Beer From Ogden Is Captured by Sheriff
Brighalm City July 12. Sheriff Zundel and deputies seized a large quantity of beer transported from Ogden by a prominent Hoorgenle man. The load included fifteen sacks of beer with twenty four bottles each and a small amount of whiskey. The delivery was in a four spring heavy vehicle attracting officer attention. The goods are stored in the phesit's office awaiting legal testing while the men who brought them are under arrest for violating the dry territory prohibition.
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Brighalm City
John H. Zundel
Ogden
Hoorgenle
Phesit
Arrests in Salt Lake murder case tied to Italian faction feud
In Salt Lake County jail two men face murder charges linked to a deadly feud between Italian factions. One defendant, Dominick Garuso, stands trial for the October 31, 1944 killing of Basijia Colunno. The other inmate, Domenick Garuso, faces the murder of Angelo Garza, brother of the imprisoned man. Authorities say the violence stems from tribal tensions triggered by a wedding invitation snub, with more details expected at upcoming trials.
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Salt Gare
Italy
Bascijia Colunuo
Magoo
Dominick Garuso
Third District Court
Veter Dinera
Domothick Garuso
Angelo Gartaa
Magna Jone
Dominick Garuro
New Sfezico
Colorado
C. C. Corstensen
Discra
Malo Street
Salt Lake
Edwin Burns
Utah Copper Company
Colonno
Domnick Garneo
Align
Magna
Garfield
Crop Conditions in German Empire Reported
In Panis on July 16 the intelligence department of the U S army describes receiving German newspaper translations to gauge wartime harvests. Reports say Germany will receive a large wheat crop from Romania, while vegetables are generally good except potatoes, which are said to be the smallest since the war began.
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Panis
Impeligence Department
United States Army
Germany
Papera
Romania
Draft for physicians in Utah may be enacted says Dr Baldwin
Dr Samuel C Baldwin chairing the state medical preparedness committee says a draft of physicians could be required under national defense calls. He notes Utah may need about ninety doctors out of four hundred sixty five possible practitioners for the medical reserve corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coless
Utah
National Defense Committee
Medical Reserve Corps
Samuel C. Baldwin
State Committee On Medical
Cas
Baldwin
Warm Weather Attire and Medical Reserve Corps Interest
A discussion of a Japanese batik harem costume by Flambeau Weavers praises its comfort and minimal adornment. It notes a large interest from about fifty, but only twenty two in the state have joined the medical reserve corps, with doctors showing backwardness and consideration of a draft in the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flambeau
Fire causes $3200 damage in Binghan area
A blaze starting around 4 PM damaged three buildings. AL Le Janes confectionery, John T. Bogans hardware, and O Donnell & Co undertaking parlors suffered losses. James establishment second floor apartments incurred $2000 damage, fully insured. Bogan apartments insured for $1000, total damage about $3200. Fire likely started by a spark from a stove with a strong wind.
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Binghan
AL le Janes
John T. Bogan
Hardware State
O'Donnell & Company
James
Uoran
Bogan
Kansas Wheat Campaign Seeks 10 Million Acres Planted
Kansas launches drive to plant 10 million acres of wheat this year. State council of defense proposes a $2,000,000 seed wheat pool, backed by leading business men. Seed wheat committee ready to invest and farmers to apply from Topeka.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
State Council of Defense
Ptate
Plan to Fight the German U Boats
Washington July 16 Frank J Sprague former president of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers and a naval consulting board member presented to Secretary Daniels a general plan to cope with the submarine problem. The proposal favors offensive measures and calls for new seagoing patrols and a new offense weapon to increase peril to submarines and protect cargo ships. If adopted it would influence shipbuilding for merchant and naval forces to meet an upcoming troop and supply transport period. Officials declined to detail the plan pending review by department heads and the general board of the navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank J. Spracue
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
Naval Consulting Board
Daniels
Keither
Sprague
Department oMcials
General Board of the Navy
Whale meat praised as better than beef steak
In Sacramento on July 17, Barton Eversman, UC Zoological Investigation chairman, told Dean Hunt that whale meat is better than beef steak. He said it resembles beef in appearance, has no fishy taste, little fat, and can be sold at 10 cents a pound. The statement came in response to a request from the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce for information.
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Sacramento
Cal
Barton T. Eversmano
University of California
Thomas
Hunt
University Agricultural College
San Franciaco Chamber of Common
State Council of Defense
Evermano
Reconstruction of the Republican government in China progresses
Dispatches from Weking report rapid progress in reestablishing the Republican government in China after the failed Manchu restoration. Wang Ta Shih, ex secretary of taxation, becomes foreign secretary and Jia Kwanz Haung, former navy aide to Yuan Shikai, accepts a similar post. Premier Tuan Chi Jef assumes war portfolio.
