Weaver Bank Receiver Sues for Sixty Hundred Thousand Dollars
The receiver of Wechants Bank filed a sweeping civil suit in Third District Court seeking about 600000 to recover losses from alleged mismanagement and negligence by former presidents Harry P. Clark and John Dingree and other officers and directors. The complaint details improper reorganizations, unsafe loans, and oversized withdrawals by preferred creditors, with a criminal investigation ongoing by a district grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Op Lake, Jk
Verchanty Bank
Third Distriet Court
Stephen J1
Lynch
Esse D
Jewkes
Farmer
Wio
Harry P. Clark
John Dingree
Ctleura Anc
Bal
Ptand
Touk
Caye
Cheney, Jengen
Stolman
Directore
Deseret National Bank
Walker Brothers Hawkers
McCormick & Co
Kabkkera
Continental National Bank
National City Bank
Farmers and Stockcrawers’ Bank
Utah State National Bank
National Bank of the Republic
Utah Savinga & Trust Company
National Copper Bank
Nadlonal Bank of Ogden
Jesse D. Jewken
Miditah
S.A. Whitney
Rodney T. Hadget
Myrum Pingree
W. S. McCormick
N. IV. Clayton
M.S. Browning
R. I. Porter
A.J. Wright
Jon Spiers
Charles §. Burton
Rodger
John F. Mennet
Charles B.j Stewart
James G. McAllieter
N. T
Bank
Hermithel
John Pingree
George B. Ford
Stite Bank Carn
James FB
Al[ten Withinina Aliswaorth
Howard Aver
Ml. Lill B. Crosby
Dayton Mager Recovery Corporation
J. W. Daltin
J. 11. Johnson
Ort Kenyon Cafe Company
Winalfred Kerr
W. A. Ia. Wlmchin
Frances Merrill
jMorgan Cafe
Mable L. Neba
PW. Nicol
Parvost Dros, Company
Jolie OW. Shurtiff
A. P. Sintts
J. C. Britth
G. 8. Spader
J. FH. Stallings
John H. Stampolis
Mildrest Sterman
A. Strain
George W. Walker
H. W. Walker
J. W. Wallace
L. Wilte
Lana
A. 5. Brown
J. H. Horr
Frank A. Hammer
C.F. King
Esther 8
Ida al Lawton
R. W. Juttle
ThomasClatchey
D. Jo
Wo Oye
March
John W. Staie
Sith , Sons
W. H. Stout
Frumkin 1
Smith
Carlo van Tello
Universal Metallic Tie Company
G. J. Canffiet
Chapdolain Drag Company
Edward J. Mar Yreus
L. S. Moore
Newman Sheet Metal Works
J. A. Quealy
W. E
J. K. Baraff
BJ. Araberg
Quincy Land & Lease Company
Rc, Bognown
Caroline Seymour
L.A. Skeen
Cortez Farm
Fred G. Heath
Sarah Kahn
Wollington Town
T. BE. Wood
James L. Chesbro
Utah
Concreta Pipe Company
H. G. Garff
The
Silk Shop
Railroad traffic in the region improves sharply
Regional Director Yale Notden reported to Director General McAdoo that loading of livestock grain and coal rose notably. Livestock cars up 7.2 percent, wagons 15.5 percent, grain 16.9 percent. California and Colorado fruit handling arrangements succeeded. In October 116 fruit cars operated from California.
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Ills Terriory
Yale Notden
McAdoo
Willian Sproule
California
Tolorado
Authority Questioned In Mid-Continent Rail Operations
The report discusses 4015 cers to My Meson triver and Chicago with sevenne nth 39. B per wan AU fenit epochs, noting conservative operations and a fatal death. It outlines oil traffic wing and Santa Fe trains, totaling 586 trains with 1h,973 euro and an average 47 cars per train. Santa Fe handled 94 trains averaging 30 cars per frei. Winter fuel supply outlook improves since fall of Wath, with stocking at extended levels. Officials say rail administration views fuel transport reliability with serenity, predicting no fire risk from freight movement disruptions.
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Chicago
Elie Wes
Mid-Continent
Santa Fe Road
Wath
Reguart
Routing Freight At Ogden Gateway
During October the Bailing Dos plan was inaugurated at thirty three stations in the region, yielding a weekly saving of 527 cars and total regional car savings of 4,251 per week. The plan aims to improve efficiency and nationwide movement of freight, with 7607 cars hauled for October totaling 1,230,598 miles. Eastbound traffic from Southern California shifted to Los Angeles & Salt Lake, while reverse moves from Southern California used different routes. Track pairing between Denver and Wo Grande, and between Western Pacific and Southern Pacific near Winemuca to Walla began, with consolidation talks near Galt Like Provo Ogden expected to save 340,990 yearly. A new time table for the Southern Pacific is being prepared in San Francisco.
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Siiover
Hs Region
Central Western Region
Male Holden
J. C.K
Malens
Southern California
Southern Pacific
Ogden
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Western Pacific
Bit Lake
Provo
Denver
Wo Grande
Langford Reappears in Salt Lake After Health Roll Call
Langford and companions entered Salt Lake City after obtaining required health certificates. A warrant for arrest had been prepared but not executed as details remain unclear. Detectives investigated the breach of entry and questioned officers Wheelwright and Nelson as part of the inquiry.
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TH. A. Gomsford
Cyder
Wheelwright
Nelson
Mobile
Salt Luke
Jenson
Mavern
Annual Meeting of the Canner Association Held
The Cannery association held its annual meeting yesterday, detailing a program of discussions on business growth, farm impacts, and the overall welfare of workers. Rules and arrangements were outlined by President Constino.
