Shipbuilders to Leave Ogden on May 17
H W Beckett Sr, government employment examiner, announced that shipbuilders will go to the Tacile coast ship yards on May 17. The government seeks more men for this service, with orders to recruit many workers and related trades. An immigration inspector from Salt Lake met Beckett regarding listing men for shipbuilding.
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Ogden
H. W. Beckett, Sr
Foal Federal Employment Bureau
Tacile Oast
Salt Lake
Beckett
Cuba Votes Aid for Allied Peoples
Havana reports a legislative appropriation of 400000 to alleviate suffering among allied nations. The item notes political debate over oxygen administration and urgent calls for immediate relief actions amid emerging international tensions.
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Cuba
Havana
Robber Seizes Mexican Worker in Montello Rio Robbery
Authorities report Adolph Garcia, a Mexican, was arrested in Montello Nevada for robbing Frank Seerda, a Mexican section hand with Ogden Union Railway. Seerda said Garcia threatened him at midnight, cut his clothing, and stole a sack containing 240. Detectives broadcast Garcia’s description, parts of the money were recovered, and he faces robbery charges.
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Montello
Nev
Adolph Garcia
Frank Seerda
Polices Department
Seerda
Union
Garcia
Kotfe
Ogden Union Railway & Depot Company
Garel
Two Utah linemen fined for drunken conduct in court
F. E. Johnson and G. W. Sutten, linemen for Utah Power & Light, were found guilty of drunkenness in municipal court after officers found two whiskey bottles in their car. Each was fined 50 dollars. Johnson disputed the verdict, claiming innocence, while Judge Barker offered an appeal option to the district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Johnson
Yineman
Utah Power & Light Company
G. W. Sutten
Marnta
Earl Whrelng
Meno
Simat
Hudson Avenue
Twenty -Fith Street
Nequor
Chant- Teur Wirring
Johnson
Iquar
Sutton
G Laslo
Barker
Afr. Johnson
United States
Schools of Weber County Close for Spring Vacation
Weber County schools close for spring vacation with activities ongoing in all buildings. Nooks are being checked exams finished and last minute incidents handled. Eighth grade commencement will be held a week from Saturday at the Ogden Tabernacle with visitors and a program including music dramatic reading and speaking.
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Weber County
Ogden ‘Tabernacle
Prussian Chamber May Be Dissolved Over Franchise Bill
Amsterdam May 9 Count von Mertling German imperial chancellor and Prussian premier has decided to dissolve the Prussian chamber if the third reading of the franchise reform bill is rejected according to the Cottorne Gazette.
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Amsterdam
Count van Mertling
Cotorne
World markets open with irregular shifts on war news
New York stock trading opened with irregular price changes as war bulletins sparked mixed reactions. United States Steel declined while Marine preferred, New Haven, St Paul, Southern Railway, and several other issues gained. Advancers ranged from 2 to 212 points amid bonds activity.
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New York
United States Steel
Marine Preferred
New Haven
St. Paul Common
Southern Railway
Dethiphem Meel
Asprican Susar
Pulltasin
Elberly
Omaha and Kansas City Livestock Prices May 3 and 9
Hogs receipts around 44 000 at Omaha with steady market and varied bids from 15 to 18 dollars for heavy and light hogs. Cattle receipts about 800 with steady to lower prices across native bleers cows and heifers western and Texas steers range cows and calves. Sheep receipts about 10 000 with steady market and lambs near 16 to 18 dollars. Kansas City reports similar hog and cattle receipts with firm to steady prices and cash bids from 14 to 18 dollars for hogs and 14 to 17 dollars for cattle. market movement described as mixed with occasional firmness and late-day reactions. Chicago hog market shows receipts around 42 000 with firm tone and ranges from 16.70 to 18.10 for various hog classes. corn and grain futures show light offerings and cautious shifts. U.S. sugar copper and mining stocks listed with varied prices across multiple issues, with trade notes on prices and bids in New York and Chicago markets.
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Omaha
Texas
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Chicago
Cingago
lMogs
Corn market strengthens amid cold outlook and demand chatter
Chicago May 9 corn showed notable strength as traders priced in unseasonable cold. Prospects for Kansas and Nebraska weather spurred short covering, with open prices rising to near 1.46 and further gains later. Rumors of active demand kept seats firm though confirmation was weak.
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Chicago
Kansas
Nebraska
Utah Stocks and Prices May 9 1918 at Private & Co
Closing sales listed for May 9 1918 include Alia Consolidated 500 at 18 cents and Albion Mining 1010 at 6 cents. Other entries show Furnisries and a wire listing for J A Hey at 2400 Hudson Avenue with private company references.
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J. A. Hey
Hudson Avenue
the Private & Co
Alia Consolidated
Albion Mining
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