Paving case decision sparks Supreme Court appeal
Paving dispute on Twenty eighth Street prompts property owners to consider taking the case to the Supreme Court after a district court ruling favored the city. Protest levels reached 87 percent earlier, but officials pressed ahead, citing technicalities and protests by Morbel Browning and others.
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Twenty Eighth
Supreme Court
Ben Arixbl
Taror
Supreme Curt
A.B Pratt
Torniscizhih Street
Joaeph M
Trary
Tapere
Pior
Gwnera
Par Ine
W. Winehealt
Abbott Tt. Heywood
Hia
Drowning
Hla
Morbel Browning
Mralan
Comrdlenton
Stierll
Teyracr
Trenty-elehin Aireet
Firant Avenirs
Techoreally
Sr. Billmell
Eo Loto
Stilwell
Bast
Aimilar
Hryrood
Texal
Chris Flygare
Tie
L. Jones
Figrare
Joncas
J. Morao
Taealyclebth
Two Terry Gang members sentenced after rear pool hall fracas
In Clinton two members of the Terry rank, Dork Terry and Claude Tranwell, were sentenced in police court after a fight at a rear pool hall. The incident left Teber Houso badly injured, with witnesses describing a chaotic scene in which several men clashed, one man later claiming he wished they had room to swing.
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Terry Rank
Clinton
Dork
Terry
Claude Tranwell
Teber Houso
Reus
Hiemers
Becaten
Jim Tirien
Mike Bmegteley
Mefilniry
Enerone
O'Telen
Wish Tey
O'Strien
Lopke
Braswell
Meus
Belgians to Arrive for Meeting with U S Officials
Belgians to arrive in Ogden tomorrow for a short stopover en route to Kesenne and other cities. The Belgian delegation will meet with American officials, tasting local wares and visiting Weber club. Leaders include Ludwig Moncheur and General Mathieu Leclercq, among others.
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Teeminett Orden Cy
Basiness Rach
At & Gelock
Nyetitere
Belgian Commission
United States
Weten
Ehortima
Kesenne
Cola
Weber Club
Oeden
Balt Pade
Ludwig Moncheur
Meitian Datater
Washington
Mathieu Leclercq
Min Tinny
de Carter de Marrhienne
United Staten
Warle
Georeal
Osterreth
Iector Vatiler
Tenning
Qoxermar Almon Mambereer
Gilbert While
Hermitage Park Opens With Dancing Boating and Bathing
The Hermitage Park announces a season of activities including dancing, boating, and bathing with ice cream parlors near 92. The event invites families to enjoy outdoor recreation and refreshments at the park.
Mian and Wife Held on Charge of Quarreling
Sr and Mrs Jeese Farlex were arrested Sunday evening for quarreling and disturbing the peace. They were brought to court. complaints cited, and both sent to the arena. Mrs Farley claimed provocation from a man named John Stanner, and that drink influenced events. Judge Tathe r ordered Mrs Farley detained five days for care and treatment. Mr Pachey received a small fine.
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Jeese Farlex
Hebern
Arene
Parles
Etary
Farley
Eccles
John Stanner
Fasley
Swanner
Pachey
Hermitage PA Aces Clean Place to Spend Afternoon
A fragment notes Hermitage Pennsylvania as a pleasant venue for an afternoon. It mentions amusements and a 92 make Nebelty charter. a member is to be permitted at pate The WIMIer, indicating unclear local civic or communal event.
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Make
Nebelty
Pate the Wimier
Blackberry brandy leads to court clash in drunken row
In a Saturday night court session, multiple men faced fines and sentences for drunkenness and disorder. One man claimed blackberry brandy caused his feet to fail, others pleaded guilty to intoxication, and several received suspended or modest penalties.
Farm Destroyed by Severe Storm Saturday in Nebraska
A severe cyclone swept across the Nebraska prairie on Saturday, destroying the Teslon farm of George J. Kel dy, a real estate dealer. Buildings and crops were wrecked, the ranch house partially destroyed, and insurance coverage is disputed as the telegrams indicate. The real estate man from the Ogden State bank building left for Farnum Saturday evening to seek reports on the ranch’s fate.
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Nebraska
Teslon
Parnas
George J. Keldy
Orden Real Eetalp
Dr. Rebly
Hoeltwan
Ar Reldy
Ogden State Bank
Lefty
Farnum
Tn Ace
Rulard
Thy Eyslane
Cherries Scarce For Canning In Home Markets
Housewives in Orden face cherry shortages as growers warn supply will not meet demand for canning. Market officials and growers urge conservation and planned production to ensure households access to fruit this season.
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Orden
J. WW. Wiens
Faren Canning
Lola
Crults
Ceden
Ambiguous Lenin Quote Sparks Peace Talks in Amsterdam
A July telegram from Nerlin to an Amsterdam agency quotes Lenin stating the Catholic Center Party plans a peace initiative. Two dissents appear to hinder the move, while Liberals in Satiogal respond to the call for peace.