Hospital visitor Ay Fort Sheridan Hospital
A. W. Chez, sister in law of attorney Joseph Chez, elected hospital visitor for Fort Sheridan Beclamation Hospital, to serve on the Pullout Christian Temperance Army executive committee. Mrs Chez plans to entertain men, write letters, read, and provide comforts with supplies from supporters, aided by W C G Us.
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Msgs
A.W. Chez
Joseph Chez
Vaden
Fort Sherind
Antonny Beunston
W. C
Chea
Russia
Oxdon
Box Elder Farm Bureau Highlights Local Projects
Box Elder County farm groups report progress on small yet notable efforts including seed rejection and soil fertility, led by J. P. Burton of the local bureau. He speaks with Weber county Farm Bureau’s W. O. Thomas and elite bureau president D. J. McKay, who commends the county for its strong activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Elder
J. P. Burton
Harding Heads Utah Freight Office to Oregon Post
P F Harding chief clerk of the raffle office of the Utah Idaho Central railroad has departed for Portland Oregon to take duties as representative of the Oregon Short Line on the northwestern freight bureau committee. Harding came to Ogden two years ago from Salt Lake City where he had been employed in the general offices of the Oregon Short Line.
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P. F. Harding
Utah-Idaho Central Railroad
Portland
Ore
Oregon Short Ling
Northwestern Freight Bureau
Harding
Ogden Alwat
Salt Lake City
Oregsp
Short Vane
Red Cross Livestock Sale Aims To Raise Five Figures In April
A livestock sale for the Red Cross is planned in North Salt Lake during the first week of April. About 1500 head of cattle will be sold to fund postwar relief efforts. A statewide committee of five members from each county leads the effort, with proceeds expected to reach around $100,000. Also noted, a London update reports afterwar work for young women in mining and mill operations with training in bookkeeping and shorthand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
North Salt Lake
Atock
London
Fmm
Ore Redly
Lonton Ravily Council
Onch
Clannes Arn
Airis
Insecticide Price Reductions Promoted by U S Food Board
A government led effort under the United States Department of Agriculture seeks to reduce insecticide costs through coordinated talks between the Food Administration and manufacturers. A board representative has organized conferences and supported initiatives to supply more affordable insecticidal materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agricuitire
Food Administration
Hasel
Price Reductions Prompt Move by Food Administration
A reads as an outline noting activities of the food administration with department aid, reporting price reductions from 12 to 16 cents to 9 1-2 cents for shipments, and an anticipated further cut. It mentions Paris green and lead arsenate as insect control agents, with expectations of further reductions to consumer prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalun
Uke Prodbeer
Shipmienth
Paris Green
Juvenile Court Appearance for Spann Proceedings at Pacife Count
In a juvenile court proceeding before Judge Lunia on the Pacife count, Spann was warned by Judge Roberts via preliminary loaring. Sergeant A. J. Tene sen states that Spann has long troubled his community and once attempted to steal a valuable automobile from an Ogden resident.
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Lunia
Spann
Roberts
Hstelet
A. J. Tenesen
Iwen Wiley
Érlitt
Ogden
Boys Allegedly Enter Jewelry Store Theft Case
Earl Span, 12, and another boy from California, allegedly aided by access through a side passage, entered Uw Sorenson Jewelry store Sunday night December 2 and attempted to steal about 150 in jewelry while left unsupervised at the house. The report notes the youths’ ages and alleged motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Span
Uw Sorenson Jewelry Store
Mr. Borenson
California
Ted
Mr. Sorenson
Warning by Jews in Amsterdam on Turkish rule
Dec 31 report from The Hague warns against a rumored plot by Jewish leaders to influence American opinion in favor of Turkish withdrawal. The bureau cites plans to exploit entente tensions for political gain and declares support for a Zionist path to an independent Jewish state separate from Turkish protectorate pressures.
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Amsterdam
Hague
Hialyt Nahin
Niesin Naziah
Trigoo
Constantinople
Wiel
America
Cael
Oke
Roosevelt Honored by Japanese Red Cross Decoration
Former President Theodore Roosevelt has been invited as an honorary member of the Japanese Red Cross. With the emperor's explicit approval he will receive a Red Cross decoration.
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Orio
Roosevelt
Faminese Red Cross
Charges Withdrawn in Omith Chat Case
Attorney B Dobbar told Judge Truberta that a withdrawn charge related to Roy Lowe and Master Sally was dropped due to lack of evidence. The other charge accused them of possessing intoxicants. Ruth Was HL reportedly planned to plead guilty with the defense. Judge Roberto set a penalty of $100 or 50 days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wstilel
Dobbar
Truberta
Roy Lowe
Sally
Deputlex
Blackburn
It Trollingsworth
Cotton Production Totals for 1918 19 Season Revealed
Washington December 11 The total U S cotton production for the second of 1918 19 will reach 505 622 00 pounds not including linters and equivalents to 11 700 000 bales at 506 pounds cross weight The department of agriculture today announced in its final report of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Department of Wericulture
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Sivis Heller
Dundee
Coma Sy
Hudson Ave
Alhambra Theatre
Owen Bennett
Kolchak
Omak
All-lugala
Kaletiak
Ceorcy
Kalehak
Ogden Gateway
Langford
Fort Sheridan
Farm Bureau OF
RED Cross
Mambera
Denver Consolidated Block Exchange Aes En Gaakare Sey
Agora
Wineer & Cd
Biockarahere
Bengira Duilding
Belgns
Price Coy Mallee
Department Hut
Devon
Washington Ave
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