St John Military cadets and local notices in Ogden
Miscellany of local items from Ogden including St John’s Military Academy cadets Merce aria and Captain Scowcroft’s company, Mrs Thatcher announcing new dance music, Modern Woodmen lectures by N C Hanks and Brian Young, coal news, a tuberculosis talk at Open High School by Dr Davies, local business notices and a banquet at Weber club for community boosters, plus arrivals and departures for travel and a new baby in the Crompton family.
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Laura
Tie
St John's
Stanley Michael
Edward Tichset
Hichard Pierce
T. A. Pierce
Oxden
Captain Scowcroft
St. John's Military Academy
Merce Aria
Lilian M. Thatcher
Modern Woodmen of America
Total Lodge
N.C. Hanks
Briant
Young
Thanatopss
Salt Lake City
Fragmented City News Briefs from Early Edition
Reported births include a daughter for Mr and Mrs Walter A. Gordon on July 3 and a son for Mr and Mrs F H Hagerty on October 13. A streetcar wire break on Twenty fifth street caused 35 minutes of congestion. Senator Borah is due to speak next Tuesday night at the Orpheum. A nine pound boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs A Fe Corbett on October 18.
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Ernoon
Southern Pacific
Orn
San Francisco
Log Ancelen
Los Angeles
H. Wadman
Cale
Western Paciffe Railroad
Walter A. Cordon
Fhs Haggerty
Mee
J. W. Tone
Twenty-fifth Street
Borah
Sen
Worah
Ore Pheum
A. Fe Corbett
Wall Nvenue
Disturbing the Peace Convictions in Municipal Court
In municipal court this morning ML OM Bhotfehouse was found guilty of disturbing the peace and fined $15 or 15 days in jail. He was arrested on Reeves avenue near Twenty-first street by Patrolman W E Moore and Officer Herrick after witnesses testified he was intoxicated and grieved against his mother-in-law. AWK Caswell and Silkebacey, both drunks, were each sentenced to five days in jail. Chyva G Gilmore and John Doe faced penalties for halting on Lower Twenty-fifth street with Gilmore receiving a suspended sentence and Doe forfeiting $10 bail. Hansen forfeited $15 bail on a separate driving charge as cinema shows played. The entertainment notes mention The Shielding Shadow episode No. 3 and a Lonesome Luke comedy at the Lyceum tomorrow.
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ML OM
Bhotfehouse
Reeves Avenue
Twenty
Rntec
W. E. Moore
Ierrick
Intaw
Min
Mike Wichey
Mra. Tichey
Awk
Caswell
Silkebacey
Fell
Chyva G. BE. Gilmore
John Doe
Lower Twenty-fifth Street
Ouser Hansen
Booker
Dasnenrers
Globe medal for C. & F. Company at Panama Exposition
The Globe god medal awarded to the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad by the International Jury of Avanta at the Panama-Pacific Exposition honors comprehensive traffic promotion. The Gazette notes the exhibit was a beauty and art display, drawing many visitors to the Palace of Transportation. The display, built by P B Potten of Denver, featured depictions from paintings by the artist and portrayed ancient transportation scenes. Also, emphasis on the Melting Pot at the Alhambra tonight.
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Unon
Denver
Aio Grande Railroa
Avanta
Bnt
Onis
PB. Potten
Ogden Football Team Aims at Salt Lake Showdown Tomorrow
The Ogden High School Orsogs and Black football team travel to Salt Lake to face their ancient rival, the Red and Black of Salt Lake West Side. The game will start at 1 o clock on Cummings Field, with a special train departing Ogden at 11 noon for players and fans. Coach Raymon Shlrey leads a healthy, injury free squad, while Tend and Black coach Helnie Wichardson works to perfect those returning from last week’s freshman game.
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Orsogs
Ogden Hich
Salt Lake
Salt Lake West Side
Cummings
Pamberger
Ogden
Jordan
Raymon Shlrey
U. of U. Freschmen
Preliminary hearing held in Utah care case against DeCraft and Stone
The preliminary hearing for the state of Utah versus Chester DeCraft and Blaine Stone occurred in municipal court. On motion by Attorney Valentine Cigeon the case was continued until November 8. The defendants face attempted rape charges and were jailed by Detective Captain Robert Bark after an October 5 arrest. DeCraft has bond set at 1000. Stone has not posted. Attorney Gideon, newly retained for Stone, sought a bond reduction and continuance. County Attorney Ryans did not object. The judge upheld the original bond amount and denied a reduction.
