Bonds Filed With City Officials In Early Session
Police Chief Thomas K Browning and Fire Chief George A Graves filed bonds of 5000 each, approved at the morning session. John H Hughes was reappointed dog tax collector. four dogs impounded and three killed at owners' request. The American LaFrance fire engine company billed 2029.05. The Rex theater showed The Hidden Hand and The Fatal Ring. Congress members warned of filibuster threats over war materiel production and fuel controls amid shortages. Senator Knox and other officials argued for conserving supplies and supporting industry recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas K. Browning
George A. Graves
Ely Comminstonera
Madera
Comiulsnioners
Jono H. Hughes
Atsa
Pwiere
Auiotican
LaFranco Firo Engine Company
Patance
Lue
Control Free
M. I. Jones
Public Safety Department
Insane Man Lamb Taken Home From County Jail
Georgy Lamb known as the Insano shai was moved from the county jail to his home in Blan Idaho after a telegram from Sheriff to send Lamb home. He has destroyed clothing and been naked for days, with periods of lucidity and fits of mental derangement. He was brought from the Buck farm in West Weber for the return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgy
Lamb
Blan
Toot
Idaho
Sheritf
Ktegerald
Afr
Leiba
Sheriif Poleroon
Lamb Na
Blackfoot
Buck Farm
West Weber
Telag
Saba
Thor
William Duncan and Carol Holloway Lead The Tenderfoot at Cozy
William Duncan and Carol Holloway star in The Tenderfoot at the Cozy today and tomorrow, a five wolfville story presented in a regional venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William’ Duncan
Carol Holloway
Wolfville
Congress May Seek Explanation On Stop Order
In Washington on January 17 Representatives from major industries reacted to a dramatic stop order drawing queries about its legality. Several members questioned the government’s authority to bar industry use of certain materials or methods, while others urged caution before enforcing the measure.
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Washington
Varlovg Bis
Thom
Matty
Pittsburg Will Obey The Order
Pittsburg factories confronted Garfield's five day shutdown order affecting 140000 to 126000 steel workers in the district. Manufacturers feared arbitrary action while awaiting central guidance. Plants in the Pittaburg area, tied to war contracts, anticipated relief from terminal congestion and broader national benefits once compliance varied.
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Tittadurg
Captains of Industry
Tillsbure
Garfield
Kuehn
Guetiel
Long Diatanca Lalaphone
Neva
Planta
Pittabirg
Vitisburg
Phara
Tha Oantern
Fatal Ring shown at Rex theater today
The Rex theater presents Den Fland and The Fatal Ring as the program’s featured showing today. Local patrons can see the double feature starting this evening with emphasis on the thrilling plot and classic crime drama atmosphere.
Exosmosis From Plant Tissues
Professor Huy B. West of Utah Agricultural College is elected president of the Schenen club at its first meeting of the year Frulng January 11. Professor Georg Stewart becomes vice president and M. C. Merril is elected secretary treasurer. Merrill spoke on plant tissue exosmosis and outlined investigations into materials from plant tissues and the role of carbon monoxide as a potential principal material.
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Huy B. West
School of Agricultural
Utah Agricultural College
Schenen Club
Frulng
Georg Stewart
Department of
Agronomy
Wirklecind
M. C. Merril
Seasor
Merrill
Gexasmobila
Pidl Tissurs
Victim of Crash in Gridical Shape Near Byanston
A severe automobile crash early Sunday morning near Byanston Wyoming injured George Townson and Benjamin Garless. The two others, including a worker for a timber firm, survived after being freed from the wreckage. one man died at the scene and another was to be moved to a hospital. details are scattered and names appear garbled in the report.
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Byanston
Wyo
Inn
George Townson
Lake
Neniamin Garless
Mitton
Mires
Akhider
Eho
Tatke
Union Tareite
Vade
Hoareskimbers
Bad Check Bob Up Worries Sullivan in City Jail
Mike Sullivan, jailed, faces allegations tied to a Chicago import scheme. He allegedly hired a Chicago thug to attack his wife and plans a bond as legal trouble deepens. Report notes prior grievances and a chain of misfortunes surrounding Sullivan.
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Mike Sullivan
Sullivan
Mra
Prin
Tio Aburlouk
Na Yonal Bank
Fala
Algo
Ara
Bidlivan
Margaret Tremer
Chicago
Ha Wan
Profiteering and price fears in Washington ad reads
A fragment from the Washington Star cites Bohatar Jones accusing profiteers as prices rise across Europe, and recalls a French wire merchant pressing an old patron for payment while noting postwar costs. The clipped note ends with a call to read classified ads.
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Europe
Bohatar Jones
Washington
Caeh Allowane
Bottiey
Washington Star
Arkest Appendix Ever Removed At Dee Hospital
A Syrian farmer named Malouf underwent an emergency operation removing an appendix described as exceptionally large. He faces a tough recovery but is expected to be dismissed in due course. His past week includes a horses incident and a canyon arrest. Also previews Rasputin the Black Monk at the Utah Theatre with showings Sunday Monday Thursday.
