Fireslight at Local Preparatory School Rouses Community
Mysterious dormitory blaze stirs residents as fire department battles flames at a district school dormitory. Firefighters prevent spread while local youth spotlight attends to the dramatic scene. Community events include millinery openings and a court suit against First National Bank of Oxdon for a promissory note dispute. General Superintendent Whitney visits Orden with railroad talks ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George AL
Lincoln Avenue
Jones
Calvin
Cewest
Strea
Stafford Mulinery Co
Oxdon
Ageinat
J. F. Owens
United States
Wadi Iasaca
Cipden
Knights of Priblas
Grantavetus
Orth Street
W. A. Whitney
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Orden
Yellowstone Park
Kes
Depot of Fees
Pocatello
Trancera of America
Ogden
Ben Francisco
Ogden Rail Movements and Local Notices
Ogden traffic data reports 56 touded cars and 197 empties handled in 25d at Ogden. Southern Pacific transfers large commodity quantities into Ogden for other railroads. Canadian Pacifics J Ballirun to pass through Ogden in private car Nova Scotia en route to a convention. Postmaster Browning leaves for Utah for the annual convention. Fourth Ward choir plans reunion and amusement ball with vocal music, readings, speeches and dance. Dorothy Herard injured at Grant and Twentynth streets. Bicycle theft reported near Weber Academy. suspect apprehended. Drunkenness arrests My E Wilbur and Barritk. Joe Hingham charged with speeding on Twenty Fifth Street. City commissioners discuss a $4,072.14 claim by Green Construction for artesian wells pipeline in Ogden canyon. warrant authorized. Marriage license issued to Joseph E McKean and Ruth Larsen. Deseret News meeting at 206 Col Hudson Building tomorrow at 2 pm to perfect organization. George G Schweiser and family to visit Ogden from Pearl Harbor.
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Orden Terminal
Ogden
Southern Pacific Arec
W. W. Browning
Utah
Utss Postmasters* Association
Fourth Ward
Fourth Want
Dorothy Herard
Grantevento
Twentynth Street
Joe Hingham
William Read
Twenty Fifth Street
Jestarean Avenue
Constriction Co
Cermiissioriars
Accelon
Green Corbustion Company
Ogden Canyon
Neer
Boant
Joseph E
McKean
Bountifel
Ruth
Larsen
Balt Lake
Children to visit Alhambra for moving pictures show
Tomorrow afternoon children will be invited to the Alhambra to see themselves in moving pictures. The event promises a novelty showcase with local youths featured in short films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
Real Estate Transfers in County Recorder Office
Real estate transfers listed include Florence Weable to Coal 2 Lumber Co for lot 28 in Ogden survey and Martha J. Stone to Henry 4 for part of lot 17 block 4 South Ogden Survey. Consideration amounts noted as 1 and 50 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Recorder’s
Florence Weable
Lumber Company
Ogden
Cobaldecat
Martha J. Stone
Deaths and Funerals for Medur Nye Wife of DF Nye
Medur Bary Nye widow of DF Borage Nye died suddenly this morn of apoplexy at the bane in Riverside Borelder Conn. She leaves seven grandchildren and several children including George O Fred Ly Mra Eat BY Hates and Mra nig td bbs. Funeral services will be held at the Bir then at Larkin Chapel for viewing. Interment Ogden City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medur Bary Nye
Borage
Ye Bane
Riverside
Hosdead
George O
Fred
Bir
Ogden
Monday Night Meeting Places for Primaries
Fragmented OCR lists night meeting sites for primaries across wards with addresses and times. It notes Ist Ward Washington Ava, 2nd Ward, 3rd Ward, and Birvet ra bth Ward, but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ist Ward
St War Washington Ava
Spencer Wins Lead in Oregon Incorporation Case
The Walker Lamber firm files articles of incorporation with county clerk. Officers include H. Spencer of Ogden and W. R. Zo cies of Baker City Oregon as directors. Capitalization is 25006 dollars in 100 dollar shares. Office on Lincoln avenue between 24th and 25th streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Lamber Combas
Chessian Toe
A. Walker Ne ‘Osten
Ith
Ei H. Spencer
Ogden
W. IE. Zocies
Daker City
Oregon
Lincoln Avenue
John Barrymore in The Incorrigible Dukane at Alhambra
John Barrymore stars in The Incorrigible Dukane at the Alhambra with performances scheduled today and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barrymore
Alhambra
Refuges to Pay for a Meal Lead to City Court Sentences
