Prohibition Bill 10 Passes Senate This Afternoon
State House reports the prohibition bill moves toward passage with expected Senate approval after technical objections. debate centers on commissioner provisions and enforcement, with plans to send to the House for Monday or Tuesday action. Lobbyists for liquor retreat as support erodes, chiropractors clash over ethics, and educational standards for professionals draw committee attention.
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Belt Lake
Senate
Caliae
Leraure Uehaus
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Reynolds
Evans
Seeterday
Siruesia
Jad
George Startup
Provo
Starup Candy Co
LeRoy Dison
Tedore
Jong-austericg House
F. J. Freenor
Oden
Tr. Freenor
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Dortora
FF Straup
Bingham
Fustinn
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House Committee On Irrigation Today
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McKinney
Greenwood
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Borden
Otzon—Telatjog U
Corporations
Comebister
Bills Referred in Senate and House Actions Noted
Senate and House bills are listed with authors and topics including antitrust measures, corporate transfers, dairy commerce, inn and hotel licensing, franking privileges, and public works. Several measures passed or moved to lower house for signature, with some joint memorials advancing.
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Currie—Clay Ton
Olson
Southwick
Woottag
Repate
Wootton—Arkicg
Male Board of Health
Woman Held to Provo Mental Hospital in District Court Hearing
In a district court scene Judge Alfred W. Agee ordered Mrs. Frank Walker, a frail mother of small children, relocated from Sullivan Street to the Provo mental hospital after a prolonged examination of her insanity. The husband Frank Parker was pressed to seek work and care for the children, under threat of arrest, while Mrs. Parker’s condition traces to puerperal roots amid poverty and hardship.
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District Court
Alfred W. Agee
Frank Walker
Sullivan Street
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Provo
Jait
Agen
Frank Parker
Elin
Aternly
Fife
Stuart PL Dobbs
Parker
Mra
Tale Meetay Hospital
Berthet
Georgia Cotton Exchange Likely to Close Amid German Woes
An acrdise report from Lon Beek in Acrdsie, Ga, notes that the Georgia Cotton Exchange may close due to uncertain wartime conditions. The piece mentions requests to suspend postings and notes funeral attendance with loose, unclear details.
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Lon Beek
Aiesson
Robinson gains liberty on habeas corpus
Attorney John C. Davis secured a habeas corpus release for EB Robinson of Buvor Thi, after District Judge Alfred W. Agee sustained that the arrest warrant was insufficient. The hearing revealed the suspect was charged with fleeing justice over a $800 stolen ring claim in a Silver Dew resident’s complaint.
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John C. Davis
Jaye
Alfred W. Agee
EB. Robinson
Buvor
Mout
Berreant
Fitzgerald
Silver Dew
Dudeey Ager
Aff
Davis
Dasta
Stuart PB. Dobbs
Liquix
Young Hubingan
Head of 606 fatally hurt on Patterson Ave
A damaged report notes a fatal injury on Patterson Avenue linked to a dog attack. It mentions a city health inspector and a state bacteriologist assessing the case, with scattered details about a dog’s head and a residence on Blairyan Avenue and an incident occurring Sunday.
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Ahidwg
LL. Davies
State Bacter
Lotoglat
Hat & Eel
Dorabot
Baliryan Avenue
Salt Lake
Mondas
Ogden Quality Booth Shows Auto Industry Outlook
Frank Malan, manager for the Good Miscoville company, says his 1917 auto tour of New York and eastern cities was a round of pleasure and gave valuable insight into the U S automobile business. He predicts strong activity and large demand in 1917 as eastern showings of top models influence western markets. The Ogden exhibit will rival eastern shows in gear and design, signaling high quality cars in the coming year.
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Frank Malan
Good Miscoville Company
New York
United States
Merx
Muskatlag
Ogden
Deaths and Funerals for Wasseur and Middleton
The funeral of Joseph Wasseur was held in Lindgate chapel with New Westerberg officiating and Henry Noorda delivering the invocation. Interment was in City Cemetery. Thorne Middleton, killed at the Lesiston Puxar factory, will arrive in Orden tomorrow at 6 08 pm. services Saturday at 2 pm in Lindquist chapel with Bishop Armidge officiating. burial in City Cemetery. survived by wife, two children, and six brothers.
