Trial in Mary Peverton suit halted by emergency brake
Jurors in Judge Alfred W Agee's court faced a sudden halt in the Mary Peverton land transaction suit when Attorney Joseph Tivans moved to dismiss for failure to state a cause of action. Judge Agee sustained, with permission granted to amend the complaint and for the plaintiff to pay costs. The day highlighted new county court efficiency measures and renovations.
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Alfred W. Agee
Department of the
Mary Peverton
Uhe
Haurounk
Wade
Morand Skeen
Mr Skeen
Hether
Skeen
Bkren
Skren
Somalia
Seren
Evans
Peterson
Joseph Tivans
Agee
Costa
Sherif Peterson
Thomas A. DeVine
Eneriff
Suerrif Veterszon
Okeeh
Pantages Bill Opens at Orpheum With Shaw Troupe
A new Pantages vaudeville bill debuts at the Orpheum tomorrow, featuring fast dancing acts. The Here Dik troupe is praised for acrobatic dance, outclassing rivals with a wordless opening sequence and vivid stage descriptions.
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Salt Lake
Orpheum
Cailen
Lawson Charges Wall Street Graft At Capitol Hearing
The Gaston financier Thomas W. Lawson says he will testify before a congressional committee to back his claim that conference and food wallow in graft tied to the Wall Street leak. He warns that a real investigation of the peace note leak could stop quorums in both Senate and House. A vaudeville rundown follows with acts from Imperial Russian Ballet alumni turned performers, Howard and Field’s Dining Car Minstrels, Schepp’s animal circus, Bantucel on accordion, and other acts delivering humor and music in a lively variety program.
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Thomas W. Lawson
Capitol
Wall Street
Lawson
Washington
Senate
House
M Audden
Imperial Russian Ballet
London
M. Horclik
Kin Brothers and
Aistera
Ballet
Bantucel
Freat
Dagrett
Feear
Canadian conscription myth misread at Great Falls
Porte of Great Falls Montana, a Canadian representative, toured the city to discuss homesteads in western Canada. He touted liberal home land laws in Alberta and Utah crops, denying any conscription or war tax on lands. A typographical error in yesterday’s story inverted “NO conscription” to imply a draft.
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Jou, Porte
Great Falls
Montana
Trea
Canada
Tej
Utah
Alberta
Humane Society Meeting Forms In Ogden To Aid Animals
Local activists including K A Condon plan to organize an Ogden humane society council at the Reed hotel to curb abuse of dumb animals and establish a humane officer. The gathering aims to unite volunteers and begin work this evening.
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Thors
Humane Society
K. A
Condon
Ogden
Reed Hotel
Partora
Energetic SP Agent Cullen Fastens Eastbound Freight
West Weber Utah scene from the Southern Pacific Bulletin notes Agent M J Cullen at West Weber efficiently cleared an eastbound foreign freight car. The empty car moved on extra 270¢ at 1 45 p m, then was picked up by extra 1159 eastbound half an hour later, loaded with 6095 pounds of sugar beets. No demure page on that car.
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M.J. Cullen
Southern Pacific
Vata
West Weber
Southern Pacific Bulletin
M. J. Cullen
Weat Weber
Utah
Oregon Legislature Debates Illegitimate Child Bills
Salem Ore Jan 10 Two measures aim to address illegitimate children. One follows Wisconsin creating financial liability for the man and a compulsory payment to the mother or a supportive settlement. The other allows compulsory marriage or a court decree declaring the couple married in fact to give the child a name and rightful heritage.
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Salem
Ore
Oregon
Wisconsin
Less Disease in the Armies
Berlin reports a notable drop in wartime illness in the German forces during the war’s second year. Official figures show sickness falling from 51 to about 39 per 1000, with nervous disorders most common and linked to trench life and heavy bombardment near Champaoc Verdun and the Somme. Vaccination and other prevention reduced typhoid, dysentery, and cholera, while monthly sick rates fell from 120 to 160 per 1000.
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Berlin
London
Furt
Exsea
Champapoc
Verdun
Somme
Plewriny
Serbia Eyes South Slav Unity and Balkan Revisions
The Serbian minister, newly appointed to the United States, travels to Washington to push for a united South Slavic federation. He argues Serbia’s aims include annexing Macedonia from Bulgaria and seeks closer ties with Anatolia following Kaiser Wilhelm II’s era results.
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Prinstrat Dentanit
Seebla
Raas Llawhomire Mo Mihaiin
Iek
United States
Wanhincton
Serbia
Minter Mihatlariteh
Serbian Macedonia
Iulgaria
Serhia
Anatela
Kaypernr Vbariva
Francia
Joseph
Peace and justice guide allied resolve for all states
Allies affirm a peace founded on justice and freedom. They express full confidence in the ultimate result and note neutrals are expected to align with the side fighting for justice and liberty for all states, large or small.
Russians Beat Back Trussians On Northern Front
Verlin reports counter attacks by the Trussians yesterday on the northern Tiumanian front were beaten back with heavy losses. The Trussians were driven back along the Kanino valley and the Teutonic advance north of Fokshant gained footing on the left bank of the Panta river.
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Verlin
Sayville
Kanino
Oops
Fokshant
Panta River
Antityphoid Serum Inquiry in Kansas City Court
Kansas City January 10 The antityphoid serum treatment given to federal troops under Judge Pollock led to a physician board investigation. Harry Debord a 21 year old private with A Company First Whaneas Infantry pled guilty to a charge of shefts front letters then collapsed. Attorneys say serum injections caused illness and possible brain injury while on border duty. the board will report their findings.
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Kansas City
United States District Court
Kansas
Pollock
Harry Debord
Debord
Muuck
Nebord
First
Whaneas Infantry
Famous Cartoonist Dies Suddenl y
Chicago mourns Luther D Bradley longtime Chicago Daily News cartoonist dies at home born 1853 New Haven Conn his political cartoons made him renowned nationwide New Haven Stereotypers Union signs two year wage accord for city newspapers foremen paid under $33 a week journeymen at least $29 weekly until November 1 next year
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Chicago
Luther D. Bradley
Chicago Daily News
Mr. Bradley
New Haven
Conn
Stereotypers” Union
Iza
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