Licences Granted Liquor Teens and Hospital News
Licences for liquor were granted in the Harris division after judge Harris and Howell row. A hospital report notes an Idaho man injured in a wrestling incident at a Wheaton hospital, with details of the accident and patients. Also covered are updates on delegates to an International Congress, a birth, local grocery sales, a robbery report, railroad delays, and California-bound travel notices.
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Cereus
Sutban J. Harris
District Court
Harris and Howell Alting
Lo AM
W. Browntog
Eccles
Dushrod Witton
Idaho
Witoa
Whe'Dee
Funawas
Hils
Jones Coal & Ica Co
Abbot Heywood
Hi Pasa
Texas
Ax Foliowa
F.C. Kye
F.C. Kye, ©. J. Giteon
Tundley
Frank Moore
Fred @. Taylor
Dp. Carey
George A. Barry
Franchardson
Ay Ly Brewer
A. T. Wright
Morrison Osteopath
Eccleside
Berne
Mea W. Glenn
Jeare
Gladyn Fatler
Children'n Aid Grociery
Washington Market
City Clnatert
Tealne
Union Pacific
Jocst
L. E. Trowbridge
Cumberland Gap
Cavanaugh
Miesovel Pacific
Infialt Lake
Ogden
GEO A Love CO
Divorce Filing In Township Court Over Provisions
Lauretta Kingeter sues Gue Kingeter for divorce alleging neglect and failure to provide. The complaint, dated December 5, 1935, states they were married in Rep lensber 1935 and describes grounds as failure to provide in the site district routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence J. McCloskey
Joseph St. McClosker
Lauretta Kingeter
Gue Kingeter
Forest Ranger Exams Open Across Intermountain District
Government announces an open competitive examination for forest ranger on October 30 1916. Testing centers include Idaho Utah Wyoming and Nevada locations with ages 21 to 40. Pay range 1100 to 1209 monthly. appointments from exam registers as vacancies occur. district foresters and the Civil Service Commission provide details. High physical standards and dedication to forest protection are emphasized for aspiring rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. By Services Commission
Intermountain Forest Service
Idaho
Balse
Challla
Emmett
Kalley
Mackay
McCatt
Moptpetier
Oakley
Balmon
St. Anthony
Welter
Utah
Cabrism
Becatante
Kanab
Logan
Moab
Pangulich
Provo
Trebfield
St. George
Satloa
Salt Lake City
Verna
Nevada
Austin
Elko
Eli
Wyoming
Afton
Jackson
Forest Service
Banka
Forest Supervisors
Frem
Civil Service Commission
Washington
Orden Forest
Brother in law blamed for marital troubles in divorce filing
The Bullivan A Sullivan divorce case claims Margaret C Bullivan and Sichael P A Sullivan say the wife did not seek the divorce. The husband alleges his brother in law instigated the action. A restraining order seeks to halt $2000 deposited at Ogden State Bank and protect about $15,000 in assets. Sullivan says his auto remains with him and he returned $475 from his pocket. Counsel for the plaintiff say no further action has been taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret C. Bullivan
Sichael P. Aullivan
Clalea
Sullivan
Hornabe
Aulposotile
Sulllean
Bie Fotket
Ogden
Joseph Chex
Pauld I. Stine
Sugar Factories to Open Next Week in Amalgamated Co
Amalgamated Sugar Co plans to open five new factories in Cache and surrounding districts with initial plant operations starting October 3 to October 20. Estimated beet production for the season could exceed 1,400,000 tons, based on an Ogden district yield of 14 tons per acre and an average of 13.2 tons per acre. Construction crews from Shyer Construction Co. of Cleveland arrived to prepare the new plant sites, with full operation targeted next year at the main Smithfield facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Buran Company
Pield Ie
Norar
Caeten Dietricy
WII
Fred Taylor
Tagan
Leslsten
Cacho Valles
Burley
Tain Falls
Ihs
Shyer Constuction Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Smithfield
Cache County
Soxar
Plath
Amalgamated Company
Automobile Station Protest Delayed Action by City Commission
In Utah and southern Idaho area travel, Major Abbot R. Heywood’s absence led Acting Chairmanship as Miles J. Janes and Chris Figeare met. A protest against a Twenty fourth Street and Quincey automobile service station asks limits on hours and lights citing nuisance from noise and bright signs. The commission will resume Monday night with a public hearing on proposed regulations to close hours from 6 p.m. to 10 a.m. and close Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbot R. Heywood
