Local notices and ads mix with theft claims at Union Depot
A fragmentary Utah newspaper page reports a Union Pacific depot theft where Charles Mulligan woke to find his watch missing, valued at 35 dollars, while other items mention building permits, a state industrial school term, a National Guard display, a photo studio advertise, and various local notices including marriage licenses and a dental office opening. The jumble lists names, places, and events with limited coherence.
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Watenh Stelen
Charles Mullikan
Falhead
Union Pacific
Union Depot
Driel Doe
Mulligan
Lansing Refuses Comment on Bullitt Talk
Brevetary of State Robert Lansing at his summer home would not comment on William C. Bullitt’s testimony before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. He cited no statement about a treaty and suggested the public would react strongly if they knew its meaning.
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Watertown
Robert Lansing
Henikerson Maybur
William C. Bult
Kempete
Ten Homes Entered During Night by Burglars
Thieves broke into Art Mortenken’s home and took $470 in silver. Entry was gained by cutting the wire in the screen to the rear door. Police report ten houses were entered during the night.
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Adebers
Hieves
Art Mortenken
Patternon Avere
Time
Chiropractors in Ogden Face Board Action Case
The Ogden chiropractors named as defendants challenge the board's move to end their practice. Defendants AJ Olan, Go Johnson, Bell, Me Cune, and J McKell argue the alleged second amended complaint lacks clear timing and fee details. They claim the action is discriminatory and contrary to Utah and federal law, seeking dismissal.
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Ogden
State Medical Board
Olan
Go. Johnson
Bell
Cune
J. 3
McKell
Utah
United States
Society notes at the Hermitage host season opening
The Hermitage hotel hosted the Child Culture club season opener with a luncheon, T-shaped table, and autumn decorations. Mrs. BE. A. Olden led the sermonless program with toasts. Miss Fay King sang, Miss Gladys Rich spoke, and Miss Field read poetry. Guests included Mrs. D. A. Shechinn and Mrs. J. A. Russell.
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Hermitage
Hotal
BE. A. Olden
R.A. Moyes
A.J. Nobiak
George Glen
Mra
George Olsen
H. M. Barrows
Fay King
Misa Glaiys Rich
Minsive Jdttlefield
Rabindranath Tagore
Gladys Rich
France
Misa Rich
D. A. Shechinn
Los Angeles
J. A. Russell
New York
Jerinie Putnant
University Club
A. O. Wattla
Ralph Roberta
W. LE. Wattls
Soldiers on Route Through Ogden Post to Hast
Soldiers aged sixty to seventy along the route through Ogden were welcomed by Red Cross volunteers as they passed yesterday. The group, traveling toward Hast, was entertained at a Red Cross unit in Ogden, where marchers distributed canteen supplies and carried marine gear aboard the train.
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Lugy Gates
Ogden
Mina Lucy i Gates
Utah
Suaband
Arthur E. Owen
Af Logan
Weber Club
Wy HL Wattis
Tabernacle
Te Mavs
Mr. and
Mes
Arclin P
Bigelow
Harold Day
Marriner Browning
R. Heywood
Don Trivers
J. H. DeVine
Yun
Cal, Lave
Ereoailla
Wbronel Ogden
Sallore
Ted
Marine Inaralaz
Debts and Deaths Reported in Local Notices
Deaths and funerals report for Julia K Kelly age 62 formerly of Ogden died at Holy Groza hospital in Balt Lake. Survived by daughter BB Kelly and children John Kennedy Leo Kennedy Mrs William Maloney and Mrs Michael Gray. Funeral services and interment details given with St Joseph church and Mountain View Cemetery references.
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Ofrleck
Mountain Vinn
St. Joseph's Board
Father Lagan
Twenty Fifth Street
Railroads urged to begin wartime inventory of supplies
Washington September 12 Director General Hines called on all railroads to start an immediate survey of their supplies on hand as of December 1, 1914 the date set by President Wilson for ending government supervision and returning railways to private control as preparations for the transition proceed.
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Washington
Hines
Indsca
Wilson
Hlanddreas
Roberts to Speak in Ogden Next Tuesday
If Robert is expected to come to Ogden next Tuesday to answer Major Clark the tabernacle will be obtained for the operation and a musical program will be rendered Deford and after the address.
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Robert
Ogden
Clark
Tabernacle
Peggy Anand I onardige Court film review notes
A dramatized film featuring Peggy Hyland in The Adirondacks tale of two feuding families over property. The haunted house setting provides comedy and romance as Hyland aids the neighboring family amid storms and estrangement. William Box produced and William C. Dowlan directed. Patty Arbuckle and Mack Bennett also appear on the same program.
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Peggy Hyland
George Barr McCutcheon
Tierleh
Uti
Miss Hyland
Tere
Adirondacks
Hyland
William Box
Directay
William C. Dowlan
Patty Arbuckle
Mack‘ Bennett
Funeral Notices From Ailing City Obituaries
The deceased is survived by a widow and many children, with funeral details and viewings in various chapels. Services and layings include offerings at Larkin chapel, and mass times noted for multiple bereaved families in the Ninth Ward and other local churches.
