Ogden News Briefs Highlight Local Notices and Events
Local items report marriage licenses for Meyer and Jeanje Anpit, and Harry Tillman with Mingle Mazue of Salt Lake City. A court case seeks a new trial in the James versus Frank dispute. Tax sales and redemptions are summarized, plus travel notes on Jerrit Fort and others passing through Ogden. A fall millinery opening is announced and a lunch gathering of underwriters set at the Weber club.
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Ogden City
Ioan
Custamere
Jonmison Osteopatt
Meyer
Jeanje Anpiten
Ogden
Neola
Arleaworth
Bath Marion Gilles
Jfs
James
Frank
Retty Gainaine
ADI
Maestetler Dentrat
Sored
First National Bank
Kodak Griotlog
Lunder
Tripp Bradle
Harry Tillman
Balt Lake “Uity
Gerrit Fort
Jerrit Fort
Union Pacific Railroad Aystem
Yellowstone Park
Pole
Ely
Norméa
Ellowstone
Drothy Madson
Ave
Association of Underwriters
Civil Service Exams Prep Courses Offered
Advertisement notes home study for civil service positions with data on courses and positions available upon request from Box 174 in Ogden.
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Ogden
Rome
Yellowstone Park Tourist Travel Notice
The Zidela In Yellow store closes but Shaw Powell Way remains open for tourist and automobile parties through September 13. The Bhiaw & Vowel Way is promoted as the ideal playground with continued commissary and personal service for growing clientele. City office contact W. D. Ahern, city ticket agent.
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Tellowstore Park
Shaw & Powell
Bhiaw & Vowel
Offico
Reedotel
W. D. Ahern
Ady
Girl Bets Her Way To A $10000 Stake In Orpheum Program
A dramatic plot features a heroine wagering a ten thousand dollar stake in a horse race as part of a new For Pictures Sporting spectacle at the Orpheum theater. The program pairs the film with The Submarine, a fresh Mute and Jeff comedy, promising lavish Fox production values and no expense spared.
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For Pictures
Orpheum Theater
Willly
Jon
Fox
Mute
Jeff
Ogden Hosts Fifth Har yea Festival Baby Show
Frank M. Driggs chaired Ogden’s fifth annual Har ye a Festival and Fashion Show baby contest. Notices sent to 200 mothers. over 500 babies expected, with prizes for each entrant and 100+ competitive awards. Out-of-town entries from Weber, Elder and Davis counties noted. calls urged to enter at No Ey88. Prizes include redheaded baby honors, German and “real American” categories, with donors offering gold and cash awards.
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Frank M. Driggs
Ogden
Ben F. Hedmas
Eka
Chelrman
Wang
Ren F. Redman
P. K. Smith
E. Zappan
Driggs
Labora l
An Kyde Park
Cadin ‘County
Weber
Bar Elder
Davis Eoonty
Tourists Flee Yellowstone Park As Hotels Close
Tourists rush to leave the nation’s big park after the closing of the Yellow Lions Park hotel. Railroads arrange routes via Union Pacific Northern lines and Hartington to haul visitors out through nearest gateways. The Yellowstone Special remains in operation until September 18 and Shaw Powell continues tourist service through the park to September 15.
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Lions Park
Curlete
Passeng
Bassinger
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Syaten Feknix
Hartington
Park Fatowsya
Shaw £ Powell
Park
Oreron
Ghort Lins
Grecian King Abdicates Throne Amid War Pressure
The article reports Greek royal figures backing a pro-German stance to influence Greece away from participation in the war. It notes the Queen’s pressure on the King and German reports aligning with abstention. Dispatches mention Greek garrisons surrendering to a port authority committee and fighting near Thessaloniki.
Four Hundred or More Men Will Be Called Out by the Strike
Four hundred or more workers face being called out if a strike proceeds, with Southern Pacific and Union Pacific officials reporting embargoes and potential disruption to California fruit shipments. The plan, if enacted on September 4, would affect locomotive crews, engineers, firemen, teammen, and conductors in Ogden and surrounding depots, totaling hundreds of workers, including about 100 Union Pacific train staff. A Union Pacific bulletin outlines seniority protections for those who remain, while new hires would have limited rights and those who leave could forfeit seniority.
