Murderous cafe attack and robbery by unknown assailant
A cafe owner, William Volssens, 42, proprietor of the Utah cafe at 206 Twenty-fire street, was severely injured at 2:30 AM when an unknown man struck him with a hatchet. The assailant robbed the cash register of about $40, escaped on a moving train, and police and special detectives chased leads, with witnesses and officers on board the southbound train and a manhunt underway in Ogden.
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William Volssens
Utah Cafe
Twenty-fire Street
Palltsean
Potitseas
Northlind
Hot Springs
Lowk
Polliscud
Bio de Hospital
Sunshine
Bony
Politieas
Salt Lake
Divorce Case Between Clara Wood and Joseph Wood
Clara Wood filed answers in a district court to a suit for divorce from Joseph Wood. She denies cruelty and inhuman treatment, asserts she did not drive him from the home, and that he did not withdraw funds from the account or deny her support. She seeks custody of the minor child, $933 for support of the child, and $102 monthly for her own support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Wood
Joseph Wood
Ank
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden area
Obituaries report the death of Wilma Williams’ wife at the family home with services at the Second Ward meeting house. Included are list of survivors Teena Alimnahd Mabel Stapley and others in Utah and California with details on burial in Ogden City Cemetery. Funeral honors led by Bishop Browning and local leaders with Eagles members as bearers.
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Rona. Willams
Wilma W. Willams
Associated Farmers
Teenna Alimnadh
Mabel W. Stapley
Coauerilie
Utah
Wiliam
Lama
Weshwelog
Murl Dey Farneat
Bayless
Second Ward
George Bay
Rishon
George E. Browning
W. B. Newman
Peter Fernelius
William Rackham
Nfe
Eva Ghecketts
Chaplin at the Orpheum in Sunny Ride comedy
Charlie Chaplin appears in Sunny Ride at the Orpheum theater his newest ribald comedy where he plays a string of odd jobs from farm hand to hotel porter while pursuing a country girl The ad notes his versatile persona and the film’s slapstick appeal amid a bustling program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
Java
Orpheum Theater
Utah Ratifies the Suffrage Amendment Card of Thanks
The Utah legislature ratified the suffrage amendment to the national constitution and a card of thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and death of George Bayless. Signed by Mrs Geo Bayless and daughter, Mr and Mrs Wade, Marland, Mrs Barl Gel Geil.
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Ineas
Dla Jovi
George Baylias
Speatera
Arg Xinzera
Te Thear
Alan Ty
Geo. Bayless
Wade
Marland
Barl Gel Geil
Utah Legislature Considers Auto Safety Law Changes
Salt Lake, Sept 30. The senate met this morning and recessed to study the special committee report on the motor vehicle glass and shell law. The committee found the law stringent. representatives from the Utah Auto Association have been invited to testify. Dr. D. McKay plans a resolution to support the League of Nations. Proposals seek to amend reclamation law to broaden latitude for states under private direction. No broad sentiment to curb high living costs.
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Salt Lake
Senate
Thal
Imah Auto Association
D. McKay
League of ‘Nations
Addlers
Edison Dealers Convention Heads to Ogden Hotel
The Proudfit Sporting Goals company plans a two day Edison dealer convention at the Hermitage hotel in Ogden on October 2 and 3. About one hundred towns from Idaho Wyoming Colorado are invited with many expected to attend. A full program follows both days with transit to the canyon and a theatre party plus dance to close the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison
Heriunaga Hotel
Ogden Ranyan
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Hermitage
Yimd & Banque
Bis
McAdoo Amazed by Opponents of the League
CHICAGO Sept 29 former treasury secretary William G McAdoo and wife arrived in Chicago for a brief visit en route to New York He declined to discuss the presidential election saying it is his turn to the east He criticized opponents of the league of nations saying their statements are reckless and that enthusiasm for the league is stronger on the Pacific coast than in the east He noted his efforts to defend the league during the Liberty loans era and dismissed detractors as partisanship and misrepresentation
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Chicago
Jared
William G. McAdoo
The
Treasury
Saupiiter
Dearborn
New York
McAdoo
Linde Prema
McAdno
League of Nations
Eam
Pavule
Valeo
America
Pine League
Viaduct 10 to Be Built Over Riverdale Crossing
State road commission of Utah Union Pacific railroad and Webb county plan a concrete viaduct over Riverdale crossing near Ogden to replace a dangerous curve. Estimated costs total about 160000 with $60000 for the viaduct and $70000 for the bridge, $30000 for roadbed work. Officials of Union Pacific will discuss the project in Ogden Saturday.
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Riverdale
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Sealon
Ogden
State Road Commission
Linw
Railroad of
Fitlals
Four boys aged ten or younger start fire at garage tank
Four youngsters, aged one, nine, and two tens, were found near the WL Hf Wright & Sons garage on Twenty fourth street with a bottle of racing fluid and gasoline saturated waste. They admitted attempting to ignite the tank but offered no explanation. Firefighters quenched the flames before ignition. judge Dan Sullivan of the juvenile court reported the incident.
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Feniting & Quytt
Wright & Sons
Twentyfourth Street
Adams and
Jefferson Avenues
Dan Sullivan
Everfresh
War Prohibition Stays Until Treaty Is Ratified
In Washington a War Department statement says accident of war and demobilization end, yet wartime prohibition remains until the peace treaty is ratified. Attorney General Palmer holds war ends only after ratification. President Wilson earlier urged Congress to repeal wartime prohibition for light champagne.
