Ford's Reading Ability Sparks Sharp Court Clash
In a tense debate during Henry Ford's billion dollar Wbet suit against the Chicago Daily Tribune, witnesses clash over Ford's reading skills. Professor William A. Dunning cites two reading theories while defense and Tribune lawyers spar over credibility and misinterpretation of anarchist views, with judge limiting remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aount Clemens
Mid
Willam A. Dunning
Cohimobla
Henry Ford
Daily Tribune
Jdnning
Elliott G. Stavenson
Nunning
Ford
Stevenson
Murphy
Tucker
Tribune
the Tribune
Iasckiog
Mr. Merenson
Anarchist Beliefs Spark Cross Country Beliefs Debate
A fragmentary dialogue shows mock accusations of atheism and paganism as participants clash over who counts as heathen. Conversational tone mentions New York and Columbia University, implying a broader suspicion of disloyalty among academics and urban groups.
Changes in Articles of War Recommended by Board
Washington July 31 The special board of officers recommends one ban on an article of war and changes in thirty others. Secretary Baker said he will transmit the report to Congress. The board found no radical defects overall and blamed inexperience rather than systemic faults, noting the pressure to mobilize 4,000,000 men. The board members included Major General F J Kernan Major General J O Ryan and Lt Col Hugh W Ogden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army Court Martist Aystem
Baker
Congress
F. J. Kernan
Service of Supply
France
Jobo ¥. O'Ryan
New York Naional Guard Division
Hugh W. Ogden
Rainbow Dlvision
Ruth Seeks Fresh Home Run Record in 1930s Era
Boston July 30 Babe Ruth aims for another American League home run mark after tying the season high with his 16th circuit clout against Detroit. Ruth, the Red Sox slugger, maneuvers three bats at practice and says he expects to surpass Socks Selby’s AL record and chase the major league mark of 25 held by Suck Freeman as the season continues. Special Assembly Call Helena Mont July 23 The Montana assembly convened in special session called by Governor W Stewart to aid drought–stricken farmers and to consider highway constitution changes and a federal amendment to grant women voting rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Detroit
Babe” Ruth
Red
Taro
Ruth
Selbold
Freeman
Special Assembly
Helena
Mont
Juy
Santana Assembly
W. Stewart
Tennis Touarey Ends With WU Mamei Harte Duel
The large gallery at the Longwood Cricket Club is to witness the final round of singles between R. Norris Wu Mamei and Richard Harte. The winner will face William M. Johnnies of San Fratcheco tomorrow in the challenge round for the league beret.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mase
R. Norris Wu- Mamei
Richard Harte
Longwood Cricket Clus
Willam M. Johnnies
San Fratcheco
Beret
German Trade Unions Debate at International Congress Delays
The sessions of the International Trades Congress face protracted committee discussions over the German declaration of the war era. German unions admit past wrongs in Belgium and deportations, while stressing workers opposed war and eager for frank, open resolution to continue the conference. The British and American blocs hold the largest labor representation but vote count remains limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Associated Preas
International Trades Congress Foray
Gracd
Sagnid Gampers
American Federation of Labor
Herr Sassenbach
Sasser Pach
Sassenbach
Jin
Walo
al. Sassenbach
Germany
Belgium
Land
Air rights under dispute as planes over farm land
Frederick Hoenemann seeks a court order to stop airplanes from using air above his Kansas farm alleging noise and disturbance to livestock. The case weighs whether property owners own airspace above land and cites evolving legal views in the United States and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frederick Hoenemann
Company
Jienemare
England
Thea Massachuset
Supreme Court
Indiana
Drosreid
Grow Urges Building Beaver Creek Road Toward Bear Lake
Sylvester Grow of Thantsville urged constructing the Beaver Creek road from Ogden Valley toward Hendolph and Bear Lake this year. He said the highway would be a commercial route for Rich County, a splendid road to Near Lake, and a short route to Yellowstone Park, connecting Bear Lake to Soda Springs and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Grow
Thantsvile
Beaver Creek
Ogdent Valley
Hendolph
Bear Lake
Rich
Yellowstote Park
Randolph
Soda Springs
Annual Brigham City Old Folks Outing in Ogden Canyon
The Old Folks of Brigham City and Box Elder County held their annual outing at the Hermitage in Ogden canyon. Attendees traveled from Brigham and surrounding areas using watches arranged by committees. A noon dinner was served followed by a music program and speeches. The Brigham Sunday adherents with their elders and teachers also enjoyed an outing in Lorin Farr Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham City
Hox Elder County
Hermitage
