Utah Supreme Court Upholds City Liquor Ordinance
The Utah Supreme Court denied a writ of habeas corpus for Juan Zumata and upheld Ogden’s anti liquor ordinance in every part. Assistant city attorney David Lostine won in Totabla decision and the ruling sustains actions against liquor violations in Ogden Salt Lake City and other municipalities. The decision implies enforcement of state prohibition laws is supported by city authorities and could affect pending cases against H. W. Trouty and Henry Denison.
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Utah Supreme Court
David Lostine
Totabla
Supreme Court
Agee
Browning
David L. ‘Sline
J. i. Kimball
Sam Powell
Zuthaln
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Diigham
Logan
Office Girls Are Using Roller Skates in Billings
In Billings Montana February 7 telegraph office girls employed by a transcontinental company use roller skates to carry messages between rooms. Wire chief E J Townley says skates have sped telegram distribution from 200 to 800 percent. Initially slow to adapt, the workers now move swiftly with less effort than walking.
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Billings
Mont
Ofice
E. J. Townley
Youth criminals in Utah tied to string of burglaries
John Brutus and James Sandman, youths from the Helland colony, are jailed on two highway robberies and five home burglaries. police say they confessed to five burglaries and the Henry Schultz heist. Officials ponder penitentiary versus strict Army or Navy reform, seeking leniency in exchange for meeting conditions.
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John Brutus
James Sandman
Helland
Pollea
T. Browning
Abrney
Charles Farr
W. H. Hadlock
Henry Shuitz
Forr
Armay
Utah
Polices
Inirglarien
Henry Schultz
W.H. Hadlock
Christmas Ave
Hadlock
T. H. Blackburn
Robert Chambers
Tirutus
Sandman
Holland Colony
Republicans Call for a Conference on War Cabinet Plans
Republican senators called for a conference in Washington as debates over war efficiency and administration continue. Senator Thomas, a Democrat, prepared to oppose the military committee bills proposing a war cabinet and a munitions directorate. The conference marks the first Republican gathering since the war began, with a close Senate vote anticipated on the war cabinet proposals.
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Washington
Wilson Blanket
Senate
Thomas
Auto Bandits Captured After Cape Cod Robbery Bid
Auto bandits who began a post office raid on Cape Cod were captured in Middleboro Massachusetts after a pursuit that included Warham twenty miles away. One robber was shot but not fatally wounded and taken into custody.
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Middleboro
Mass
Cape Cod
Warbams
Ghot
Wains Trial Set by Court for Rent Charge
David Swain, an employee of an oil company, pleaded not guilty in municipal court to drunkenness. His trial is set for Tuesday, Feb. 24, with a $100 bond. A sensational incident on Washington Avenue near Twenty-fifth Street left three women injured, including Ruth Brown, now bedbound. Swain seeks a continuance pending the injured’s recovery. The state cites intoxication and reckless driving. county attorney Farrill may present further testimony about others narrowly avoiding harm.
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David Swain
All Company
Tureday
Swain
Washington Avenue
Twenty-fifth Street
Ruth Brown
Washington “Avenue
Betfeer
Reclamation of Salt Lake Land Near Terminal Substation
Salt Lake sees the Brighton drainage district push to reclaim 4080 acres of wasteland west of the city. Board president John Pingree and secretary W Evans oversee bids for 213000 linear feet of drain, trench work, and 35000 cubic yards of open-drain excavation with bids due February 28. United States drainage expert H A Hart asserts drained lands west of Salt Lake can become highly productive, transforming the area into a premier garden spot for the region.
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Salt Lake
Board ‘of Supervisors
Brighton
John Pingree
Board of Supervisors
W. Evans
H.A. Hart
United States Drainage Bureau
Births Reported Promptly Amid Reporting Shortfalls
BIRTHS The following births were reported to George Shorten city sanitary commissioner today. list includes George R. and Louise Bolton at 343 Twenty sixth street a girl Feb 6. Flying Mortensen Dee hospital a girl Feb 6. Raymond W. and Tose Everett 147 Syisee Twenty-eighth street a girl Feb 5. Albert J. and Balella Helo 2630 Adams avenue a girl Feb 5. Charles A. and Sarah A. Engelke 2759 Park avenue a girl Jan 31. Joseph W. and Caroline B. Goralko 2782 Park avenue a girl Feb of. William P. and Ruby H Smilth Deer hospital a boy Feb 3. Richard B. and Amy Tadelon 203% J Ancoln avenue a boy Jan. Commissioner Shorten said births are reported more promptly but many supplemental blanks sent in January have not been returned.
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George Shorten
George R
Louise Bolton
Twenty Sixth Street
Charles 0
Flying “Mortensen
Dee Hospital
Raymond W
Tose Everett
Syisee Twenty-eighth Street
Albert J
Balella
Helo
Adams Avenue
Charles A
Sarah A. Engelke
Park Avenue
Joseph W
Caroline B. Goralko
William P
Ruby H- Smilth
Deer Hospital
Richard B
Amy Tadelon
Ancolm Avenue
Bay
Shorten
Frank K X Bartlett to Remain in Ogden Home
Frank K X Bartlett, wife of Dr J, will remain in Ogden and will be at home to friends at 48 Twenty-third street. She plans to leave for Fort Riley next Wednesday.
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Frank KX. Bartlett
Dr. J
Ogden
Fort Riley
Twenty-third Street
War economy talk and young player signs with Portland
A.W. Shaw said 40,000,000 Americans are in war economics and urged fabric conservation as cash and carry spreads. The army has claimed 45 percent of mining capacity since the war began. Sonia Hollacher, brother of Charles, signed by Portland in the Pacific Coast International League at 18, expected to vie for shortstop duties.
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Aw York
United States
A.W. Shaw
Washington, D. C
National Dry Goods Association
Mr. Shaw
Suaw
Portland
Oze
Sonia
Charles Hollacher
Pacific Coast International Teas Gue
Diamond Ag
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Puocky
Flora Sandes
Sandes
Reat
George 8. Barker
Municipal Court
H. W. Trouty
Wilcox, Schade & Harris CO
Washington Ave
Wain
GOURT
Tuesdy
Salt Lake Land
Mas
Frank Bartlett
Biterachmiller Flowers Co. Ie
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