Man Arrested in Nevada Dry Area Case Raises Prohibition Questions
Thygerd, drunk in Nevada, carried whisky toward Ogden in a railcar, prompting a new wet and dry territory dispute. He claimed knowledge of dry laws but said drinking there was illegal. County Attorney Farr suggested holding Southern Pacific responsible for transporting liquor into dry land as lawyers navigate this confusing new statute before Judge Darker.
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Ely
Net
Hynim
Utah
Mquorota
Farr
Southern Pacific
Tayford
Darker
Ogden stake outing at Hermitage draws crowds
The Ogden stake annual outing at the Hermitage drew a well attended crowd with an afternoon program of sport events. The evening featured dancing by Masters Willard Mack and Frank McConnell and Miss Loranus McConnell with vocal selections by Miss McConnell. A matinees dance for children from 2 to 3 30 drew young attendees to the dancing pavilion.
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Ogden Stake
Hermitage
Willard Mack
Frank McConnell
Mise Loranus McConnell
Misa McConnell
Forest Ranges Allow More Cattle and Sheep
The national forest ranges now provide pasture for 100000 more cattle and 500000 more sheep than ever before, due to abundant water and good weather. Officials monitored forage and water usage this season to project next year’s limits, aiming to maintain or possibly increase livestock beyond previous caps.
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Heavon
Bankruptcy Ghosts In Federal Court in Salt Lake
Salt Lake Aug 22 The Victon Ironworks 3 corporation fled a voluntary bankruptcy in federal court. Assets listed at 5025.82 liabilities 9124.99 A O Gartman president is listed as heaviest creditor with more than 16000 awarded by Third district court. The company shows 9 state and county dues and 480 for other creditors. Union Mercantile company denied insolvency and seeks jury trial. Gideon Darill of Uintah county was filed from bankruptcy yesterday by Judge Titan J Johnson.
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Victon Ironworks
3 Corporation
Voleuntary Prisilon
Yestersday
Gartman
Judemental
Utah
Salt Lake
Union Mercantile Company, & Corporation
Macreditora
Gideon Darill
Uintah County
Titan J. Johnson
George A. Rairey
Commercial club member cited in federal court over bankruptcy petition
A commercial club member faced federal court to explain why a bankruptcy petition listed many assets while he had not paid legal costs. He claimed exempt property and said he would go east for college and medical education. The court gave him months to pay all fees or the petition could be dismissed.
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T the Commércial Club
Bia
Petiton
Captain Heywood 15 Fapped Home Visit Before Duty
Captain Heywood son of Mayor and Mrs Abbot J Heywood arrives in Ogdenomotrow aboard the Overland Limited from San Francisco for a brief furlough before reporting to the officers reserve. He earned his commission at the recent training camp at the Cr eaidie and will wind up his law affairs on the coast, with a furlough of only a few days.
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John
Warning on Irrigation Water Damaging County Roads
Warning to county residents that waste or overflow water must not run onto roads. Violators will be prosecuted and required to repair damage, as mud and rough surfaces disrupt travel. County commissioners urge citizens to keep roads in good condition to reduce expenses. By order of the county commission. ITI Lo Layton, County Attorney.
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Wavis
ITI
Lo Layton
Toothacher Held To Be Responsible
The case against W. Becker, arrested last Friday for drunkenness, was dismissed in police court after Judge Marker found mitigating circumstances. Becker reportedly drank a bottle of wine to ease toothache pain. after the tooth extraction he became intoxicated, but the court discharged him.
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W. Becker
Marker
Becker
Decker
Boys Convicted in Fire Incident Hearings
Judes Barker sentenced Toland Seibold Clifard Nolliday and Roecer Reeder after guilty pleas to involvement in a fire here. The court addressed Tara driving without rear tights and warned heavy fines for violations. Fire Chief C A Grasea noted a pattern of youths delivering data to fires, with crowds complicating responses.
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Toland Seibold
Clifard Nolliday
Roecer Reeder
Judes Barker
Thno Og
Darker
tHallan
C. A. Grasea
Boys Risk Fire Hose Prank On Flooded Track
Report describes a dangerous prank where two youths sprinted over a waterlogged track as a hose with a head of water burst near, and a final boy crossed while the line lay flat claiming he did not strike the hose until it had panned over.
Motion Picture Actor 10 Serve Chicago Exemption Ruling
Bryant Washburn, a noted motion picture actor serving in the national army, was ruled exempt today after a physical examination. The provost marshal general's office cited his wife and child dependent as grounds. Secret service reports note his $5500 bank balance and that his wife, actress Mabel Forbes, had film work offers but would not negotiate while his status was unsettled.
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Chicago
Bryant Washburn
National Army
I. M. Chipperfeld
Washburn
Secret Service
Chipper
Mabel Forvert
Major Chipperfield
Washburrn
Fifteen German Socialists Released After Waiving Bail
In Yankton South Dakota on August 31 fifteen German Socialists arrested for alleged espionage act violations were released after waiving examination before U S Commissioner E T Whites. They await the next regular term of the federal district court.
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South Dakota
Yankton
S. 1
United States
E. T
Federal District Court
Prohibition Case In Ogden Ends With Fines At Wasatch
In Ogden two men named Davidson and Nash were fined 50 dollars each for transporting liquor in dry territory. A suitcase contained four quarts of beer and two bottles of whiskey, and one man carried a whiskey bottle on him. The court noted Wasatch as the source of liquor and suggested further investigation.
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Twenty Fourth Strect
Washington Sateliie
Omcer
J. H. Soule
Oficer
Tom Davidson
J. Ft. Nash
Pullty
Wasatch
Davidson
Oedep
Ideetat
Arid Son
Bush
Daritsen
Ae Wesatch
Coal Dealers Slash Prices in Chicago
The Consumers' Company of Chicago, said to be the largest retail coal dealer in the world, announced immediate price cuts from $1 to $1.80 per ton. Other dealers will follow, aligning with President Wilson's price line. The move is expected to reduce Chicago's coal price by $50,000,000.
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Ers
Chicago
Wilson
Coal Hill
The Car Era Weakens Health and Wages: A Caution
A vintage column argues automobiles harm health by reducing walking, raising blood pressure, and diminishing physical vigor. It laments rising middle age diseases, notes workers miss open air benefits, and urges walking two miles thrice daily as essential. It also includes a Q&A snippet on home temperatures and medical guidance.
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Menimunt
Chiropractor 13 Not To Testify Until September 4
In municipal court today chiropractor 13 requested a continuance of the hearing to a later date. The case was set for Tuesday morning September 4 as the attorney seeks time to study cited decisions. The proceeding is expected to attract statewide interest over the future of chiropractic practice.
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Wilts
Wills
Chirapunctura
Wrd Sra Pepaded
Railway Moves to Train Women for All Service Branches
A plan accelerates women’s training across all service branches to keep traffic moving and support railway operations. The initiative aims to expand roles and ensure steady operations during staffing shortages.
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Washington Ave
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Hoge
Wynor
Weber Canyon
Almanac
Farrele
Tee & Gener
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New York Central Railroad
Glenwood
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