Authorities vs Tomatoes 6 Fined by U S Agencies
Washington reports that government food agencies consider awarding prices for canned tomatoes based on raw material costs may be unwarranted. Army and Navy, citing war needs, oppose price supports above 16 cents per can and warn against letting cost of canning or packing drive unwarranted prices for tomato products.
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Washington, D. C
Nrity
Navy
Uiab
L. Herrington
Nuional Canners Isolation
Althouely 120 Food Administration
F. R Gorzall
Nasaynera Association
Waahtt
Iegion
Army
Aay
Tomratoes
Rary
Divorce Actions In District Court
A decree of divorce was granted to William L Murphy against Norah Murphy on desertion grounds in district court. They married in Gretey Cola in January 1903 and the plaintiff says she deserted two years later. Eva May Chapman filed for divorce yesterday against James Dan Chapman on desertion grounds. The couple married December 9 1907 and have three children. custody and alimony sought.
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Wiliam L. Murphy
Norah
Murphy
A. W. Agee
Gretey
Cola
Eva May Chapman
James Dan
Chapman
Avid
Wilson G Harner Takes Command of District No 2
Wilson G Harner of the United States Office of Lands is now in charge at the focal trainh of district No 2. Mm Merger is taking the face of Cagillari CG, Morrison, who has deft to be engaged as district azme for the war department.
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Wilson G. Harner
United States Office of Lands
Cagillari
Real estate suit over rental dispute and injunction
The suit alleges that Miletus rented land from Jedediah Bingham's estate via administratrix Tilitan Beelnap without proper authority. On February 27, 1918, Miletus allegedly assaulted the landowner to claim possession, with money held by Charles M. Ramey as court clerk. City officials discuss an agreement to settle, avoiding part of a tax or government loss, as plans to vacate positions amid wartime service proceed.
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Eure Seeteuiey
Charles
Miletus
Charles XM
Ramey
District Court
City Altor
Oinclais
Commission“Ii
What to Do When Backache Comes On Article
A fragmented ad style piece mentions Foley Midasy Pulte and Foley Kidney products. It references backache relief and urges readers to consult a drugstore for remedies. It includes garbled names and stray phrases about medications and relief methods.
Aviation service opens careers in Ogden area recruiting drive
George D. Mcleod of the local U.S. army recruiting station announced a broad aviation section enlistment. Men aged 18 to 21 and 31 to 40, plus veterans 40 to 45, are urged to join from 8 am to 6 pm. The program promises training, pay of $20 monthly for privates, and noncommissioned ranks with assignments to aircraft and support roles from tailors to riggers.
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Sergi
George D. Mcleod
U.S. Army
Fifth Street
Fovison Avene
Fae
Ofte
France
Thich
Iaerely
Grocery store proprietors linked to box car thefts
Merchants in a California settlement faced a box car robbery probe tied to Ley purchase of a portion of stolen goods. An agreement with railroad detectives and police shifted the value of stolen property, but investigators say many missing guveds remain unrecovered. In sixty days eight prisoners have been fined or jailed. three more felonies await trial. Two additional felonies were bound over to district court after hearings.
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Ley
Understead
Coniglela
Merchanta
Amd
O. H. Moahinnen
Police Department
H.W. Cordon
Southern Pacific
Yesterfly
Theatres at the Utah showcase Harold Lockwood film
The Utah theater screens Harold Lockwood in Broadway Bill with Martha Mansfield as leading lady under the name Martha Early. Stanton Feek plays the heavy, with Bert Starkey Cornlah Beck Willian Clifford W. Black and Tom Blake among the cast, including stage and screen veterans with prior New York stage and film credits.
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Utah
Harold Lockwood
Theater of
Broadway
Metro Wonster
Litnh
Stanton Feek
Deasons
Kluw
Etlanger
Mexico
Barbara Fritense
Bert Starkey
the Spider
Mr. Stocke
Hig Secern
Cornlah Beck
Eeen
Helbrook Bijao
Nazhnova
Willian Clifford
Lockwood Pictures
W. W. Black
Tom Blake
Russian council to return home from Petrograd
The Russian Council of Peoples' Commissioners will return to Petrograd, according to an official statement in London. The removal of population elements deemed valueless to the capital’s defense continues, while gold and valuables are still being taken from the city. The council, part of the Bolshevik government, has had its headquarters at Smolny in Petrograd.
