Six Women of Ogden to Serve on Municipal Jury Monday
Weber county will summon six women as the first female jury in a Weber court. The panel will hear the state’s case against Ann Eliza Bremer for allegedly selling whiskey to Mike Sullivan on November 28. Judge George S. Darker will preside in municipal court. County Attorney Charles Farr ordered the jury. Constable Tom Cunting will serve. Officials say a women jury ensures absolute justice. Bremer's counsel argues the case may be a frame-up influenced by the complainant’s personal spite.
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Mike Bullivan
George S. Darker
Charlen Farr
Tom Cunting
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Breiner
Telegraphers Win 8 Percent Raise From Southern Pacific
Ogden reports reveal that Southern Pacific telegraphers reached amicable agreement over pay, with an 8 percent increase slated to take effect January 1. The dispute centered on a proposed 15 percent rise, and conferences in San Francisco concluded with a settlement affecting about 6000 telegraphers.
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Avidio
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Draft Cases in Supreme Court Unfold Across States
The Supreme Court opened hearings on draft cases from Ohio New York Wisconsin and Minnesota challenging the selective service act. Plaintiffs argue the law violates constitutional rights by impeding political religious liberty and equal protection while delaying responsive duty.
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Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Supreme Court
Naive Inquiry in a Comedic Kitchen Exchange
An experienced housewife scolds a naive inquiry about steak costs, while a younger Mrs. Torkios laments price comparisons and questions ordinary fare.
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Torkios
Warning Against Money Inflation Campaign by War Finance Leaders
The Minnesota address warns that paper money inflation cannot fund the war as shortages of men and materials loom. Speaker Frank A. Wiorlerip urges reliance on augmented labor and existing assets, arguing inflation harms security values and that government needs must be met by actual production and proper financing. He cites corporate securities and labor costs as drivers of prices, urging restraint on money printing.
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Frank A. Wiorlerip
Amen
Willy
Dillon
Cameda
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Incomplete note on inflation impact to corporate finances
A fragmented remark notes that elusionary incomes in a period of credit expansion are understood but questions whether inflation and rising prices would affect many corporations financially more than in the past. The text then mentions Mr. Vanterlip leaving for Omaha where he is to speak tomorrow.
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Vanterlp
Omaha
Gladys Leslie Stars in It Happened to Adele at the Cozy
Gladys Leslie headlines the Union Orchestra presentation It Happened to Adele at the Cozy tonight and tomorrow, promising a lively stage showing from the familiar performer.
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Gladys Leslie
Adele
Union Orchestra
British reversal to be probed in Commons debate
In London Dee, the British government will investigate the rumors about the Tirileh revenue in the Camoral salient. Chancellor of the Exchequer Bonar Law told the House of Commons that government information says rumors of Cimbral operations are greatly exaggerated and no decisive action is planned.
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London
Dee
Andrew Donar Law
House of Commons
Boner Law
Unclear Telegram Reports In World Raid Details
A Berlin telegram states one of four machines in a British raid over Esch and Luxembourg was planned by an American. The report adds American expeditionary forces participated and a primary suspect may have been an American in British or French service.
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Conarelion
Meral Wolff
Berlin
Esch
Lusemburg
Pirmay
Spain Protests Germany Over Submarine Attack
Madrid Premier Athreemah announced Spain will protest to Germany for torpedoing the Spanish steamer Claudio, wounding several aboard. A Petrograd Times correspondent cites Bolshevik claims that the constituent assembly will bow to bread and peace and be dissolved if disobedient.
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Spanhlah Ateamship
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Halon
Country Faces National Disgrace In France Cable
A cablegram from Major Gravesr MM, P. Murphy, head of the American Fund for French Wounded, warned of an inevitable serious calamity and national disgrace in France. The message urged urgent surgical dressings and medical support, stressing the critical need for aid from the American fund. Dated December 12, the dispatch reflects dire assessments of the situation in France.
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