Seven Gases Set for Hearing in Local Court
The district court docket shows seven cases set for hearings this week. Notable entries include Utah Power and Light Co versus Peter F. McFarland et al with July 6, plus George G. Crompton versus George Nal verse on July 9. Other filings involve Orden lodge No. 6 IOOF versus Fred Schade, Utah vs Fannie W Wiibus on July 12, Phoenix Construction Co on July 13, Willam BR Spragins versus William Hine on July 17, and Mary E. Fitzgerald versus R F Anderson et al on July 23. In municipal court, a man accused of breaking into Dr P F Mills’s office in the Lewis block appeared before Judge Barker and was given until Monday to plead before trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qoree
Utah Power and Light Co
Peter F. McFarland
George G. Crompton
George Nalverse
Orden Lodge
C. F
Fred Schade
Evans
Salt Lake
A. W. Agee
Stats of
Utah
Fannie W Wiibus
J. A. Smyth
Phoenix Construction Co
Willam BR
Spragins
William Hine
Geserceres
Mary E. Fitzgerald
R. F. Anderson
C. Stewart
FP. Mills
Lewis Block
Barker
Rial
Helen Holmes in The Railroad Raiders at the Cozy
The seventh episode features Helen Holmes in The Railroad Raiders with Billie Rhodes Comedy and Reel Life at the Cozy theater today. Tomorrow Harry Carey appears in Hair Trigger Burke for a next showing.
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Helen Holmes
Billie Rhodes
Reel Life
Harry Carey
Rumanians in United States Mission Arrives on Coast
A Romanian mission to the United States arrived at a Pacific Coast port on June 2. Members include Count Vaselle Stoica Rev F Metra and Casalle Luscel. Stoica wore the uniform of a Russian lieutenant. After visiting Wardiagtop the delegation aims to spur recruitment for the Romanian army, which reportedly sought fifty thousand soldiers.
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Pacific
United States
Count Vaselle Stoica
Rev
F. Metra
Casalle Luscel
Count Stoica
Wardiagtop
Forty Texans Indicted Arrests in Draft Conspiracy Case
Dallas, Texas June 22 Federal officials announced forty of the five men recently indicted here for alleged seditious conspiracy against the enforcement of the selective draft law have been arrested. Among those taken into custody yesterday and today were Z 1, Mesly, state president of the Farmers and Laborers Protective or realzation, and W. T. Webb, state secretary of the Socialist party.
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Dallas
Texas
Z 1
Msely
Farmers
Laborers' Protective
W. T. Webb
Soclailat Party
Soldier Boys to Meet Washington Market Sunday in Oxden
The Twentieth Infantry baseball team from Salt Lake arrives about noon Sunday to play Washington Market at home plate at 3 p.m. The Market team, bolstered by city stars, aims to upset the visitors. Saturday afternoon Washington Market travels at 1:20 p.m. to Brigham to face the Brigham Peaches in the first game of the year in that city. The Sunday lineup will be announced later.
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Salt Lake
Oxden
Washington Market
iMarket
Brigham
Brigham Peaches
Lneup
Boston Girls Win Philadelpia Doubles Match
In the national tennis tournament at Philadelphia Miss Motta Murstedt and Miss Eleanora Sears of Boston defeated Miss Lorthy Newbold and Miss Mary Thayer of Philadelphia 6 4 7 5. The result sets up a final round pairing with Miss Hurstedt and Miss Sears and with Mrs Robert Leroy of New York and Mrs Phyllis Walsh of Philadelphia advancing after semifinals.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Jone
IBM fRomen
Nm Das
Motta Murstedt
Eleanora R. Sears
Lorathy Newbold
Mary
Thayer
Ihiladelphis
Hjurstedt
Sears
Robert Leroy
New York
Saw murderer leave suitcase in San Francisco trial
June 12 John McDonald testified in the Mrs. Hens Mooney bomb murder trial that Warren K Billings placed a suitcase on the sidewalk at the blast site minutes before the 3 06 p m explosion killing 10. Mooney and others linked to the case faced life terms or gains for alleged roles in the plot.
