Utah Supreme Court Rules City Municipal Courts Unconstitutional
The Utah Supreme Court declares the 18th law on city courts from the last legislature unconstitutional. It voids delegating city power to create or recognize municipal courts and leaves Ogden City’s municipal court in a status quo with no new statutory basis. The decision, written by Chief Justice Frick and supported by the full court, dismisses the attorney general’s petition.
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Dupreme Court
Dan B. Shields
Uteh
A.J. Horn
George 2. Sarker
Ogden
Horm
Ciairlet Atorney Dobla
Horn
F. ‘T. Hulaniski
Joho G. Willia
Darker
Ogden City
Ite City
Supreme Court
Prick
India
Bees Walt
Olden City
Theresfore
Russian Offense Drives At Galician Front
Russian troops advanced in the Cho tin region near the northeastern front of Galician taking two villages height and about 300 prisoners with four machine guns. A Teutonic counterattack near Brody failed to hold gains as Russian forces retained gains in Gallian soil. Government agents and state officials conduct inquiries while labor men face obstacles in Arizona. Governor Campbell warns of action to enforce law. US officials name new marshal and receivers.
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Phoenix
Atiz
Wiley H. Jones
Klabee
Arizona State Federation of Labor
Warren District
Thomas
Campbell
Refugee's stark tale from New York on Syria and Palestine
A refugee arriving in New York reports conditions in Syria and Palestine as the worst possible, describing widespread famine, typhus, and near depopulation. He cites lack of medicine, scarce doctors, and mass hunger among the poor, and notes relief help organized by the Armenian and Lycian committees with aid efforts continuing.
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Palestine
New York
Bam
Tietrut
Lebanon
American Committee
Anier
Funeral Held for De Saullles Yale Athlete Killed by Ex Wife
New York Ang funeral services for John L De Saulles a Yale athlete assassinated by his former wife were held at the De Saulles home. A large crowd gathered police kept the street clear as pallbearers included Dudley Field Malone William H Edwards William F McCombs and Rear Admiral Gomes of the Chilean Navy.
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New York
Ang
John L. de Sauiles
Yale
de Saulles
Dudley Field Malone
Emperor Charles thanks German emperor after Bukovina capture
A diplomatic note from Emperor Charles of Austria to Emperor William expresses gratitude for the joint military success in Bukovina. The message praises the brave troops and invokes divine aid for continued cooperation and blessings. General Von Roesen, commanding Austrian forces in Mukowina, is named field marshal. LIGERTY LOAN SUBSCRIPTION: Washington reports over 618,000,000 more than 20 percent above target. subscriptions around 83 percent of the total.
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Copenhagen
Charles of Austria
Trota
Czernowitz
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Mukowdna
William
Nakowina
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Ligerty Loan
Wasitngton
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Treasury
McAdoo
Talented Children to Be Seen in Dinges Event
Tomorrow afternoon and evening at Glenwood Park the Orden Blake Sunday schools hold their annual outing with contests and an evening dance. Special dances by Masters Frank McConnell and Willard Mack include the Highland Fling and Irish Jig. The event features a ton dance by talented children and free use of park chutes teeters and swings with fringe ward car service.
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Orden’ Blake
Frank McConnell
Willard Mack
Willand Mack
United States
Glenwood Park Ie
Outly Log
Wild chase ends as Ford crashes into Sam Woo laundry
A pushing attempt by Mat Zitto to move a Ford delivery car out of an alley triggered a wild dash across Lincoln Avenue. The vehicle slammed into Sam Woo's laundry at 2486 Lincoln, door smashed, front of the car damaged, and the chase ended when the Ford halted near the storefront as Officer H. C. Johns witnessed the crash and chase unfold.
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Sam Woo
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Zito
H. C. Johns
Federal plan to regulate coal prices and distribution
A passage describing a proposal for the full and weeping powers of control over coal prices and distribution to an administrative body of the federal government with machinery to enforce instant rule. States expected to be represented include Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Minnesota, and North and South Dakota.
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Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Minnesota
North and
South Dakota
Pioneer Engineer Viits Visits Ogden
Thomas MeHugh, a retired pioneer engineer of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific networks, visits Ogden with his wife amid stays at the Ogden Hot Springs. He recalls starting as an engineer in 1870s and teaching J A Strath his first locomotive lesson. He stresses a flawless accident record.
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Thomas MeHugh
Laramie
Wye
Ogden
Slayth
Meliugh
Ogden Hot Springs
Union Vacife Aia Southern Vacife
J. A. Srath
McHurd
Drunks to Face City Justice In Prohibition Case
Judge George Darker of the municipal court will apply new rules for drunkenness cases arising after the prohibition law. The case involves Jane Doe and a man identified as Bremer, arrested after a late Sunday night incident at a downtown coffee house. The question is whether municipal court retains jurisdiction or if state court will handle such cases.
