Utah Supreme Court October term to hear criminal and civil appeals
One criminal appeal from J. F. Burns convicted in Third district court on a statutory charge. Civil dockets include numerous appellants and defendants such as G. M. Bartholomew, C. H. Dirksell, Thomas W. Blackham, Leon Olsen, Enoch B. Fuller, Earigar Fertin, Herold Van, Cott vs Casper, and many others across companies, cities, mines, and railroads. Salt Lake City leads with the lone criminal case. civil appeals span Tooele, Juab, Salt Lake, Ogden, and other counties.
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Utah Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
J. F. Burns
Liberty
G. M. Bartholomewe
C. Hf. Dirksell
Thomas W. Blackham
Leon Olsen
Enoch B. Fuller
Earigar Fertin
Herold van
H. Taylor
Pastoma Gold
W. J. Lemp Diverting Company
Kidney trouble relief claims appear in ad copy
An advertisement from A. R. Mintyre Drug Co promotes Foley Kidney Pills as relief for backache rheumatic pains swollen joints sore muscles and other kidney trouble symptoms. It features a Reading Pennsylvania testimonial from B H Blane and asserts the pills are worth their weight in gold and widely effective.
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Blane
Reading
A. R. Mintyre Drug CO
Mad Sisters of Sen LaFollette attack liberty loan foes
Baltimore Maryland October 4 The iderty losa committee denounced members of the National Woman's party for opposing the liberty loan at a meeting Tuesday calling them the wad sisters of La Follette They branded the group as treasonous for their stance against the government and country in the liberty loan fight.
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Daltimore
Iderty Losa Committee
Maryland
Nextional Woman's Party
Lberty
Alsterent
la Follette
Esterday
Mia
Henry O. Maremeyer
United States
Propiaier Theip
Tiber Y Ioan
Brakemen Burned By High Tension Wire in Salt Lake
Brakemen R Robleson and F O Wilman were shocked and burned by a high tension wire while braking near Frinco branch. They were taken by special train to Ball Lake emergency hospital in serious condition with burns to head and face.
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R. Robleson
F. O. Wilman
Ball Lake
Czernin Seeks Peace Terms and Armament Cutbacks
Count Czernin urges swift peace negotiations under a program of universal disarmament and economic freedom. He argues that war aims require drastic reductions in armaments, naval limits, and a global shift toward internal stability, warning that failure would force Austria Hungary to seek compensation and risk ruin.
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Budapest
Premmier
Alexander Wekerie
Czemin
Ter
Talleyrand Baa Bren
Cxernin Eald
Hhis Armacarat
Austria-Hungary
Count Czernin
Torether
Count Crerain
Count Crerath
Count Creroip
Germany
Galicia
Bukoling
Nauara
Tyrol
Pruasta
Digestive Aid Adverts Magnesia for Stomach Comfort
An old advertisement touts Wisulated Magnesia as a safe aid for indigestion. It warns against artificial digestents and urges readers to obtain magnesia from a druggist, claiming it sweetens the stomach and prevents excess acid, gas, and sourness after meals.
War letters reveal soldiers amid rural France life
The letter from Captain Hunton’s company describes finding delight in rural France, enjoying food and local people. He mentions wine and champagne prices, comparing their comfort to soldiers’ harsher war duties and noting little news from home for a month.
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New York
Hunton
France
German Claims On U-Boat Losses
London report notes German figures on Allied shipping losses since the U boat war began. German claims averaged about 900,000 tons sunk monthly for seven months, but compiled totals show actual monthly losses never reached that level and August losses were about half of April figures.
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London
Geremagny
Boata
Examinations Ended In War Draft Deferment Bill
Washington reports that examinations for military service were halted for now as House and Senate conferees approved an appropriation to fund the war deferment bill. The conference report was promptly accepted by the Senate, ending the proposal to examine all registered but uncalled men.
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Washington
House
Senate
BOAT CAMPAIGN NOT ALARMING
Washington reports from Oct 4 state Navy officials warn against over interpretation of submarine campaign progress. They note no grounds for alarm nor certainty of victory, citing heavy allied shipping strain but rising numbers of escort vessels and merchant ships. Convoy policy adopted to reduce U boat success.
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Washington
Navy
Atlic
Great Britain
United States
Soldiers want baseball news amid WWI trenches
Chicago. Oct 4. E L Huston, part owner of the New York American League club, a captain off engineers in France, writes of trouble in getting correct American news from the trenches. He notes a ship to Europe narrowly escaped danger and asks Johnson to cable standings of the clubs. He expresses gratitude for a lucky change in the ship’s voyage.
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Chicago
E. L. Huston
New York
France
Fr. Johnson
Johnson
Huston
Europa
Utah Artillery to Leave Oct 11
Fragmented military dispatch from Salt Lake City notes the Utah Artillery will depart on October 11. The text references command decisions and reassignments, mentioning Camp Kearny and references to division names and orders. The legible portion indicates a transfer or mobilization timeline amid unclear surrounding context.
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Utah
Salt Lake
Oct
Training at Linda Vista Before France Walks Through
Col R W Young reports One Hundred Stup artillery unit farewell training at Linda Vista before departure for France. Monkey drill features horseback riders standing on stirrups with no footholds, resulting in several falls but no serious injuries as drills continue. Denver Typographical union approves a new job rate advance of 2 59 weekly for three years.
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Mike
Denver
Colo
Typographical Union
Prohibition Law Upheld by Utah Supreme Court
The Utah prohibition statute is upheld in a unanimous decision by Supreme Court Justice Thurman. The ruling rejects Kolb’s claims that the sentencing court lacked jurisdiction and that drunkenness is not a crime except in four named instances. Kolb served time after pleading guilty to in intoxication.
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Supreme Court
Utah
Justie &. R. Thurmen
Yester
Henry Kolb
Toon bin
Webber County
Kolb
Germans Test Armored Tank With Cannon On Front
On the French front the Germans are testing a tank armed with a three inch cannon and machine guns. The forward end features a ram and the upper section carries a reinforced cupola. Armor plates protect the tracks to enhance durability and survivability.
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France
Humiliating Silence Toward Senators at Rural Meeting
An audience of farmers and businessmen praised a patriotic speech condemning Stone and Need for opposing war policies. The speaker urged unmentioned praise while avoiding direct reference to the senators.
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Mibsouri
Kennet
United States
Stone
Buslonas
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad For Cure Claim
A fragmented 19th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio claiming a cure for catarrh and associated constitutional complaints. The text offers a $100 reward for failure to cure and urges readers to send for testimonials and a product catalog.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
P, A, Chenet & CO
Brug
Hara Vamilo Fila
Eosspation
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Southern Pacific Company
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B. B. Quilon
W. H. Swanson
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W. T. Hall
Frank Hall
W. A
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W. H. Goll
J. E. Stephens
Olive E. Stephens
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Keith O'Brien
J. T. Fowler Manufacturing Company
T.F. Cutler, Jr
J. el Moons
S. Galigher
Machinery Company
Mountake Mining
Columbus Extension Mine Company
Estate of Campbell
Martletta T
Minneapolis Threshing Machine Company
Jesae Wyles
A. Dahlquist
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Company
Hate C. Kinsman
Utah Gas & Coke Company
Commercial National Ank Ogden
MAD Sisters OF
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Broadway
Columbia Record
Mandy Les
Campbell
Burr
Columbia
Flo Ziegfeld
Samuel Ash
Columbia Records
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