Two Bids For Sidewalk Work In District 1454
At city commission meeting bids for Sidewalk District 1454 were opened. Only two bidders entered the race, the Welelwrixer Unionrenun company for Ogden and Teed Company of Ballaco. The district covers sidewalks along Twentieth Street and several cross streets from Monrie to Rochton avenues, with various segments described.
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Bidewalk District
Welelwrixer Uonelrenun Company
Ogden
Firms
Teed Company
Ballaco
Twentieth Arrest
Monrie
Jackson Avenues
Twentieth Street
Jackson
Steele Avenues
Steele Arcour
Ninteenth
Twentieth Streets
Reward Offered for Recovery of Stolen Auto
A $25 reward is offered by Malad officials for the recovery of a car owned by G. M. Greenwell. The vehicle was stolen by two young men named Cole and Johnson, who drove it to Malad where they were later apprehended. They are serving county jail terms. Sheriff Eveleth applied for the reward and approval was granted. This is the first time such a reward has been claimed.
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G. ML. Greenwell
Bhier
HH. H. Exel
Matad
Ida
Cole
Johnson
Malad
Eve
Etlil
Damage suit recalls fatal automobile accident
Joseph F. Gosa as administrator of Don Carlos Neesett's estate sues Union Pacific Railroad for 25000 dollars in district court. The case stems from a July 16 1916 death when Bassett driving an automobile was struck by a train near Riverdale crossing. Barrett Finch Joe Doo and others are named as involved. The suit claims inadequate crossing safeguards and improper railroad warning measures led to the death. The plaintiff alleges the driver misjudged the road and the car became stuck on the tracks unable to reverse or escape as the train approached.
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Joseph F. Gosa
Don Carlos Tneesett
Union Pacific Haltroad Company
Baesatt
Riverdale Crossing
Goss
Thera
Dax Sete
Plaiant
Tallmad Company
Barrett
Itha
Bassett Thourt
Tansett
Bel Maries
Train collision ends in death of Tassett after car signal failure
A westward signal attempt fails as a nine foot alleyway blocks the machine from clearing. A northbound train strikes the auto, throwing both into the southbound train. Tassett dies, severely injured, after being thrown down the embankment. Attorneys Howell Wright and ae represent the plaintiff.
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Bagcott
Bassett
Tassett
Howell, Wright
Garnier Divorce Case Details Contested Support
Philip Garnier and Clara L. Garnier appear in a divorce action. Clara seeks court order for Garnier to cover her travel from Colorado Springs to Ogden and provide temporary alimony during the case, stating indigence. Garnier counters that Clara can earn 10 to 50 dollars monthly as a dressmaker and owns a 1700 dollar Colorado interest, and she could pay her own expenses if desired. He alleges ill health and threats to quit tailoring due to eye problems.
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Philip Garnier
Clara L. Garnier
Garnier
Colorado Brriogs
Ogdendo
Abe
Colorado
Royal J Douglas Enlists in the Army
Horatio J Howe and classmates at Detroit College of Law depicted in a retrogravure as Royal J Douglas joins the U S Army. The Ogden native, a former Cadien High School athlete, recently completed law studies at Michigan School and was called to the bar after ordination in Lansing Michigan.
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Detroit Free Preas
Horat J. Howe
Ogden
Detroit College of Law
Eroy
Royal Douglas
The
College of Law
Lansing
Mich
Douglan
Caden High School
Michigan School
Army board probes riot at Fort Bliss amid inquiries
Fort Bliss Tex Sept 15 The Army board of inquiry began hearings into the Trounton riot of August 23 and will resume tomorrow. Eighteen Negro soldiers of the Twenty fourth infantry are held in the stockade along with 676 others as witnesses are questioned in Columbus New Mexico and Mous ton during the investigation by Capt. Nomer MN Preston Lt Tom Fox and Lt Alexander J Lord all of the Twenty fourth infantry. The board arrived from Columbus to examine soldiers from the same battalion now confined in the stockade.
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Fort Bliss
Tex
Forth Army Board of Inquiry
Trounton
Fanth Infantry
Stockade
Nomer MN. Preeton
Tom Fox
Alexander J. Lord
Twenty Fourth Infantry
Columbus
N. M
Twenty-fourth Volantry
Mouston
Stolen Flour Cage Arrest Leads to Light Sentence
The report notes Roger pleaded guilty after stealing flour from a freight car with a broken door. A railway official helped recover the flour and judge Darker gave a light sentence, citing Roger’s three years of service. David Meade faces possible thirty days if not out of Olen by tomorrow. Bubwan’s sentence followed for variancy after months of street presence and minimal work claims.
