Judge Roberts nullifies Ogden health board rule in smallpox era case
A Utah court invalidates the Ogden City Board of Health rule forbidding groups of three from congregating indoors during a smallpox quarantine. The decision argues local boards lack authority to enact such regulations without explicit legislature grant, noting the city must rely on state statutes and city ordinances to control contagious disease spread. The ruling emphasizes protecting citizens' liberties and property rights against overreach while acknowledging public health concerns.
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Roberts
Smamfetpal
City of
Oxden
Vereus
John Stimson
Restaurane
Utah Power and Light Company
Stinson
Uniter
Eley
Ogden, City Board of Exh
Autore Psysans
Ogden Clive
Board of Wealth
Riltzen
Focal Board of Health
Tocal Health Boards
Loral
Supreme Court of
State of Utah
F. Gox
Salt Lake City
Utah
Samuel Doxy
Ely
Board of Health
Boards of Health
Shale
Eer
Satel Board of Health
Griher
Board of Education
Salk Lake
Florence Cox
Rearan
Ronvenin
Iwighi
Supreme
Baucirian
Eucther
State Board of Health
Simi
Ogden
Tee
Ogden Ciy
The Hoard of Health Moral Duty Amid Disease
The piece laments a lack of legal binding power but moral obligation during a deadly influenza outbreak. It notes neighbors dying, the Board of Health and citizens striving to curb the disease, and condemns those who ignore communal duties and moral obligations.
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Frienia
Board of Health
JAP CHAUFFEUR SURVIVES DESCRIBED CRASH IN WINDY TURN
S Kurorami a Japanese chauffeur driving a Ford on Adams Avenue at Weber Street was knocked about when a heavy gate collided with his car. The vehicle overturned twice, causing damage but no serious injuries. Passersby assisted and police, led by Chief Drowning, Sergeant Jensen, and Dr. R J Marvell, arrived. The driver was able to return home to Quincy Avenue.
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S. Kurorami
Mamaki and Company
Wall Avenue
Neikh‘hors
Ueidtivey
Jensen
R. J. Marvell
Jils Homme
Quincy Avec
Neutrality Contested in Swedish Wool Seizures
In London the prize court hears Sir Frederick Smith address charges of neutrality breach by Sweden over $2.5 million worth of wool seized in seven vessels. The wool allegedly funded by German money for use in Germany, with officials tied to equipment stations and Swedish government figures named. The judge calls the allegations substantial though unclear on the funding sources.
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London
Frederick Smith
Royal Swedish Army
Germany
Frederick Swiith
Wikland
Wikhind
Frederick
Chile
Ansler
Memorial cathedral plans and state memorial efforts
Seattle moves to honor fallen World War I soldiers with a Victory Memorial Cathedral memorial tower and stained glass windows. Plans include a memorial hall, bronze tablets, and a state memorial program with local effort from Grays Harbor to Olympia. Aviator Mills dies in civilian test flight near Garden City, New York, blamed on post office employment status clarification.
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Seattle
Wash
Victory Memorial
Uc Kune
Mark
France
Vincent Shaster
Rrefer
al. Mark's
Chean
Te Iai
United States
Bal Jae
Spokshe
Bar
Grays Harbor
Harbor
Chenalls
Olympia Young Mena Chefre Tis Association
University O Ff Washington Alumi
Orervices
He Municipal League
Add Com Suitteen
Chamber of Commerce
YMCAL
Sucgessons
Aviator Mills
New York
Post Office
Cuthbert Mills
Bia
Garden City
Long Isand
Postoffice Department
Milla
Hal Farr With the American Army in Luxemburg
Letter from W Hal Farr, stationed in Luxembourg, describes moving across occupied areas, high prices, hospitalities, and hopes for leave. He notes arrival in a walled city, visits to Nancy, plans for Thanksgiving chicken, and waiting for return home. He mentions being in a position of occupation near Paris and fears of delayed mail, sending Christmas wishes to his mother.
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Mira
M. Farr
W. Hal Farr
Hosperingen
Tusembure
Run Place
Wien
Thane Pice
Luxemburg
Bont
Nancy
David
Howe
Tom Peing
Hox
Tings
Dave
Christimak
New York
Salt Lake City Heroic War Work Recipient Named
James F. Kelly, Salt Lake City lawyer and former Brooklyn secretary to a Knights of Columbus delegation, arrived from France with a head wound. He earned the Legion of Honor for aiding a stranded Marine battalion on October 22, delivering food and ammunition by airplane after multiple attempts to locate them failed due to trees. He was wounded by shrapnel on the return trip and spent three weeks in a hospital.
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James F. Kelly
Salt Lake
Kellys
Marinex
Unestran
Kelly
Salt Lake City
Diah
Utah Legislature Faces Deliberations Ahead of January Session
Fragmented OCR notes describe the Utah Legislature preparing to convene around mid January. Members plan organization votes, Governor Humberger’s recommendations, and potential party alignments, with emphasis on representation shifts and upcoming sessions.
