Ay Woodward Faces Court in North Ogden Trial
Roy Woodward secretary of the Teamsters union was arrested on warrants and sought a change of venue. In police court 9D N Wheeler represented Woodward and Judge Roberts granted the motion. The case will be heard by the justice of the peace in North Ogden Thursday morning on charges of disturbing the peace and assault and battery. Mat Rice was fined for hitching a horse to a hydrant, R A Fryer fined for parking, and Tom Burton fined for passing a streetcar discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Woodward
Thet Teamsters Union
N. Wheeler
Woodward
Roberts
Justice of the Peace
North Ogden
Mat Rice
Roberta
R. A. Fryer
Tom Burton
Living Conditions In Germany Improve as Blockade Shifts
COBLENE Aug Correspondence of The Associated Press German readers report rapid adjustment of living conditions inside Germany as Allied blockade shifts ease. Yet German papers say food prices may not return to prewar levels soon, with normalization possibly delayed.
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Coblene
Aug
Associated Press
Germany
Murder Charge Filed Against Count Karolyi in Budapest
Berlin reports that Baron Radvon urky, brother-in-law of former Hungarian premier Count Stephen Tis hag, filed charges with Budapest police accusing Count Michael Karolyi of conspiring in Tisza murder and participation in the crime. Also notes the arrest of Hela Szano near Lake Platten amid rumors of a large sum of money.
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Berlin
Associated Press
Baron Radvonurky
Stephen Tishag
Hudapest
Michael Karolyn
K i
Count Tisza
Budapest
Tages’ Zeitung
Hela Szanio
Cotton crop in U S rises in August forecast
Washington reported an August rise of 114000 bales in the 1930 cotton crop, bringing the forecast to 11236000 bales. The crop’s condition stood at 61.4 percent of normal, down 6.1 points from July 18, with boll worms and dry hot weather contributing to deterioration across much of the belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agricultur
Proposes Cooperative Fire Prevention Plan
Bethlehem Sept 2. Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the American Forestry Association, urged foresters and timberland owners to form a cooperative fire prevention plan as the first step toward a national forest policy. He warned that U S forests have fallen to about one fourth of their original extent and are shrinking rapidly. The talk was at the New England Forestry conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethlehem
Charles Lathropack
American Forestry
Associaton
Washington
United States
Pack
New England Forestry Conference
Landeren
Prohibition Party Rally Declares Law Enforcement as Key Issue
In Chicago on September 2 the National Prohibition party convention heard declarations that law enforcement is the greatest issue in the United States today and that the party should be sustained with enforcement as its dominant policy. Robert Patton of Springfield, IL, responded to claims that the eighteenth amendment had diminished the party’s usefulness.
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Chicago
United States
Prohibition Party
National Prohibition Party
Adapion
Andra
Robert Patton
Springfield
Attack on Petrograd Warned by British Guns
London reports the British destroyer Victoria was torpedoed and bombarded by guns in the Haifa area last Saturday. The admiralty says many crew are missing as tensions rise over possible attacks on Petrograd. Berlin dispatches claim General Gough warned Petrograd’s population of an imminent assault.
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London
Victoria
Hiauferea
Admiralty
Petrograd
Berlin
Gough
Prohibition Party Deliberations on Law and Bolshevism
A sub committee met in executive session at noon to discuss restoration proposals and a vigorous campaign against Bolshevism and law disregard. The group, chaired by mature policy figures, plans to report back by early afternoon with many proposals, aiming to set party trajectory before adjournment and signaling a national convention likely next year.
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Prohibition Party
Tir
Reg
President to Invite Labor Capital and Agriculture to Conference
Washington awaiting invitation from President Wilgan for a proposed conference in October. The invite will involve labor, capital and agriculture to discuss economic policy. Details on participants or venue were not released.
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Washington
Wilgan
Ono
Iime
White House
Sheriff Sale Notice in Weber County Utah 1919
The district court in Weber County Utah orders a sheriff's sale on September 20 1919 at noon at the front door of the Weber County courthouse in Ogden City. The property described lies in the northeast quarter of section 20 township 1 north range 1 west Salt Lake meridian together with all tenements and hereditaments appurtenances belonging to the defendants Annox C Stone W Fredrickson Mary Fredrickson and Leto Dawson.
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Weber County
Atata
Utah
Annox C. Stone
W. Fredrickson
Mary Fredrickson
Leto Dawson
Opden City
Weber
Ogden City
Salt Lake
Alias Summons in Weber County Utah Courts
Messy district court notices seek dissolution of marriage and quiet title actions. Plaintiffs Magda Al Massey and William White sue Hatley Massey John Doe and spouses, with alias summons to defendants and unknown heirs. Tax sale history cited. various dates and deed actions referenced in a long notice.
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Weber County
State of Utah
Magda al. Massey
Hat ‘Ley K. Massey
Harry K. Massey
WY. Q
First Nationa Bank
Ogden
Utah
District Court of the Second Judiciat Ais
County of
Weber
State of
Williun H. White
Mar
Rogers
Jane Doe
Jane
Legal Notice for Platotift Case in Ogden Utah
Attorneys CHEZ and BARKER of 400-12 and 3 First National Bank building Ogden Utah publish first notice Aug 2 5 establishing filing and service details for Platotift case.
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Chez & Barker
Platotift
B.C
First National 2 Ok
Ogden
Utah
Funeral Services for Mrs Amelia Ann Saunders Stokes
Funeral services for Mrs Amelia Ann Saunders Stokes will be held tomorrow afternoon in the Fourth Ward Meeting House with Bishop Hen Lund officiating. The casket will be open this evening from 6 to 8 and tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the home of her son, 43 Thelett street. Interment will be at Ogden City Cemetery.
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Vickers
AY Woodward
Karolyi
Austro-Emungar! Bank
U.S
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Sheriff's
America
Toe Marquia of
Blanford
Duene
Marlborough
Consuelo
Vanderbilt
Fulish Gould
George Gould
Flora Fayre Whitney
Ware Ay Payne Whitney
Makers of
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Lony Wise
H.C. Peterson
Ry Curtis Anison
Chiropractic
W. J. Stone
D.C
Ph. C
Eccles
D. C
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Andrews-Nash Motor CO
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John Scowcroft & Sons Company
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