Bootlegger Fined After Liquor Case at Union Station
Mike Nayrineh, a Slavonian tenant, was arrested yesterday at the union station by city police for hiring liquor unlawfully. In court he claimed his suitcase held two quarts of whiskey and confessed to possessing a large haul. Judge Barker sentenced him to fifty days or a fine of one hundred dollars, admonishing him to obey city laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Nayrineh
Ben Servian
Union
Mquor
Reeder
Evanston
Jhe
Billy
Lake
Ani
George &. Barker
Miter
Jal
Jude Bareker
Ara
Mills Licensed by Government for Wheat Trade
Farmers Holly mill at 1430 Wash Ave and Riverdale mill are government licensed. We pay full government price or grist for your wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holly Mill
Wash. Ave
Riverdale Mill
Second Offense Leads to Eighty Dollar Fine
Henry LePlatt, a local firm clerk, was fined eighty dollars after second offense. He pleaded not guilty when arraigned, claiming to be a draftsman awaiting possible call to service. He was arrested at the intersection of Twenty Fourth Place and Washington Avenue by Policeman William Trown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry LePlatt
Arthor Capher
Pogity
William Trown
Washington Avenue
Bcal
Tyn Mlonuhs
Flying instructor dies from crash injuries
Fort Worth Texas May 6 lieutenant Friday keep of East Milton Massachusetts. An instructor at Tabiaferri Tand died today from injuries suffered last week when his aircraft fell. He had been in town since November after arriving to tesag following his Canada Canaillaia Tedd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
East Milton
Mass
Tabiaferri
Tesag
Beating Drunken Charge In Local Court
William Chapple was fined 50 dollars in municipal court for being drunk yesterday. He claimed he drank part of a bowie of Beef Iron and Wins from J N Fulton, clerk of the court, as parts of a joke. Deputy Sheik Will Brown arrested him after finding whiskey on Chapple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Chapple
J. N. Fulton
Fuktou
Willan Brown
Chapple
Jack Christy
Christy
Uso
Crown
Chrissty
Jarani
Lieutenant George Beck Addresses High School
Lieutenant George Beck, son of Mr and Mrs Peter A Beck, on furlough from aviation training camp at Derkley BayA spoke to students at the Weh School this morning He graduates of the school and urged students about elective versus regularly prescribed courses noting how elective studies nearly hindered his own path and how the new prescribed course would fit life duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Beck
Peter A. Beck
Derkley
Baya
Weh
Taoutensat Heck
Liew
Municipal Court Fines Involved Case For Jonson Kho
The municipal court fined Jonson Kho after an arrest. Details indicate a search of a suspect at Tanberger Station by Deputy Phent Wim Brows and a related inquiry into two items. Thomas Seimla connected to the case is mentioned.
Third Liberty loan oversubscribed in Ogden and Weber County
Ogden and Weber County exceed their third Liberty loan apportionment by about 215 000 dollars after four weeks of effort. Subscriptions came from banks, companies, and individuals, with the largest corporate pledge at 100 000 dollars from the J. M. & M. S. Drowning Company and the top individual at 40 000 dollars by W. H. Wallis. County totals show 8370 subscribers and a combined county and city tally around 1 588 200 dollars, with final figures pending Liberty headquarters confirmation.
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Ogden
Weber County
Banks
Shetty
Continental Oil Company
Mountain States “Telephone — & Telegraph Company
Union Pacific Raihway Company
Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company
Denver & Rio Grane Railroad Company
Inan
Unam Ogden
J. M. & M.S. Drowning Company
W. H. Wallis
American Can Company
New York
Southern Pacific Company
San Francisco
Hansen Livestock & Feeding Company
Ant
Liberty
A. G. Felt
Wnd
Liberty Loan Committee
Federal Reserve
Awed $40 in Municipal Court on Transport Protest
Jepson claimed he arrived from Evanston bound for Portland Oregon buying two bottles of guar in Evanston. He would stop in Brigham City to visit his sister before continuing to Portland. Judge Barker ruled the case not within the prohibition spirit and noted evidence of intent to violate the law.
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Key
Jepson
Mal Be
Evanston
Portland
Ore
Brigham City
Barker
Brigham
Yuitt
Sixteen Ships Launched By American Yards in Week
The Shipping Board announced sixteen ships launched in the week ending May 3. Ten steel ships totaling 37,695 tons and six wooden ships of 21,500 tons were completed during the period.