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State of Utah
Chester de Craft
Blaine Stone
Mounicipal
Valentine Cigeon
Robert Bark
Pe‘craft
Wherry
Stone
Gideon
Incheon Given for MMR Douglas of North Platte
Mrs Lydia Douglas of North Platte Neb attends an inspection for the Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Clara Darton vision No 237 G1 A is being held in lodge rooms after luncheon at Kerns. A short program and banquet follow with engineers and tests. Mrs Douglas stays with Mrs Robert Toy then with Miss A Manning until Monday.
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Lydia Douglas
North Matte
Neb
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Clara Darton
Kerns
Myx
Douglas
Robert Toy
Mise A. Manning
Monyy
Southern Pacific official visits Ogden district
F E Bentt district freight and passenger agent of the Southern Pacific toured the Ogden Jobbing district with Commercial Agent Willard Wilton. Bentt met Weber club members at Wilton's home for business ties and the planned 1919 national transportation exposition in Ogden. He accepted the role of director of the Ogden Southern Pacific millinery band as initial evidence of his interest.
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F. EB. Bentt
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Willard G. Wilton
Weber Club
Mr. Wilton
Inarheon
Orden Wan
Southern Ieile Company
Salt Lake City
Oeden
Bentt
Qoden
Southern Pacific Milliaery Band
Opten
Isposiflan
Not Guilty On Grange Charge. 19 Arrested Again
Charley Howard was found not guilty by a jury in one Grange charge in S Barker's court. He had faced three counts including operating an automobile under the influence and driving into a safety zone. The jury freed him on one count and he was rearrested on the safety-zone offense, to which he pleaded guilty and was fined or jailed. The case notes will be filed with state authorities to suspend his chauffeur’s license and badge as required by law.
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Charley Howard
S. Barker
Iignor
Agi
Tbe Ogden Vlece Trir Supply Company
Twentysh Street
Washington Avenue
Valets Marriott
Howard
Einiy
Ptate'a Ql Nee
Bis
Teena
Lan
Tale of Rhine killing sparks exodus tale and trial notes
The Elko New papers recount the murder of J. Rhine, 33, by Giuseppe Della Santina in Carlin Tuesday evening. Rhine, son of Union Pacific conductor Jacob Rhine, was shot at close range after an argument over a cigarette. Santina fled by train with Carlin proximity.
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J. P. Rhine
Carita
Jacob Rhine
Union Pacific
Oxden
Guiseppe Della Santina
Carlin
Wen
Santina
Crusral
Mr. Hhine
Fleht
Santina Elt
Thine
Methine
Weber academy program showcases band debut and student talks
The weekly student body program at Weber academy featured the debut of the W.B. band under Prof. Be W Nichola, delivering five selections to a productive assembly. President Exmat Wilkinson chaired and spoke on Student Body Activities while Andrew Raslun and Franklin Rlebe discussed attendance and participation in basketball and debates. Coach Malcolm Watson praised the Weber basketball prospects as fifty players trained daily for the Interclass series. The event closed with a vocal section and a short band encore, before noting the faculty reception would be postponed due to Principal Barker’s quarantine.
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Weber Academy
W.b. Band
BE. W. Nichola
Nichols
Exmat Wilkinson
Arte
Andrew Raslun
Franklin Rlebe
Malcom Watson
Webern
Aloha
Marehith
Prot
UA. Divon
Vera
Ames
W.oa
Aduinns
Mr. Disan Wank
Lear Uhertt
Mise Jones
Myrtle Mhves
Nbott
Weber
Wy Barrett
James Ly Racker
Barker
Phthera
Civil Service Positions and Preparation Guide
A brief item promoting at home study for civil service exams. Notes include touts of data on coverage and prospects, with references to Ogden advertising. Contains unclear wording and fragmented phrases but presents a general call to prepare for civic service tests.
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Ogden
Machinist at Southern Pacific Shops Dies at Home
William Gilmore, a machinist at the Southern Pacific shops, died yesterday evening at his mother's home on Madison Avenue from a coroner's verdict of cause unknown. He sustained a minor knee injury at work when struck by a hammer, sought hospital care, but deteriorated and died before a physician arrived. Born in Ogden, he lived most of his life here, survived by his mother and five siblings. Funeral arrangements awaited.
