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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1919

Page

8

Arbitration and court action touch whiskey cage case in May term

A May term of the supreme court revived yesterday with three criminal cases, two involving alleged whisky infringements. An appeal from district court at Orden centered on a car theft and repair dispute. witnesses described the mechanics and ownership, while the outcome awaited habeas corpus arguments. Other dockets include rate discrimination cases affecting Idaho potatoes and interstate transport, with filings seeking parity in freight charges to Texas and Missouri River routes.

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Justice Is Sought By Idaho Farmers Claim

Idaho farmers seek a legal remedy in federal court to resolve a dispute involving irrigation and land rules. The case cites changes proposed by agricultural committees affecting water rights and farm operations across Idaho and neighboring states.

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Americanization conference urges English use in schools

Washington and St Paul reports describe a four day interior department backed conference on Americanization. P P Claxton urges English in all schools to aid assimilation while Charles F. Town emphasizes oral over written English for direct communication. Proceedings reflect federal emphasis on immigrant integration. St. Paul dispatch notes Rose Banter Stokes appeal from 1918 espionage conviction under advisement by a three judge panel.

Washington

Delegation Leaves Versailles for Berlin Report

Berlin dispatches indicate a three-man labor leadership group may reorganize the Versailles delegation after a long conference with Count von Brockdorff. No political significance is attached to the departure date of May 11 from Versailles.

Berlin Sunda Dros Maleterk Geisserts Versaille Herr Legon Count von Hrockdorff-fant Ani Versailles Whelr Atl Legien

Victim of Auto Accident Dies at Holy Cross

Salt Lake City May 13 A well known businesswoman Mrs da Simlb of the Keith O Brien company died at Holy Cross hospital from injuries suffered in a street crossing accident Friday. She was struck by a car at First South and Eighth East as rain reduced visibility. Her daughter Jose Smith and a young companion escaped unharmed as two other women reached the streetcar. The driver assisted and the injured woman was rushed to hospital with multiple broken ribs two broken legs and internal injuries. She remained conscious until Saturday night and died shortly before noon yesterday. She was the daughter of Green Smith of Logan and is survived by her father and two daughters.

Salt Lake da Simlb Keith-O'Brien Company Holy Cross Hospital First South Eighth East Mia Smith

Henry Ford Libel Suit Against Chicago Paper

Henry Ford files a libel suit seeking one million dollars against the Chicago Tribune. The action centers on an editorial alleging his conduct and motives, with counsel questioning the panel’s handling and the editorial’s timing amid wartime US tensions and alleged betrayal by the paper. The preliminary examination tests the editorial’s claims and potential damages.

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Sheep shearer shoots wife in Utah tragedy

Walter Billingsley, a sheep shearer, shot and killed his wife Anna Dillnxsley in a Granger Hyer area home after a quarrel. Neighbors found the couple dead on the floor. a baby was unharmed but distressed. Coroner to investigate, Billingsley 33, a union member.

Salt Lake Cooth Walter Billingsley Anna Dillnxsley Granger Hyer Bilingslay Harf Altriett M. Taylor Taok Place Billingsley Sheep Shearers’ Union

Quarantine Against Sheep to Be Shipped From Idaho Range

Idaho livestock board plans a proclamation to halt all sheep shipments into Utah due to a cattle plague reported in Idaho Nevada already enforces a similar quarantine. Nevada has a quarantine in effect. The report also notes a boxing bout in Tulsa and funeral notices for local residents.

Idaho Utah Nevada

Yukon Ice Breaks With Grand Crash and Moves Out

In Dawson on Saturday noon the Yukon River ice broke with a grand crash, sending a large thawing pool downstream. Flood-control crews, led by authorities from Lebarge to Rawson, launched cleanup and hydraulic operations. around 200 residents from Lebarge to Dawson awaited new openings and possible relief efforts.

