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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
3
War weary California soldiers wounded in the trenches travel by train from Ogden to the Leterman hospital in San Francisco. Capt Thibode's team tend them with fresh bandages and care as canteen workers bring ice cream and cakes aboard. The men express relief at nearing home.
Judge Roberts presides as health regulations on mask use are enforced in municipal court. Clerks from Wright & Sons and Last & Co refused masks while serving customers, citing asthma and operational constraints. The college opera and choir program at Utah Agricultural College face delays, but efforts continue despite restrictions.
William Kaufman and Mrs Q J Smith appeared in police court after Thursday morning arrests. Brow and Blackburn pled guilty before Judge Barker. Kaufman was ordered to pay 50 dollars or serve 50 days. Mrs Smith fined and to serve 50 days in default.
The piece centers on Roy E. Wyatt of Tremonton Utah writing while on guard in France, recalling thoughts of home, loved ones, and the war’s toll. It also notes demobilization delays, influenza deaths, and formal notices from Utah officials as troops await discharge and return home.
District inspector Western department for the MacQiet has been ordered by the War Department to proceed to San Wit Lake to take charge of influenza conditions at the university training corps. Major McCaskey is expected to arrive tonight or tomorrow to assess housing, furlough practices, and compliance with War Department criteria. Governor Bamberger’s telegram to Washington confirms the initiative and appoinment of Lt. Cy Apling to command the Utah corps.
Prominent Utah figures sign a November 30 petition urging President Wilson to press for a fair settlement of the Irish question at the upcoming Paris peace congress. Signers include Simon Banberger governor Harden Bennion secretary of state FP C Richmond and others from civic and university circles. They praise democracy and self determination, and urge support for Tre land's bid for self government.
LeRay Lowe and Mirian Smith colored people were arrested at Angelus desert sheriff’s office on statutory offenses booked and released on $100 bonds each. case cast in Municipal court with continued petition from District Attorney S. P. Dobbe. Also mentions William Jngsman and Abs 0.0.88 and visits by Dep Brown and Jackburn to Angel hotel for further evidence in bootlegging case.
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