Orden
Utah
Idaha
Miles J
Janes
Chris Figeare
Twentydith Street
Quincey
HH. H. McCool
Commission
Sunaya
Bear cub purchase proposal eyed by Ogden City officials
In Ogden City a cinnamon bear cub near Tatare is discussed for purchase for a proposed park exhibit. Commissioner of parks and public property Ailes T. tones and Salt Lake officials weigh whether the city should buy the cub for Glenwood Park next summer, citing capacity to care for it through winter and referring to a letter from Green and a note from Gustin describing the cub as female.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oeden Chy
Tatare
Ailes T. Tones
Parka
Lester Finatia
Glenwood Park
Geen
Jones
Green
Gustin
Salt Lake Spa
Orten
Mir. Jones
Tolontzer
Greek Community Courtroom Clash Over Brass Knuckles
In a municipal court session this morning three attorneys and Greek witnesses argued the case of Angel Pappas charged with assaulting George Fotopoulas with brass knuckles on July 27. Fotopoulas testified after a dispute over property in a rooming house led to a blow. Pappas was cited for trial and bail forfeited. later re-arrested after Fotopoulas sought removal and the court sought to restore peace between the two men and their associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alege
GS. Barker
Pappas
Ubeerty
Will
Charles Hollingsworth Casai
Judes W. Hi, Reed
George Foopoulas
Pappan
Jose
Vapras
Dla
Peputatico
Folopoulos
FS Peak 16 Not Ben Lomond
A Salt Lake paper notes debate between Ben Lomond and Lewis Peak as the region's highest summit. President Jaets W. Shusliff clarifies Leste Peak as the highest, with Obseratory Peak nearby. The mountains lie northeast of the city, near Pine Points and Fen Lowend. A local climbing party plans to ascend Lawit Peak tomorrow. Alhambra ads urge early seat reservations for Sunday traffic.
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Salt Lake
Ben Lomond
Lewis Peak
Jaets W. Shusliff
Leste
Oberrvatory
Pine Points
Fen Lowend
Eagles atention Dy meeting Wadmeday evenians
An event titled Eagles atention Dy meeting Wadmeday evenians will be held near hala in September. A buffet and Jasebron are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadmeday Evenians
Tion
Buffet Jasebron
Hala
Sagles
Advertiarmens
Curate case continued to October after safety zone dispute
The Curate, Franks Treighbagm, F.C. Maors and F. Keter son van Erovelt attend municipal court, but trials are postponed to October 2 as neither side is ready. Lee Kal, charged with carrying concealed weapons, forfeits $910 bail. Other defendants include J. Culley for drunkenness and fake jewelry, J. Minter sentenced for driving intoxicated, and several plain drunks given jail days. An offense on Washington avenue and Twentyfifth Street sees EK. Donaldson fined $2 for auto damage after failing to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franks Treighbagm
F.C. Maors
F. Keterson van Erovelt
Lee Kal
Tera Paine
Naytin
Mormiog
J. Culley
Washington Avenue
Donaldson
Workman Suffers Fractured Leg In Plant Accident
Charles Combe, an employee of Stewart Central Construction, sustained a fractured leg early this morning while working on the Ogden Packing and Provision plant addition. His leg was caught in a belt near conveyors, a machine was stopped by coworkers, and he was taken to hospital for treatment. Doctors report a 1 inch above ankle fracture with a shattered fibula and expect permanent damage. he may be discharged in about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Compe
Stewart Cenatraction Company
Ork
Ogden Packing and Proviaton Company
Conreyors
Combe
Ihe
Fairbanks 0 Not to Speak in Ogden Visit
Charles W. Fairbanks Republican candidate for president will not speak in Ogden during a two day tour to promote his candidacy and the Republican party. State committee decision made in Salt Lake yesterday. A reception plan was nearly complete with a committee appointed to meet the candidate at Toogo and report to Salt Lake City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Fairbanks