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Joseph Wasseur
Lindgatet
Westerberg
Henry Noorda
Middleton
Thonne Middleton
Lesiston Puxar
Orden Tomorow
Lindquist Chapel
Arthur
Midge
Bedy
City Cemetery
Thade Vearnt le
Russians claim trench retaken near Kalaza high road
Petrostad dispatch reports British Admiralty sourced news of Russian gains on the northern front. The Kalaza high road sector was cleared of enemy forces amid heavy fighting, while Muselan positions near Jacobend were reinforced and about 1,000 prisoners were taken in clashes around Jarnben on Tuesday.
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London
Wirelesa Vreas
Ralazem
Ha Kalazaa High
Jacobend
Rumanlay Front
Morshan
Tucwlay
Jarnben
Lincoln Relic to Be Shown at Utah Banquet
Dr. Amara G Conan, noted Utah physician and poet laureate, plans to exhibit a Lincoln relic at a Salt Lake banquet on February 92. The artifact, a fragment of a hickory tree from Lincoln's lodgings, bears inscriptions and a gold plate attesting its origin and worth.
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Amara G. Conan
Laureats
Utah
Lincoln
Salt Lake
Springfield
Condon Tas
Condon
Vinh
Society and social events in Ogden area
Society notes show the Children’s Aid Society meeting at Mrs. J B Cooper’s home at 2:30 PM with program focus on Citizenship and Moral Training in public schools. Separate item covers a large Ogden party departing for Los Angeles, lists attendees, and mentions a hardens ball organized by the Ogden Barber’s Union at the Derthana hall with Ming Lijvan and Thatcher’s orchestra.
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Howard Williama
Ler
Twenty-fre
Nellie Cline
Taple
Orden Barbera’ Union
Insite
Mons
Salt Lake City
Drigham City
Logan
Tata
Ogden
Ita
Derthana Hall
Ming Lijvan
Thatcher
Hert Torres
E. HH. Hayes
E. Bwarace
W. Hart
George Pearman
Talsaed
Dancing Party Follows Weber Academy Basketball Game
The Weber Academy Athletic Association hosts a dancing party tonight in the academy auditorium. It honors the Dag Elder County High School basketball team. The event will follow the game between Ogden High School and W A TheH 5 at Ogden High School.
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Academy Auditorium
Daz Elder County High School
Ogden High School
W. A
Fire damages minimal at A. St. Dailey residence fire
Fire crews battled smoldering soot and hoards used to close a fireplace at the A. St. Dailey residence on Twenty fourth Street. No material damage occurred as the blaze was contained before spreading. Local authorities investigated the incident and the fire department extinguished the flames.
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A. St. Dailey
Twenty-fourth Street
A. J
Brown
Los Angeles
Spanell Found Not Guilty In Alpine Wife Killing Case
San Angelo Texas February jury verdict acquits Were J Spanell of Alpine in the July killing of his wife Ceretal Motlach. Deliberations followed a long trial with questions on legal presumptions and the conduct of the case.
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San Angelo
Texas
J.bpanell
Alpine
Triet A
Ceretal
Bpanell
Legal actions and judgments against railroads and packers
Individuals including Joseph Chugg David Farr Henry W Owilliam John Tt Ekins and others sue the Southern Pacific railroad for 4025 damages over horse losses on August 1 with defendant attorneys C M Hollingsworth and Taldwin Moberteca of Salt Lake City. Separate reports note police file on liquor seizures and a favorable judgment for Ogden Packing & Provision Co totaling 104 149 with a $100 manual fee, challenging an ordinance as discriminatory.
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Joseph Chugg
David Farr
Henry
W. Owilliam
John Tt. Ekins
Gwitllan
Timothy
Most
Joseph M. Jenson
Willian Knight
Southern Pacife Railroad Company
Animata
C M_ Hollingsworth
Taldwin Moberteca
Salt Lace
Skeen
W. It
Platinm
Misteret
Arthur S Pratt
Fitererald
Lobella Grocery Company
Packera Win
Alfred W. Agee
Ogden Packing & Provision Compar
New Ambassador Arrives in New York
Count Tarnowin arrives in New York to discuss policy shifts as Germany tightens naval stance. He reports courteous treatment and confirms conversations with Count Dumbe about U S reports of unrest and potential reassurances. A second note from Pensacola confirms the American schooner William Jones was torpedoed by a German submarine with no warning, causing damage. The ambassador plans to report to Washington and assume duties, citing secure dispatch from Captain Schrader.
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Oma
Vienna
Count Dumbe
Bie
United States
Blei Tronda
Pentacola
Fiz
William Jones
Alicante
Spain
Pensacola
Washington
Charles Schrader
Joyce Sutten
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