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Dec
Woerst
Cary
Fen
Jdasive Asstaunonta
Rover
Panied Avery
Salt Lake County
Aden Neon
AG Uenist
Keesler
Ais Gilbey
Humberger
Ceskyal
Preston
American way of railroading in Siberia
A fragmentary report describes Allied or American style coercion amid a Bolshevik crackdown in Siberia. Officers Hall Brunner and Brinner order discipline among German and local guards while a doctor and other adults resist the regimented program. The scene centers on a half dozen young men and political detainees as coercive methods are employed.
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Vragivostor
Slavens Rallivny Copnusston Kecenghy
Gletenant
Hall
Igeal Nelier Organisation
Solilera’ Harps
Vird Lyastok
Lweartre
Phyklelia
Liru
Renant Hall
Red Cross
Meir Pregrsn
Hibgebert
Amassinnees
Hrunnee Voluntee
Piedtenants Hall
Bryn. Iner
Georga Prisalone
Mae
Vail Faere Barvavka
Air Ted
Tolayevich
Tieutenant Brinner
Aly
Holshevike
Brunner
Vlotenant Hall
Brannee
Win
Brinner
Nurgaris
Lleus
Fees Refunded To Closed Places At Meeting
A disrupted meeting recounts refunds of fees for closed venues and restrictions during a period. The report notes influenza impacts and mentions a Willard GvHebrew recorder, with unspecified dates and locations.
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Foley
Willard
Taniol Mons
Knitters Notified of Material Shortage and Aid Plans
Knitters have been notified that Teal Gross workers must finish a weeklong push before January. The county will pause needlework as Kaleted articles are needed for Meanos. The department plans discontinuation of work, with farmers contracting supplies and workers paid via tele. An alternative to Lie Rormment department to assist with making refuges RAT mente.
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Ber
Meanos
Plain City Boys Back From Coast
Plain City youths Taloh Tebaan and Robaan joined by Jugertier, Laver cee Phila, Wilora Skeon, Kine Kennedy, and George Costelynee are enlisted in the naval service. The piece notes their journey from San Dice to Aan Kranviseo and mentions a person named Ms fagellicr as a suggestion.
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Taloh Tebaan
He Robaan
Laver Cee Phila Ety Bors
Wilora Skeon
Kine Kennedy
George Costelynee
Joe
Jin
Beye
Thonst Han
Soldier's wife taken to hospital in Maryland incident
Mrs. Charkier Wy Stroomse of 27 Grant Avenue was rushed to hospital last evening after her husband, a member of the Eighty third regiment, went missing at work. She was removed to Deo hospital from the home of Mrs. Kauca Montgomery as inquiries continued about the soldier's fate.
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Charkier Wy Stroomse
Weber
Kauca Montgomery
Grant Avenue
Theperine
Wa'd
France
Vice Admiral Sims to Head Naval War College
Vice Admiral Sims is named president of the Naval War College in Newport after completing his duty as commander of American naval forces in European waters. Secretary Daniels announced the assignment at the request of Admiral Sims, noting expansion funding was sought to support the college’s work.
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Sims
Naval War College
Washington
Newport
Witters
Daniels
Ine
Simond
Navy Department
Troops in North Russia Are Safe
Washington reports favorable updates on the Archangel region crisis. Acting Secretary Polk confirms communications with the Archangel government and says American troops there face harsh conditions but remain secure in a disputed area. mention of exaggerated hardship claims.
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North
Russia
Washington
Acchangel
Rusia
Theviki
Hepuriraeati
G. A. Martluaine
Archangel
Alon
Wingil
Archangel Legion
More Units Are Assigned for an Early Convoy Home
Wartington 3M report shows General Horming notifying the war department that about 15 000 men and 9 units are to be assigned to an early convoy home. The group includes the 429th and MiGnt divisions with over 60 officers and 340 men each, plus several regiments and support units. details list numerous named units and corps.
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Wartington
Horming
War Department
Bard
Ith and Bath
6Th Proneer Infantry
Nea
164Th Field Hospital
Air Service
Chemrical Warfare Service
Miracle of the Air War and its Unforeseen Power
This piece reflects on air power as the war’s defining discovery, noting the unexpected rise of air force strength, its decisive impact on fortunes, and the sense of a miraculous shift in modern warfare unseen in prior histories. It credits air power with altering the course of battles and futures.
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Amy Wilt
Jylis
Qaen
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen Meeting Notice
Notice to members of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen for a meeting on January 20 at 7:30 p.m. Members are reminded to bring dues and pay any required assessments. Attendance requested by the union.
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Brotherhood of Railway Carmen
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