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San Francisco
John McDonald
Hens Mooney
Warren K_ Blilingst
Billings
McDonald
Bullings
Thomas J.mooney
Mooney
Ion
MecDonald
Louis Ferrari
Aiste
Bulines
Israel Wein-berg
Mmnge
Uniform steel prices urged to ensure fair profit
Washington June 22 The Federal Trade Commission will be asked by President Denman of the Emergency Fleet Corporation to set a uniform price for steel and iron products across industries to secure fair profits. The plan envisions producers and ore suppliers voting on a price with FTC approval, or government intervention if they refuse. Concerns rise over rising steel and iron costs affecting other industries and national defense. Gorman elected president of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway. Marine Corps needs 262 more men to reach 30 000 authorized strength. 678 enlisted in first three days of recruitment.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Denman
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Cobalsy
Lin Thas Manufactury
Tompmandebr
Planta
Ila Ster
Marine Corps
Ken
Steali
Girls and Boys Arrested at Deer Party Time
Waite Superintendent and officers at Lagoon yesterday detained a party from the Industrial school after spotting two young girls drinking beer with boys older than they. The girls were found to be former students and placed in custody at The Gables. The boys faced charges of contributing to delinquency and will be brought before Juvenile Judge Justius Homer.
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Waite
Nckley
Lagoon
Parse
Justius Homer
Miss Helen M Conroy and Miss Mary L Rowley graduate nurse
Miss Helen M Conroy and Miss Mary L Rowley, Ogden’s noted young women, graduated May 24 from Holy Cross hospital training school for nurses in Salt Lake City and begin post graduate study. They are National Red Cross members ready for duty, possibly in France. The pair, with many Ogden fathers facing war, are praised for courage and service. Parcel shower honors June bride-to-be Nils Aapa Anderson with guests and gifts. Flower mission distributes hundreds of bouquets to hospital, ministers, schools, and homes. Milas Margaret Crites leaves for Berkeley summer schools.
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Helen M. Conroy
Helen Macy Conroy
Pol Slisa
Mary Louise Howley
Oxden
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
Anducus
Res
Mary L
Pden
Horm
Zina Anderton
Sadie Ryter
Nils Aapa Anderson
Mary Nondquist
Helen Tal- Afgen
Myrtle Smuth
Prank Balun
Besala Driver
Mary Edling
Eva
Maud Geisler
Ellen Turngulat
Bate Anderson
Tosabell Noniquist
Stra
Flower Mission Department
Lelpern
Lutheran Church
Jasin
Pditgrs
Eicken
Tip Tehry
Rew J
Leenman
T Hele
Hankall
Ger Pian Lutheran Church
Tremonton boys visit resorts as town bonds are subscribed
Tremonton and vicinity citizens pledge 2100.50 in Liberty bonds with gifts ranging from 50 to 500 dollars. The funds were wired through the State Bank of Tremonton and the Met cloxed Friday. Overland Trail work from Tremonton to Snayville is slated to begin in about a week, covering forty miles. Several young riders tested the speed at Friday’s event, but a boy suffered no injuries. Read the Classified Ads for more details.
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Tremonton
Sprctal
Btandant
Tronten Ani
State Bank of
Met
Priday Aitrragon
Snayville
Ogden city to install Utah Power lights at multiple locations
Public improvements chief reports on petitions for street lighting. Utah Power and Light to install arc lights at numerous intersections and avenues, with locations listed and no extra cost to Ogden City. Also notes petitions returned. mentions Richard Travers tale at Rex theatre and showtimes and prices.
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Chile
Npueh
Hektseo
Ninis
Opilen City
Utah Power and Light Company
Ogden City
Taylor Avenue
Hudman Avenue
Second Street
Ogden, Lagan & Idebo
Sleteenth Street
Fourth] Street
Jefferson Avenue
Waalington
Adams Avenues
Twenty-eifth Street
Lincoln End Rant Avenues
Twenty Fifth Street
Potter Avenue
Twenty-ninth
Thirtlets Streets
Thirtleth Street
King Avenue
Thing-first Street
Ogden Avenun
Thirty-second Street
Torler
Dancy
Interarcilon
Twenty-eeventh Street
Ilarrizon Avenue
Petiilona
Ogden Canyon shuttle trims heat with 35 cent round trip
Advertisement notes a 25 degree cooler ride from Ogden Canyon to the Met City, clocking a 20 minute trip. Service cadence is every 45 minutes and the fare is 35 cents for the round trip.