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William Janice Glimore
Mary Glimore
Madison Avenue
Causex
Deter
Southern Pacific
Aurea
Mr. Gilmore
Ogden
la Mother
Charles F
Edward J
Michard
Ruth
Elizabeth Gilmore
Ruby Saunders
Oyden
Lindquist Mortuary
Noted Lecturer to Speak Tomorrow at Ogden Tabernacle
Ogden residents will hear explorer and author Dr. G. Whitefield Ray speak at the Ogden Tabernacle tomorrow evening at 8 15 oclock. Ray, known to identify men and the Living Stone of South America, is a member of the Ellison White Lyceum bureau which will introduce several entertainers in Ogden this winter.
Romance and Thrills Galore at Metro Center Acts
Narald Lockwood and May Afilson, a popular clarator duo, appear in a Utah theater feature described as the best yet for the affiant couple. They are backed by a strong supporting cast led by Lester Cuneo and include Franklin Hall Youda Landowska Henry Otto, Mieen Allen, Belle Hutchison, and Lee Arms in a romance filled program.
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Narald Lockwood
May Afilson
Clarator
Utah
Mr. Lockwood
Miss Allison
Lester Cuneo
Franklin Itall
Youda Landowska
Henry Otto
Mieen Allen
Belle Jutchison
Lee Arms
Special Meeting of the Masonic Club Friday Evening
The Masonic club schedules a special meeting for Friday evening October 2 with business of importance. ALR and WATHD serve as presidents.
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Masonic Club
Alr
Wathd
Historical Society Meeting Covers The Ballot As Civic Tool
The Historical Society will meet Saturday afternoon October 21 with Mrs Rae Gillies at 2567 Buuler Ave. The topic is The Ballot as a Civic Tool led by Mrs W Raizely. Auction bids listed include Mt. Bis Telephone 113, Utah Fire Clay 7 and 72, Utah-Idaho Sugar 20 and 2015, J M Tau 881 293 ashes, Utah Power & Light 109 and 1 naked, Utah Cereal 95, Lion Coal 67.50 and 69, Murphy Grace Drag Co 36, and Davia County 275 bid.
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Mt. Bis
Utah
Utah Stocks Show Tight Trading On Local Mining Exchange
Widespread activity was limited as 33 250 shares changed hands on the local mining exchange. Big Four Exploration and Alta Consolidated led price moves with gains, Iron Silversom and Midwest Sulphur among others showing activity. Bank and industrials listings followed with varied bids and asks across Utah institutions and regional firms.
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Reason
Big Four
Alta
J. A. Hogle & Co
Brokure
Hudson Bank
Commercial National
Deseret National
Gus
Deseret Savings
Anked
Farmer QK Stockmorers
First National
Ogden
Logan
Brigham
McComick & Co
National Bank of Republic
National City Bank
Ogden State Bank
State Bank
Brigham City
Security State
Balt Lake Security & Trust
Thatcher Bros. Logan
Utah State National
Utah Savings & Trust
Walker Bros
Zion's Sav. Bank & Trust
Flames
Layton
Amalgamated Sugar
Utah
Chicago Grain markets wobble with wavering wheat prices
Chicago reports mixed wheat action with initial uncertainty giving way to buying on large scale. Prices moved through Dec 1.65 to 1.67 and May near 1.67 with assorted No 2 red and hard grades quoted alongside corn and oats values. pork and lard prices also listed amid overall price shifts.
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Chicago
Harley
BT Park
Dissolution of Partnership Feeny and Foley Cafe
Thos S Feeny announces the dissolution of Feeny and Foley known as the Falstaff Elite Cafe Feeny has taken over the interest of George C Foley and will assume all debts and obligations while continuing the same high class service as the Falstaff.
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S. Feeny
Feeny & Foley
Falstaff Elite Cafe
T. 5
Feeny
George C. Foley
THOS
Funeral Notice for Rhine of Brotherhood of Mailroad Trammes
The Brotherhood of Mailroad Trammes announces the funeral of their late Brother Rhine. It will be held at the residence of J. H. Thine, 2532 Fowler Avenue, on Friday at 3:90 p.m. This advertisement provides the notice of the service.
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Intermountain
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Mra
Strappe
Alameda
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Lyceum Fomorow
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Company
Alhambra
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Incheon
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North Platte
Scott OW
Talin
J. P. Mne
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Charlie Chaplin
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Chicago Grain
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Binford-Kimball Motor Co