Peace Talk and German Militarism Threaten World Peace
London reports Sir Edward Carson warns against loose peace talk and urges crushing German militarism to prevent future wars. He quotes the German emperor and condemns treaties as scraps of paper while urging Britain to pursue total victory to secure lasting peace and deter renewed aggression.
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London
Loyd George
Tirkenhead
Edward Carson
Edward
Grimany
Mormcdus Cohorta
Belpium
Hague
Sir Edward
Wilson
Germany
Howard
Urbain Rowet
Man of Family 15 Sentenced in County Court
A man named Winekley pleaded guilty to passing a worthless check drawn on Commercial National Bank after admitting he knew the check was worthless. He supported his wife and seven children, averaging about $40 monthly, and faced sentence amid a short illness and financial strain. A dissolution of partnership at the Vienna cafe company was also noted, involving Leo Song and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nekley
Gaity
Winekley
Ax Childern
Commercial National Bank
Enormous corn crop reported in state crop summary
Washington reports a record corn crop potential of three and a quarter billion bushels as frost remains a key risk. Oats near 1.53 billion, spring wheat around 259 million, with drought hurting North Dakota Montana Washington and Oregon.
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Washington
Crop Reporting Board
Teva
Missouth
North Dakota
Montana
Oregon
Minnesota
South Dakata
Iowa
Man Slips to City Jail After Smelling Stranger Drinks
George Shepard faced sentencing after an odd incident involving a stranger whose whiskey breath led to a drunken episode. In town, Shepard reportedly traded a drink for hospitality, consuming most of the whiskey before his behavior deteriorated and he was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shepard
Dodge Barker
Shepard
Potato Storage Prompts Urgent Farm Bulletin
County farmers report generally good potato conditions though some districts show disease. Experts urge individual storage pits on each farm to curb loss as Idaho and Utah crops flood markets. Proper storage needs correct temperature 34 to 58 degrees F, moisture control, light exclusion, and solid construction to reduce waste and extend shelf life.
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W. B. Thomas
Farm Bureau
Utah
Idaho
William Stuart
Office of Horticul Rural
Ogden
United States
Rats Invade Ogden City As Boys With Traps Fight Back
A rat infestation troubled Ogden in summer with white, spotted and gray rats common near Glenwood Park and Twenty eighth Street. Sanitary Inspector Shorten offered 10 cents per rat and boys using steel traps reduced the numbers. A boy netted 13 dollars for a shipment to the city inspector. Trapping concentrates at the city dumps where gray rats predominate. The brown sewer rats from Salt Lake have not appeared, but officials monitor closely. Helpers trap white and spotted rats and return them home, though guards at dumps prevent this to stop street reinfestation.
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Ogden
Talla
Tita
Shorten
Salt Lake
Maden
Fetting & Start
Bhorten Raya
Peta
Atoan
Daughter 13 Notified Of Her Mother's Death
Mr and Mrs Charles Murdock, parents of John Taylor, learned of their daughter's death Tuesday while en route to Uintah basin for a pleasure and business trip. They arrived in Ogden yesterday and viewed the remains at Tarkin and Sons funeral chapel. Funeral services for Mrs Taylor will be held at Do'sleak Sunday from the Furry West meeting house with Bishop Chugg officiating.
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Charles Murdock
John Taylor
Ogden
Moving firm change as Naghart Anderson takes over
Samuel E. Jost of Ogden sells his moving business to Naghart Anderson former city desk sergeant and deputy warden. Anderson plans to continue house moving and heavy work using engineering methods. He recently returned from Ryanston where he oversaw two large steel stacks 304 and 80 feet.
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Samuel E. Jost
Ogden
Naghart Anderson
Siddoway
Anderson
Ryanston
Woo
Necker Nrewing Company
Anderson Papa
Gosser Seeks Plea Change In Liquor Case Next Week
A. Gosser asked to change his plea to not guilty when brought before Judge Darker this morning for liquor possession. The judge granted the request and set next week for trial. Gosser is represented by Judge N J Hart. County Attorney C J Farr dismissed the original complaint against W A Hickenloopes, who was arrested with Gosser, and a new one charging him with transporting square in dry territory.
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A. Gosser
Darker Thaa
Pullty
Gowne
N. J. Hart
C. J. Farr
W. A. Hickenloopes
Gosser
Squar
Utah Power Teams To Play Ball On Saturday
The Utah Power and Light teams from Ogden and Salt Lake clash for the city championship in a hotly contested Inter-mountain style game. Ogden brings a lineup including Allen, Webb, Stone, Natterfield, McConnell and Hiatt among others as they seek a victory to deny Salt Lake’s claim.
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Utah Power
Utah Power and Light Company
Ogden
Salt Lake
Dlaima
Ven
Ng Foljowa
Allen
Hen
Man and woman’s case heads to district court bond set at 500
On August 3 at municipal court a man named Harper was found guilty and bound over to the district court with a $500 bond. Testimony showed the couple had been together on several occasions and prompted Mr Verney to sue his wife for divorce. The divorce had been granted before the offense, limiting the charges Harper faced.
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Ted
Nora Varzez
Harper
Verney
Eured Harper
Wheeler Creek Water Declared Pure by State Inspector
Sanitary Inspector George Shorten received a report from the state bacteriologist declaring Wheeler Creek water free from contamination. The test refutes earlier concerns that the water was unsafe for drinking. A sample was tested and returned a pure result, though Wheeler Creek has been turned into the river and is not in use.
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Wheeler Creek
George Shorten
Shorten
Pacteriologist
City Diverts Wheeler Creek Water to Meet Demands
Flowing wells are deemed inadequate to satisfy the city’s present needs. Wheeler Creek water is diverted from the city supply to ensure sufficient malt-free water for residents and operations.
German Secretary Urges Peace Negotiations
An Amsterdam dispatch reported that German secretary Dr von Kuellwang expressed support for negotiated peace. The Frankfurter Zeitung dispatch from Vienna noted his calm demeanor and lack of chauvinism, aligning with the imperial chancellor in favor of peace by understanding.
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Ansterdam
Fercen
von Kuellwang
Frankfurter Zeitung
Vienna
Pg. von Kuellmann
Ribot Ministry Resigns After Cabinet Meeting
Paris dispatch reports the Ribot ministry unanimously decided to resign after a cabinet meeting. President Poincare asked the premier and ministers to withhold resignations as the heads of both chambers returned to Paris to discuss the situation. Telegraphed note indicates summons to Paris for senate and chamber officials.
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Paris
Ribot
Poincare
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Pasis
Tele
Fraph
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