Ogden News Roundup Includes Fire, Health, and Travel Notes
Ogden daily items report a small fire extinguished by a garden hose, health department updates on births and quarantines, and travel notes about Southern Pacific and Union Pacific trains. Officials include General Manager W. P. Scott visiting, and Raymond White touring party arrivals. Local estates see petitions for administration, and nearby residents are listed with farm and business notices.
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L. Jonen Coal & Ya Co
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Coral Alen Wattle
Yin Raymond T. O Pencell
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Patos &Surat
W. PR. Scott
Ibera Pacific
Ogden
San Francisco
Barvica
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Civil Service
Ogden Echoola
Hume & Hurst
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Chicago
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Ogden Harvest Festaj
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Ibn Weber Meter Car
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Wate. Ma Edna Fredericks Pleads Guilty in Disturbing Peace
Edna Fredericks and Frank Fredericks faced municipal court on charges of disturbing the peace after an altercation that left a neighbor wounded. Fredericks admitted tobacco and morphine habits, pleaded guilty, and could not stand to hear the complaint read. Jail conditions noted as two quilts and mattresses burned during confinement.
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Edna Fredericks
Frank Fredericks
FSA
Roming House
Walter Martin
Gry Nelson
Gusta Burns
Joe Bbn
Sivereat
Beth
Mr. Fredericks
Fredericks
It Happened, Frederick 28 With Arrest Details
The article reports on the disturbance leading to arrests of the Blue band, aided by Detective George Wanllewad. Frederick and others claim he was preparing to weave the city for work, facing nervous symptoms and a belief he might die. A quarrel led to a gun discharge injuring Burns’s wife. Mrs. Fredericks backs the hood, but Det. Pincock notes discrepancies. Fredericks admits a former habit but says he is now cured.
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Frederick
Bue
George Wanllewad
Uhentfear Wikfics
Fredericks
Horhood
Charles Pincock
Nonas
Freder
Ces
Threatening Letters Sent to Governor Spry
A wave of mailed threats to Governor Spry arrived at the Salt Lake office. The letter signed K. O. D threatens death to the governor and destruction if Hillstrom is not commuted, the fourth such notice in six weeks. A second letter from Kennett California signed J. F. Ut Ue threatens a naval revolution if Hillstrom is released. Hillstrom was sentenced to be shot November 14 for a 1914 murder, with heightened precautions continuing until after the execution.
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Joseph Ilirstrom
Heath
Ara
Spry
Salt Lake
Dasth
Uillztrom
Kennett
Cal
J. F. Ut
Ogden High to Face Salt Lake City In Big Football Test
Local prep football season heats up as Ogden High prepares for a clash with Salt Lake East High on their grounds. Coach Lon Romney aims for full eligibility among players after preliminary academic checks. principal Beeson notes most of the team should be cleared to play October 20 at Salt Lake.
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Ogden High School
Prain
Beeson
Equad
Balt Lake
J H Martin faces renewed trial in Ogden for robbery
In Ogden, J H Martin, previously convicted of assault with a deadly weapon, asks for new defense after declaring lack of funds for counsel. The case, linked to a October 28 1911 robbery of Isabelle Wasna, will move to Davis County with admission of new attorneys and a transfer planned for Farmington on a future date.
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Star Penitentiary
Isabelle Wallin
Asia
Davis County
J. J. Martin Cate
N. J. Jlaerie
Alatrict
Witnesece Werathers
Tim
Martin Wan
David Edwards
West Berenteenth
Martin
Ile
Atate
Uno
Marts
Coupe
Ware Dex
Etats Penitendary
Andrew Ure
Hle
Vfa
Haven
Mariana
Elre
J. F. Martin
Ume
Connsel
Galt Lake
John C. Darla
Bain
Corie Fénten
Bees
Sto
St. Chris Jens
Cowell
Christenson
Howall
Ogdes Atlnrmey Actiog
Hla Defenan
Balt Lake
Opdien
D. IL
Bartin
Blog
Sr. Sime
Metin
John Davis
Leatherwood
Salt
Lala Wae
Leret
Joseph Brons Fe
Me Leatherwood
Martia
Manang
Isabella Wasna
Isabelle Boyte
G. VV. Culver
Katherine Culver
Bristol
Verna Toyle
GW. Leatham
Robert 4. Lark
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Osborn
Teanéterres
Howell
Stlorneya
Dedge Johu
Wilts
Ordea
Wv.iii
Davis Joounty
Farmington
Novemerz
Deaths and Funerals GAIX Jonathea Oris
The funeral for Jonathea n Oris is set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Find ward meeting house with Bishop Thomas H. Wheelwright of the Twellt ward presiding. The body may be viewed this afternoon and evening and tomorrow until noon at the Orie home, 2549 Grammercy.