James W. Mays received ten days in jail after being arrested by Officer Guy Nelson for dining at a Twenty-fifth Street restaurant without enough money to pay. J Vander Vetter paid a ten dollar fine or faced ten days in jail following a drunkenness arrest by Patrolman Blackburn at Twenty-third Street and Grant Avenue. Elena Kang, noted as poor to and at the time of arrest, faced charges. Jobo Scramey pleaded guilty to drunkenness and received a suspended sentence after injuring someone. Joe Hashimoto, arrested on drunkenness, forfeited fifteen dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Mays
Guy Nelson
J. Vander Vetter
Patrolmas Blackburn
Twenty-ith Street
Grant Avenue
Banquet for Traffic Officials At Salt Lake City Hotel
Traffic officials from multiple railroads centering on Ogden will attend a banquet in the Newhouse hotel Salt Lake City tomorrow. The event is hosted by the Salt Lake Passenger Association with notable attendees including Deemer McKnight and W Be low, plus other regional railroad representatives. Attendees are expected to return at midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden Ard
Newhouse
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Passenger Association
Fair Lake Association
Rae Neaste Deemer
Thy Mckee
McKnight Chiet
Pacific
Boul
Denver & Wo Granda
C. A. Savidge
C. A. Oden
Bulgarians Plan Appeal Against Turkish Terms
Adie Talebe of the Dalken Agency from Bucharest says opposition leaders in Dalgeria will publish an appeal to the country. They explain the inter political disturbance and argue government terms with Turkey threaten the nation. Reports from Bucharest note a majority favor rapprochment with Serbia and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Paris
Adie Talebe
Dalken
Bucharest
Io Dalgeria
Willomise
Altiiuda
I Perilous
Serbia
Treasury boosts paper money output to ease demand
Treasury officials report improving business conditions as demand for currency rises. Secretary of the Treasury Adoo orders the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to increase daily paper money production by 20,000 sheets to meet the higher demand in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasmry Department
Net Adoo
Bureau of Engraving and Print Leg
Washington
Notice of public sale of seized horse in Weber County
Notice of public action to sell at auction the gray horse described as about 20 years old, 1050 pounds, held to secure payment of 110 damages for alleged damage at the premises of C J Adams between August 10 and 15, 1915, in Weber County. Sale to occur September 2, 196. at 10 o'clock at the home of the designated party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ssanng Ing
Det Ing
Bol
Tivercase
Axld Woeder
Antral Cpa
C.J. Adama
Idala
Forest Service Funds Channeled Into Major National Forest Improvements
Records show District Four Nine hundred? total outlays for permanent improvements. Across Ulak and Southern Trabo forests, extensive road building, telephones, bridges, firebreaks, ranger cabins, barns, and watering facilities have been developed to boost public use and protective work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forvet
Peldom
altonUos
Rmanent
Ulak
Forest Service
Trabo
Recital at Sacred Heart Features Edna Hamlten
Miss Edna Hamlten led a Sacred Heart Society recital with John J. Portisy and Miss Sara Abbert among performers. The audience enjoyed vocal and instrumental solos, with a violin show by Miss Sara Abbert and multiple guests from local families. The event drew praise for Miss Hamilton’s soprano and accompanists May Conroy and Artie Cecilnagan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Edna Hamlten
John J. Portisy
Orden
Tinae Jorery
Sacred Fears Academy
Misa Hamilton
Misa May Conroy
Misa Heriltoo
Artie Cecilnagan
Olcott
Modirgus
Breas
Marsh Hortess
Prences Marah
Porter Avenue
Sara Abbert
Marsh
Fes
Farewell for George camp concert and dance
A farewell concert and dance is planned for the Third ward and amusement hall area tonight near the Mormon church. The event features Mrs John Is Herrick Mrs Alice Pardon Weel Miss Meiba Heat Mice Marie Fisher and Moser performing. The dance starts at 9 pm with Crawfort's orchestra providing music at the amusement hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Camp
Fcr
Crawfort
Universal Postal Union Celebrates Foundation Opening
The Universal Postal Union marks the anniversary of its foundation with a celebration noting the global reach of its mission. The opening ceremony highlighted international cooperation in mail delivery and standardization, underscoring the Union’s role in connecting nations through dependable postal services.