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Ogden Canyon
World Markets Down as Stocks Slip in Opening Trading
New York reports a broad market drop at the open with Reading and Lough Valley rising slightly and several names like United States Steel and General Electric among leaders. Bond call declines push U S government issues to multi year low prices. bankers cite Liberty Bond era effects.
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New York
Natal
Reading
Lough Valley
Criterbls
Baldwin
General Electric
Central Leather
United States Steel
Nepubile Iron
Colorado Fuel
American Can
United States
Hanes
Panama
United Laces RoverDoent
Liberty Joan
Iberts Aeua
Chicago Quotations on June 22 Trade and Shipment Prospects
Chicago reports on June 22 discuss market strength and shipments to Europe. Mentions possible assurances from Japan and notable activity in July options. Opening prices show limited movement amid uncertain shipments and commercial versus lone arrangements.
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Chicago
Europa
Japan
Parkece mechanical shooting gallery sale offer
Emil Anderson of Utah advertises a quick sale of a Parkece mechanical shooting gallery and related items. The notice mentions an axle issue and mentions 4688 Piratest Loge and locations in Utah with a terse sale cue.
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Parkece
Tua
Emil Anderson
Utah
Market Fluctuations Ripple Through Grains and Commodities
Amid forecasts of unsettled weather corn futures slip then rally as oats and other cereals gain. Provisions rise on corn strength, with widespread gains across sugar, rice, flour, and various stock categories. Chicago hogs lower on weak demand while cattle quality lags. Market activity shows mixed shifts across futures, with brokers noting stronger buying and higher prices in several grain and feed components.
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wiCs
Utah Stocks Quotation Summary From Local Market
Quotations from J A Hogle Co private wire show dull trading in Goodeprings with 16009 shares moving from 10 to 12 cents. Blanchard fell from 165 to 106 cents amid light activity, Walker rose to 2 dollars with few sales, and other issues edged higher or steady. Notable prices include Albion 4 cents, Alfa Tunnel 104 percent, Tix Four 4 cents, Nubion 10 to 12 cents, Cahumban 15 cents, Colorado Cent. and Iron Blossom around 10 to 11 cents.
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Dulllog
Goodeprings
Ita
Tiatia Blanchard
Walker
Albion
Alfa Tunnel
Tix
Nubion
Cook Cahumban
Rexall
Colorado
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Pacific Coast Port
Washington D. C
New Century Mainging Co. Provo
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U. S
Peking
China
Tsao Julia
Mto-Shih-Chang
Merkeley
Ogden Resorts
Vaden
Richard Travers
Rex
Eize
Spseeaees
Walla
Oper
Uleh
Cnicago
SUGAR
Moscow
Miller Hil
May Day
Ticonta
Michigan-Utah
New Quincy
Prince Consolidated
Paldms
Ab N Conta
Rice Wellington
Commercial National
Eet National
Deveret Savings
Furmera and
Blackgrowers
First National
Ogden
Logan
Drigham
McCormick & Co
National Bank of the Republic
National City
Ogden State
Security State
Balt Lake Security & Trust
Blato National
Utah Savings and Trust
Walker Brothers
Zoo's Savings and Trust
Amalgamated Bagar
Cement Securities
Consolidated WW
Consolidated Life Insurance
Ene Fire Insurance
Intermountain Life
Lion Coat
Mountain States
Medea
sUtah Gas & Coke Phy
Utah Power and Light
Orden Pictures Corporation
Tava
Weber Canal
Femaie
Hept
A Cite
York
J. A. Hogle & Co
M. Beott
Cotten
Orein
Judson Ave
Chicago Board of Trady Galt Lake Stock and Mining Exchange
Correapansense
Logan & Bryan
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