Marriage Reception for Layne and Benhior at Murray Home
Mrs Euhel Larne and Karrion Benpion were married at a Bali Laka temple and concluded with a reception hosted by the bride’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Cle Layne. About forty guests attended the event in Ogden during their short honeymoon plans and they will reside at Murray after October 30.
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Layne.benhior
Euhel Larne
Karrion Benpion
Bali Laka
Mra
Cle
Layne
Grant Arenas
Murray
Sunday School Meet at Ogden UTM Presbyterian Church
The thirteenth annual convention of the Ole State Busney School asi elation will be held ty Osdes Friday to Sunday October 22 54 in the Finer Presbyterian church Jefferson av and Twenty fourth Street John L Alesander secretary of the secondary department and Teer Age tapert of the Inturational Bar clay Bebool association will be ene Of the principal apeaker The program includes devotions led by Rev O T Fuk and various department lessons followed by a question and teen age problems session led by John L Alesander and an report of the State Sunday School
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Ole State Busney School
Asi Elation
Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Avo Us
Twenty-fourth Street
John L. Alesander
Barclay Bebool Association
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Ormady
Luces
Ty Ray
Howes Pepauscent
Cradfy Finll
John “Alesaer
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Ormaby Tualagsa
Jota L. Alesander
Heport
Symposium on the Teacher and Sunday School Outlook
A fragmented notice lists a Saturday schedule for the Open Continental Devotional event featuring DL F. Bronson and Dean George Byfiweazey. Programs include morning sessions by Mr. Weir, Mrs. Ormsby, and the Alexander and Azacwbly families, with a 3:30 PM Ferguson event, 4 PM sermon, and an 7:30 PM union class meeting at local churches, focusing on religion and youth.
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Somby
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DL F. Bronson
Avedy Ee
Dean George
Fiweazey
Lea Ormsby
D. W. Leesmas
Weir
Ogden B. BL Barrer
Presbyterian Latch
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J. L. Alexander Jaune Azacwbly
First Congregation el Church
Union Dlass
First Presbyterian
John L. Alesander
Danger Lurks in Sun Bath Dangers Study
Medical specialists warned that sun bathing can cause more than sunburn. Two cases show bronchial and nervous symptoms after exposure at a bright sunlit bath. Researchers note that nervous, light skinned individuals may be more susceptible and that tanning does not guarantee protection.
Turks Kill Over Million Armenians Novel Claim
An Armenian newspaper Mehak reports from Tila Trans Caucasia that of 1,200,005 Armenians in Turkey before the war only about 260,000 remain. It cites an Armenian war riarch in Constantinople who estimates 50,000 killed or enslaved, with 200,000 believed to have fled to Russia as Turks pursue extermination.
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Tila
TransCaucasia
Petrograd
London
Mehak
Turkey
Constantinople
Ross
One Thousand Children Die From Match Fire Dangers
Statistics compiled by Mrs Frank A Pattison of the Household Experiment Station show that about one thousand children died in the past year from fires started by matches. Total fire losses reached about 20 million dollars, with electricity blamed for only a small fraction of incidents. The material is part of a safety campaign for the home led by the New Jersey Federation of Women’s Clubs.
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Jmne
Mra
Frank A. Pattison
Uyasehold Experiment Station
New Jersey Federation of Women's Clute
Too Late To Classify Modern House Renovation
Advertisement note mentions a modern house completely renovated with cellars and plumbing details. Includes a phone number 1895J and an address code 102L twk.
Pantages Presents Pretty Girls in Musical Comedy at Orpheum
The Orpheum hosts Yossy Austin and a supporting company in Pretty Girls in Musical Comedy with Vera Eldredge credited for the operetta and Ginia and Laila Betis on the new bill. The act features entertaining routines, colorful attire, and lively chorus as the lineup includes the wheel performer Vente on Wheels and the comic duo Carey and Ashley with playful skits.
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Orpheum Theater
Autin
Han Sors
Vera
Ginia
Laila Betis
Thas
Emmy
Blepele
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