Local notices and ads mix with drift of Ogden scene
A collage of brief items reports letters, coal ads, a protest over Herrick Avenue, a dentist and a coal company, a Woodrow Wilson screening at Democratic HQ, alimony action in district court, a marriage license, and various notices. It notes a Carlin fatality involving James Rhine, a recovered stolen car, and rail executives visiting Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Thatcher
Abehea
Ian Farr
L. Jones Coal & Ice Co
Democratic
Woodrow Wilson
A. A. Browning
Coles
Laura Kelley
William H. Kelley
Omer
Farmington
Paul W. Stecher
George M. Allen
Wellsville
Theoda Poppleton
Orden
Buller
Morrison
Foyriders
Alhambra
Martha Washington
Foreste
Carlstenson Shoe Co
Tail Jurors for District Court Trial Furore
Deputies from Sheriff T. A. DeVine summoned a list of prospective jurors for the district court including Heber Holman Janus J. Kermesz Lawrence Herdd Alles J. Mawson A F Tallinger Sam Drysdale Fred D Whems Jatin H Tilahop C J Punk Johan Greenwell Joseph G Manning Clarente E Alfred Theo alten Chariea Mr Stratford Medhard Leeks Charles A Shaw William Hysbee J B Teimbla Robert J Wilkon Wit Yin Airatton Lars Jenaon W A Weve Bank W Hotaling Charite Thietkon William E Emout William McKay Richard AM Jones Arthur Peckham and Mente Child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherif T. A. DeVine
Heber Holman
Janus J. Kermesz
Lawrence Herdd
Alles J. Mawson
AF. Tallinger
Sam Drysdale
Fred D. Whems
Jatin H. Tilahop
C. J. Punk
Johan Greenwell
Joseph G. Manning Clarente E. Alfred
Theo
Alten Chariea
Mr. Stratford
Medhard Leeks
Charles A. Shaw
William Hysbee
J. B Teimbla
Robert J. Wilkon
Wit Yin Airatton
Lars , Jenaon
W. A. Weve
Bank W. Hotaling
Charite Thietkon
William E. Emout
William McKay
Richard AM. Jones
Arthur Peckham
Mente
Child
Lectures Set At High School Tomorrow Afternoon Evening
Two lectures planned in the assembly room of the High School at 4 and six thirty tomorrow afternoon and evening. Dr L L Davies of the University of Utah will discuss Bodily Diseases and Tuberculosis. Music will be provided and reading by Jake on the program.
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High Schoal
Miss Helen Todd Short on Time at Ogden Women's Meeting
Miss Helen Todd, a leader of the Woman's Party, arrived one minute before the Ogden mass meeting closed. She would have spoken at 4 pm if allotted more time but faced a rush to the station for a return train to Salt Lake. The sudden departure truncated her planned address.
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Helen Todd
Woman’s Party
Ogden
Orpheum Theater
Balt Lake
Sling Tobacco To A Minor Proved By Municipal Judge
A Minoral tobacco sale case drew Judge George G. Clarke’s ruling. Dar Lee of Twenty Fourth Street shop was found guilty and fined $10 for violating the statute. Witnesses August Jacobsen and George Woolsey testified for prosecution. Erastus Christensen was found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to 10 days at hard labor. A suspect arrested by Detective Peter Naylin near Thirty Third Street for loafing in cabarets and panhandling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar Lee
George G. Clarker
Lee
August Jacobsen
Parish Avenue
George Woolsey
Sherburne Avenue
Erastus Christensen
Derecitus
Peter Naylin
Washington Avenue
Tecuty Third Street
Claims trainmen deemed incompetent in cargo damage suit
The district court considered a damage suit against Southern Pacific Railroad and T F P Rowlands over $2065 for lost California horses en route to East St Louis. Plaintiffs allege cargo valued at about $3,000 was damaged by careless handling between Carvin and Montello Nevada due to alleged incompetent train crew. Rowlands cited as codefendant for his role as Salt Lake division superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Dunn Ceatn
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
T. F P. Rowlands
J. A. Howell
Dietrict Court
Welter Blaks
Daisy Bieke
California
Carwin
Montello
Nevada
Z. F. Rowlands
Salt Lake
Southern Pacific
Deaths and Funerals Wheelwright obituary note
The funeral for Mary Kethering Wheelwright daughter of Arthur J and Elete Clapier Wheelwright was held in Lindquist chapel with Rev J E Carver officiating. The service featured Vera Leavith Myrtle L Douglas singing and a large gathering of friends and relatives. Interment followed in the city cemetery with Rev Carver dedicating the grave. Pallbearers were Josephine Clapier Lydia Long Annie Wheelwright Ruth Wheelwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kethering
Arthur J
Elete Clapier Wheelwright
Lindquist Chapel
J. E. Carver
Mies Vera Leavith
Myrtle L. Douglas
Litsle Noreeth
Rev
Carver
Josephine Clapier
Lydia Long
Annie
Ruth Wheelwright
Barbecue and Parade With a Demonstration by Railroad Men
Democratic candidate Simon Bamberger will host a barbecue in Ogden on October 25 with meals at 12:30 p.m. and a program at 1:30 p.m. Speakers include Bamberger, Robarts, and Milton H. Walling. A torchlight parade, chaired by W. J. Blackburn, will start at 7 p.m. with Woodrow Wilson club, labor and railroad union participation. Rates apply along Ogden, Loran & Idaho and Salt Lake & Ogden lines.
