Brother-in-law of Wag. F. Mi. Driggs dies in pneumonia
Early today Mrs. Frank Driggs received word Major Lester Moreton, a West Point graduate and former West Point instructor, died of pneumonia at 28. Moreton, son of J. B. Moreton, leaves widow and a young daughter plus three brothers and two sisters. Mrs Moreton’s message notes illness may be linked to an influenza epidemic.
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Frank
Driggs
West Point
Lester Moreton
Major Moreland
Overland Limited
Angeles
Tessie Moreton
7. B. Moreton
Board of Education
Salt Lake
Ogton
Nacheen
France
Police Court records show drunkenness and liquor possession cases
Will Stevens pleaded not guilty before Judge Roberts after arrest at the Naval Cate for drunkenness. He faced an £80 fine. Lewis and Charles Brown of Salt were charged with possessing intoxicating liquor and caught near the Weber bridge while getting off a freight train from Evanston. Each faced $100 fines or up to 30 days in jail.
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Will Stevens
Naval Cate
Offeer Chambers
Private Harvey Larsen Returns from Service at Camp Sheridan
Readable fragments report Private Harvey Larsen of the South Engineers returning from military service and receiving his discharge at Ogden. Other names mentioned include Tveticke Brmed, a naval f en 208 twentieth street, Berger D Curge Turner of 2258 Moffat avenue, Private Rimer Stromberg of medical ORGS, 1977 Washington avenue, and Frl- 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Larsen
Camp Sheridan
Ogden
Hest
Tveticke
Naval Fen
Twentieth Street
Berger D Curge Turner
Moffat Avenue
Rimer Stromberg
Medical Orgs
Washington Avenue
Personnel Ledger of Local Military Units Names and Addresses
A list of service members with ranks and home addresses including George T. Pappas artillery 124 Twenty-fifth Street Private Louis C. Thurston 3469 Porter Avenue Cor por Howard J. Stratford coast artillery 921 Twenty-first Street Regimental Sergeant Major Glenmard PF Stone cavalry 631 Twenty-first Street Sergeant John James Powell coast artillery 9348 Harleigh Avenue.
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Vate
George T. Pappas
Artillery
Twenty-fifth Street
Louis C. Thurston
Porter Avenue
Howard J. Stratford
Coast Artilery
Twenty-first Street
Glenmard PF. Stone
Cavalry
John James Powell
Coast Artillery
Harleigh Avenue
Neighbors of Woodcraft to Resume Meetings
Notice from Neighbors of Woodcraft Sea Lily Circle No 174 announces regular meetings. First gathering Thursday evening January 18 at 8 pm in C. F. hall. Second regular meeting Thursday January 24. Neighbors urged to attend. CAIUUE BOYER GN 3154
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Sea Lily Circle No
C. F. Hall
Whursday
Caiuue Boyer
Two Young Men Sentenced In Police Court
Arthur Byers and Fleming Stan Fred Fite were brought before the police court on charges related to a stolen sweater and pocket knife. Byers, who admitted taking the sweater, received a $30 fine or 80 days in the city jail, while both teens avoided harsher punishment due to prior court appearances and innocence defenses.
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Arthur Byers
Thomas Adams
Fleming Stan Fred Fite
Tr. Bays
Ford
Paeiial Stanford
Ttme
Poth Fife
Ans Pyers
Charac
Te Court i
Fo Ua
Byers
Fife punished with hard labor and fine on labor charge
A person named Fife received two days at hard labor and a $20 fine after a labor violation.
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Fife
Bethlehem Ship Company Reaches Union Accord
Washington January 8 a broad agreement between the Bethlehem Shipbuilding Company and the thirteen national unions of the Metal Trades department of the American Federation of Labor was announced. Committees of five from each side will jointly address all matters arising from the pact. The move links shop committees with international unions and covers plants in Quincy Massachusetts San Francisco Baltimore and other sites employing about 75000 workers.
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Washington
Bethlehem Ship Pudge Company
Trades’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Metal Trades’ Department
Quincey
Mass
San Francisco
Baltimore
Thousand More Clerks to Work On Casualty List
Complete lists of casualties from American expeditionary forces have been sent to Washington. One thousand additional clerks have been put to work in the adjutant-general's office to speed the processing and dispatch of casualty lists.
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Casualty
Washington
Adjutant-General
Nineteen states endorse prohibition amendment move
Chicago Jan seven three more states ratified the proposed prohibition amendment bringing the total to nineteen and Idaho lawmakers voted to endorse. Ohio Colorado and Oklahoma also ratified while liquor interests vow robust legal resistance and plan court battles to block wartime prohibition and the federal constitutional amendment.
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Chicago
Congress
House of the
Idaho
Senate
Ohio
Colorado
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Virginia
Mixalasinpi
South Carolina
North Dakota
Maryland
Montana
Arizona
Delaware
Texas
South Dakota
Massachusetts
Georgia
Louisiana
Florida
Michigan
United States
Alao
Attomey Levy Mayer
Dintiliers
Mayer
United States Supreme Court
Alask
Nquor
Igang Bovormmonl
Peace transition praised by federal reserve board summary
Washington reports a favorable shift from wartime to peace basis with minimal friction. Labor is reactivated without major disruption, wages hold or rise, and agriculture remains strong. Idaho legislature ratified the national prohibition amendment, signaling improved livestock and beef trade prospects. state cotton and wheat sections show renewed activity. Read the Classified Ads.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New York
Sax
Idaho House
Boise
Idaho
Lie
California
Senate
Train Arrives With Soldiers Injured En Route Coast
A transport train passed Ogden at 10 30 carrying 80 wounded men from eastern hospitals. Some were too ill to leave the cars and were headed to Fort Douglas Salt Lake and Fetterman Hospital San Francisco. At the canteen they received coffee and food while welcomed by locals. Names of registered soldiers include Edmund Onalzon Ogden Cyril A Cuiff Balta Uoirh Eugene C Tas Mt Carmel Elmer Winn Montoes A J Tendsickun Balt Lake. One man jumped from a boat on the trip west and shell shock cases are noted as improving.
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Wear
Og Iden
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake
Fetterman Hospital
San Francisco
Utah
Sdmund Onalzon
Ogden
Cyril A. Cuiff
Balta
Uoirh
Eugene C. Tas
Mt Carmel
Elmer Winn
Montoes
A. J. Tendsickun
Balt Lake
Lahoe
Willian
Willen
Teach
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Sporting
LiFe
Maurice Tourneur
F. Mi
Cecil DE Mille
Alhambra
Paramot
Mirandy
SQUAW
Brebiers
Bethlehem Ship Company
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