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Washington
War Department
Palmer
Wilson
Congress
Victim of Riot in Omaha Dies From Injuries
OMAH A Neb Sept Victim of riot in Omaha dies from injuries. RO-EL I Hy kell shot during the early hours of the riot while traveling through a crowd at Seventeenth and Douglas Streets, heart of the business district. He is the third victim, others being Will Rows, a Negro lynched by rioters, and Lawes Young killed by police while entering the courthouse.
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Omaita
Neb
EL I. Hykell
Seventeenth
Douglas
Will Rows
Lawes Young
Hy i
Hig
Las
Dr A A Robinson Taken Seriously Ill In Provo
Dr A A Robinson was transported from Provo to Salt Lake after a severe illness. He was brought to Ordenp and admitted to Dee hospital where his brother attends him. The article also notes authorities addressing scalping of World Series tickets in Chicago.
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A. A. Robinson
Provo
Aed
Salt Lake
Orden Pnd
Staken
Dee Hospital
British Land Troops Land in Budapest Area
Sept 30 Vienna reports British forces have landed along the Black Sea coast and moved toward Budapest. The maneuver follows a trek through the region with ships and troops consolidating positions near key cities.
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Vienna
Odes Aml
Budapest
Children’s Aid Appeals for Clothing in Winter Drive
The Children’s Aid Society appeals for old clothing, especially children’s wear, as winter approaches. Donors may rest assured that all items will be devoted to relieving distress. volunteers urge liberal support and provide contact at phone number 1303.
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Children's Aid Society
Eden school board weighs stock in water project
Representatives of a proposed Eden area water supply system met the county school board to discuss selling school capital stock in the venture. The board authorized stock purchase and connecting school houses to the Low water system, anticipating no additional water needs for drinking or irrigation.
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Edom
Inns
Eden
Loasmuch
Boy Forged Checks Given Chance to Make Good
In juvenile court Afelvin Dean faced forgery and burglary charges but was found to be influenced by circumstances. Judge Sullivan noted Dean could redeem himself through continued work and allowed him a pathway to repay misused funds, with arrangements to aid him in making good on his discrepancies.
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Iday
Yielin
Industral School
Sullivan
Road Changes Planned Near Hot Springs By State
Resident Jon Lewis of the Merchants of Ogden says the state road commission will remove a dangerous curve on the state road near Hot Springs Utah. Officials of the Utah Idaho Central railroad pleas to cooperate, with work by the road commission and railroad. The Harri yards crossing is among the state's most dangerous. Improvements are being planned. A safety first coach proposal cites Farmington crossing the Bamberger tracks as a major hazard. Treaty explainer notes US Mexico dispute over a border strip and the inter national bridge at Pace, with senate discussion.
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Jon Lewis
Merchants of
Ogden
State Road Commission
Utah That Springs
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad
Harri Yards
Cneriodant
Farmington
Bamberger
Mexico Not Invited To League Faces Temporary Membership
Senator Fall warned that Mexico, not a league member and not invited to join, would be asked to become a temporary member to adjust questions. He argued the league council division opposes United States and urged that the U S would not surrender any Texas land or acquiesce to council demands.
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Mexico
Fall Wall
League
Fall
United States
Club Standing Chicago Ends of Season in League Headquaters
Chicago reports the official American League club standings at season end per league headquarters. Details list team positions and final records announced today.
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Chicago
Storing of Grain at Grand Ht Globe Plant Planned
Storing of grain at the Glee Milling and Elevator company will begin between mid and the fifteenth of November. The plan anticipates using two storage units with capacity for about 600000 bushels of wheat. Milling at the plant is expected to start in spring, amid labor troubles. Wheat to be stored will be shipped in from northern Utah and Tate. A shed adjoining the elevators for tar storage and walling is to be built at a cost of about 3 304. Concrete foundations for tracks in the shed are to be poured tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Milling and Elevater Company
Ogden
Ulaa Jand Tate
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Viking
Beomwell
Sizly Kailore
Ogden Cantern
Intersurban Taxi & Tranafer Co
Navy
Husleb EH
Floyd Miller
Miller
Patterson Avenue
A . Ogden
Stanford University
Weber Academy
Tell Ax
Ogden High School
Corey
Weber
Jonathan Apples
Wedellyer
Ewerson Hough
Yellowstone
Denver
Ole
Ohor
Allah
Western States
Clive
A. Ta Kohn
NH. Jansney
Kitl Son Laon
Hey Haye
Tripp Photo Studio
Atreet
Teedhott
Oregon C. Rigtor
Dudge
A. W. Agee
Aimet Court
Ihla
B. Stallings
Sortol
Cals
Woden Siaas
Joe Varney
Wal
Janey
District
Diiden 4
Agco
Deelstui
Eugene M. Zack
Orenad
Eccles
Dumke Floral Company
Joseph Scowerary
Tuidge AL W. Agee
COAI
All Kids
Duycom, ML
Jones Coal & Tee Co
P. A. Gysin
Metfitt Avenue
Wr.c
Ted
Tsazata
Onsdén
Tangiers
Mra
Sean Cunningham
Madison Avenue
Gowaty
Frodh
Eugene Gate and
Oertel Iness
Chaplin
Orpheumy
Baldare
Benth
House of Representatives
Searion
Judas Ratte Fleth
Geen
Atate Road Commission of
Webb County
Fulure
Riverile Road
Omaha
Scalfers
Internal Revenue
Gorden
Loop
Children's Aid
BLY Water Stock
ET Pace
Jahiel
International Bridge
New Mantua
Daredevil
Tom MIX
Mack Sennett
Literary Digest Ogden Theatre
Texas
Poul Cateaga
Hoston
St. Lous
Philadieles
Egon
Wotaare
Germany
AU Naturel
Molenanenehot
Feiner Mentone
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