Ogden liquor possession case sparks AG office dispute
The Utah Attorney General's Office questioned the Ogden jury verdict in Eli Hukabila's case of possessing liquor bought before August 1. Officials argued the prohibition law remains valid and cannot be overturned by jury verdicts, noting hukabila faced charges for liquor in possession. The jury's favorable verdict was described as a display of fellow feeling, but not a legal reversal of the law.
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Ogden
Freeln
Eli Hukabila
Myguor
Alt Lake
O. C. Cathy
Tinkablila
Oe Dalby
Eal
Supreme Court
Orden
Rukabilla
Naquor
Salt Lake Women Honor Battery B With Gulden Gift
Salt Lake women present a gulden to Battery B and each battery as the Utah regiment receives a flag from Salt Lake ladies. Ex-senator Thomas Kearns conducts the presentations. Brigadier General Lyon plans an inspection of the batteries as the regiment prepares to depart for Linda Vista camp on the 15th.
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Pattery
Salt Lake
Ogden
Utah Regiment
Thomas Kearns
Lyon
Linda Vista
Vernon Eldredge Enlists in Army for Fort Douglas
Vernon Eldredge, son of Mr and Mrs J A Eldredge, Jr, enlisted in the Utah field artillery and will depart this afternoon for Fort Douglas. He recently turned 18 and had previously attempted to enlist at the outbreak of the Mexican trouble but was rejected when his age was revealed. Eldredge hopes to join Battery B and is known to Salt Lake and local public schools.
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Vernon Eldredge
J. A. Eldredge, Jr
Utah Field Artillery
Fort Douglas
Edwards
Salt Lake
Katmai Expedition Declares Mount Katmai a World’s Greatest Crater
Washington reports safe return of the Mount Katmai expedition led by Floert F. Grexs to the Natural Geographic Society. The team claims Katmai is the globe’s largest crater with a nine state circumference and 360 feet depth, plus a 17 mile mud river and 1 60 miles of mapped territory. The party collected 2000 photographs and a vast zoological and plant collection, with gases brought back for analysis. Expected back in October after leaving Seattle May 28, the group follows the 1912 Krakatoa era eruption context.
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Washington
Natural Geographic Society
Mount Katmal
Society
Floert F. Grexs
Kodiak
Alaska
K. Griggs
Katmala
United States
Seattle
Jnland
Krakatoa
Pacific Ocean
Ogden Plans Military Fashion Show Parade Invite
Ogden officials pressed for Battery B and Battery C and the regimental band to take part in a patriotic parade. The event supports the mers fund for Battery DB with business leaders expecting military approval this week. A Weber club meeting next Tuesday will finalize plans for the September 13 event aimed at long lasting memories.
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Ogden
Charles H. Warton
Salt Lake
Mers Fund
Battery DB
Linda Vista
Weber Club
JU JITSU TAUGHT TO AMERICAN SOLDIERS
Allan & Smith announce that Japanese jiu jitsu will be taught to American soldiers as part of athletic training. Francisco Bept F J13 and Francis Stalth, recently returned from Tokyo, describe training and a demonstration for the American military attache, leading to a commission for Stalth.
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Francisco
Allan & Smith
Stalth Haa
Toslo
Tokio
New State Law Guides Hernia Compensation Policy
The state industrial commission outlines guidance for workers with hernia seeking compensation under the workers' compensation act. Compensable injuries include hernia from industrial causes. incomplete cases may be compensable if later completed by another injury. If surgery is required, the employer or insurer covers medical costs. The article also notes farm household wage estimates and figures on farm food value, and references film editing methods as a separate aside.
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State Industrial Commission
Polley
Coffee Station novelty saves housewives money
The Women's National Weekly reports on a new California cafe concept a street booth selling toasted coffee in paper packages direct to the public from importers for 25 to 30 cents per pound. Originated by E. E. Sellers the idea aims to cut costs by roasting and grinding at the station eliminating soliciting delivering and fancy packaging. Thirty three stations operate in southern California the first opened at Long Beach a year ago. Store opens Saturday at Ocean Park Try this Cotter Good coffee advertised with prices and a money back guarantee.
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Universal City
St. Louis
Hetall
California
E. E. Sellers
Opden
Pacific Coffee Stores CO
Washington Avenue
Deserted Longing to Enlist in Regular Army Sparks Utah Appeal
In Salt Lake a telegram urged Henry P. McCain to permit George Lews Abbott of Ogden to enlist in the regular army. Abbott, married and exempted by the district board, faced opposition due to Army rules discouraging enlistment of married men. Major Mullay of the Forty second regiment favored acceptance, but a subsequent adjutant general telegram paused voluntary enlistments.
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Ealt Lake
Sept
Henry P. McCain
Washington
George Lews Abbott
J. W. Abbott
Ogden
J. DiPlateau
Ice
Abbott
Salt Lake
Fort Douglas
Army
Fort,Douglas
Dhecking
Patrick Mullay
Forty-second Regiment
Pwilling
Adjutant General of the Army
Peter H. Service
Bingham
District Board
Enjn
Time Company
George
Jams Scowcroft
Ayraat 37
War Department
Abernagle Choir Holds First Rehearsal and Plans
The Ogden Abernagle choir held its first rehearsal with strong turnout though little actual singing occurred. Drowning Brothers lent four Emma Lucy Gates records for the session. Prof. Joseph Datlanigne announced forthcoming art choruses and a new cantata for the choir’s annual fall concert. Two rehearsals weekly are scheduled, women’s section Monday evenings and full choir Thursday evenings.
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Ogden Abernacle
Drowning Brothers
Emma Lucy Gates
Joseph Datlanigne
Beir
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