Ball players fined by National Baseball Commission
Cincinnati reports fines levied on major league players for participation in exhibition games after the 1918 season. Fifty-one players from thirteen clubs received penalties, with amounts up to $50 for Ottawa and Montreal events, $15 for a game in Joplin, and other sums for games in Indianapolis Lenox Oval and Philadelphia and Chicago area games. The list includes notable figures such as Speaker, Gandil, and Plank among others.
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Cincinnati
National Baseball Coxeisel
Dash
Dubuc
Young
Brandage
Doland
Durce
Deus
Detroit
Mollan
Gidcooley
Numamaker
New York
Joplito
Bauman
New York Americans
Indianapolis
Megill
Mallex
Love
Alvancher
Lenox Oval
N. Y
Massel, Baker
Peckinnaugh
Bhawkey
Rixey and
Bender
Philadetphia
City education board seeks legal guidance over school election
The city board of education, after referring the end of the Fourth ward election muddle to the Attorney General, says the legislature should overhaul school election laws. It urges uniform ballots prepared by the board, protections against self serving ballots, and a second election if fraud is found. It advocates strict safeguards at the ballot box and clearer legal interpretation.
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Our
City Board of Education
Be Aches Board
Aize
Sinking of Four British Steamers Sparks Shipping Crisis
Lloyds reports from London on December 9 foretell a shipping crisis as four British steamers Danieh Aviston Conch and Fairfield totaling 2119, 2818, 6520 tons respectively were sunk in one day. U boats roam Atlantic and attack near the English channel signaling rising losses and concern for the Entente.
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Lloyd's
London
Lloy's
Bixard
Aviston
Tone
Conch
Fairfield
Atlantis
Mediterranean
Baste
English Channel
Dritish Isles
Planning an Excellent Record in State Government
Democratic leaders express confidence in early progress of the thirty day legislature session. They claim the party’s platform goals have been drafted into proposed bills and ready for consideration. Prominent party figures anticipate an early adjournment as voters recognize reforms and reelect those responsible.
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Democratic Party
Democratic
Prohibition Measure Faces Scrutiny in Salt Lake Debate
The Standard reports heated reaction to a tentative prohibition bill drawn in Salt Lake. Leaders like Leola Kennedy challenge the draft, noting Democratic pledges and fear a non strict option allowing alcohol manufacture within prohibition territory. The piece highlights party divisions and concerns over statewide prohibition amidst Utah bootlegger issues.
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Salt Lake
Leola
Kennedy
Ho A An
Thie
Democratic Party
Idaho
Utah
Prohibition Debate Sparks Statewide Law Reform Urgency
A letter urges nationwide prohibition and a constitutional amendment, arguing temperance advocates must move beyond local options. The writer cites Idaho’s success and criticizes drug use as medicine, urging Democrats and third parties to support a drastic statewide prohibition plan and a strong liquor law to close loopholes.
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Uuh
Ariona
Democratic Party
Leota
Kennedy
Idaho
Gow
Prohition
Strering
World markets mixed as copper drops lead to broader declines
New York trading turned down by reverse reports and weak export cues. Copper and steel shares fell while industrials and shipping followed. bonds declined. Sugar futures held steady with limited activity. raw and refined sugar quoted near unchanged. Omaha and Chicago livestock and hog prices showed varied gains and steady to higher tones amid light receipts. United States Steel posted record unfilled orders for November, proving strong demand.
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New York
United
Staten Bieel
Halla
Suger
Chicago Grain Market Sees Wheat Prices Downgrade
Chicago grain prices faced a decline as ocean shipping risks and railway embargos dampened confidence. May and July futures fluctuated with mixed gains and losses, while corn mirrored wheat trends and forecasts of foreign buying added late strength.
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Chicago
North America
Com
Corm
Turing
Ekerta
de Ture
Industrial Stocks and Bid Prices in Utah and Intermountain Regions
An itemized list of industrial stocks and bid prices across Utah and nearby states. Includes Sugar, Utah-Idaho Sugar, Lion Coal, Cement Securities, Utah Power & Light, Utah Copper, Beneficial Life, Deseret National, First National branches, Bank stocks, and various regional banks with bid and ask figures such as $1250, $628.85, $90, $35, $216.50, and $307.50 among others.