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China
Washington
Ching
Wns
Chineas
Tuan Chi Jef
Growers Allow Crops to Rot in California
California surplus crops pota toes and onions may be sold to Arizona after Governor Campbell sought pricing for immediate shipment. State defense council reports large supplies ready to ship at one and a half cents per pound for potatoes and about sixty cents per hundred pounds for onions from districts near Sacramento.
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Sacramento
California
Arizona
Thomas E. Campbell
State Council of Defense
Campbell
Calefornia
Aviation Bill To Pass In Washington
The aviation appropriation of 3540,000,000 passed the House Saturday and will be pushed through the Senate this week. Senate military committees will meet tomorrow and may dispense with hearings to hasten enactment. An administration amendment would legalize aircraft production bound to the defense council and extend its scope.
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Washington
House
Senate
Boand
Defenze Council
Tax rate plan to hold at six percent mills this year
Mayor Heywood outlines the 6 percent tax rate schedule for Orden this year with 2 mills for the contingent fund 2 for streets and walks 2 for sewers and lifts 3 for gas plants baths and electric works totaling about 200 500. Other matters include sewer district No 138 bid to Gibbon Reed street lighting costs from Utah Power & Light and payroll and department claims. The city approved a 60 60 note to support the general fund and granted three rooming house permits.
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Orden
Heywood
Aewers
Gibbon & Reed
Tracy
Waterworks Department
Ceperat Fund
Public Safety Department
Indigestion From Excess Stomach Acids Advised Treatment
Medical authorities attribute indigestion and related stomach troubles to excess hydrochloric acid, not lack of digestive enzymes. The advised remedy suggests avoiding digestive aids and using magnesium carbonate powder or tablets after meals to neutralize acid, claiming it relieves pain and sour stomach without dairy or liquids.
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Casera
Short Line Seeks Higher Rates From Utilities
The Oregon Short Line petitioned the Utah Public Utilities Commission to allow a 15 cent per ton advance on coal and coke, with five days notice and suspended thirty day rule. It lists current lump ore rate from Utah mines to Salt Lake and Ogden at 1.60, now 1.95, and seeks similar increases on other grades. The plea notes rate changes effective July 25 and mentions related actions by other lines.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Star Public Utilities Commmission
Utah
Salt Lake
Ogden
Polote Bory
Poisoning of Livestock Alarms Oregon Farms
In AlamatiI Falls Oregon authorities exposed wholesale poisoning of livestock and attempts to incendiary jars at farm buildings. United States Attorney staff led the investigation into arson links and responsibility for the fires as part of the probe.
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Alamatil Falls
Ore
Iivestack
United States
Parody Bird Targets Slacker Recruits On NYC Streets
A bird trained to cry Slacker was used by a petty officer to stop men of military age in New York. The bird perched on the officer’s shoulder and shouted as crowds gathered near Fifth Avenue. The lively street demonstration moved from Twenty third Street to Union Square as a crowd of workers tried to coax the man addressed to quit his stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Twenty-third Street
Union
Fai
Noo
Entlat
Senator Reed Is Well Answered by White Statement
Washington July 17 John Teaver White a member of President Wilsons American committee of the Deltan relief committee issued a statement asserting Senator Reed’s charges that Herbert Hoover engaged in gambling appear unfounded. White defended Hoover and condemned the insinuations as baseless political maneuvering aimed at undermining wartime leadership.
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Wasiington
John Teaver White
President Wilon
American Committee of the Deltan Relief Committee
Senator Reed
Herbert Hoover
Belief Relief Funds Questioned by American Committee
A debate over Belgian relief purchases notes that American committee members deny speculation in commodities. Mr White asserts purchases were made by the American committee from the start, while Mr Heavoe states the American organization did not involve itself in speculative buys. The discussion cites the need for proper oversight and accountability.
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Mona
Agine
Fomistulfx
White
iMesver
Belxian
Tha Ameritas Organization
Heavoe
Food Saving Army enlistment primer offered nationwide
In a wartime appeal Charles Pack, head of the National Emergency Food Garden Commission, urges readers to join the Food Saving Army by drying and canning produce. Send a two‑cent stamp to receive a tanning or drying primer, with the commission ready to cooperate and help feed the troops.
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National Emergency Food Garden Commission
Maryland Building
Washington, D.C
Charles
Athmn Pack
Commission
Great Army
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Victor Talking Machine Co
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Otter
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Victor Talking Madhlow
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Food Saving Army
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