Whitney and Lovett Propose Coal Traffic Plan
Whitney, general manager of the Opler Lozan Wade railway, urged by Mrs Lovett to help clear the coal shortage in the intermountain region, recommends prioritizing coal transport over other freight, with perishable foods and stock as exceptions. He notes shortages stem from cars diverted to farm shipments and outlines storage and timing challenges for apples and potatoes, promising relief once central committee plans are adopted.
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WA. Whitney
Opler, Lozan & Wade Railway
Des
Bern
Whitney Wan
Oxden
Sfonce
Middle West
Cara
Montrose
Colorado
Central Committee
Jovett
Opium Smokers and Drunks Fined in Municipal Court
In municipal court Joe Ling John Dar Lea and Leo Yer three Chinamen were fined 25 each for opium possession. Judge Narher noted the fines serve as a warning to others. Separate trespass case against WI Bouter postponed due to railroad officials' absence. Chas McCutcheon and Arthur Bernard pleaded guilty to drunkenness and were fined 30 each after arrest by Deputy Sheriffs Soule and West.
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Joe Ling
John Dar Lea
Leo Yer
Jude Narher
Jade Farber
Ling
Hix
Aenlont
Soule
West
Bern
Mynor
Bis
Sirested
Ogden Nakes a Good Showing in Liberty Loan Drive
Ogden reports a strong Liberty Loan drive in the northern district, totaling about 2.9 million dollars toward the 5,039,950 maximum for the area. Hawaii and Alaska subscriptions may adjust the official allotments, with Mor Elder County leading local results and Box Elder County also showing sizeable gains.
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Ogden Nakes
Liberty Loan
Orden
Orihera
Twelfth
Federal Reserve Bank
San Francisco
Hawaii
Alaska
Medea
Nplal
Inan
Uptaraly
Box Elder
Mor Elder
Mante
Mare
J.B. Lowe
Clearing House Sociation
Tras
Anohher
Informa
Ion
Leanary
Gore Log
Death of Bob Mich Former Ogden Druggist in San Angeles
Word reached of the death of Bob Mich, longtime Ogden druggist, in San Angeles after a brain illness. He formerly ran a drug store at Twenty-fifth and Washington before moving to a lower altitude. He leaves sisters Mrs W L Une derweod and Mrs Richard Wall, and was a member of a local fraternal order. The notice notes his illness and turning points in his life.
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Bob
Mich
Ogden
San Angeles
Elmer
Madden
Petock
Wss
Araring
Twenty-fifth
Washington
Une Derweod
Richard Wall
Affech
Enraged men lash traitor in Ku Klux style attack
Cincinnati dispatch reports Heebery Dige Low head of the People and church, kidnapped while en route to a Socialist meeting. He was found near Florence, Kentucky, after being whipped by men in long white robes. A mob read from a paper before the lashes, claiming to act for the poor women and children. Bigelow was later taken toward Cincinnati, then released into woods and later captured in Newport. Federal raids on the local People’s Council office yielded documents. Low, a former Democratic candidate for secretary of state, had long been aligned with socialist factions. He was treated in a Florence hospital and reported in serious but not described as life-threatening condition.
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Cincinnati
Heebery Digelow
People & Church
Mrople'a
Sudalia
Florence
Kyy
Bigelow
Ku Klux den
Hizelow
Newport
People's Council
Bla People's
Biigelow
Wiliam
Higelow
Legington
West Tydwo
Higeiow
Hamilton County
Fia
Irlendas
Mathes Pleads Not Guilty in Larceny Case
William Mathes, charged with road larceny, pleaded not guilty in Judge Pratt's court this afternoon. The state rested its case and will be back in a few days. Local counsel appointed to defend Mathes as Bertha Ad Merson aided by several associates. Lest Dillard, charged as a accomplice, received a separate sentence in the state penitentiary.
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William Mathes
Pratt
Coun
Mathes
Bertha AD Merson
Dillard
Evy Rodwry Sen
State Penitentiary
Heavy fighting on allied line and German attack fails
The report details a German assault near Chaume wood and near Dratebank, with heavy artillery on the Allied front in Flanders and the Meuse region. French forces repelled the thrusts, reclaimed ground, and seized prisoners, while Belgian tensions and a claimed German peace bid are noted in London news.
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Baius
Chaume
War Office
Thhey
Alene
Flanders
Belgium
Dratebank
St. Quentin
Hurebixo
Aector
Vaudeston
Argonce
U S Move to Control Packing Plants and Set Prices
Government to take full control of all packing plants after November 1 under license to ensure fair prices for farmers and consumers. Statements by Joseph B. Cotton and Professor Charles McCarthy describe national license regime, aiming to raise producer incentives and curb soaring meat costs.
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Chicago
Fender
Planta
Joseph B. Cotton
Maat
Food Division
Charles McCarthy
University At Wisconsin
Hoover
Goverment le
Sald
McCarthy
Republic
Draft Measure 10 Meet Wednesday
Draft measure 10 meet Wednesday as registrants slated for November 3 at Camp Lewin convene with city and county draft boards for instructions before departure. The county quota calls for twenty men with ten regulars and ten alternates to fill rejected positions.
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Camp Lewin
Rae
Kraken of orders for SLIT meet expedition plans
The document notes first orders for the SLIT meet dated October 31 with instructions. Cans malted for all men bound for the expedition. Train departs November 3 via Oregon Short Line RR. William Fijan of Pima County, Ariz., will join Ogden party instead of returning with his county quota.
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Wedaraday
Wiliam Fijian
Pima County
Antobe
Bread Is Coming Down Standard Loaf Size in U S
A U S standard loaf proposal aims to set a 12 ounce loaf sold at a standard price under Food Administration guidance. The committee urges direct bakery sales to a consumer, with a fixed retail margin to ensure fair pricing and curb profiteering.
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U. S
Harry BH. Hunt
Washington
Food Admeinisration
Hooter
Wader Licenae
Tyconta
Sen
Hamahip Ugad Phe
Cate
Membre Beliere
Heavy Storms Hit Butte and Helena With Cold Wave
Weather across the West reports heavy storms and record lows. Butte sees fifteen inches of snow while Helena Billings and Missoula report four below zero. Denver records extreme cold with 21 below or near, Yellowstone Park at 60 below. Cold wave warnings extend from Texas to the Ohio Valley and up the Atlantic coast as temperatures plunge nationwide.
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Butte
Mont
Mostasa
Mulie
Zeta
Helena
Billings
Miascula
Denver
Cole
Act
Colorado
Panhandle
Texas
Yellowstone National Park
Roswell
N. W
Wasilington
Irasan
Ita
Rocky Mountain District
Trueblo
Conn
Pocatello
Ida
Weather Bureau
Towa
Wiinola
Chicago
Missouri
Little Mock
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Missianippi
Alabama
Teenesset
Georgia
Florida
Bread price policy targets big bakers under Meansa plan
The article discusses baking industry reforms under Meansa, aiming to standardize loaves and reset prices. About 200 bakeries exist in the United States, with 10 percent producing all bread, and proposals to first regulate large bakers with multiple ovens while potential follow-ons await. Bread prices are dropping as bakers face compulsory cuts.
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Meansa
United States
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