Local court notices and shipments highlight region news
Random briefs report adoptions, court judgments, and shipments. A judge approves the adoption of Lewis Giles Anderson to Lawrence W Flr and wife, the Weber Plumbing Co sues for 1028, and shipment of sheep by J ose East-Frank Smyth for Interornuntala Land and Livestock. Detentions include Nelson Cook recaptured from a reform school, and arrests for embezzlement attempts. Departures north and east are noted along with a weekly dance start at Eugies ball and Mormon conference rates.
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Ddaughter
Bre
Lawrence W. Flr
Wett Company
Anit Agulset
Weber Plumbing Company
Reptember
John Amenis
Nelson Cook
Tadastrial
Harrisville
Jary
le ‘and Leigh
Apc
Howe
Cedarelty
F. “A. DeVine
A. M. Cornell
Kansas
Snars
Kansas City
Cornell
A. Tomlinson
Henry Potter
J. F. Morgan
Tatclinson
Ping
Valparaiso
Ind
Mr. Potter
New York City
Union Pacific
Oregon
John Ford
Washington Avenue
That Street
William Beast
Odds and Ends From Ogden Newswire
Disjointed city notes report car theft recovery at Twenty second Street and Jefferson Avenue. Mrs Joseph B Muchler of St Louis departs for home after summer visit. Union Pacific to run special rates for Evanston fair Sept 14 18. Residents headed to Michigan and Colorado Springs for travel and study. Births and marriages recorded by city health office. Deaf and Blind School opens with 124 students. Snow and wet weather noted in Idaho as forests report conditions.
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Leza
Aito
C. & A Murphy
Twenty-second Street
Jefferson Avenue
W. 2
Norton
Gor Nelson
Josep B. Muchler
St. Louis
Misa Carrie Anderson
Ogden
Dalen Pacific
Dalen Pacific For Her Home, Who Passed the Summer Here, Visiting At Se Oome
Peter Jereen
Third Street
Evanston
Dinteh
River County
Wye
Uptown
Union Pacific
Michigan
Arn
J. W. Oren
Lon
Ralph Fuller
Colorado
Paxa
Colorado Clisgn
Ogden High School
Breta Bers
Winter
Puller
Joseph Todd
Alice M. Todd Bara Gona
Omaha
Bitthe
City Health Department
Michael
Gray
Mrac
Peter G. van Loon
John W. Kobiosa
J. Murdock
Marriegs I
Homer Durphy
Farmington
Iowa
Eni Lottie FE. Pickerell
Holee
Dado
Idaho
McCain
Department of the Forest Service
Salmon
Dubo
Forest
Julia Sova Gordon in pie Underworl di Tigres
Julia Sova Gordon is mentioned with a fragmented phrase about a pie and a mysterious title in a garbled text. The readable parts suggest a personal name linked to a work or event, but details are unclear and no verifiable facts emerge.
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Julia Sova Gordon
Albena Oda
Asquith Seeks Vote of Credit in War Speech
Prime Minister Asquith urged Parliament to approve a vote of credit after citing a 250 million pound war effort and high casualty figures. He emphasized endurance, unity, and the need to aid allies while avoiding recrimination. He said Britain must discharge its burden and meet legitimate allied needs for the future.
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Asquith
Shoes Stolen From Men Then Sold In Drunken Spree
In a municipal court today Pete Andernot was jailed for sixty days after stealing four pairs of shoes from men and selling them during a drunken spree. Also cited were HC Williams and J W Nelson with suspensions or light penalties. Nelson faced charges for taking a watch and drunkenness. Other defendants, including Swanson, Boott, Townsend, Murphy, Smoke, and Natten, received suspended or light sentences. Robert Scott and Billy Hitt faced advisement over theft of footwear during the incident.
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Pete Andernot
Wall'arenua
Kelliher
HC. Williams
J. W. Nelson
Shaughnessy
Tts
Howater
Nelson
Peter Swanson
Jim Boott
Guailty
Swanson
Scott
William Townsend
Tom Murphy
Joe Bmoke
Curt Natten
Dronks
Robert Scott
Billy Hitt
Yaterday
Bet Brant John
Twenty-fifth Street
Judson Avenue
Hitt
Sugar factory beet campaign opens with 160 ton daily capacity
Near the Navy today Alhambra opens Ogden Avenue sugar factory at 7 am with 130 to 280 workers. About 160 tons of beets processed daily. 2000 tons in the field. no expected interruptions. Logan Lewiston and Durler plants start next week. Four factories will yield about 220000 tons of beets this year.
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Ogdeo Avear
Tachinery A
J. Ells
Logan
Lewiston
Durler
Neal of the Navy Hits Busy Lowe Circuit
Neal of the Navy is booked solid through the Lowe Circuit, showcasing a packed schedule with back to back appearances and engagements across venues. The run highlights sustained demand for the Navy star in a demanding circuit lineup.
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Neal
Navy
Deaths and Funerals of Morley Chisholm in Evanston
Morley Chisholm arrived yesterday afternoon from Evanston Wisconsin with husband and relatives. The funeral train met at the depot and pallbearers formed a cortège to City Cemetery where the body was laid to rest. C. J. Brown dedicated the grave. A funeral service was held in Evanston.