Ogden
Addresera
Republican Party
County
Vale
Udhris
Salt Lake
Glen Miller
Seasion
Dtr
Palrbanks
Mr. Fairbanka
A. J. McCullen
E10
Catheter
J. J. Sadduce
Frank W. Fishburn
Ramuel D. Lye
Preaton i
Peterson
T'togo
Daughters of Pioneers meet in Brooklyn for 1900s society baseball notes
Daughters of Pioneers Company teams gather Thursday at 2 30 pm for home venue assignments across multiple households in New York and nearby areas. Listings include Mrs Gadle Weel in Ky, Mrs Jenni Morrell in Montville, and many others at designated homes on Adams Avenue Washington Avenue and Twenty-second Street. A separate American League note mentions Philadelphia meetings and umpire pairings, with a brief theater listing and a Presbyterian cradle roll meeting Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters OF Pioneers
Daughters of Monvers
Gadle Weel
Company Ky
Mew
Annie Binghats
Silverdale
Jenni M. Morrell
Camp Olive
Hontaville
Srv
Willams Treseder
Compare A
Mra
William Manning
Seventh Street
Ww. T. Cortez
Company C
Mixa Mia Hall
Timnths Douglana
Art
Alice Hirooks
Adama Atenor
le Inork Watherspoon
Company FE
Henry Taylor
Washington Avenue
Hertha Eccles
Company T
Jefferson Avenue
Mabel Middleton
Roxana Pidcock
Waah- Ington Avenue
Elisabeth Joddami
Tia Hom
Margaret Brigham
Thirty-third Street
Mm. Barah Orth
George Enalen
New
T. I. Evana
Stra
Minnie Canfield
Adams Averun
Mrx
Adella Figrare
Company J
Stary
Dirs
Eleviza Leh
Annie Rohwer
H. Ffueeker
Lincoln Avenue
Washington
Michennes Pardoe
Ratlerson
Mesera
Michnich
Umphea—Connolly
Nall
Weber Academy Student Body Assembly Energizes Fans
Enthusiasm ran high as Weber Academy held a student body assembly with talks by Monard Jens of the Atmal arsorialing and Andrew Kasia from last year’s debate team. Music by the school quartet and piano solos accompanied remarks urging faithful preparation to win future honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monard
Red" Jenssen
Atmal
Soeeprune Bhorten
Glelina Neikan Nertha
Farley
Myrite Hres
Douglass Brian
Joseph Kile
Mime Fachman
John Wheeler
Adair
Monald Jeneen Tlachenom
Ealirace Bron
Piano San
Amatore Cores Fison
Vilate Jacoti
Lette Arie
Piano Polo
Virginia Stevens
Ruth Pardo
Jeneegaan
Wesber
Asgoeiatlag
Jenson
Kastux
Academy
Leak in WN City Pipeline Closed After Rain
After recent rain muddied the artesian water, a leak in the main WN City pipeline was found in the Hunterile district and shut off. Commissioner Sitlee J. Jones said the leak was discovered only due to rain, and emphasized there was no way to quantify lost water. He warned the break could have caused serious damage, but repairs prevented further issues. The rain helped expose the problem and will aid future prevention of a repeat incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elle
Hunterile
Sitlee J. Jones
Elly
Chloral Gang May Have Acted On Lower Street
Patsy Sloan, a transient laborer, collapsed on the sidewalk near Clack drug store after a suspected chloral gang incident. Police arrived within minutes with officers from the station and beat paths. Sloan, unable to speak, was taken to the station and booked for drunkenness. officers noted his guilt on the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Trenty
Patsy Sloan
Clack Drug Store
Grant Asenue
Pollés
Sloan
Wan
Toon
Dia Toler Fia
Smoot Sees Victory in East Amid Tariff Fight
Salt Lake City Sept 23 Senator Smoot declares victory in the East and middle west for Republican tariff policy. He says European war orders will hurt US factories unless a protective tariff is enacted and criticizes the Democratic party for excess appropriations. He notes ship purchase legislation cannot be enforced. Also mentions the film Her Father's Gold at the Lyceum today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Benatne
Middle
Charla BE
Hugbee
Claren
United States
Mexico
Merlin
Smoot
Benatar Smoot
Orthodox Jews to Hold Holy Services in Utah
Jewish community gathers for Yom New Year observances in Utah starting at 6:20 PM tomorrow with morning and evening services, and Friday ceremonies at 8 o'clock. Rev. Tulakoff of Los Angeles attends with members from Garland and nearby towns in Northern Utah observing the religious event.
