Men fined for taking liquor from cars in Ogden case
Jamen Sirpey, 11, Gilbert and Ben Johnson, all employed by Ogden Anton Hailway Depot Company, pleaded guilty to taking a quantity of Halleys from a box car on December 18. They were fined ten dollars each plus costs. Prosecutors described the act as foolish but noted its low level of severity. a harsher punishment could follow if repeated. Det J J Hobson and Special Agent Candon testified. attorneys for the defendants occupied the case while defendants admitted guilt. The incident occurred near the Santa Spirit, and the defense stressed prior good conduct. Also showing at the Cozy was Shirley Mason in The Awakening of Ruth and William Duncan with Carol Hallaway in The Fighting Trail.
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Anton Hailwiy & Depot Company
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Candon
Shirley Mason
Ruth
William Duncan
Carol Halloway
Berry Preliminary Hearing Set For Tomorrow
Frank Berry proprietor of the Royal Daubctry academy faces a preliminary hearing in Judge Turker's municipal court on a single count of assault leading to injuries to his divorced wife Harriet Terry. Berry is at liberty on $4000 bond. Attorney Charles Farr will present witnesses. Mrs. Berry will not attend due to injuries.
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Royal Daubctry Academy
Harriet Terry
Warrow
George
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Berry
Charles Farr
Tontes Mrow
Calva Terry Hit
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Tohilman
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Puzzling Case at City Exemption Board in 2606 Washington
Registrant Paul Shipka, described as Austra Flungarino, puzzles clerks at the city exemption board. The inquiry, labeled Amstria Flungary Lepton, involves order 174 and number 2376, with the question remaining unresolved.
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Washington Avenue
Paul Shipka
Pan the Raster
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Deserter Kept at Fort Deserter 16 Returned
Deserter Fort Douglas soldier Kemper was arrested Sunday for liquor law violations while on furlough. Sheriff Peterren had him brought to county jail as his four day leave ended at 2 80 Monday morning.
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Goldier
Fort Douglas
H.C. Peterren
Motorcycle and auto stolen near theater in Pant Garberm
M Burne reports the loss of an Oldsmobile and a motorcycle in separate incidents. The car disappeared last night from in front of the Albatross theater on Audscitte Pant Garberm 454 Twenty fourth street. In the morning a motorcycle was taken from in front of the Carey nogie Murrry on Flounda frond.
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Albatbra Theater
Audscitte
Pant Garberm
Carey Nogie Murrry
Organized Tanners and Skin Importers Association Forms
An organization for tanners and skin importers titled the National Association of Tanners and Leather with aims to unite importers nationwide, promote cooperation, and support wartime activities. the report notes renewed efforts to recruit members as part of the program. The narrative includes unrelated sea tale fragments about a weathered captain and a ship’s crew.
Drivers of autos to be arrested for passing cars
In municipal court this morning a man was fined $10 for violating speed ordinances after admitting 30 mph while delivering a motorcycle. Special Officer Johns arrested him yesterday on Wallant Twenty-fourth street amid a crackdown by Officer Willan Bick who announced five arrests for passing street cars with passengers last night and arraignments are planned tomorrow.
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Miller
Wallant Twenty-fourth Street
Old Soldier Endorses Foley Kidney Pills
Atav Wangelin, commander of G. ALR. Peal in Bincknoyyile ML, highly recommends Foley Kidney Pills. He asserts quick relief from backache, rheumatic pains, swollen joints, and fatigue. Claims they ease kidney trouble symptoms and bladder issues, restoring strength and vitality. A. R. Metntyre Drug Co. advertisement.
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Atav Wangelin
G. Alr
Peal
Nature
A. R. Metntyre Drug Co
Senate orders probe into shipping delays amid wartime merchant fleet issue
Washington December 18 Senator Harding led a Senate move to investigate delays in building the American merchant fleet and emergency shipping programs. He criticized failure to deliver efficiency, warning the war effort hinges on capable transport and morale. Chairman Fletcher signaled limited expected gains from the inquiry amid dated red tape concerns.
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Hert Corporation
Senate
Harding
Ohio
Fletcher
Senate Commerce Committee
Herding
Inheritance Tax Suit Over Unlisted Estate Goods
District Attorney Stuart Dobbs asks the court to compel Julie Kiesel executrix of Theodore Schansenbach’s estate to reveal unvalued items. Stamp collection valued 1000 to 4000, grand opera phonograph records, a bedroom set 600, and a gold watch 50 were omitted from probate and tax appraisal. The total provable value is about 5000. the state seeks taxes on these assets and penalties for failure to disclose.
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Couday
Attorhay Stuart
Dobbs
Julie Kiesel
Theodore Schansenbach
Ahornes Dobbs
Variens
Unclear fragment on estate photos prompts questions
Incomplete Sydney Bulletin excerpt describes a conversation about a deceased’s personal keepsakes and an executrix not including an item in the estate. The speaker asks to see the executrix’s home and is told a photo would be sent. The text is fragmentary and contains odd spellings.
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