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Rasputin
Raspitin
Germany
Russia
Mike Malauf
Twelfth Street
Ogden
Malouf
Fan
Edib
Myers” Burgeana
Agvert Malouf
Dipposa
Horzo
Maloufin
Utah Theatre
Cold Weather at Camp Taylor Through January Letter
Lieutenant Douglas reports near zero temperatures at Camp Taylor Louisville with soldiers facing tough conditions. He describes poor barracks, heavy daily routines from 12:45 officers conference to 9:30 pm guard and administration classes, and a busy schedule as he works with his company and lectures.
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Camp Taylor
Louisville
Mason and Dixon
Titeut
St. J. Douglas
Ralph N. Douglas
Thirtieth Street
Douglas
Barmeka
Lient
Staline Bhat
Eificer
Fragmented San Francisco Chronicle style mash reads odd chat
A garbled OCR style line from San Francisco Chronicle features quirky dialogue between Mrs Johnson and Mr Johnsen about medicine and Providence. The text appears as a phonetic, humorous dialog fragment with unclear context and no clear event or outcome.
City orders full inventory of ITV property citywide
City officials including city recorder Will Critchlow direct department chiefs to prepare a complete annual inventory of all city property. From handcuffs to furniture and a central fire truck, values may exceed 200 000 dollars, with reports due within ten days.
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Trlastonera
Will Critchlow
City Recorder
Browning
Central Fire Station
Criteriton
Glass: Names listed for local board exemption action
A fragment lists numerous individuals including George Everett, Covey, Visner, Irving W. Ai vord, George Abbott Blick, O'Morrow, James Kay, Robin Sellick, Jesse Hill, Joseph Luudegbarger, Carlyle Stoney, Casey, Willian Wall, Bramwell, Hebincon, George Crossman, Reid Muir, Maud Raymond Bell, Roy Corey, Jerome Hants, Kampfer, Barrett, Christ, Stagsell, Yeater Cook, Christensen, Hatohinada Eater, and others, in a group slated for class exemption action by the local board of city exemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hhasmen
Sted
Havis
Board of City
George Everett
George August
Covey
Joseph Visner
Irving W. Aivord
George Abbott Blick
Henry O'Morrow
Steve Hallas
James Sie Kay
Chester Allen
Robin Sellick
Gus Kyriopoulos
Jesse K, Hill
Joseph E. Luudegbarger
A. Carlyle Stoney
Robin Willian
Wall
Lesila
Labor Delegation Heads to Washington Over Packing Plant
Fifteen labor representatives led by John Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Federation of Labor set out for Washington to urge President Wilson to seize control of all packing plants. The move follows a breakdown in talks between packers and workers over bargaining differences.
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Chicago
Organized Labor
John Fitzpatrick
Chlesago Federation of Labor
Washington
Wilson
United States
Iabor
Germans plan an armistice break
Vel of the incident from Petrograd says Russian troops and Austrians violated armistice rules, with Russians arresting a regimental committee. The Daily News correspondent notes the episode could give Germany an excuse to break with Russia. Rudnivik and Moscow social revolutionaries seek foreign support, fearing Bolshevik dominance.
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London
Minicter Diamanti
Petrograd
Daily News
Correafondest
Beeanan
Russia
Gplomata
Lenine
Hhis Party
Stalsheviki
Social Revolutioniats
Holohaviki
Germany
Social-Revolution-Ista
M. Rudnivik
FUEL ORDER SHUTS CHICAGO PLANTS AHEAD OF HOLIDAYS
Nearly 100000 workers in the Chicago industrial district face shutdown as a national fuel order goes into effect. State and local officials pledge cooperation while about 2000 plants statewide halt operations to comply. A meeting of manufacturers and business leaders urged Washington to accept the measure with a patriotic, cooperative stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Oulsiag
Wiihiaws
Caillaux Had Great Scheme Revealed in Bank Documents
Florence news service reports a document found in a Florence bank safe rented by former Prime Minister Caillaux outlining a plot to arrest President Poincaré and leaders, install General de Gaulle as commander, bring French regiments to Paris, and push a referendum to reshape government while preserving the republic. Copies were sent to investigators including Bouchardon.
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Roma
Gloriula D'Tlulin
Florence
Calliaux
Eenaford
Senate
France
Senate Snd
Vitalin
Cetain
Bouchardon
Notice on contact details from Feliz finals signing
Notice states that Ross Feliz signs off and disclaims responsibility for contacted details. The terse message mentions Feliz finals and a contact note. The exact intent and party details are unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feliz
Ross x. Feliz
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Souster Townsend
Michigan
Prgbason
Detroit
F.C. Knox
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Loulaloos
Stata
Lambering
Wateh
Yale
The
Romanoffs
Utah
Alhambra
Ince’s
James Montgomery FS
IGG
Bill Hart
Polly Morgan and
RAIL
Turpin
Pittsburg
New Pathe
Rex
Dee Hospital
Logicaal
Jersey
Gee
Valace
Lopes
Washington Ave
HPD
Jost
Deantifal En Noglizges Bacquee
ITV
Gerlowa
Louie Bucknor
Somerset
Foley Kidnay Pils
A. R. McIntyre Drug Co
Rumania
Emily Stevens
Madresa
Caillaux
Trenson
Poincare
Consumers’ Wholesale Grocery Company
Wash. Ave
U. S. Food Administration
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