Deputies Probe Dark-Themed Liquor Case In City
Deputy sheriffs Ray West and Merl rites led a probe into a Cedar Brook Cedar Run whiskey interception at Lincoln avenue between Twenty fourth and Twenty sixth street. Joseph Julian, a 13 year old, was linked to a illicit liquor plot with penalties ranging up to two years. Julien plans to be interviewed by Judges Roberts tomorrow morning.
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Ray Weat
Merl
Jace
Joseph Julian
Halian
Hiincoln
Cedar Brook
Cedar Run
Julien
Elty
Roberts Tomorcrow
Beeri
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Cape
To Increase Army Officers to 18 000
Washington July 25 An enlargement of 8000 officers in the army was introduced by Senate military committee chairman Wells at Secretary Baker's request. Baker said at least 18,000 officers would be needed to sustain the air, construction, and other services of the army built up during the war.
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Washington
Wails,worth
Senate
Haker
Baker
Berger Probe Moves Slowly Across Wisconsin District
Washington reports ongoing inquiry into Victor Nerger’s fitness amid loyalty charges. The article notes his wife Winifred and mentions district politics, with reference to related statements and nominations in the House and by Wolton and Finkeoo from South Dakota.
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Washington
Victor Nerger
Bey
South Dakota
Make Star
Robert P. Stewart
Divorce Filing Alleges Wife Left Husband July 1918
Faldy J. Christensen of Ogden sues Ada Nelva Christensen for divorce in district court. The couple married in Patterson, New Jersey, on July 4, 1918, and Christensen says his wife left on July 12 of that month and has not returned, claiming she went away with another man.
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Faldy J. Christensen
Ogden
Ada Nelva Christen
Kok
Paternon
Mail airplane pilots dismissed from service
Washington July 25 Mail airline pilots who refused to take the jail today because of demands that two charged pilots be reinstated have been dismissed from the service, the post office department announced.
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Washington
Ali Hiliin
Drunkenness at Five Points Leads to Fines
Klavel Kissel arrested for drunkenness after a disturbance at Five Points. He faced the police court and was fined 90 dollars or 90 days in jail for insulting language and a fight near A Olsen's residence after procuring wine at the railroad yards. Fellow worker John Giada also arrested and fined 60 dollars or 60 days in jail for partaking.
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Hissett
A. Olsen
Kissel
John Giada
Foresters to Wight Idaho for Investigations
Associate Forrster Poller, who has been in Ogden for several days inspecting forest matters in this district, along with Forester Ty. Fs Kneipp will depart Ogden this afternoon for Pocatello Idaho to conduct an investigation over the northern end of the Cache National Forest.
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Forrster Poller
Bbeen
Ogden
Mistrich
Ty. Fs .Kneipp
Jnoon
Pocatello
Idaho
Cache
Deaths and Funerals in North Ogden and Ogden City
Multiple obituaries report the deaths of Darrell Louis Coop at 5 1/2 months old, Ella Louise and Margaret Lavan Shupe from diphtheria, John Arthur Jones aged 40 at North Ogden, and Bue ward Joseph Yoseph with funeral services planned. Services set at 243 Thirtieth Street residence, 1840 Seams Avenue, and 2017 Wall Avenue with interments at Ogden City Cemetery and Open City Cemetery.
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Coop
Darrell Louis Coop
L Albert Coop
Thirtieth Street
John Nicholas
Ogden City Cemetery
Shupe
Ella Louise
Margaret
Lavan
Brigham
Eureka S
Resi Dence
Seams Avenue
Bishan Meber
Orson Griffin
Ada Hgagingtao
Thomas Farr
Edward 7. Saunders
T. C. Williamson
Opien City Cemetery
C. J. Lindhurst
Yoseph
Bueward Joseph
Meeing House
Nathan A. ‘Tenner
Atate
Wall Avenue
Heavy Winds Fuel Idaho Forest Fires Out of Control
A Royal Forest Office report says heavy winds on the Idaho Payette National Forest have caused two large fires to burn out of control endangering large portions of the forest. No rainfall reports in affected districts. Homer A. Seip will travel to raise funds to pay firefielders employed in Idaho to combat the blazes.
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Royal Forest
Forever Morse
Idaho
Payotte National Forest
Thazard
Homer A. Seip
Focal Forest
Ogden
Waho
Coal miners strike ends after 250000 walkout
London July 25 The strike involving about a quarter of a million coal miners ended today after disruption threatened to paralyze many industries. The Associated Press reports the settlement reached ends a long stoppage affecting energy and manufacturing sectors.
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London
Associated Press
Boy Weep Convicted In Juvenile Court For Pony Theft
Judge Dan Sullivan sentenced a ten year old boy to the state industrial school after a tearful courtroom moment. The youths, linked to thefts of ponies and a buggy, had previously appeared on similar charges. One boy had been sent to Nebraska. the other returned home before stealing again and being caught.
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Dan Sullivan
Juventig Courk
Shotland Ponta
Nebraska
Sullivan
Mercy
sWay
Mexico Aims to Capture Bandits in Tampico Region
July report from Tampico via Commander Finney says Mexican authorities under President Carranza tighten efforts to seize bandits who robbed a U S boat on the Temesi river on July 6. General Gonzales instructed to boost safeguards for American lives and property as conciliatory actions are pursued.
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Washington
Carranza
Tamplea
U. S
Temesi
Navy Department
Finney
Tampico
Gonzales
Unfortunate Jewish aid to countrymen in need
Louis Cohen, a former traveling salesman, suffers a left side injury and rheumatism. Jeff Ogden heads to Butte, Montana to seek work after city residents provided him a railroad ticket and $6 for expenses. He credits the aid to the B'rith Sholom congregation with committee members U. Schultz and EB. Rosenberg organizing support.
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Louis Cohen
Jeff Ogden
Butte, Mont
Cohen
Standard Office
Massner
Butle Ando
B'Rith Sholan
EB. Rosenberg
Lieutenant Kay Gets Discharge in Ogden
First Lieutenant Harold T. Kay son of Mr and Mrs Willard Kay, stopped in Ogden on the way to Fort Douglas Utah where he will be discharged today. Kay has served on the staff of the director of air service in Washington DC and his duties took him to various sections of the country. He left Ogden summer 1917 to enlist and was commissioned in the fall of that year. He expects to complete his law course when discharged.
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Harold T. Kay
Willard Kp
Ogden
Fort Douglas
Utah
Kay
Washinston
D. C
Director
Air Service
Key
Telegrams for Germany Accepted at Ogden Office
Western Union officials said Ogden office will now accept telegrams to Germany in multiple languages. The notice encourages readers to consult the classified ads for details and rates.
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OGDEN
Germany
Inna
Western Union
Troops Remain In Siberia to Protect Railroad
President Wilson told the Senate the American expedition to Siberia aims to protect and operate the railroad, relieve the Russian people, and will stay as long as needed. The plan includes cooperation with Japan and preserving Russian sovereignty while maintaining railroad operations under John Stevens.
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Waliington
Wilson
Senate
Bivoda
Vlelief
Sievera
Pinder John ¥. Stevens
Japan
Mibarla
Wan i
Johnson
California
Tharla
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