Propel Owners Challenge City Over Sidewalk Tax
Prop owners led by Henry W. Gwilliam sue Ogden City district court alleging improper grading and curb and gutter changes after sidewalk work, seeking declaration of void tax and injunction to stop tax collection. They argue the grade was altered fourteen inches lower after initial work, with no formal protest filed and city overstepped jurisdiction.
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Ogden City
Monroe
Quincy
Bee
Henry W. Gwilliam
Hays
Trial in Ogden City case involves beer sale at house
Harris Alviston of the district court heard the city case this morning detailing witnesses Lillian Norton and Joe Cortes who testified they bought three bottles of beer and sandwiches at Mrs Lind’s house on Twenty fourth Street. Officers Hearn and Layne described the arrest and rooming bonds while Mrs Lind said Norton and Cortes demanded beer and sandwiches and that she arranged for beer to be delivered via a messenger from a nearby saloon. Corroborating testimony suggested she did not sell or receive payment for the beer herself. The trial continues today and tomorrow in Alhambra.
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N. 3
Harris
Alviston
District Court
Ogden City
D. AL Lindsay
Mize Lillian Norton
Jbo Cortes
Mra. Linde
Toomtog House
Hearn
Charlce Layne
Alea
Lindsay
Miss, Norton
Joe Cortes
Mia Lindaay
Petition Against Birth of Na'on Mixed With City Notices
A large petition from many residents objects to the play Birth of Na'on claiming it insults the public and fuels hatred. The city commission referred it to the public safety superintendent. Other items include street and railroad improvements, damage claims from Blair parties, and 29 liquor license applications approved for district judge certification.
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Board of Communioners
Superintendent of Public Safety
Ogden
Twenty-fourth Street
D Avenue
P. D. Riloe
Orden, Logan & Idaho Railway Company
Madison Arenas
Twenty-samanth Street
Automobiles Rumor Moves Through Utah Areas
A rumor spread late this afternoon of an automobile accident between Ordern and Brigham City involving two women being read. Officials stated contact with Willant, Utah Hot Springs and Brigham City and other intermediate points failed to corroborate the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen Orden
Brigham City
Blandard
Willant
Utah Hot Springs
Man Seeks Poison In Drug Store Robbery Attempt
An anxious young man, 26, entered T. L Carr drug store at Grant and 25th streets around 4:15 PM and attempted to buy taudanum. After learning it was out, he asked for carbolic acid and asked for poison. Clerk offered strychnine, prepared with sugar and milk, but the man declined. Detective Burk arrived on the scene.
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Loco
Weaver
Ife
T. #L Carr drug store
Grant Arenas
Twenty-fifth Street
Robert ‘Burk
Indictment on Raising Girls Ignorant of Life Problems
A sharp critique titled blindness of virtue screens at the Ogden Theater tonight and tomorrow. The production argues for educating young girls about life’s challenges to prevent later ignorance and harm.
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Ogden Theater
Chautauqua Reading Circle Elects Officers for Year
Mrs J G Fulck hosted the Chautauqua Reading Circle meeting at 448 Seventeenth Street. Officers elected were Mrs Cor Rievens president J J Brommitt vice president Aire A Richmond secretary. A program committee was formed for next year. Next meeting set for the second Tuesday at Mrs Falck home. Separate reading circle planned led by Mrs Georgios Marriott. Also noted: A parade of society circles and travel notices including departures for Los Angeles and Lindsywood related events.
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J. G. Fulck
Chautauque Belentiie
Seventeesthe Street
Cor Rievens
J. J. Brommitt
Aire
A. Y. Ricchmond
Mra Falck
Sire
Georgios Marriott
Coal Companies Making Profits in French Trade
American coal firms market large shipments to France with profits. One company placed an order for two million tons to Paris at about 75 francs per ton delivered, including carriage. Current retail French prices range from 100 to 120 francs.
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Paris
France
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MM. Wykesco
Cal Kewrang East Spat
Random
Ke Price
Mira Florence
Sarric
Californie
Lomry
Harry Eggleston
Ifacene Am Pops
Alhambra
Cimhign
Tomorou
Arthur Pedersen Freber
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Salt Lake Philharmonic Orchestra
All Hallows College
Salt Lake
College
24Th St
Julia Swayne Gorden
Tigress
Gage & Fisks
Methodist Church
Mra
Gertrude Cert
Twentyditth Atreal
Mesdamea Carr
Beeson
Crarey
Manover
Marguerite
Jeff Ogder Yeatertay
Kentocky
jEestensea
Henover College
G. Egan
Davenport
Marcarst
Chattanooga
Tenn
Louis
Mises Clera
Wisons Smith
KL Locks
Lindsywood Oniess
the College
Coast
Maddley and Son
W. Daddley
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
Ladice’ Aid Sociaty
Firat
Isis Theater
Thor
Holbrook Blinn
Jose Collins
Robert Warwick
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