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Simon Bamberger
Weber County Estapalea Committee
Bamboereer
Milton H. Walling
Congress
Hirst
Furs
Aquare
W. J. Blackburn
Morehan
Tao Patan
Woodrow Wilson Club
Sass
Alhambra Theatre
Bamberger
B. H. Robarts
Ogden
Tkwan
Loran & Idaho
Balt Lake & Ogden
Damage suit over 1915 railway injury trial begins
Limfork McPar fend sues Salt Lake & Ogden railway for 5320 in damages alleging permanent crippling from an accident July 6 1915 between a trailer car rear step and a cattle guard near Layton Clearfield. Plaintiff claims negligence overload and unsafe steps caused him to ride rear or stay in Lagoon, with jury panel named by court reporter Keller.
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Limfork McParfend
Salt Lake & Ogden Railway
Menway
Nathan J. Harris
District Court
Thia
Allen Creeting
Layton
Clearfield
Sean
Tayling
Rem Jeon
Joseph Chez
David L Silee
John G. Willis
Boyd
de Vine
Eccles
Waller 3
Keller
Hsra
Keller A Keller
Salt Lake
Harold Packer
Fsice
Silas D. Raxeon
Vara C. Jensen
Charles A. Shaw
Fred D. Willams
GH Funk
Wm. E. Bout
Jos. G. Manning
Henry G. Child
Circuit Court Decides Case on Plate Militia Oath
Boston Oct 18 The United States circuit court of appeals ruled that plate militia members remained in federal service despite not taking the oath under the national defense act of June The decision reverses a federal district court order and tests the act's application for comparable cases in other states
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Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Plate
Chinese Premier Struggles To Fill Foreign Affairs Post
In Peking Premier Tuan-Chidal faces repeated rejections as House of Representatives blocks foreign minister nominees. Wang Ta-listel named then rejected. Lu Chen-Tetang previously chosen but not ratified due to monarchical leanings. Wor Ta-Holeh emerges as a candidate. Also notes a demand for 8 million ounces of silver for motion picture use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Premmier Tuan-Chidal
Hin Tableel
Tov Day
Wang Ta-listel
House of Representatives
Korane Wane Tadiaieh
Tuan Cht Jul
Lu Chen-Tetang
Ta-Holeh
Wan
Great Tritain
Japan
John Brown Sues On Note In District Court
John Brown files suit against Michael Taylos in district court to collect a note for 4500 dated October 23, 1910. Interest totaling 300 plus principal and attorney fees of 375 are sought as part of the claim. complaint alleges no interest has been paid at the specified rate.
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John Brown
Michael Taylos
Posters to be Bent 10
Complying with a request from the Pacific Coast Advertising Men's association, the Department of Modern Languages at Utah Agricultural College will prepare a series of foreign posters for the association's Oakland convention next year. Two or three posters will represent each nation of importance. The college collection is very fine and has attracted national attention, featured in articles in the Porter Magazine.
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Pacific Coast Advertising Men's Association
Department of Mo
Utah Agricultural College
Oakland
California
Ponter
College
Ats
Journaliam
Distillate Manufacture Expands at Pintsch Gas Plant
The Pintsch Gas Company Ogden plant begins daily distillate production from crude oil by a new process. Superintendent George Lockhead describes district installations and the nationwide rollout, with plants fitted to produce 30 to 73 gallons daily. The by product tar becomes feedstock for new dyes and ammunition, while surplus distillate supports a year of operation at Ogden.
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Orden
Pintsch, Gas Company
George Lockhead
Lockhead
New York City
Ogden
Atl
Waa
Aurpia Tor
Ogden Plant Powers Western Train Gas Supply
The Ogden gas plant processes 456 gallons daily to produce tar for 40.00 feet of gas and 1,000 feet of gas per gallon, supplying Oregon Short Line Union Pacific Southern Pacific and Denver Rio Grande trains. About 8,099 feet of gas is shipped to Salt Lake City. An distillate unit at 1700 cost added one worker to ten, with distillate to be shipped east for further processing into tin aniline den and shot wand ammunition.