Reunion of Sth Ward Pipe Band Centered Social Event
The people of the Blsth ward held a supper and enjoyed readings by about 469 attendees. The program featured vocal solos by Norbert Greenwell and Josephine Bhorten, an address of welcome by Bishop 0 A, and a piano solo by Marie Planer with a final dance. The assembly ball followed, with music by the Fickstt orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blsth
Nobert Greenwell
Billhop
Fickstt
Wilson to reply on Arabic sinking with Bernstorff talk
The German press reports President Wilson will formally reply to Germany over the Arabic sinking while conferring with Ambassador von Bernstorff. Berlin notes a new goodwill signal toward an understanding with the United States, with Washington awaiting a confidential but hopeful outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vis
London
Berlin
Washington
Ita
Hague
National Zeitung
von Bernstortts
Sommmed
Ton Merzatortf
German War Office Report From Berlin Sept 17
Official German office bulletin describes Western theatre actions in Champagne with trench attacks repulsed near Perthea and outer French positions northwest of Stack. Eastern theatre notes advances by Army of Von Windenburg near Korathich-Videy after fierce house to house fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Champagne
Perthea
Stack
Piel
Marah
von Windenburg
Bouth
Visa
Troop Movements Reported Across Bresars Front
Fragmentary report describes army actions under Prince Leopald and Field Marshal Von Mackensen. It notes districts cleared of foe and references the Southtastera theatre of wars with no new reports for Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Leopald
Tbe Bresars
von Mackensen
Marth Ot Rion
Thare
Dawe
Tigers Fight for Top Place at Fenway Park
Boston beats Detroit 7 to 2 at Fenway Park in the second game of the series. Ted Box pitched a remarkable game, holding Detroit to one hit through eight innings before tiring in the ninth. Boston leveraged early offense with James and Speaker on base, while Hunt and Dyer contributed, and Detroit struggled with control from pitchers James and Dolen as Boston pulled away in the later innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenway Park
Doston
Bert
Ted Box
Detroit Tigers
Lottee
Detroit
Tuna
Pate
Caleb
Piatrote
Sant Folte
Pod Durra
Boston
Jearty
Jamea
Doleed
Mazisted
Byr
Fenway
Part
James
Speaker
Lewis
Gariier
Barry
Hoover
Detroit Tigers Triumph In Slugging Victory
Fragmented OCR describes Detroit offense rallying behind Boland Burns and Jett Carrigan as Lewis and Hooper contribute key hits. Pitching by Lecrari and Olchamp helps steady defense with timely double plays and catches, while Veach and Crawford provide defensive and offensive moments in a back and forth game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ber
Dary
Jett Carrigan
Tucber
James
Boland
Soott
Leonard
Detroit
Lecrari
Detroi
Is ‘Surta
Tigersielding
Boalt
Cobb
Bolahd
Burns
Lewin
Gardner
Bisor
Baseball Roundup From Early American League Scores
Disjointed baseball notes report Philadelphia and Pittsburgh games with sparse player names and odd formatting. Mentions include Pete, Carter, Moghaz, Lapp, Steveland, and a doubleheader finish halted by darkness. Other lines reference New York, Pittsburgh, and unnamed pitchers and batters in chaotic score summaries.
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Aires
M. .M. Wykes
Richardson-Hunt CO
Senate
Harry Eggleston
Pena
Oylvan Park
Sureecs's
H. Spencer
LEA
Neil
U.S
Utae
Weber
Cenzen
Pleasant
Watt
Jack Binks
Texas
George Bennett
Texs
Bennett
Kathryn Bennett
of the State and Co
Yellowstone
Stats
Ste Rapid Groeth
Kirk
Santos
Omien Canyon
Maken
Wan Jones
Lloyd Kirkwall
Fred Kitchener
Vera de Vara
Wandell Pisteralé
Walter Eolipp
Bitner Haynes
Universal Postal ‘Union
Boron
Britatriand
Bept
Parte
Uolversad ‘Union
Sil
Enatire
Globe
Parsons
Ue Universal Portaberesa
al Darna
Lth
STH Ward Pipe
Independent: Meat CO
Washington ‘Ave
Tigers
Red Sox
James’ Wildness
Boorse
Burton
Dakine Gardoer
Alogied
Philadelphis—Pirst’ Gam
Peete A
Latteries
A Carter Anf Pallteeeth Moghaz and
Lapp
National
Pittaburg
Firat
Games
New York
Pittal
Dattartes
Santon, Ritter
Behup Tpe
Docin
Cooper
Obson
Ratterter
Gowdy, Whatoy, Deak and Snyder
Cousin
Eveny
Last
Thomas
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