Frank Stopka Held Under Bond
Frank Stopka the young man arrested for attempting to burglarize room 204 Arlington hotel last Saturday was arraigned in municipal court this morning. He faces third degree burglary a felony and must be tried in district court. After a judge explained the preliminaries Stopka waived the preliminary hearing. He is a boy who recently passed his eighteenth birthday and has drawn police sympathy with his hardship story. He was bound over in district court with a $300 bail. E W Greenwell received three suspended days for driving without a rear light claiming the lamp was out after a bump.
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Arlington Hotel
Hoe
G. S. Darker
Brooke
Jie
Bropka
Oficera
Tie
Daleet
Chiropractors Targeted for Closure in Utah Enforcement
The state moves to enforce existing laws against chiropractors in Utah, aiming to stop diagnostic and treatment activities by unlicensed practitioners. Governor Bamberger backs strict action as the medical board refuses to license chiropractors, citing disparities in training and the rise of the profession. Prosecution and possible wholesale arrests are anticipated as authorities seek to curb what they call drugless healing.
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Board of Medical Examiners
Simon Bamberger
State Board of Medical Examiners
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Malihoam
Chiropractic School Sre
Iaat Sr Salon
Dan D. Shields
Huva
New Century Printing Company Catalogs and Work Ad
Provo printing firm advertises catalogs blank books and other print services.
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NEW Century Printing Company Provo
Prehistoric Ruins Described by Andrew Kerr in Utah
Andrew A Kerr of 2247 Monroes avenues returned from southern Utah with archeological finds for the University of Utah and the Smithsonian. The mound measures 210 by 187 feet, nine feet high at the apex, with thirty dwellings and four kivas. Artifacts include bone tools, needles, rings, beads, and a stone axe, plus three adult and infant skeletons. The expedition plans another trip to the region next summer and a Harvard return for further study.
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Andrew Kerr
Andrew A. Kerr
Monroas Avenues
Utah
University of Utah
Kerr
Nef
Judd
Satt Leake
Smithsonian Institute of Washington
University Museum
Salt Lake
Smithzonian
Pacific Ocean
Ekinn
Inga
Harvard
All but five men selected to meet Ogden quota
Ogden district board certifies 27 of 32 men for the new army with 16 exemption claims granted on dependent and alien grounds. Names include Weber Scowerett Jr and George Lowe Abbull. County board reviews exemptions as final list expected late afternoon.
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Ichty
Weber Scowerett Jr
George Lowe Abbull
Lung Mong Bong
George William Sargent
Henry
Joseph Meyers
Domina Nebalrre Deconse
Leslie Clement West
Foresty Taddel
Solomon J. 8. Gants
Alvin Welborn
Dany
Willing L. Noble
Cyril David Jenkins
Atle
Peter Rem
John Denfrance
Melvin Frank Krows
Gmrer
C. Thoman
Robert Ab Ma Rose
George Lane Abbott
Walter Thureton
John Thomas Fisher
Fred James Temes
Harold W. Stone
Hows
Ard Elsberry
Alexander Wheelwright
Peter Vag Ater Kool
Sonal Yamaguchi
George He Wittmeyer
Frederick William Bremer
Robert William Wan Dyke
Nobork Yamaguchi
Dave Wangix
Albert Frederick Maker
Tokieh Miyagishimi
Finances of the City Departments and Payroll Totals
City Auditor A F Larson reported August payrolls totaling 3609 dollars 62 cents with 378 dollars 75 cents for Parks and Public Property and 3230 dollars 87 cents for Streets and Public Improvements Waterworks payrolls stood at 383 dollars The Police billed 3 dollars 75 cents for carpenter work The dog tax collector reported 13 dollars 50 cents in taxes 15 dogs impounded and 13 killed The report was ordered filed plus warrants to cover these amounts Also note Canada New Brunswick teachers teach canning to clubs in the province.
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A.F. Larson
Department of Parks and Public Property
Department of Streets and Public Improvements
Fed Water Supply Department
Police
Sen WM King HS Given Ogden All Opportunity
The distribution of federal appointments to Utahans is praised for Senator WM King. William King is credited with influencing appointments including a farm loan bank appraiser and others, while Judge James A. Tiegell is named a judge advocate. The note urges appreciation from friends and the people.
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WM King HS
Ogden Allopport
William HS King
Qeden
S Smith
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Wieland DP. Ettis
Xgine Bank
James A. Tiegell
Peante
Wife Sues for Divorce Relief in Dudlin Case
Nancy J. Dudlin files for divorce from Hezekiah Dudlin alleging his failures as a husband. The defendant answers denying the claims and dispute over the marriage breakdown.
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Emiscomplatoe Fm
Hezekiah Duta
Nancy J. Dulin
World markets drift through thin early session
Trading opened with war stocks and equipment shares under moderate pressure, several industrials slipping one to two points. Sugar and metals showed mixed to firmer moves while rail and union stocks pulled back. Liberty bonds traded around 99.90 to 99.96 amid a broad market unevenness.
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New York
United Bratea
Great Northern
New York Central
Delaware & Hudson
Neading
Union Packie
United States Steel
Liberty
Fruit Prices and Market Terms from Fort barley Notes
Fragmentary OCR lists fruit items and prices with references to Fort and barley terms. Mentions watermelons cantaloupe apples cherries peaches pears and grapefruit with scattered prices in cents and dollars. Context suggests a market or retail price list with uncertain formatting.
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California
Chicago grains and hogs slide as markets wobble
Reports from Chicago show mixed grain movement with corn prices easing while wheat slipped below two dollars for the first time in a downturn. Hog prices dropped further with receipts near four thousand, and cattle and sheep markets were uneven though overall steady.
Salt Lake Stocks Climb As Market Shows Modest Gain
The Salt Lake stock and mining exchange saw improved trading with a generally firmer tone than yesterday. Notable activity included Columbus trading around 1.65 to 1.80, Mammoth declaring a 25 cent dividend with books closing September 1, and strong sales in several wells and consolidations, while key prices for Albion and other miners fluctuated amid overall optimism.
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Salt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Albion
Neller
Resall
Hart
Steek
Clore
Columbus
Alchigan-Utsh
Salen
Tar Daby
yMammoth
Exaima Copper
Cantiz
Ask
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Adam Supac
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24Th St
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