Ogden Hotel In Bad Odor Faces One Year Closure
Ogden Utah June 22. District Attorney Joseph Evans filed a district court complaint against the National hotel a leading hostelry alleging repeated liquor sales. The building is owned by the D A Smyth Investment Co with Frank Smyth as secretary treasurer. A jury Wednesday acquitted a charge of liquor possession.
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Ogden
Utah
National Hotel
Joseph Evans
Theuilding
D. A. Smyth Investment Company
Frank Smyth
Six Indictments Returned by Grand Jury in L. A. Steel Probe
Buffalo June 12 six indictments were reported by the grand jury probing the bankrupt L A Steel company. Four open indictments name Walter M Wilkins Paul F Chase Arthur J Todd and James F Nicholson while two remain secret.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Jume 12
Supreme Court
Grand Jury
L. A. Steel Company
Walter M Wilkins
Paul F. Chase
Arthur J. Todd
James F. Nicholson
Belgians Ban German Officials For Refusing Orders
A Belgian court martial at Aix la Chapelle sentenced five German burgomasters to one to two months in prison and fines from 1 666 000 to 2 066 000 marks for refusing to obey occupation orders. The Landrath of Heinshberg was jailed six months and fined five million marks for inciting resistance.
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Brussels
Aix la Chapelle
Landrath
Heinshberg
Expelled from Consolidated Stock Exchange over suspected trades
New York June 22 AP The Consolidated Stock Exchange expelled P G Stamm of P G Stamm and Company after he failed to appear before the board to answer questions about alleged fictitious trades. Expulsion follows rules allowing removal for failure to discuss financial condition.
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New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange Today
P. G. Stamm
P. G. Stamm & Company
Stamm
Board of Governors
The
Consolidated
Radiant Chapter 61 installs officers in June meeting
Radiant Chapter No. 61 held a regular meeting on June 16 with 115 members and visitors. Officers were installed by grand officers including Hazel Bachelor, Mary Shady, Ann Jane Haley, and Mertin J. Melvyn, with many members from Idaho Falls and Blackfoot recognized in the ceremony.
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RadiAnt Chapter
Hazel Bachelor
Harry Riggs
Mary Shady
Ann Jane Haley
Idaho Falls
Lou Yeung
Byra -Whittlesey
Grace Hurlbert
Mertin J. Melvyn
Salmon
Idaho
Beth Stevens
Minnie Hobbs
Mountain Home
Mary Caten
Mae Bandlin
Sandpoint
Mra
Ida Dashiel
Adah
Lois Moberly
Ruth
Jean Spongberg
Bether
Ollie Terrell
Martha
Marie Barnes
Bleeta
Mabelle Candwell
Margaret Gagan
Grand Miatron
Blackfoot
Warner
Marion Riggs
Sentinel
Robert M. Terrell
Alfred Stewart
Grand Tron
Pocatello
Hazel Ird
Jlazel Bacheler
Idaho Walls
Marvy Launsbury
Lewiston
Lula Carpenter
Grand Electa
Florence Meyers
Geo. Gagan
Elizabeth Owan
Jessie Kelly
Winchester
Moe Merchant
Mrs. Glenderman
Coeur d'Alene
Humorous Wild West Tale At Mer Rouge Stand
A man on a mountain lion rode up to a soft drink stand and ordered carbolic acid with iodine. He carried a wildcat under each arm and used a rattlesnake as a whip. After finishing, he asked for a mothball, claimed to be from Mer Rouge, and said the trouble was getting too tough there.
Prophet Mentioned Before Marriage in Purport
The man told his fiancée he would rather be with her in purgatory than in paradise without her. He says he was more of a prophet than he realized. London Premier Baldwin reported in the House that France had not replied to Britain’s note on reparations and the Ruhr occupation.
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Galoot
Purgatory
Paradise
London
Baldwin
House of Commons
France
Ruhr
Guerard Embezzlement Charge Dropped in Klan Case
In North Carolina, W V Guerard king Kleagle of the Ku Klux Klan faces no trial for embezzling 16000 dollars of Klan funds after a telegram from Paul Ethridge of Atlanta advised the case was under a former Imperial Wizard the witnesses for prosecution were not available.
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Raleigh
N. C
W. V. Guerard
King Kleagle
Ku Klux Klan
North Carolina
W. F. Evans
Paul 8. Ethridge
Atlanta, Ga
Simmons
Evans
Understanding Gear Ratios and their Car Impact
The article explains gear ratio as the relation of teeth between gears and shows how to compute overall reduction from crankshaft to rear axle. It notes transmission and rear axle ratios in autos, with examples like 4 to 1 versus 3 to 3, and discusses implications for speed and power.
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Automobile Digest
Toll Call Mystery: $257 Charge Clears After Review
A Memphis billing clerk nearly fainted at a $257.55 toll for a New York call lasting an hour and forty one minutes. Investigations showed the line was to New York and the chain store manager, who ordered the call, wrote Southern Bell praising the exchange as satisfactory and avoiding a costly trip for clarification.
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Memphis
Tenn
New York
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Telephone as Faster Channel for Business Deals
The passage argues that long distance communication via telephone is the quickest and most efficient method of conducting business. It highlights that telephone conversations replicate face to face talks and allow immediate settlement of all transaction details.
Why is it called shipment in a car and cargo on a ship
The question explores usage differences between shipment and cargo across transport modes. It notes common terms in logistics and hints at historical naming conventions for goods moved by road versus sea.
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Literary Digest
Not Too Perfect Dialogue from Boston Transcript
A humorous exchange where a daughter tells her father she does not smoke drink gamble or swear. He replies he did not want her to marry a perfect man but that she would be a good liar enough to do so.
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Boston Transcript
Times Do Change Marriage Vows Now Favor More or Less
A brief note observes shifting wedding vows from classic for better or for worse to modern phrasing for more or less, reflecting changing social norms and language in matrimony.
Esau Loses Blessing Over Sale of Heirship
The exchange centers on Esau trading his birthright to Jacob for a meal. Johnny questions the idea of flying machines in ancient times, prompting discussion about historical plausibility.
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Esau
Jacob
Johnny
German coal exports halt to Italy and Holland
Report from German quarters says coal exports to Italy and Holland have stopped since France seized the last railways usable by Germany for such shipments.
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Easen
Italy
Holland
Handcrafted Screwdriver From Shoe Button Hook
A shoe button hook can be repurposed into a handy screwdriver by cutting off the hook end and shaping it to fit small screw heads. The tool is tempered to resist breaking or twisting and suits ignition, carburetor, and electrical work around automobiles.
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Automobile Digest
Family Talk Reveals Marital Reflections
Dialogue shows Morris admitting a foolish marriage misstep and Mrs. Morris noting she hoped for improvement. The brief exchange captures a candid moment of strain and sentiment between spouses.
Drunk Again and Near Collision Sparks Trial Claim
A man recounts a near accident as a judge questions whether the driver was intoxicated and misidentified twins as obstacles. The autoist admits seeing the obstruction but misjudged the situation, leading to a contested incident.
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Judge
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