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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1918
Page
4
Ogden trains, bicycle clubs, and business notes fill a busy Ogden page. Railroad president Palmer tours en route to San Francisco while firms announce plant plans, staff moves, and auctions. Local engineers, students in service, and civic notices mingle with ads for laundry and printing services.
Frederick Dr. Patera, a Shelbyville farmer, died at Unley depot Saturday at 4 p.m. while en route with his wife and family and Mrs Maggie Miles to California for a vacation. He had asthma and heart trouble and died after leaving Denver Rio train near Dados. Dr Alea M. Ridg es attended but could not save him. Patera, born May 31, 1886, is survived by his wife and three children. The body was returned to Indiana with the party.
A lone man did not report for Camp Lewis departure. Ogden Ulty, Hath Silvester, Cock. His status on mobility remains undecided. officers have been instructed to locate him. The inquiry includes a Townsend, 362 Twenty fourth street address and Preston, Idaho linkage.
The week’s program lists several showings including Shoe prostates and The Sinc olin Grn. Highlights feature Constance Tabniwed in The Sinc olin Grn and Univerand weekly screenings. Events run Friday through Saturday with titles and showings across Ogden venues.
Fragmentary classified notice seeking female help for light house work and home duties. Mentions hours, gentle language, and references to treaty and numbers, with illegible dates. Not enough detail to identify exact location, employer, or position.
Ogden community funds drive for Weber County Red Cross unfolds a White Elephant sale to run for two to three days starting April 13. Organized by Mrs F O Wallis and led by Mrs Roscoe Gwilliam, the event invites wide local participation and donations of household items for auction to benefit the Red Cross.
The Lyceum presents a mix of Sunshine and mystery comedies and Westerns this week led by The Floor Below and On the Jump with Alma Hubens in The Answer. Alhambra offers Family Skeleton and La Tosca plus Naughty and Naughty and more for today through Sunday with various film stars and Keystone comedies.
Tupper appeared in municipal court on a charge of intoxication. He pleaded guilty and cited trouble at work and family support as extenuating circumstances. Judge George Dasker noted the purpose of prohibition and allowed bail on own recognizance to pursue sobriety, pending further court action.
Fragmentary report notes alleged dog killings and cruelty in Ogden. Describes claims of extermination methods, municipal failure, and violence blamed on authorities or wartime pressures amid accusations of systemic abuse and inhumane acts.
Citizens condemn brutal killings of dogs in Ogden, urging humane action and police accountability. Fred Kennedy of the Utah Humane Society warns continued dog slaughters will provoke citywide backlash and demand strict enforcement of safety laws.
A special matinee tomorrow from 1 to 4 PM promotes the film Frat 458 at the Grphennt Theater. The event features a large audience and strong applause as it targets young viewers and all boys and girls of Ogden.
Fragmentary notice from a World War I era paper references Lieut Raivers acting adjutant to a battalion in France. It mentions absence of Lt Schulk, hopes this is temporary, and praises Raivers as an honest worker. Included are scattered notes about the Spiker periodical and reports of debts and displacement among soldiers in the Eighteenth regiment.
Fragmented OCR text shows risk warnings and garbled phrases about danger and head injuries. Unable to extract clear names dates places or events from the damaged snippet. The readable parts suggest a caution or emergency alert but lack concrete entities or specifics.
John Koverlo a Greek detained after an arrest at Twenty Fifth Street failed to appear when arraigned in police court. Bail of 100 was forfeited. Officers reported finding quan tity of liquor and a sawn off shotgun at the premises. The weapon resembled an antique dueling pistol. The case involved unlawful possession of liquor and related charges.
Five young men paid $2 fines for riding bicycles on sidewalks in the city. Two others were fined $5 each for operating motorcycles on Washington avenue between Thirtieth Street and Riverdale Road. John Donaldson and James Kavar pled guilty, with Donaldson paying $2. George Daleman, Brose Hill, Frisk Brown, and Adaye Brotherset also fined $2 each for sidewalk bicycle riding. Officer Marty Johns noted springlike restlessness among riders.
St Gocapl's church held a 10:30 mass on Easter Sunday featuring a solemn service. Rev Orlaon J. McMullen preached on Christ rising, with Deacon Rev John Lagan and Monsignor Cushnalan assisting. music by Stew. 8. Dobbs and Miss Cecile Ragan led an exceptional choir and organ.
The cantata Crucifixion by Sir Sonn Staimer was presented again at the Congregational Church, drawing a full house and praised for Nor wan Olmstead's vocal range and Rev Godfrey Matthews' strong baritone. Dorothy Broad accompanied on piano with splendid effort.
A parade of thirty-one men from Ogden city and Weber county, headed by local officials, marched through Washington Avenue and Twenty Fourth Street to the depot for a special train to Camp Lewis. Speakers urged courage and duty, placing the draft in the context of the global conflict and religious ideals.
An accomplished choir rendered a gram as an accom plished choir. A sermon by Pastor Garver reflected on Easter, stressing that minds differ in belief and perception. He urged harmony among diverse religious views, noting all seek a common end.
Washington April 1 Congress investigation into the National German American alliance to determine loyalty to the United States proceeds before a Senate committee. Witnesses from Pennsylvania including George W Falkenstein of McKeesport Christ Saam of Pittsburgh and Reinhard Dirich and August Buchholz of Allegheny County were called.
A unique night school for Eskimos is reportedly conducted in Shismaref, a native village in far northeastern Alaska, led by J. P. Jones and Miss Tollir Jones. The session runs after regular hours with an eight pupil enrollment, using no lanterns and relying on natural light and local teaching.
New York April 1 reliable marine circles report that the steamship Coltie of the White Star line was attacked and torpedoed by a German submarine while bound from New York to England. The vessel, carrying no passengers, is listed as 20,904 gross tons and has long served the Atlantic run. Built at Belfast in 1901, she belongs to the British fleet.
The ministry of munitions announced that 19 allied and neutral countries have achieved progress in fixing atmospheric nitrogen and that substantial supplies are becoming available. Large scale production is planned in the country, with this source expected to greatly aid fertilizer reduction after the war.
Liverpool mourners gather as Mrs Jane Parvin, aged 99, passes away after long life. Report notes she left ten children, seventy four grandchildren, forty seven great grandchildren and thirty one great great grandchildren among a wide family network. She was cherished by many relatives and friends in the community.
Jack Egan, a former American League umpire, has been hired to manage the Milwaukee A.A. team this season. He previously managed Providence in the International League last season and performed well enough to be chosen for the American Association role.
Utah stocks show mixed trading with quotes from J A Hogle Co 2509 Hadronaye to Consolid God Ragiliien Mining 149 and 1600 at Columbus Rexall 1660 at 63 cents Fron Mossom 200 at Ke 190 at Be and 4% bid Prince Consolidated 600 at 61 101 at 52a Silver King Coal 460 at 1 82 percent Fella Mining 500 at 13 percent Silver King Con 190 at 0 07 4 Windie Standard 800 at 2 a Whirlwind 1099 at dian West Toledo 100 ar gee.
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