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London
Russian Council of Peoples’ Commissioners
Petrograd
Boty
Smoljny Inatiwta
Cozy Theatre Tonight Shows Big Bill Hart in The Kill Dog
Last show of the day at Cozy theatre features Big Bill Hart with Little Mary McAlister in The Kill Dog and a big V comedy.
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Cozy Theatre
Big Bill Hart
Little Mary McAlister
Big Bill
Hart, Little
Mary McAlister
Kill
Jay
Big
Prisoner 16 Sent to Basement in Deportation Case
George Kaslus alias Brutus a youthful confessed highwayman is held in a basement jail cell awaiting preliminaries before deportation to Holland. He and Charles Sandman were arrested February 12 for three robberies in the southeast, cross examined by Police Chief Browning, Kaslus faces deportation while Sandman received a misdemeanor charge and fine.
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George Kaslus
George Brutus
Holland
Kaslus
Brutus
Kanparoo
McIals
Way
Charles Sandman
Hansen
Cly
Folice
Browning
Sandman
Wis
Kasings
Box Elder and South Cache to Decide Northern Division Title
Box Elder and South Cache meet for the northern division crown in a 3 period basketball season showdown at Weber College gym tonight. Each team carries six wins in eight games and a central neutral site has been selected for the playoff game. Coaches Box Elder Wans and South Cache’s Jack Wright lead their squads with strong rosters and a large travelling crowd is expected. Local entertainment follows with a theatre program featuring Big Bill Hart and others.
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Box Elder High Echan
South Cathe
Seasin
Weber College Gymnasium
Weber Cnllage
S.cacha
Thompson
Cornin
Littywlake
Brigham City
Silram
David Wans
Buard
Jack Wright
Ogden
Birk Brothers Lead Chicago Team in Major Bowling Event
The Birk brothers, champions from last year, headline the American Bowling Congress tournament in Cincinnati, seeking to add to their record five man score of 061 as Aguilas Cigars of St Paul set the five man event pace at 2022. Sleera Thoma tops doubles with 1225 and C Wagner of Newark New Jersey leads singles with 630.
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Cincinnati
Birk Brothers
Chicago
American Bowling Congress
Aguilas Cigars
St. Paul
Sleera Thoma
C. Wagner
Newark
N. J
Changes in the Spanish Cabinet in Madrid
Madrid reports that Marquis de Alhuceman accepts remaining in power after the king is notified. Count Co Garall becomes minister of Finance and Luis Silvela takes public instruction, replacing Ventura and Rhodes who resign amid cabinet withdrawals. Other ministers keep their portfolios.
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Madrid
Marquis de Alhuceman
O Garall
Luis Silvela
Ventura
Rhodes
More Power for the President Debate and Budget Shift
A Senate committee report urges expanding presidential authority to mobilize timber and other resources for the army and aviation service. The measure would allow delegation of power to direct matters tied to wartime needs and emergency control, sparking debate on authority and accountability.
Petrova’s First Bib Picture A Big Hit
Petrova’s debut film titled Destiny opens at the Orpheum next Sunday in Ogden. Directors promise a premier production by the Firat National exhibitors and a strong appeal to women audiences.
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Petrova
Ogden
Toteova
Orphount
Japan Proposals Stir England and Washington Debate
England debates Japans plan to intervene in military matters with Liberia ties, Washington dispatches influence coverage. American stance remains unsettled but Allies likely to press for joint action, with Japan seen as potentially delivering Russia from danger while seeking co operation without restraint.
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London
Liberia
Washington
Japan
Wilson
U. Ui
Armerican
United States
Manchuria
Siberia
Nussba
Rusala
Tet
Lohn
Daily News
Daily Chronicle
Velpatton
America
Japan Passports Tightened by Japanese Officers Abroad
Washington March 1 Japan informed the United States that Americans traveling to Japan must obtain their passports from a Japanese diplomatic or consular officer before leaving. The measure, a wartime step, has been adopted by most allied countries.
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Washington
Japan
United Frater
Inda
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