Yukon Dawson Keoha Epting

Utah Episcopalians to Meet This Week

Utah Episcopalians gather for the St Paul’s church service and the opening of the university congregation. The business session follows the Korver Luncheon, with annual reports from societies and officers to be presented. Elections for officers occur Thursday, with convention aims and executive plans outlined.

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Toolele Protest Against State Road Plans Debate

Salt Lake May 13. Taoehe county officials oppose the state plan to issue million of dollars for highway construction. Local leaders argue funds are misallocated and not spent in the county as intended, citing the county road commission and the Rokiry club of Salt Lake. The dispute centers on control and distribution of money for road work and projects.

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Secret Service Nabs Maker of Bogus Coins in NYC

Secret Service operatives arrested Guiseone Diganaliel once of Garfield in New York City for counterfeiting aflor dollars and half dollars. Three partners were jailed by January 31. The Garfield crew split up to avoid authorities as officials closed in. Dante Banat and Callisto Elgoiglinet were later arrested in Los Angeles and France respectively.

SAT Guiseone Diganaliel Ftarfield New York City Unites, States Secret Service Balt Lake Officinia Hhin Guiseppa Canigin Bagnayl Municlp Sth Garfield Hely Activisieg Cayasin Ing Dante Banat Los Angeles Callisto Elgoiglinet

German Student Impersonates Army Officer

LAPAYETTS Ind May 1 A Purdue University student from Indianapolis was charged with impersonating an army officer. A crowd of more than 4000 students disrupted classes to witness the incident in Ladadyetus. The student was ducked in water and paraded through town with a placard reading Read the Classified adm.

Lapayetts Ind T. Weinghank Indianapolis Ue University Atudent Arcesten Dutimer Ladayetus Sram Atudends Neaday Weinshank Omra Indiapayane

Girl Widow Jilted and Broke at 191 in Salt Lake

A penniless 19 year old girl from Salt Lake City tells police how she was lured by Ray Shirley, 23, after meeting near coal mines. He borrowed her money and proposed marriage to ease her divorce, then vanished. Police trace Shirley to Latuda. his father, a coal mine superintendent, says he was previously institutionalized. Juvenile probation officers arrange shelter and a domestic placement for the girl.

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Fragmentary War Era Family Note Surfaces in Kentucky

A garbled May report notes William S. Hamilton of Fagle Station Kentucky locating his father Jeremiah T. Hamilton aged 86 at a field near Kerr. The piece also mentions a Philadelphia bequest of nearly 3.006 million from Themes Sketton Harrison, former minister and consul general to Egypt, for a government improvement trust, following his death in Philadelphia.

Ballefontaine Bia William Suoward Hamilton Fagle Station Parvica Jeremiah T Hamilton Weet Manafield Kerr,ake Philadelthia Sketton Harrison Egypt Philadelphia Harrison WOK Aeg

Navy Doubles Its Quota in Victory Loan Campaign

Washington May 13 Rear Admiral Cowle announced the Victory Liberty loan drive met and exceeded its target. The navy quota surpassed 25 million dollars with 12.5 million allotted for shore and afloat units. California yard allocations reached over two million. Texas led in the battles with 129 thousand.

Navy Washington Libery Cowle Aevylen California Texas

Settlement Reached Between United States and Great Britain

Washington May 12 A complete settlement of all claims between the United States and Great Britain arising from military operations has been reached. The British government will pay the United States 35 500 000 after net and cost adjustments. The claims largely cover Britain's share in spruce for vision material production of Liberty engines and related supplies.

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Balloon crew downed. search for attackers widens

Pittsburg reports state police detectives and county officers hunt for men who felled a balloon carrying naval officers Lieut Howarth and Ensign White near Wafon Pa during a coastward race from Akron. A bullet struck White’s cap then another burst damaged the craft but the crew landed safely near Daden. Winter wheat acreage in Illinois climbs 707,882 acres with normal condition praised. only 2 percent winter wheat killed.

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