Four Men Alleged the Suckers Arrested in Ogden
Four men arrested in Ogden by special agent Jean Rane of the U S department of justice are held by county sheriffs. The suspects, Heinicke 20 of St Louis Weaver 21 of Edmond Ohio, Tristan Weaver 23 of Piedmont Okla and Benjamin Franklyn 19 of Saline Mo, are believed deserters from the draft with uncertain ages and backgrounds. They were nabbed at Washington market and Slade Transfer Co. and claim registered in home towns but lacking certificates. Heinicke’s German birth certificate raises questions of prior investigations. Federal authorities will determine their status as potential enemy aliens or draft evaders. England and Wales plan to break 9 000 000 acres for corn in 1928.
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Ogden
Jean Rane
United States Department of Justler
Sherif
I. Helnicke
Ace
Grimag
St. Louis
Alexander Weaver
Edmond
Ohie
Tialelch Weaver
Piedmont
Oklo
Benjamin Franklyp
Saltetury
Franklyn
Cty
Nawleich
Washington Market
Slade Transfer Company
Frantlyn
Ulateh
SS Louis Publishing House
Bis
Heinicke
Lyman
Wye
Chiropractor Defines Attitude Toward Medical Prosecution
A Utah chiropractor argues the medical statute was not meant to affect chiropractic practice. He contends the 1931 amendment targeted monetary competition, not licensure, and questions applying old law to a growing health field. The piece frames the debate over defining medicine and protecting patients without stifling beneficial chiropractic care.
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Supreme Courts
Utah
Sixteen Candidates Filed for Ogden School Board Election
Appeals from the detachment of the local arate board for Ogden city have been filed by sixteen men whose names were certified to the district board by the focal board. They are Jefferson Kelcey Scott Hiddo Veter Van der Kool Heber Scowerins Sr Keary Joseph Nevers Lestie Clement Weat Foresto Taddel Robert G Cole Alrin Wilbore Marty Joseph Parsons George Jamek Wood George Charlier Fowera Holley Deeley Jacobs Thomas White Grargn Andrew Dergstrom John Eldred Nicholas Charles L Bacon
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Arate Board
Ogden
Distriet Board
Focal Board
Jefferson Kelcey Scott
Hidde Veter van der Kool
Heber Scowerins, Sr
Keary Joseph Nevers
Lestie Clement Weat
Foresto Taddel
Robert G. Cole
Alrin Wilbore Marty
Joseph Parsons
George Jamek Wood
George Charlier Fowera
Holley Deeley
Jacobs Thomas White
Grargn Andrew Dergstrom
John Eldred Nicholas
Charles L. Bacon
Veterans to Watchmen on Union Pacific employment
Veterans of the Civil War dominate the workforce along the Union Pacific lines east of the Missouri River. At the national Grand Army of the Republic convention in Boston, a resolution was adopted urging Union Pacific for action benefiting veterans and soldiers employed in the railroad work.
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Union Pacific
Missouri River
Boston
North Ogden Residents Across Town as Apricot Peak Nears
Aug 25 North Ogden note describes apricot and tomato harvests, shipping plans, and regional preparations. Mentions Mrs Earl Chadwick remaining in Idaho visiting sister Mrs Julius Campbell, Ette Daniela hospitalized after a July 5 horse accident, Joseph Statey convalescing, Mr and Mrs Joseph Fields visiting from Amgon Idaho, and Ellis visiting Tahoe. Ed Marshall a local shipper returns from Idaho trip. Mr and Mrs Charles H. Norris at home with newborn daughter. Hazel Jones returns to Flyby Idaho, Silsslate Blorer escorts. Clarence F Johnston, son-in-law to Maylocks, recovering after Idaho Falls operation.
Gold Shipped to Japan by Millions
New York August 25 report says the sub-treasury sent 46 million dollars in gold by telegraph to San Francisco for export to Japan. It notes this as the largest single withdrawal, with the movement gaining momentum over three months and total transfers estimated at from 54 to 60 million dollars. The piece also mentions wage gains totaling 1.5 million dollars in April per labor department statistics.
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The
United For Sub-Treasury
San Francisco
Japan
Canners Win Montana Freight Rate Decision
Utah canners and Montana shippers won an Interstate Commerce Commission ruling setting the Utah to Montana rate for canned goods at 40 cents per 300 pounds. The decision requires the railroad to reimburse shippers the difference from prior higher rates during the pendency of the action, with an estimated total still to be determined. Utah cannery agents and union Pacific discussions preceded the ruling, which is expected to lower rates for other industries as well.
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W.d. Parker
Ogden
Interstate Commerce Commission
Utah
Ninte
Mont
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Bette
Montana
Parker
TB. L. Winchell
Union Pacific
Butte
Aterstate Commerce Commission
Warker
Saltah
Utaha
Austrian 13 Arrested for Bootlegging
Austrian Tay Rukavils was arrested at 6 30 p m last night at 2668 Wall avenue and charged with bootlegging. Deputy Soule swore out the complaint as deputies Wootton and West raided the place. Rukavilia is held in county jail with bond set at 509 dollars not furnished. Officers found two gallons of wine a bottle of whiskey and two beer bottles. Evidence of a thriving business was seen in many empty beer bottles.
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Tay Rukavils
Wall Avenue
H. Soule
FH. H. Wootton
Ray West
Rukavila
Jair
Classified fragment with ad errors and torn details
A damaged classifieds snippet mentions wanted to buy and rent notices. It references a Pennsylvania steel unit capable of rolling very large plates and notes transport limits on American railroads. Partial contact hints include phone-style digits and scattered address fragments.
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Pennsylvania Steel
Explosion and Incendiary Act at Mare Island Navy Yard
Officials released a summary of the Navy inquiry into the Mare Island explosion of July, declaring it deliberate rather than accidental. The study by the Bureaus of Ordnance and Navigation and the Judge Advocate General found no hampering instructions and identified unknown perpetrators, with exact methods kept confidential. Further investigations aim to identify those responsible and to determine how the magazine was destroyed.
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Washingtos
Mare Leland Navy Yard
ANLAR
Dangle
Bern
Daniels
Bureaus of Ordnance and Navigation
Navy
Atcheth Desee
Summons and estate notices from Weber County Utah 1917
The document includes a 1917 Utah summons in a divorce case between Grace Gardner Baugh and Howard H. Baugh, with first and last publications listed. It also contains notices to creditors for the estates of Cora B. Britton and Joel Clifford, detailing filing deadlines and attorney information, plus brief local notes on banking practices, artificial rubber research, and a 105 year old farmhand.
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District Court of
Weber County
State of Utah
Grace Gardner Baugh
Hohard HH
Baugh
State of
Utah
Grace Cardoer
District Court
Second Judicial District of
Snd
Weber
Cora
B. Britton
First National Tank Building
Ogden
Pauperium Rates Across Irish Towns Revealed by London Board
London board of trade returns show pauperium per 10 000 population for trading Irish towns. Belfast 82 Shibtin 270 Cork and Limerick 284 Galway 127. The figures highlight regional disparities in poverty levels among major ports.
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London Board of Trade
Belfast
Shibtin
Cork
Limerick
Galway
Glassy terms of obscure industrial process in US history
Fragmentary OCR notes describe retin jing and smelting of drosarcs and acrap jmrtals in the United States. The text claims activity is concentrated in the territory east of the papacaleet and along part of the Ohio river.
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United States
Ohio River
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