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Utah-Idaho
Lion Coal
Cement Securities
Urab Power & Light
Tub
Utah Cerasl
Beneficial Lite
O Ever Fresh
Ogden Packing & Vrorislon
Utah Fire Clay
ZC. M.D
National City Bank
National Copper Bank
Ogden State Bank
State Bank
Brigham City
Security State
Ealt Lake Security & Trim
FILS
Thatcher Bros. Logan
Utah State National
Guardian C. & G. Ca
Home Fire Tos
NH. J. Grant & Co
Hotel Utah Op. Co
Inland Crystal Salt
Intermountain
Layton Supar
Mountain States Tele
Bank Etocks
Commercial National
Deseret National
Deseret Savings
Farmer & Stockgrowers
First National
Ogden
McComick & 425
National Bank of Trepubiie
Utah Savings & Trust
Walker Bros
Jane Savings Bank & Trust
Bates
Davis County
Layton
First Nations
Righaca
Harriman Memorial May Be Library and Park
Reported plans for a Harriman memorial in honor of Edward H. Harriman propose a combined library and park with a gymnasium and facilities akin to a YMC A. The site could be a small park in Glenwood or a central city location, with authorities open to 1917 development and a costly but enduring structure.
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Edward H. Harriman
YMC
Glenwood Park
Atteraid
Ogies
Harri Man
Unis
Western City
Tts
Wriyl Striien
Police raid on Chinese and Japanese gamblers nets city forfeitures
A police raid on a Grant arena gambling scene led to 240 in forfeitures after Wing Howe, a Chinese gamekeeper, and several Japanese and Chinese individuals were charged. Wing Howe faced gambling charges with 100 bail. others faced vagrancy charges with 10 bail each. None appeared for trial. Two plain drunks received five day jail terms.
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Grant Arena
Herpeant Fitzgerald
Hutchins
Canfield
Moore
E. Yamada
Y. Somaki
Otoklo
Tara Oma
Wats
K. Yaugil
K. Sato
Ku Kito
Mateo
Jim Kato
Awa
Sam Kato
Ling Fay
Jim Won
Wing Hong
Gibson
Jas. Taylor
Wm. Dedma
Rerolds
Joe Moley
Pioneer Utah matron Harriet Had Brown dies at 84
Harriet Had Brown a longtime Ogden resident and pioneer of Utah died at her son Christopher J. Browns home after a stroke. Born June 4 1836 in Devonshire England she crossed with Mills ox train to Salt Lake City in 1862 and later settled in Ogden. She leaves two brothers a son seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Wednesday at 3 p.m. in the Fifth Ward chapel with interment in the local cemetery. viewing Tuesday evening and Wednesday until 1 30 p.m.
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Harriet Had Brown
Utah
Oxden
Christopher J. Brown
Twenty-sixth Street
Mrs. Brown
Devonshire
England
James
Mary Cape Hart
America
Church of Latterday Saints
New York
Christopher Brown
London
Plains
Miller
Ogden
Fifth Ward
C. J. Brown
Erndon
Fauster Manacled After Return to Evanston
Edward Pauster of Evanston Wyoming was captured Thursday evening by Deputy Sheriff George Leatham on request of Evanston authorities. He was taken back to Evanston last night by Deputy Sheriff Wyon Tembley to answer charge 194 fornia and passing 9 check for Fauster ix x. The deputies were complimented for their shrewdness in tracing Fauster's movements as he was found among passengers on train No. 67 arriving in Ogden.
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Edward Pauster
Evanston
Wyo
George Leatham
Wyoming
Wyon Tembley
Fauster ix
T. A. DeVine
Leatham
Farster
Ogden
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Christos
J.T. Rushme
Wate Ave
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Sas
Ceverys
Atibs
Aaduety
Cis
LULU
Harriman
the Store
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L. K
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Cae de
Elgin
Waltham
Hull
Smalley’s
the People’s Jewelers
25Th St
Bret Bro
Peer
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E. Z. Richardson
Ogden Pessle
Omny Sveseres
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