Chinese Lottery Case Dismissed for Poor Translation
Pecan County Attorney Charles Ferr failed to study Chinese handwriting and could not decipher the lottery cards. Judge George S. Barker dismissed charges due to the lack of a proper interpretation and prosecuting witness testimony. The defendant, John Due, was accused of conducting a lottery from an address on Lincoln Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecan
Charles Ferr
John Due
George S. Barker
Lincoln Avesnue
Mufflers and speed laws urged by traffic officer
William Dick, a traffic officer, warns drivers about muffler and speed regulations and the need for stricter enforcement. He notes many drivers disregard muffler rules and complains that age and license laws are not being properly enforced. Some drivers race on streets while new license issuance nears deadline, with leniency on the age law expected due to the rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willliam Dick
Causo
Rome
Washington Avenue
Secretary of State
Men Entering Woods Work For Signals Corps
Information from the forest service notes no thorn men are needed for the Twes Ufeth Engineers regiment. Qualified woods workers are still being entered for the aviation section of the signal corps to support spruce timber operations on the Pacific coast. They will receive regular army pay plus a wage supplement from Whited Sta Commercial companies. Interested men should contact the recruiting section of the Air Personnel Department, Signal Corps, 136 K street N W, Washington D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Thorn
Twes- Ufeth Engineers (Forest
Signal Corsa
Moen
Air Personnel Department
Signal Corps
Washington, D. C
Forest Service War Gift Assn Organized In Forest Service
In late November about eighty Forest Service employees from Tucul forest office supply depot and property office formed the Forest Service War Gift Assn to fund war needs. Members pledge 3 percent of each salary to a common fund, with a committee of five to manage collection and disbursement. The group has raised 376.83 and paid 256.07 to support recreation, Christmas boxes, sweaters, and soldiers’ needs. Similar units formed in two other districts as municipalities adopt the model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucul Forest Office
Aumply
Uhe Forest Vervice
District 4
Miesasaciathon
Avo
Hq Ayancation
War Camp Community Recreation Fund
Ilk Ase Elation
T He Enimayacs
Et Lenat Ont
Vigal Forest Service
Labor Committee of Weber County Farm Bureau Meeting
The labor committee of the Weber County Farm Bureau will convene at the bureau offices to discuss the 1918 labor situation. About thirty-five representatives, including bureau directors, committee members, and delegates from each town, are expected for two sessions starting at 10 a.m. and a second later in the day. A chairman will be appointed to serve permanently on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber County Farm Bureau
Bureau
Frost
Chaimnan
Packers Closing Wage Arguments In Civicago
Closing arguments in the wage arbitration of the packers were heard. Judge Samuel Alschuler will decide after the hearing ends today. Meyer led for the packers, Condon for workers, Walsh for management. The case debated justice, wage scales, and the eight hour day amid war needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civicago
Samuel Alschuler
Carl Meyer
James G. Condon
Employme
Frank DP. Walsh
Myer
Upcaker
Franela J. Keney
Federal Trade Comclssion
Fllen
Heney
Henry Willy
Meyer
Ife
Alames Meyer
Howard
Poles Class V Draft Rule Cited by Marshal General
A government bulletin states that residents found in the Poliad remy being recruited abroad must be classified as Class V unless eligible in Class I. Local boards are not authorized to issue passes or passports to permit foreign travel until disqualified for allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Chia
Jst
Poenilst
Unreasonable Groanings on Scaffold Endanger Worker
A bricklayer on a scaffold drops a brick ped and a chickening piece, while his fellow worker clings to a missing partner. The man groans in agony as he falls, and a bystander calls for help with contempt as the scene unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martar
J ‘Hamme
Prohibition Party Split Sparks Heated Day in Chicago
At the day two session in Chicago delegates clashed over merging with a new National party. heated debates featured heckling as supporters for the merger argued while opponents led by Dr Edwin Wolfe challenged the move. George Hoager of New York and Burton Rockwood cited Gompers in opposition, amid calls for party principles to guide the merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