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Hammer
Heiner
Lawrence
Bart
Andrew
Banra Hopkins
Davia
MIL
Giles Daing
Larkin Chapel
Taylor
Mikifred M. Taylor
Tao
Yosite Oll
Ravin
Mary Vargans
Ie Sowes
Ilness
Ani
Morvathy
Pred
Ninth Ward
Mshop Woo
Ridges
al Larkin & Sone
Chapel Sane
Poin
The
Homie
Tez Loh Street
Fram
Fh P
Aunday
Deen Cley
Nazimova Stars In The Red Lantern At Ulans Next Sunday
Nazimova appears in The Red Lantern, wearing elaborate robes including a heavy godlike headdress with peacock plumes. The production features complex costumes, a half Chinese heroine, and scenes in Pekin amid Boxer uprising imagery, with Nazimova portraying a martyrlike queen in the Emperor's palace.
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Renal Apiendor
Nazimova
Ulan
Goddeua
Mables
Narimore
France
Joan of Ato
Panathal
China
Raghuova
Cox
Pekin
Ulagh
Joan
Mahlee
Arnun
Plana
Ninth Ward Services Open With Enlightened Parenthood Theme
Sunday services in the Ninth ward will be conducted by the Parents' chisa of the Ninth ward. The Weber stake presidency will speak on the slogan of sin parent classes A Mara Enlightened Parenthood. A separate musical program is prepared for the occasion. Young parents are especially invited.
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Hinektey
Weber Stake
Weber
AML
Chisa
Ninth Ward
A. 1. League
Mara
Market Opens Split On Stocks In Early New York Session
The New York stock market opened with mixed sentiment and a tilt toward higher prices in railway equipment steel oil and leather shares. U S Steel fluctuated, others like Mexican Petroleum and Texas Company rose while a broad dulling of activity settled at midday with limited gains and some recoveries fading.
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New York
Iwein
Fequipnictty
Eteela
Oila
American Locomotive
Crucible Steel
Mexican
California
American International
Atlantic Gulf
Nordwin Locomotive
Gil Studebaker
Jees Melors
Texas Company
Lorillard
United States
United States Steel
Herame
Melgolean
Worl Blogal Chuek
Motor Group
American Woollen
Worthington Prinp
Savage
Aras
Caldwin
Otis
Motor
Ogden Livestock Unit Receipts From Local Yard
The Ogden Livestock yard reports mixed prices for cattle and hogs. Heavy steers bring around 9 to 10 dollars, good steers about 9 to 10, fair to good cows and heifers near 5 to 8, fat bulls listed at 5 to 7 dollars, hogs priced to 15 dollars per hundredweight with varied weights, and bulls and other heavy items totaling over 45 thousand dollars in receipts.
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Ogden Livestock
Choice
N. Shigago Livestock
Chicago
Grand Army delegates oppose peace treaty ratification
Columbus reports delegates at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment voted almost unanimously against ratifying the peace treaty in its present form. The action reflects strong opposition among veterans gathered for the annual meeting dated September 12.
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Columbus
United States
Grand Army of the Republic
Chicago grain and livestock markets slide across major hubs
Chicago grain quotes vary with mixed cash sales and futures. No. 2 yellow corn and white oats show modest changes while cash prices for barley and rye hold. Livestock markets in Chicago Kansas City and St. Joseph report slow to higher trade, with hogs, cattle, and sheep prices drifting and varying by weight and grade.
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Chicago
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Lindquist
Suit Lake
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Joan, Kelly & Herrick
Davis
Unrer
Tripp
Nts. Ta
HS. Hinckley
Gaho
Heed
Forstein
Fale Ae
Schook
Richard “Re Lyman
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Mina Josephina Shorten
Arnet
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J. J. Martin
Furvat Service
Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Martin
Ogden Standers
Forest Trig
LC. Lockhart
Furcat” Service
Tri
M. L. Jones
Coal & Ice
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Eteles
Phono
Wesley Mann
Doe
Licenat
Mildred Me Me Tet
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Ney
Erantei
Leese
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Lansing
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CROE
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Ogden Flor Chicago
Pratt
Russell
Misa Smith
Scheol
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Winksview
Gonom
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Margs County
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Roberts
Peggy Anand I
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Byll
Tresedo
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Rearge
Alizabeth Chelahire
Tandquist
Wheeler
Bernard Wheeler
John A. Wheeler
Oregon
A. Wheeler
Ceberstrom
Aler Magna
Ton'elock
Ward Chapel
Bison
Rawran
Emily
Dork
Mona Veterson
Stan
James
Blakeley
Datermett
Orden Clty
Nazinmova
RED Lantern
Ninth Ward Services
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Chicago Grain
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Jamibe
ST. Joseph
Talay
P. M
Pauline
Frederick
Roaring River
Western Hills
Harold Lloyd
Pathe News
Belznick Pictures
Clive Thomas
Heinie
Dr. Price
Ur. Price
Crisco
Chicago Wholesale Grocery CO
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