Utah Coal Mines Neglected By Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Salt Lake City heard Utah coal mines subject to alleged railroad discrimination. Anthony H. Godbe testified the Salt Lake route provided adequate car service while Prince Consolidated Mining Co. output averaged 260 tons daily. Complainants claim Wyoming and Colorado fields received favorable car allocation and seek redress, damages for 1916 into 1917, and improved car access. Snowfall then hit Cleveland with a small blizzard and heavy snow in surrounding counties.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Denver
Tio Granda
Anthony H. Godbe
Prince Consolidated Mining Company
Ploche
Nev
Mr. Marshall
Interstate Commerce
Snion Today
Godbe
Salt Lake
James Dairyzipte
Colorado
Calamdo
Wyoming
County Committees to Carry on Liberty Loan Campaigns
Dr. E M Conroy and Ex Commissioner George Hunter appointed four county district committees to run the liberty loan drive. In Harrisville Mrs Triton and others were named, in Fare Wear Mrs Stevenson and others, in Marriott W H Marriott Caleb Parry and John Allen, and in Slaterville Fred Foy William Wheeler and James Hutchins. The committees will meet Sunday to begin the campaign in their communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Conroy
George Hunter
Harrisville
Farr Weet
Marriott
Blaterville
Ogden
Triton
William Lowder
Mire
M.D. Harris
Stevenson
James Mar Hin
Homer
W. H. Marriott
Caleb Parry
John Allen
Slaterville
Fred Foy
Wiliam Wheeler
James Hutchins
Conroy
Hunter
Elimané
Liberty Loan
James Cully Faces Sentence in Draft Incident
CIMCAGD Oct 12 The United States district attorney received a telegram from Freeport Michigan that James Cully was found guilty today of inciting a mob to resist conscription. The mob of about 115 men was corralled and dealt with by Judge Landis who sentenced the ringleaders to confinement in the house of correction.
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Cimcagd
United States District Attorney
Freeport
James Cully
Cully
J. Dodge Landis
Kenneth Allison Visits While Serving Marine in Mare Island
Kenneth Allison of Ogden now a United States marine on furlough visits Bloomington and shares Marine life at Mare Island. He notes many Ogden and Salt Lake men, a strong team, and describes fuel issues and local city council actions in Bloomington.
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Kenneth Allison
Ogden
United States
Cty
Allison
Mare Island
Salt Lake
Sam
Kenneth
Taymond
William Ath Aon
Leland
Carl Allison
Leland Alison
Bloomington
Uteh
Artery
Raymond
Lin
Persona
Theea
Ogden Kirki
Marines
Thia
Coast
Saya
Liberty Bond Drive Expands in Ogden City Firms
Nearly $100,099 more was attributed today for Liberty bonds in Ogden. Subscriptions were divided among local business concerns, but the total purchaser list was not available. The goal nears $1,460,000 as the drive enters its second day. Government aims to raise all possible funds and will audit later. County workers report plans to meet as residents show interest, while Ogden merchants display Liberty Bond posters to promote patriotism.
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Liberty
Orden
Bard
Jonn Ta
Mar
Ogden
Oxden
Shipment of Sheep Headed West From Huntsville to Los Angeles
At an morning assembly the High school football enthusiasm was stirred as 10 carloads of sheep owned by DB Fields of Salt Lake City were set to depart Tluntaville for Los Angeles by rail via Damberger. The move signals a possible shift in stock shipment routing to the west, with transport by the O. & 1 lines to San Pedro.
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Fauh
Salt Lake
Orden
Damberger
Tluntaville
Los Angeles
DB. A
Ogden Valley
Hunterville
San Pedro
Lee Angelen
Joseph
Kansas City
Omaha
Neb
Chicago
Florence W. Tdutler
Oxden
Walter Kirk
Canyon Ferry
Helena
Mont
Cutler
Historical Club
Butler
Gibbons Writes to President on National Unity League
Cardinal Gibbons wrote to President Wilson urging Americans to perform their duty cheerfully under lawful authority to aid the war effort. Wilson replied with thanks, noting appreciation for Gibbons presiding over a conservative women’s group aiding administration aims and unity.
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Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
Wilson
League For National Unity
League
Caesar
Paul
Efort
United States
Rees Named Editor of Utah University Yearbook 1917
Thomas Tt. Roca of Orden, a junior at the University of Utah, is selected by students to edit the 1917 Utonian yearbook. Rees brings literary experience and scholarly credentials. He recently wrote a patriotic song titled We'd Knock the Germ From Vermaty, popular at Fort Douglas. Preparations for publishing the song are underway.
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Thomas Tt. Roca
Orden
University of Utah
Utonian
Rees
Vermaty
Fort Douglas
Mayors Prepare to Seize Coal in Ohio Crisis
Mayors across Ohio organize coal seizure to curb suffering. City councils plan to buy coal at cost and deliver to consumers, with state officials and coal clearing house facing demands. Ohio State University reports possible plant outages. several merit plants closed, schools dismissed.
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City Council
Clumgus
Ohio
Overnor
Public Utilities Commission
Stae Coal Clearing House
Ohio Stain University Oflcala
Seven I W W members brought to trial in Chicago
Seven I W W members, recently indicted, were brought from Minneapolis to Chicago for trial. Defendants include OG Sinctair, Peter Dailey, Carl Ahlsteen, Hlotd Blenterg, Charlad Lambert, Stegnand Jobsagon, and Charles O. Tronaldson.
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Chicago
Minneapalia
Inal
Sinctair
Pater Dailey
Carl Ahlsteen
Hlotd Blenterg
Charlad Lambert
Stegnand Jobsagon
Charles O. Tronaldson
Provision Depots Burn at Fort de France
Three provision depots and a quantity of construction material near the customs house were burned in Fort de France Ost. 12. The fire caused heavy monetary losses and is under investigation.
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Fort DE France
Martingue
Customs House
Black man fatally wounded after set confrontation in Danville
Walter Clark, a Black man, fatally injures his wife then barricades inside a house. He wounds a policeman who tries to intervene and likely fatally wounds Deputy Sheriff Noleseau as smoke forces him to flee. Fire breaks out and Clark dies from gunfire as spectators are injured in the chaotic scene.
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Danville
Walter Clark
Bheriit Noleseau
Bulleta
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