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Roger
Mmm
Rairoad
Darker
David Meade
Olen
Ulehi
Bueb
Etreets
Penl
Shipping crisis prompts all nations to boost wartime tonnage effort
A London dispatch reports Allied leaders recognizing the shipping crisis as the war's top problem. Officials say a massive fourth-year effort in Britain and the United States is needed to build merchant tonnage, sustain Allied supply lines, and support American troops, with coal shortages and submarine losses under control but tonnage shrinking. A Moscow proclamation urges citizens to unite in defense of the government amid civil unrest.
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London
Fogland
America
Associated Press
Drlialn
Eco
Atlantic
Franco
Lealy
Aerorica
Ententa
Wit Ming
England
Moscow
Nussia
Daily Market Report Sees Record Bearish Turn Across Markets
In New York on September 12, liquidation of speculative accounts and tighter ceilings sparked a sharp shift after mixed early strength. Major gains in steels, oils, and utilities contrasted with declines in railroad, nickel, and gas shares as broker activity and consumer prices fueled a bearish mood. several issues hit new or near new lows while several industrials fell.
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New York
Thi Steels
Curars
New Waven
Amerlean Telephone
Pittebure
Southern Railway Preferred
General Motors
Nickel
Delaware
Judson
Loulerno
St. Paul
Reading
Liberty Lande
Chicago crop and hog market rounds in uneven trading
Chicago traders saw a mixed session with corn futures rebounding after early losses as weather favored crop maturity. Wheat and oats showed strength amid firming prices and improved demand. hog and cattle futures edged higher on steady to firm cash figures, while weekly weather reports influenced market sentiment.
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Chicago
Wey
Reedlpia
Kansas State Board of Agricultura
Kansas
Fedlaral
Pavernment Weekly
New Gold Finds in Yukon Region
Dawson Yukon reports indicate heavy summer rainfall will boost gold production. Traces of platinum emerge in Time Crack country tributary to the Kurchuk River on the lower Yukon. A placer claim west of Selkirk spurs regional activity as about 360 claims are staked on Kitchener and Seymour creeks and their tributaries.
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Dawson
Y. T
Nome
Alanka
Kurchuk
Yukon
Tara
Selkirk
Ella Flagg Young To Do Her Bit For War Effort
Chicago dispatch reports Ella Flagg Young, former Chicago schools superintendent, left for Washington at Secretary McAdoo’s request to edit and publish the Patriotic Manual for distribution to school teachers.
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Ella Flagg Young
Chicago
Ella Place Young
Washington
McAdoo
British amazed at Swedish act shocks diplomat row
London reports Bent, a Swedish official at the foreign office, drew attention to charges against the Swedish government by Washington and expressed astonishment that such charges could be brought after formal assurance. He also questioned why Britain had not received an official explanation from Sweden. In Chicago, wash women form a union to demand higher wages, seeking a rise to 10s 0d per day from 7s 10d, citing the cost of living including bread and milk.
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Vondon
Bent
Nelaz
Inere
Atla Minog
London
Dritieh
Stockholm
Arsihat
State Department
Washington
Sweden
Chicago
Brad
Pm Onion
Agnea Nestor
Woman's Trade Union League
Federal Board to Keep Check on News Print Trade
The Federal Trade Commission will institute monthly and weekly reports by news print manufacturers to monitor production, consumption, and stocks. Weekly mill data and monthly totals aim to keep publishers informed and prevent price hikes from a paper shortage. Canada may cooperate. letters sent to manufacturers request detailed reports starting late September.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Liberty Motor Great Success in Air Power Drive
Washington September 12 The Liberty motor the airplane engine key to United States air supremacy over Germany has passed its final test and is a complete success Secretary Baker announced The engine stands with the best European designs in speed power and serviceability and was developed by a large group of engineers and industry partners Production will begin soon and mass organization for manufacture is underway
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Wasilington
Liberty Motor
United
France
Baker
Armerican
Germany
United States
Servce
More Than & A Carm
Tha Mators
Alroady
Swedish Office Shocks With German Messages Cease Order
London news reports the Swedish foreign office declared an end to sending German official messages, challenging long standing beliefs. The decision follows past assurances given to the United Kingdom and comments by Swedish diplomats in London and Brockholma. The note asserts no reservations or limitations on the pledge and notes a new bureau to operate freely across the states.
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London
Uritsh
Sweden
Swedlsh
Unitleh
Brockholma
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Brudebaker Company
Tennessee Copper
Lie Texas Company
Union Facile
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Omaha
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Budar
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Marrie
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U. 5
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Connecticut
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J. A. Hogle & CO
M. Scott, Jr
Hudson Ave
Chicago Board of Tracy
Gall Lake Stock and Mining Exchanas Carcesponiente
Logan & Bryan
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