Boys Break Open Army Tank in Attempted Theft
A bold but failed theft attempt targeted an Army tank near the National Bank. Police found the turret door broken and the engine running as youths fled toward Twenty Fourth Street upon police arrival. One boy acted as lookout while others attempted to drive the vehicle. The tank was removed to the police station for examination.
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le Nitin
Argamie Jane
Pei
National Bank
Jonk
Tesen
Destruction of Tank Threat Raised by Local Boys
Police recount a failed tampering attempt on a tank at Madison School grounds amid reports of juveniles involved. Authorities note the act occurred under cover of darkness near electric lines, with Charles Barton stating the incident could have harmed property and people.
Carpenter Pleads Guilty in Police Court Case
J D Robinson, a carpenter, pleaded guilty at city court to a disturbance charge stemming from an early morning incident at the employm ent agency. Witnesses said he used profane language while arguing after being discharged from Sperry works, questioned his loyalty to the United States, and claimed he is a good citizen.
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J.D. Robinson
Woas
Wohin
Wvening
Tf. W. Beckett
Carpenters Union
Tovinson
Beckett
Robinson
Trobia Poaliion
Sperry
Beckett Tortoc
Hobinson
United States
Robison
Anthe Juac
Aayong Presen
Handley Found Guilty by Jury in Ogden Assault Case
Auarles T. Handley, a West Ogden contractor, was found guilty by a jury in Judge Alfred W. Ages division of the dis fering court of the charge of assault with intent to do bodily harm to a 12 year old boy. The verdict came after thirty minutes of deliberation with a recommendation for leniency. Sentencing, set for next Friday at 4 a.m., follows a high-profile incident on August 34 when Handley allegedly shot the boy after an apple-stealing episode. Exhibits included the shotgun and dried apples from the boy’s pocket. The boy testified there were five or seven shotgun pellets in his legs and that four had been removed. Witnesses included sheriff’s department members who placed Handley under arrest. The jury consisted of Thomas Budge, Thomas Newey, James Ballach, J. Saber Newman, C. Osborn, H. Jenkins, D. K. Stuart, and W. A. Williams. After verdict, defense counsel motioned to reconsider, arguing the penalty should not influence the verdict. the court denied the motion.
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Auarles T. Handley
West Ogden
Alfred W. Ages
Disfering Court of Tne
Averalion Ae Qrith
Ogden
Handley
Handley Yard
Vero Albertson
Los Angeles
W. KR. Ewmott
Sherif's Department
Thos. Budge
Thomas Newey
James Ballach
Jsaber
Newman
Eat C. Osborn
Dob Jenkins
D. K. Stuart
Willian Auiam
Watch on the Rhine echoes Liberty loan rally
A Veterans era memoir piece urges support for the Victory Liberty Loan, recounting Second Division exploits from Chateau Thierry to the Argonne Meuse. It contrasts German fears with American resolve, warns against postwar indifference, and calls citizens to back the loan to secure peace and honor fallen soldiers. A brief note on Wilson and Palmer follows, asserting prohibition enforcement and the party’s stance.
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Antewar
Germany
Heino and
Goethe
Bach
Ceeamu
Neuweld
Trier
United States
Odzeelves
Mem
Amerte
Thore Cillen
Tonaparte
France
Ithine
America
Luxembourg
Chateau Thierry
Solasons
Argonne
Saint Michiel
Argonne-Meuse
Mont Dane
Verdun
John LaJuenc
Thera
Boya
Chauleau Thierry
Boaphaly
Jericho
Iva
Watch On the Rhine
Salt Lake to Have New Candy Factory
Salt Lake announces a new candy factory costing 250000 dollars to be built at West and Third South this summer. Sweet Candy Company vice president Leon Sweet says the firm outgrew its present plant and will rise five stories or more, about 150 by 150 feet, with modern building features including automatic sprinkling devices. Read the Classified Ads.
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Mississippi River
Leon Sweet
Treaserer
The
Sweet Candy Company
Mr. Sweet
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