Patrolman Mohlman Exonerated In Carnival Case
Patrolman G M Motlman was fully exonerated in district court after being charged with failure to arrest Mason at the Rice and Dare Street carnival on June 23. The judge dismissed the indictment, noting Mohlman acted properly and promptly reported the gambling activity. Mason was arrested, found guilty, and fined, while detectives handled the direct evidence.
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G. MM. Motlman
Grand
J. M. J. Mason
Arthur E. Pratt
H. H. Henderson
Mohlman
Pratt
Dobbs
Brand
Mason
Fratt
Patrolman
Moblaian
Mazon
Rec
Robert. Burk
Alex J. Fife
Mohiman
Mohrman
Patriotic Military Parade Tonight Forestalls War Rally
A 7:30 PM public military parade forms at the armory with color bearers, three bands, and veterans leading the march through city streets. An open air mass meeting follows in City Hall Square with Judge Cain presiding and speakers including Attorney David L. Bilna and Judge Nathan J. Harris. Last night’s meeting featured Rev John Edward Carver and Bluart F. Dobbs delivering speeches on democracy versus autocracy and American war aims.
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Army
Navy
Masa
Eity Hall
S.T. Cain
David L. Bilna
Nathan J. Harris
J. Hf. DeVine
Tmarahal
U. A
Scowcroft
Dis Inet
Stuart P. Dobbs
Tit for tender feet promises quick relief
Advertisement for Tit remedy claims instant relief for tender aching feet caused by long standing. Promotes corn and bunion care, reduces swelling, promises lasting comfort after use. Recommends buying a 25 cent bar from any druggist.
Honor for the volunteer in the bid for service abroad
The piece urges volunteering as a route to military service with training, comrades, and the chance to fight for democracy. It frames service as noble, citing Lincoln and President Wilson on the right to participate in government and national defense. It appeals to those capable and willing to endure hardship for the world’s cause.
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Witton
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Men of small nations unite for peace and American resolve
Fragmentary wartime speech stresses universal dominion of fight by concert of peoples to bring peace and freedom. Emphasizes dedication of American blood and might for principles that gave birth and happiness, urging full commitment and hope for a liberated world.
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America
Notice of attorney appearance during absence and band parade
Notice states George Halverson will handle legal practice during absence and invites affected parties, especially in district court cases, to consult him. Troop to Honor members of Troops Band K are summoned by Captains Kneans and Ward to report in uniform at the armory tonight at 7 o clock for a big parade with Capt Kneans in charge of mounted troops and Capt Ward in command of foot troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Halverson
Mr. Halverson
E. Pratt
William B. Kneans
J. Tay Ward
Kneans
Captain Ward
Business men to organize for Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Tribune reports prominent city businessmen planned a formal organization to unite business interests, protect against attacks, and support road government. F J Koster led discussions at a dinner meeting attended by leading local business figures.
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Salt Lake Tribune
Salt Lake
Butber
Busi- Beas
F. J. Koster
Old Folks Saved From Suffering Still Told in Humorous Garble
A garbled readers’ note proclaims relief from illness with quirky spellings and names. The message cites folk remedies and improvised cures, mentioning Mr. Mary A. Deen Tauntes and Mr. Bar A. Hoover, and references kidney trouble and nighttime ailments.
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Mary A. Deen Tauntes
Medicion
Bar A. Hoover
Foley
Mars
Axa
Cagiale SanRrouser
Ennio
Business men seek unified Salt Lake Chamber growth plan
President of the Ban Franches chamber outlines forming a new business organization to unite diverse local interests for city and state commercial growth. Dinner at Hotel Utah aims to gather leading businessmen views and exchange ideas, with no definite plan or name yet chosen.
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Ban Franches Chamber of Commerce
Plana
Chamber of Commerce
Busi- Beas
Balt Lake
Dinger
Utah
Lave
Koster
San Francisco
No bringing the city back to its pre union prestige
Fragmentary text discusses restoring city prestige after union era, criticizing past city government and condition. Notes a general sense of effort to rebuild esteem and governance, mentioning local leadership and public sentiment.
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