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Hirviens
Eannéeiian
Kymm Ve. Hall
Tomas
Rev
Tulakoff
Los Angeles
Nitoate
Garland
Trighany City
Maces
Utah
Hertha Ferry Arrested for Robbery in City
Hertha Ferry, 29, was arrested after a robbery at the Twenty sixth street intersection of Wall avenue. Sergeant J F Kelliher Detective Grant Byphers and Patrolman T J Paine detained her in the Ark area following a report by construction worker Juan Wickman. The suspect allegedly took 350 from Wickman while he was held at gunpoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hertha Ferry
J. F. Kelliher
Grant Byphers
T. J. Paine
Ark
Twenty Sixth Street
Wall Avenue
Juan Wickman
Union Packie
Tle
Divorce allegations and cross-claims in Wis district court
The record details a cross complaint filed in a Wisconsin district court on July 10, 1916, accusing cruel and inhuman treatment. The defendant admits striking the plaintiff with a feather belt but claims it was playful. He asserts the plaintiff has shown discontent, nagging, and sought luxuries beyond his means, leaving him indebted about £800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Asephras
Cructty
Bimeets
Bas
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Weber County Utah
The Sheriff of Weber County Utah advertises a sale of the defendant W. W. Fife interest in land described as the south 325 feet of the north 624 feet of Lot 2 and 7, block 44, plat A Ogden City, to be held at noon on October 14, 1918 at the Weber County Courthouse in Ogden City. Dated September 5, 1918. T.A. Devine sheriff. Deputy sheriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Cache County
Brave
Utah
Gilt Edge Moller Mills
Phain- Arton
Mia
W. W. File
Weber County Court House
Ogden City
Weber County
W. W. Fife
Nebeker
Joe Ran
Platotitt
Urcen City
T.A. Devine
Ly Cuctis Allsan
Deguly
Deaths and Funerals Notices
Funeral services for Robert Gatt will be at First Ward Meeting House on Thursday at 2 p.m. Interment at Goddant Avenue. Der ack Kleineman’s funeral is tomorrow at 3 p.m. at the Ninth Ward Meeting House with interment at the city cemetery. Viewing at 3122 Usiten Avenue today and tomorrow. Arends family announces the death of a four dayald man of Mr and Mrs Johnny Atenda announced today with details pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Gatt
First Ward
Thind
Grant Atenue
Tremains Wille
Goddant Avenue
Wednesdoy
Arends
Johny Atenda
Epon
Kirkendalle
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Ender
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Erde
Mra J
Wawkinson
Irene
Brenver
Izeen
Gene
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Miss Dickson Ia
Charles 1
Bacon
Col. C. A. Pisch
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Southern Tackle
Mtam Na
Mackatates
A A. W
Wramlng
Tinton Pacific Railroad
A. I. Murphy
Steve Kingsley
Kelte J
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Wlagtow PR Ie
Igden City
JLO
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Alhambra
Eagles
Atention
CAUSA
Fairbanks
National League
Brooklyn
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Tatteries
Vaughn
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AL Postca
New York
Bhocarr
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Sage
Cady
Thomas
Myra
Krazy Kat
O'taughlin
Ulah Theatre
Tomerrow
Presbyterian
Joseph Chez
Starne
Parkes
Myrite Laman
Thia City
Mae Alida Sadler
Fred St
Neaaun Tone
Weber Academy
Orrin Johnson
Anthony
Kelly
Labia Co
Ogden ‘Theatre
East
Holy Services Ink
P. Tal
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