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Cathellea
Amaterdam
Amsterdam
Onewa
Lenin
Paty
Telehelag
Shortage of Labor Eases in Ogden Factories
In Ogden Utah a survey by L Taylor and eleven others shows reduced labor shortage at major plants. Ogden Iron Works reports enough workers for now while the can factory eyes a new shift. Pay ranged from 35 to 45 cents per hour with many earning 35 to 34 cents. Weber Council of Defense reports hundreds of boys sent to beet fields and cherry orchards with reports of some mistreatment addressed by Supervisor Wilson.
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Oxden
L. Taylor
Waelfic Avenue
Taylor
Ogden Iron Works
Mr. Taylor
Weber Council of Defense
Robert F Wilton Han
Defense
Tourau
Wilson
Council of Defense
Western Union High Officials Inspect Ogden Office
A group of Western Union officials led by A. D. Cowan and C. O. Disadin visited Ogden for an inspection tour with local manager W. J. Dermody. Mrs Life accompanied her husband U. G. Life and they toured Ogden canyon. Cowan described plans for a basement fed with modern machinery that will be installed at Ogden to create one of the best developed repeating stations in the United States.
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Western Union
Ogden
Major KneRss Flying Visit Highlights Ogden Guard Training
Major W. E. Knerrss visited Ogden as National Guardsmen returned from the Mexican border. Ogden battery members newly trained at Indian Narrows joined him for a weekend retreat. Guardsmen praised the camp life at Jonlan Narrows and reported solid progress in mastering field artillery drills.
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Ogden
Erelhe Tome
Sana
Wor Rorass
Vincent
Ogden Battery
Inedan Narrows
Orden
Knease
Nalinal
Camp Ife
Jonlan Narrows
Golfers of Ogden Defeat Salt Lake In Intercity Match
Ogden golfers won the Intercity match at the Ogden Country Club by 24 to 9. East Lakers won only three of thirteen matches as turf repairs and a busy course day preceded the play. Notable results include: Wright beat Fare 3 up. Larcon defeated Muchiller 2 up. Aleelow beat Johnson 3 up. Murphy defeated Megas. Rudiger beat Sullivan 2 up. Beery beat Berberk 2 up. Brown beat Rykert 2 up. Waring defeated Gilchiow 2 up. Watthe defeated Apperen. Wot May defeated DoaltilE.
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Qeden
Salt Lake
Inter City
Galt
Oeden Country Club
Orden
Ihr
East Lakers
Caunio Eleb
Tere
Eden
Wrighy
L. BH
J. K. Larcon
la Toy Muchtmiller
P. AD
Aleelow
P. B. Johnson
B.S
Murphy
Neck Megas
W. A. Larking
Rudiger
Sullivan
Uh Beery
Wood. Ierberk
Salt Tanke
Brown
A. TL Rykert
Charles Culette
Fred Pentech
Waris
John Ciltchiow
Wot May
Doaltile
Ball Lake
Nebeber
C A
Watthe
A.M. Apperen
Bat Lake
Troops Deployed to Ray Copper Camp Reported
An army office confirms troops have been sent to Ray copper production camp to secure the site amid tensions. The move follows concerns over disruptions at the Ray facility, with authorities indicating emphasis on safety and continuity of operations.
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Ray Copper
Tougtar
Atle
Ray
Copber
Elste
Training at Officers' Reserve Camps Teaches Grenades and Bayonets
The Officers' Reserve Training camps emphasize intensive drill in modern tactics including hand grenade throwing and bayonet charging. The old bayonet thrust is replaced by a newer technique offering more force with less effort. American men show greater aptitude, aided by a national pastime that teaches accuracy in throwing.
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U. S
Exemption boards slow in numbering for draft lottery
Washington July 18. With the draft machinery in place officials hope the Chinese lottery will be held by week’s end. Delays persist as exemption boards in 15 states have not completed the required lists. Boards file two copies of their numbered lists with the provost marshal general and state governor. Few districts have yet to report.
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Washington
Xoteramenot
War Department
Atatca
Denying Strike Order Report From Chicago Headquarters
A July report claimed lumber and timber workers aligned with the Mississippi mission would strike tomorrow. LW W headquarte rs secretary William Jaywood said he heard nothing of the report.
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Chicago
E.W
LW. W. Headquarte
William Jaywood
Ty Organization
Ambiguous War Dispatches Reported From Capitals
A garbled news fragment mentions governors in California and Washington with references to war measures, delays, and a ceremonial knighthood for Sir Imagiza Vale. The text is fragmentary and unclear about dates, names, or concrete events beyond the decor with King George and distant locations.
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Haig
London
Imagiza Vale
Order
Washington
King George
Adiires
Vates
U boats sink two more steamships
Word of sinking this week by German U boats reaches New York reporting the loss of two steamers. One freighter of about 4,558 tons bound in ballast from Tavernent to Innsbruck, belonging to the White Star Line, is said to be among the vessels sunk, with ties to Manchester services. The report notes day of sinking as recently prior.
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York
Ballnes
White Star
Manchester
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