al Thothifteenth
Prohibition Party
National Party
Edwin Wolfe
Finais
Worrel
Hhoice
George Harger
New York
Samuel Gampers
American Foderation of Lahor
Wilson
Gampers
Lyre Ward Choir Entertains Young and Old
Lyre Ward Choir prepared to entertain the young and old at the hall by eight o clock. The program includes Pilgrim chorus Prayer Clarity Pilea Guet Olive and Herriette Burt Glimpse in Future Verna Wheeler Quartette and others. After the program dancing to new dances continues until nine. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
Lynne Ward
Mey
Clairley Pilea Guet
Olive
Herriette Burt
Alise Verna Wheeler
Seeey Shemy
Tanily
Lie Christensen
Ruth Boli
Conferees Agree On Railway Rule In Postwar Plan
Washington reports conferees have tentatively agreed on a plan for government operation of railroads after the war. They expect to approve limited control within twenty one months after hostilities end and will reconvene tonight to pursue remaining disputes over rule making authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Births and Community Notes From City Reporter
Birth notices list multiple newborns with parents and addresses including Conrgo Shurton at 3 Thor:mi Framers and Dee Adams Avenue, Meh Alexander and Rahtrae Grant Avenue, Giarenca and The Wadmen on 23867% Pacific Avenue, Fred and Maud Rahe at 2102 Monro Avenue with a boy born March 3, and several other children born to Mike and Elizabeth Rlehie, Mernina W and Florence Ottman, plus a note about labor organizing Nepre workers forming large unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrgo Shurton
Missioner
Dee T
Monro Avenue
Mare
Mike
Eilzabeth Rlehie
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Wack
Mary McMillan
Ogden Avenue
Mernina W
Florence Ottman
Monroe Avenue
Bey Zu
Women Press For Booth Ordinance Passage In City
Members of the City Federation of Women's clubs urge the city commissioners to pass the anti booth ordinance as submitted. They claim fully enclosed three foot high booths curb juvenile delinquency and provide privacy without tempting immoral acts. Mayor Browning supports adoption, but Commissioners Jones and Plygure seek a compromise. the measure is deferred pending further negotiations with opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Organization
Ty Sinuel Drownis
Sonora
Browntogamt
Browning
Morniog
Huge
Case Men’s Sociation
Women's Organization
Madame Hammer at the Orpheum Tonight in Utah
Madame Hammer, famed in Utah, appears at the Orpheum tonight. SUPT. DODDS, SON TO ARRIVE TODAY Bert Dodds of the aviation division of Smele Sain’s fighting forces, son of Sunt J. Dodds of the Ogden Union Railway, is due around 1 PM from San Diego. He rose from private to first lieutenant and may soon join his unit. Mrs Dodds is recovering from an appendicitis operation in the Vee hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thut
Bert Dodds
Smele Sain
Sunt
J. If Dodds
Ogten Union Railway & Depot Company
San Diego
Cal
Hart Sim
Okla
Dodds
Theniversity of California
Brkeley
Sill
Dle
Milford
Utell
Hlo Hark
Dads
Siberian Move Being Studied in Diplomatic Outlook
The article discusses Japan and Britain considering a stance on Siberia amid Anglo Japanese ties, arguing cautious action to preserve eastern territorial balance. It notes Allied fears of aggressive moves, but officials say restraint may be preferable to provoke a larger crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Great Britaly
Great
Germany
Great Britain
Spain
Siberian
State Department
Local boards to distribute military and selective service news
Government bulletin directs local boards to be the public source for military establishment and selective service information. Washington committee of public information will issue daily bulletins to boards and communities, with boards providing copies for public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Sétes
Public Information
Washington, D. C
Thia
Wliice
Simon Damberger
Ln T He Buarda
public informa_tiow
Navy
Selective Service
Committee of
Publc Intermistion
Funeral notices from Deaths and Funerals column
The local death notices list Thelma Jardine funeral with rider Heber Hawks presiding and special music, interment in Weber cemetery. Bill Schawers, Evanston, died at 3078 Clark. remains to Lindquist mortuary for Evanston burial. Annie Marguerite Rundquist died at Roy home. funeral at Roy meeting hall with interment at Harper cemetery. Lila Helen Stevie, months-old daughter of John and Mrs Stevie, to be buried at Jefferson Avenue home. Fannie Webb funeral at Lindquist chapel with viewing at 8203 Wolf Avenue and interment at Ogden City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Barton
