Lake to take part in the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamarpow
Salt Lake Cty
Salt Lake
Ramberger Electric Liny
Bhrinera
Focatella
Idaho
Ogden
Old Folks Day at Al phambra Theatre in Ogden
Special invitation extended to Ogden Tennessee seniors to attend The Woman He Married tomorrow at 2 30 p m at the Al phambra theatre. Regular paid admission price will be 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Tree
Alphambra
France to rethink political methods after war says Briand
Premier Briand predicts postwar France will re model government toward direct central direction with popular backing. He foresees a clash between wartime spirit and parochialism, a shift to public welfare, and a concentration of effort by a new generation of politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Fremier Briand
Alfred Capus
French Academy
M. Capua
Renault
Ives
Giaperee
Briand
France
Wehout
Bason
Consequences Incalculable Warn of Two-Year Commitment
The article quotes a speaker warning that the consequences of the planned task are incalculable and will affect citizens and industrial prosperity alike. It emphasizes a long, difficult struggle requiring time and patience, with victory dependent on defending free existence and reform against formidable opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sittory
Removal Misa Alms Hauer Moves to Stephens Apts
Misa Alms Hauer has relocated to No Y5 Stephens Apts 422 Twenty sixth street contact phone 1744 for forwarding and residence update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alms Hauer
Stephens Apts
Twenty-sixth Street
Greatest fight of the war on Somme front
Berlin reports from October 9 to 13 as among the war’s greatest actions on the Somme. French and British masses pressed from Courcelette to Monchares, Danaume and Veronie objectives, but German defenses held with heavy losses to the attackers. Whole columns of French and British infantry were mowed down by German fire in successive assaults, and despite great artillery and wave attacks, the German curtain of fire kept the front intact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Sayville
Somme
None
Danaume
Veronie
Courcelette
Samm Tront
Theerrille Hall of
Sailly-Saillises
Freprh
Pews
Oltelning
Helen
Somme Battle Describes Enormous German Assault and French Morale
The report recalls savage fighting on October 12 13 and 14 with German efforts to breach lines near Sailly Saillisel and Saint Pierre Vaast Wood. Prisoners claim heavy losses on both sides and morale concerns as French troops faced intense bombardment and alleged use of alcohol to spur charge amid brutal slaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre Vaast
Larke
Sailly-Saltisset
Pierre-Vapstwood
Neuchavessen
Frisonera
Somme
Rumanians Hold Lines Across Pasages Near Kronstadt
Berlin dispatch reports Rumanian troops holding positions in Transylvania and along eastern fronts. Officials say no major changes, with Rumanian resistance continuing through passes east of Kronstadt as Teuton forces press from the south and west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Landen
Trontier
Fee
Geren
Passea
Kron Stadt
Italians Repel Austro German Attacks on Trentino Front
Rome reports repeated Mont Pasublo assaults Sunday and Monday repulsed by Austrian forces on the Trentino front. The war office says on October 15 the enemy attempted a strong night attack checked promptly. Heavy snowfall and bad weather hampered artillery on the whole front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Jondan
Mont Pasublo
Trentino
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Wash. Ave
T. &L. Coffee House
25Th St
George Lelroy
DR. G. Whitfield
Ray
South America
Ogden Tabernacle
Culley
Melmyre
MUSIG
Democratic
Feamister AG
Frances Nelson
Luke Comedy
Ee Inex Milholland Bolasevain
Romanofe
Pete Woser
Nate
Frank A
Hatfield
Hudson
Nelson
Thea
Luke
Utah Theatre
Shriners
The
Ogden Theatre
Runanlans
Cuieck
Orpheum
Wm. Fox
Hans
Fritz
Napoleon
Sally
Bank
Ave
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