Ogden Canyon
Brigham
Lorin Farr Park
Troop 8 Praised After Drill by High-Ranking Liaisons
Troop B of Utah rastoral gear received high praise from Lieutenant Colonel Gordan and Major Jorgenson after a local drill on Grant avenue between 24th and 23rd streets. Under Captain W. B. Lindquist, officers planned to send commissions and non-commissioned officers to Salt Lake every two weeks for cavalry tactics instruction by Ideui Col. Gordan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Salt Lake
Ideui
Gordan
Amalgamated Sugar seeks permission to sell stocks
The Amalgamated Sugar company asked the state securities commission to approve selling 5 million dollars in preferred stock and 41 million dollars in common stock. The plan, approved by the company’s stockholders last Saturday, would see 750 thousand dollars of preferred stock sold to Utah, with the remainder underwritten by the Bankers Trust Company of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ne Garities Commission
Utah
Bankers Triat Company of
New York
King George Hosts Marshal Foch at Buckingham Palace
London July 30 King George welcomed Marshal Foch at Buckingham Palace and conferred the rank of field marshal of the British army. Foch was escorted to Gold Hall where he received freedom of the city and an honor award similar to that given General Pershing on July 13. The lord mayor later entertained the Allied commander in chief at the Mansion House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Marshal Foch
Butte- Ingham Palace
Gotld Hall
Altollar
Peruting
Massion House
Sessions appointed to head African mission in South Africa
J Wiley Sessions of Bariaz Idaho, a L D S church worker, was appointed by the church presidents to succeed Nicholss Smith as South Africa mission president. Sessions, formerly of Logan, has moved to Tolabo and leaves for the mission at an undetermined date. Senator Smoot is arranging passports for Sessions and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wiley Sessions
Bariaz
Idaho
Gret
Churcch
Sessions
Smith
Want
North Ogden Notes reflect farm yields and local lives in 1918
Special correspondence from North Ogden Utah on July 30 1918 reports cherry and apricot crops strong with good demand, peach harvest promising, and beet yields fair though affected by drought. The piece mentions a Boy Scout benefit film, returning soldiers El den Durbar and Willem J Blaylock, community visits, a wagon collision on Washington Avenue, and plans for a ward quarterly conference amid local social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ogden
Utar
Ormor
Boy Scout Movement
David E. Randall
British Isles
Idaho
Hyrum Binglote
Metropolis
Nev
Frederick Barker
Dations Park
James, Barker
Mate University
Isaac S
Verna
Soda Springs
William M. Kills
Sadler
Elden Durbar
Willem J. Blaylock
France
Charles B. Farr
Robert E. Bilis
Thore
Benny's Notebook at a Charity Event Mishmash
The narrator recounts a chaotic charity outing with family. A man with a bald head becomes an unwelcome focus as Benny sticks his toes through a seat crack and draws the attention of others. The crowd paws at humor and confusion while Benny's pops tries to calm things.
Austria’s Position Amid German-Austria Struggle
A man named Pr. Karl Beuser argues Austria must trust itself and the League of Nations as German-Austria’s future unfolds. He outlines policy on foreign ministry and acceptance, noting hopes exceed pessimism for Austria’s existence and stressing surrender to international guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arie
Karl Beuser
Zeolite
Austria
Foreign Ministry
Tbe
Iself
League of Matrons
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on Car Woes
The poem humorously laments owning a costly car that constantly stalls and fouls the road with coughs and groans. The speaker compares expensive rides, cheap tin cars, and repeated frustration as breakdowns leave him stranded and mocked by passing vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Makentx
Fragmentary Dialogue From A Distorted Scene In The Booth
The text presents a garbled dialogue with scattered phrases about naming a thing, an insult claim, and a figure with short legs and long hair singing in a Fordish language. A man with a bald head is referenced, and a hat is mentioned being removed from under a seat. The fragmentary nature limits clear narrative or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pop
Air
Eouit
Ibla
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. & T. Cousins
Queen Quality
Utz.& Dunn
Utz & Dunn
Last
Thomas
Castoria
Hermitage Park
United States
Lreit
Columbia Univeralty
Columbia University
Gompers
Hun
Beecham Pills
Snp
Tee
GROW
Bener Cree Road
Amalgiated
King George
Buckingham Palace
Bat
Orson T. Berrett
North of
Hoy
Leland Gibson
Byron Chadwick
Lapay Blugrock
Ben
Grizaly
Little Benny
Bert
Lady Carey
Walt Mason
TILK
Wennts 04
VALS
Rlis
Baere Rerick
Patten
Derek Ice
Mewriching
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!