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George 4. Darker
Washington Ave
Mme Bremer
Beck
Tren Ieftth Street
Acaze
Food Control Bill Passes in Senate and House
Washington Aug 8 the food control bill cleared final legislative hurdles at 4 pm when the senate adopted it in the form approved by the house President Wilson’s signature will make it law Immediately after the vote the senate also approved the conference report on the food administration bill providing a food survey and funds to stimulate production Senator Reed opposed the measures but said his stance was not disloyalty, arguing it would weaken the United States in the war
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Senate
Tie House
Wilson
Tie Senate
Heed
Reed
United States
Governors Attend Coal Price Regulation Conference
Chicago hosts a meeting on August 16 organized by the Lincoln Council of Defense to seek a uniform regulation of coal prices. Governors from Pennsylvania to Kansas indicated they would attend, with discussions including possible seizure of mines in Minnesota during the war to curb price hikes.
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Aug. S
Aittern
Statra
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Linola Council of Defense
State Council of Defense
Frank 0. Landen
Family Row Ends With Police Station Visit
An evening call to the podes station reports a family dispute on Ogden Avenue near Thirty-second Street. Mr Eclift and Mrs Ecluff denied any murder attempt and resolved to return home after officers mediated a tense quarrel about a razor and fears of self harm.
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Podes
Ecluff
Ogden Avenue
Thirty-second Street
Eclilt
Elu Aleo
Lawful Crowds Rally as Brow sels Bar selects leader
Brow sels lawyers unanimously elect Adolphe Mays, famed burgomaster, as president of the bar association amid wartime tension. Burcomaster Mac an detained since September 28, 1944, in Drussela, awaiting status. German air raid courage noted as a seaplane from Flushing forces disrupt Dutch waters near Westkapelle.
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Ace
Browsels
Adolphe Mays
Bar Association
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Glatz
Flushing
Holland
Westkapelle
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Geeman
Enormous US Corn Crop In July Report
Washington Aug L The department of agriculture August crop report shows corn prospects for the taming harvest at 67,000,000 bushels July, with total production projected at 3,191,090,000 bushels. Wheat declines by 25,000,000 bushels as spring wheat fared poorly, while winter wheat rose by 15,000,000 bushels. Combined winter and spring wheat production now stands at 659,000,000 bushels.
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Washington
Department of Agticulture
Lever
Judge Agee Departs for East on Vacation Tour
Judge A. W. Agee leaves this afternoon for a cross country trip with plans to visit Denver Omaha Mineola and then return via Chicago and possibly New York. He will devote his vacation to business and expects to be back before month’s end.
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Omaha
Mineola
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New York
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Busincss
Girls Skirts Warning in Army Recruiting Dodger
Ogden reports battle front recruitment flyers urging men ages 14 to 40 to join. The circular damndly appeals to patriotism, asking if readers will stand by as the country faces oppression and urging immediate enlistment in defense of the Stars and Stripes.
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United States Army
Ogden
Idaho
Utah
Wilson Blamed for China's Act at Vienna Report
Amsterdam dispatch cites Hungarian papers via Vienna alleging China’s declaration of war was the Entente’s work led by President Wilson. The move targets German and Austro Hungarian interests in China and aims to remove two trade rivals by restricting their purchases while seizing concessions and investment.
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Atatro
Vienna
China
Wilson
Confscatn
Austro German Rapital
Alps
Free Transport Disapproved by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission disapproved free transport for express metal shipments and employees of the ex-Drias companies. It held the law prohibits carriers from waiving base charges to any party, upholding public rate principles amid a broad public-interest context.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Gingham Takes Center Stage In Fashion Rush
A market buzzes as buyers hail gingham fabric as the season’s hot material. Retail chatter notes strong demand for checked textiles, seen on garments and home decor, with sellers touting quality and timeless appeal.
Burgomaster in prison in Cele city referenced
The Central News Agency quotes Lelglad Dagblad that Burgomaster Max ct Druasele is in prison at Cele, a Prussian town 23 miles northeast of Hanover. King Alfona of Spain reportedly intervened without success on the Burgomaster's behalf.
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London
Central News Agency
Lelglad Dagblad
Max Ct Druasele Te Veriously
Cele
Hanover
Alfona
Spain
Bargoraaler
Interstate commerce commission releases tentative Southwestern Class Rute findings
The Interstate commerce commission today made public tentative findings covering routes between Kansas and northwest Texas and Oklahoma as part of the Southwestern class rate study, an outgrowth of the Shreveport rate cases.
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Kansas
Texas
Bar Silver Reaches New High Amid Market Rally
The bar silver price rose to a new high around sixty-nine cents an ounce in New York trading, with strong London market activity and investor demand cited amid a broad rally in precious metals. News from Wellington and other cities notes political and local unrest, including parliamentary debates and public sermons reflecting wartime sentiments.
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