Prove
Albert’ Green
Frank Hammond
E. A. Qsen
Heber Hawks
Weal Weber Ceretery
Nathan Hawks
Bchawers
Bill Schawers
Harry Schawere
Evanston
Wya
Clark Avenue
Eddie
Earl
Lindquist Mortuary
Rundquist
Annie Marguerite Runtgulat
Carl Rundquist
C. A. Rundauist
Roy
Sweden
Tah
Belie
Salt Lake
Latter-Day Saints
Loom
Roy Meeting Haves
Iitermment
Haaper Cemetery
Lindquist
Stev
Lila Helen Stevie
John Stevie
Jefferson Avenue
C. R. Garver
Unis Rnfernoua
Iblernico Ogdenefly Cemetery
Broncho Billy at the Cozy Theatre Tonight
Local film star Broncho Billy and star Big Bill Hart appear with a Boy Scout short The Boy Who Cried Wolf at the Cozy Theatre tomorrow. Admission is 5 cents and 10 cents plus war tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Bill Hart
Fenders Agane Liquor Laws of the State
Pat Fallon arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Soule on liquor law violations. Judge Barker suspended a 30 day sentence in municipal court if Fallon aids officers in locating and arresting the bootlegger, claiming prior purchases from the man. Henry Peterson, vagancy case, received a 10 day suspended sentence after pool room arrest. J Glazier, drunk, Salt Lake traveling salesman, forfeited $50 bond in Washington avenue apartment house arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Fallon
Soule
P Municipal
Ible Mortilng
George S. Barker
Fallon
Henry Peterson
Tie
Hobson
Jollering Inn
J. Glazier
Ad Blackburn
Washington Avenue
Salt Lake
Exciting finish as Weber defeats Standard in junior league
Weber edges Standard after a tight finale on Deaf School floor. Campbell scores the decisive points in the five minute overtime, with Shreeves and Couch keying Weber comeback as Standard suffers first defeat of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber
Couch
Campbell
Iin
Iis
Bhirtaves
Stanach
dJunlor Teague
Standard
Hteeder Sieeesee
Douglas
McBride T. Jones
Critehlows J
Reeder
Stratve F
Shreeves
Hawkins Promoted to Sergeant in Army Unit
Ogden friends of James H Hawkins note his advancement in the U S army. A graduate of the U S Veterinary School he is appointed stable sergeant for Company D 346th Machine Gun Battalion now stationed at Camp Lewis American Lake Washington. Sergeant Hawkins is a son of H O Hawkins of this city. Mrs J H Hawkins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
James H. Uawking
U.S. Army
U.S. Vatinary School
Nergennet
Co. D
Camp Lewis
American Lake
Washington
Viewkins
HO Hawking
J. H. Haw
IX MEN LEAVE FOR SERVICE IN THE U S ARMY
Three men from Medi travel to Kellywell South Antonio Texas for commissary duties. Charins HM Fast Adolph ME Miller I and J B Wardtefah are named as returning to service with prior experience in packing and groceries. They will train in Fort Lupe for jury service. Other names include George Burien Talley Montana James Geitterny Montara and Tatman Hinks Louisana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medi
Kellywell
South Antonio
Texas
Charins
Adolph ME Miller
J.B. Ward
Ely
Poster
Ogden Masking & Provision Company
Muller
Wilmsdart Marke
Junilor
Wardieigh Sins
Fort Lupee
Eby
George Burien Talley
Montana
James Geitterny
Montara
Tatman Hinks
Louislana
Soldier's Kit and Watch Preserved at Texas Military Ceremony
A soldier received his kit and a gold watch in a presentation by colleagues at Ogden Packing and Provision. The event, led by J. Evins and J. H. Evins, included remarks from Poular and featured Alice Brady in Spurs of Sybil at New Utah Theatre. Also appears in the edition are a summons in Weber County Court and various notices about employment and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ogi Packing & Provision
Wts
Mookline
Jengen
Alice Brady
Sybil
New Utah Theatre Today
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LABOR
Committee OF Farm Bureau
John Hiel
Professor Takahashi
A Armory
New National Party
Lyre Ward Choir
Wrraingham
Watenists
Nepre Workera
Inbar
Madame Hammer
Utah
Orpheum
Donds
Rudyard Kipling
Madge Kennedy
Goldwyn Pictures
Arras
Hedda Gabler
the Orpheum
Agane Liquor Las
James H. Hawkins
Weber County
Ele Gt Bal
Svona Investment
Sames & Teenen
Mabel Jensen
Minnie May Jensen
Ulat
Elerk Ot
Stuart Dannes
Thatalbét’s
Kina
Ameer
Serkeant Phuykigd
Owi
Grout
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