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Washington
Shipping Board
American nurses abroad to gather for Cleveland convention
About 15,000 American nurses abroad and reports of depletion will be emphasized at the American Nurses Association convention opening tomorrow in Cleveland. The four day event includes 1200 marges and features papers by Grace Allison and addresses by Delane Mears Nutting Wooditch and others from the Red Cross and nursing boards. A session will summarize wartime nursing experience withSophia Kel and others leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ans
National League of Nursing Wauleatian
Grpawiza- Alon
Tvalth Nursing
Tvalth Nursing. ‘the Program Uwebludes A Paper By Misa Grace Allison
Clavedanik
Jane A. Delane
Mary Mears
National Organization For Public] Health
Adelaido Nutting
Nursbge Feneral Medical Board
National Coun
Annie W. Wooditch
American Nurses’ Prevciation
Tullethrop
Federal
Children's Pareats
Winford J. Smith
W. Snow
Surgeon General
Stathc
Mina Dora Themorron
Army
Cur Mus
Jona Pabes
Te Tavyy
Saralng
Sophiy Kel
Rus Ttelen Scott Vitas
Instearia
Liberty Loan Drive Results Show Strong Subscriptions
Analysis of Liberty loan reports indicates millions subscribed to the third Liberty Loan with New York leading in individual subscribers. Treasury officials project a total near 4 billion dollars, with nationwide participation and growing public support for future loans.
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Washington
Treasury
United States
Hanks
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Kanana Civ
Richmond
Lowe
Dallas
McAdoo
McAdoo Gaya
Aalaloont
Paws
Valeriy
America
Wehies
Pain Tilainz
Towa Leads In Subscriber Totals Across West States
Report outlines California Oregon Washington Idaho Utah Arizona Nevada and other states reaching high subscription quotas. Atlanta district tops volatility with possible 50 percent over subscription. St Louis district shows all counties exceeding quotas and Kansas City district posts substantial totals amid statewide gains.
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Towa
California
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Utah
Arizona
Nevadas
San Francisco
Atlanta
St. Louis
Kansas City
Missouri
Colorkin
Nebraska
Wyoming
New Mexico
War Department abandons weekly review of military situation
Washington May 6 The war department's weekly review of the military situation has been abandoned and announcement of Secretary Li er's new plans for furnishing the nations with mulegance and authentic news of American troops in wlsivordiy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
The
War[ Department
Lier
Wlsivordiy
Pension Bill Passes House in Washington May 6
The Sherman bill granting a minimum pension of $26 a month to Civil War veterans was passed by the House. President McAndrews of the Tobacco Workers' International Union proposes patriots in the trade contribute to the auto label fund. A long list of stock and bond prices follows, with numerous bids and asks from U.S. and mining firms.
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Washington
Lie House
McAndrews
The
Tobacco Workers’ International Union
Tobacco Workers’ Union
Utah Stocks and Mining Quotes From May 6 1918
Reading shows trading activity across a range of mining firms and companies. Prices are listed for American Concentration Zab Columbus Rexall and others with quantities including 400 7200 and 1100 shares at varied quotational values. Last Tintic and Howell Mining figures appear with percentage ranges and share counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tullion Mining
Log Ab Fe
Dye
Neaver Copper
Volumbus-Rexall
Joe
Tée
Last Tintic Com
Howell Mining
Bath Break After a Long Ride
A humorous note extols the simple relief of a bath after a strenuous journey. The fragment hints at rural self care and the timeless appeal of cleansing refreshment following exertion.
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Constance Talmadge
WM. Chapple
Den
Nat'l 8. PD
Union Depot
St. States
TL & RG
U.P
Olca
Aturday Tatil Firal National
Ogden Savings
Utah National
Ogdes State
Pingree Nation
Pingrer National
Mit Aan Ata
Liberty Loan Drive
York
States Inn
Pennsylvania
Maurice Maek
Viola Dana
WAR Department
Senate
London
Conn
Lohl
Miller Hill
Michigan
Toledo
B&e
Wilkee Mining
Deseret National
Farmers & Stirs
McCornick & Co
National Bante Republic
National City
Hallanat Copper
L. See
Utah State
Nat'l
Walker Bros
Zions Say
Lee
Wagan
Wome Fire Inz
Inn
States Tol
Ogden Pek
Utah Fire Clay
Utah-Fahu Sugar
Gano
Ubtahrod Furhtehed
2 A. Hotle & Co
Dan Hudson Avenue
Alhambra
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