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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1916
Page
2
Fragmentary text mentions Bones and Pexhout 2, unclear context. No verifiable event or clear entities to summarize into a proper news item.
A fragmented report discusses Japan and U S exclusion policy amid postwar diplomacy. It notes Japan's protests, U S willingness to adjust exclusion legislation, and calls for a peaceful settlement to prevent ongoing friction between nations.
The note from President Wilson to Germany has been placed in the hands of General Headquarters. The Kaiser is expected to respond evasively and seek to postpone a crisis while asking how submarine warfare can meet U S demands. Germany fears losing American friendship if allied entry proceeds.
A dispatch from Luoon France dated 12:40 p m reports the movement of Russian troops arriving at Marseilles for deployment to the trenches of the war. Five hundred soldiers per train, with trains running every five minutes, would total about 60 000 bound for Verdun via Lyon. The plan shows Russians destined for Verdun as shells sweep the city. The action signals growing urgency and raises questions about the number of Russian troops in France.
In Adgent last year B S Butter ingey C Helkes of the United States geological survey examined the Promontory district west of Ogden. Bulletin 610A publishes their findings. A department bulletin notes the district lies in Bar Elder county near the Promontory mountains, a long peninsular range extending south from the Great Bat lake. The camp of the Taka View Mining Co owns the best claim.
A historic Lake Bonneville area mine shipped 1 961 900 pounds of ore by August 1 115 with a gross value of 35 626 75 dollars. Since August last, district development surged and shipments run at about a carload daily. Take View company remains profitable and hints at untapped ores yet to be found.
A Salt Lake City letter protests secular Easter observances amid debates on Holy Friday and the reverence due to Easter. It contrasts urban irreverence with country devotion, arguing Sunday should feel sacred, not commercial, and laments metropolitan distractions during holy days.
Easter Sunday services feature a renowned church quartet led by Frederick Moss with Ida Anderson on violin obligato and Evangeline Thomas and Ruth Ingram Andrews among soloists. The program lists morning and evening services, a large choir, and attendance by the El Santo Commandery of Knights Templar, with extensive organ and violin pieces throughout the day.
A fragment from the Indianapolis Star notes discussion of credit for men and women, mentioning tractors and costs. The piece appears as a jumbled OCR excerpt from a classified section, with stray phrases and incomplete sentences affecting clarity.
Seantaia, Wash April reports the appointment of a new chief of police amid calls for reform. The veteran mayor’s stance clashes with factions seeking rapid pay hikes and aggressive action, while the chief warns against covert plots and insists on own authority. The unrest echoes past tensions over enforcement and trust in local governance.
At the union meeting of the Onder Stake Sunday Schools held at the Sixth ward chapel tomorrow at 2 20 p m a social program for Easter will be given Supt B Mackley of the State Industrial School will tell an Easter tale Miss Rathromrenbeck and Mr Sterling Price of the School for the Deaf and the Nylander string quartet will furnish music Dore Halla was involved in a separate notice of wire theft sentencing details follow with multiple minor court actions and fines in the record
Thirteen new boarders were registered at the city jail for periods of 6 to 10 days by order of the municipal court. The men include William J. McGuire, William Hurley, Tom Kelly, Ward, John Stapp, Frank Moran, John Branley, J. E. Cheney, E. J. Alllivan, Dave Terry and Clarence Botts, with Terry and Botts arrested April 5 near the Ogden river bridge on Lincoln Avenue in company with Theo.
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