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Iruit
Con Breen
Opden
Southern Pacific and
Ogden Union Railway and Depot
Company
Yardet Ployers
Union Pacific
Center and
Rio Grande
Ores Fon
Trai
Union Pecifie Railroad
Reneres
W. F. Jeffers Larned
AGW
Ameridieal
Earplyven
Union Dar Eileralfragil
Greene
le Poetilcan
Vermont
Cooper
Ohio
Houre
Congress
Tagrart
Kansas
Representative Browning
New Jersey
Greece in Turmoil as Pro Ally Greeks Seize Barracks
A chaotic dispatch reports Greek regulars resisting Bulgarians in Saloniki zone. Entente troops intervene. Greek garrison surrenders at Batuolk. Pro ally volunteers attempt Barracks seizure. one gendarme killed, several wounded. King Constantine's position weak amid neutrality debates.
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Ansint
Stacedonia
Batuolk
Salontid
Strat Fle
Satanik
Allice
Uwie
Greece
Romanus
Constantine
Thore
Ementa
Pretaler
Yeaterday
Klor Constantine
Bia
Proentento
Galonik
Tandon
Greecs
M. Venizelos
Athena
Macedonia
Vodena
Raloniki
Monaeilr
Saloniki
Fort Littis Kuraburunia
Gulf of
Leaders Press Eight Hour Bill Amid Senate Talks
Leaders warn success hinges on quick passage of the eight hour bill as Senator Newlands and others meet at the capitol. Republican Tennett attacks registration while Harrison urges swift action to avert a strike, and Cooper denies labor obstruction as the committee drafts a Republican substitute to be pushed through tonight.
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Bill Cortain
Newlands
Capitol
Pen Ra Darierans
Kitchin
Lesder Mano
Harrison
Rafé Ant
Here Rison Aaid Corgeress
Tennett
Cooper
Ohio
Congress
Tennett Caren
Senate
Hold Bill Will Not Stand Test Railways Aim to Protect Service
The policy of the railways is to isolate their duty to all concerned by adopting any course. The statement argues in favor of maintaining a significant portion of service if a strike occurs and quickly increasing it, depending on protection for employees and property by authorities. Railroads urge preparations to protect workers and property from interference and violence.
Deaths and Funerals in Garden and Nearby Areas
Obituary notices report Johan van der Verr died at his Garden home after valvular heart disease aged 350, survived by wife Hart and several De Hart children. Funeral planned at Lindquiet Chapel with viewing this weekend and burial in city cemetery. Also Lindsay and Smith obituaries noted with services in Eden and Montpelier. Ballantyne service for Katharina Hallantyns held in Fifth Ward chapel. attendees included local clergy and families.
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van der ‘Verr
Johanus Teodorus van der Verr
Jefferson
Holland
Utah
Garden
Hart de Hart
Thomas Company
Iie
Tntermeet
Janes Rirfa
Bishop Fuller
Flerment
Cemeery
Dey Howe
Russian force takes prisoners in renewed front fighting
Russian forces report heavy combat on the Western and Romanian fronts with large prisoner counts. Official statements claim 358 officers and 15,500 men captured, along with numerous machine guns and bomb throws. Romanian advances reach Petroseny and Tathunge valley as Transylvania sees intensified action. Paris dispatch notes continued artillery bombardment and several aircraft losses on the Somme and Meuse fronts.
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Petrograd
Htussa
Germany
Darsnoricht
Niin
Sforavanka
Fleres
Carpathians
Tomnadle
Dornavatra
Aeight
Elz Rms
Paris
War ‘Department
Jens Saya
Army of the East
Bast
Gomme
Fstres
Boyorourt
Apremont Forest
Mney
Crolt St Jean
le Prete
Somme
Aermap Aeroplanta
Gentenlay
Bonme
Smother
Brench
War Declarations Stir European Fronts Amid Turmoil
Early reports from London and Berlin describe Bulgaria declaring war on Romania and Turkey declaring war on Russia. Reuters dispatches note German and Turkish forces advancing, with battles in Macedonia the Somme region and the Caucasus, while Turkey claims to have routed Russian units and taken prisoners.
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Bulgaria
London
Feria
Rumania
Balontki
Reuters
Lands Taken From National Forests in California
In California two Secretaries signed a proclamation taking about 7 860 acres from the Angeles National Forest and surrounding land near San Bernardino and Riverside counties. The land, some with agricultural value, lies along the eastern border of the forest and will be open to homestead applications from October onward.
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Fane
Hounten
Wilson
Ancels National Forest
Califarpia
Dwo
Rls
Ihn National Forest
Cath Fortila
Jon Ancolow
San Ernardino
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Ianiki
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al Baloniki
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Morean
George Mi
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Charles Halverson
Cily
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