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United States
Canadas
Chicago
Oregon
Union Pacific
Souther Pacific
Denver & la Grande
Wieely
Ogden
Salt Lake
Denver & Rio Grande
Salt Lake City
Istillate
Gay
Oxden
Wilson Heads to Chicago Amid Railroad Men Cheer
President Wilson left Long Branch for Chicago at 11 08 as Ambassador Sharp rode part way with him. In New York he paused for a spontaneous speech to railroad workers, who cheered and urged remarks. McCormick Morgenthau and House joined discussions on Western sentiment and campaign strategy.
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Long Branch
O. J
Prsident Wilson
Chicago
William Graves Sharp
France
New York
Station
Middle West
Wilson
Grand Central Station
R. Wilson
Vance C. McCormick
E. 3. House
Henry Morgenthau
National Commiitee’finance Committee
Mr. McCormick
West
McCormick
Hele Woodrow Bones
Sudora
Charles TR. Crane
Italians Break Austrian Line at Pasubio Summit
Italian forces shattered the Austro Hungarian lines in the Trentino near Mont Pagublo and between Conumogan and Rolte, forming an Austrian line north of Pasublo summit. The Italian official statement issued today confirms the breakthrough and positions gained by morning.
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Tome
London
Mont Pagublo
Trentino
French Marines March on Palace in Athens Occupation Near
In Athens on October 28 three hundred French Marines marched through city streets toward the Zappelan Expo site near the King’s Palace. Allied forces tightened police control around the palace as detachments landed and secured the area. The Greek government reports no broad tension over the entente troop landings. A Washington petition urged U.S. officials to respond to the situation.
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Athena
London
San
King’s Palace
Traurs Appardina
Sentente
Franco Drulah
Frontlireons
MCU
All P
Andrew
Stair
de Alleetachmenis
Ath+ jenomod Pitaena
United States
Athens
Lonedon
Legation
Frglleb
Henry Clay
Greece
Daniel Webster
Garrett Droppera
Washington
Midwest Sulphur Market Feature At Ogden Stockholders
A stockholder from Ogden discusses Midwest sulfur industry, noting Union Sulphur of Louisiana as the highest priced mining stock and Shreveport, La as a major partner. He explains production costs around $13 a ton, near a northern cave, and cites rising demand, long forward sales, and strong accounts receivable.
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AL Moghe & Co
Midwest
Union Sulphur Company
Louisians
New York Exchange
Gene
Anther Company
Shreveport
Union
Cody
Allowiox
Germans Torpedo Italian Cruiser in Mediterranean Action
The admiralty announced that the Italian protected cruiser Tabla was hit and severely damaged in the Mediterranean on November 7 by a Japanese submarine. The ship escaped, but the attack caused significant damage and concern among naval observers.
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Derlin
Wieleas
Say‘ylile
Admiralty
Trxday
Mediterranean
Howard Estabrook and Jean Southern in Mysteries of Myra
Howard Estabrook and Jean Southern star in Mysteries of Myra at the Utah Theatre showing today and tomorrow. The two actors headline a mystery play drawing local audience for a brief run with nightly performances.
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Howard Estabrook
Jean Southern
Mysteries of
Myra
Utah Theatre Today
Society Guests From Ma and Mrs Craft Visit
Guests including Mr and Mrs John Stover of Coxeville Wye Mrs and Mrs Georges W Carell and daughter Mrs Amy Prother and her husband from Wichita Kan together with Mrs Q St Ceatt of Monroe traveled to Salt Lake for winter visits They attended the Methodist Ladies Aid meeting at Seth Disiat church hosted by Mrs Gere lda Carr on Twenty fifth street at 2 40 pm with assisting ladies Craven Reason Middleta Pathe A cordial invitation was extended to all ladies of the church to attend.
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Craft
Ant
John Stover
Coxevile
Wye
Ant Me
Georges W. Carell
Amy Prother
Willian
Wichita
Kan
Q. St. Ceatt
Monroe
Salt Lake
Ladies’ Aid Society
Seth Ddiat Church
Gerelda Carr
Twenty Fifth Street
Mesdames Craven
Reason
Middleta
Pathe
la Preaeat
Hatchet Myths Plague Inenbatora In South Africa
Inenbatora faces widespread hatchet myths as psiriches spread across South Africa. Local authorities report mounting belief in ancient relics driving violence and fear, prompting education campaigns and security measures amid rising tensions.
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South Africa
Inenbatora
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T&l
George Laley
Standart
J. FR. Dickson
New York Central
FR. D. Sisley
Rockleland Railroad
Uncle Sant
U. P
A. W. Woodruff
Wyamine Division
Union Pacific Railroad
Hener Atoll
Denver & Rio Grande Ralle Toad
Frank Fouts
MSS
Todd
Mobile
Ftextco
Circuit Court
X Gond Authority
Pres. Wilson
Talians
Pasubio
Aris
Droppere
Hallet-Stanhope Players
Chas
Chaplin
Vivian Martin
Se and
Hax
Ltn
America
Paris
du Fournet
Armay
Arropa
Constantine
Entente
Parisien Saynt
Iitand
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