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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1916
Page
9
A chaotic clipping reports minor traffic mishaps near the Alhamtra theatre on Hudson Avenue as a truck backed up. Earl and Dale Pingree narrowly escaped serious injury while motorcycle front end was struck. both riders suffered only minor scratches.
Tomorrow evening at eight o'clock at Sacred Heart Academy the Bhogla Conservatory of Muate will present Miss Marguerite Toy, a leading violinist, in a recital of musical numbers. Several Sacred Heart Conservatory members assist. Also notes visitors from Garland and Easter events in Ogden.
City commissioners met to render a damages verdict of 367.10 against Eva P. Lewis. The case involved a dispute over a county highway artesian well pipeline extension across her property near Ogden Canyon. The note also mentions an amount of 1462 in damages related to the installation.
Lous F Moench longtime Weber academy principal and Utah educator died at his residence 2749 Jefferson Ave Ogden after a paralytic stroke suffered shortly after 6 this morning He was born in Germany July 29 1846 and educated in German and American schools He served as Ogden City schools principal Weber County superintendent and helped found the Weber Stake Academy He leaves three wives and 22 grandchildren with funeral plans pending in Ogden
Willard Tribe son of Arthur and Wyre Dingham Tribe died from injuries after a wagon wheel crushed him near the curb in front of J. & Carter and Sons store on Washington Avenue. The accident occurred as the child dropped from the wagon end and reached the curb. the driver Clarence Adinson acted quickly but the boy died at 9:30 this morning. Willard born April 14, 18(??) to Ogden and is survived by his grandmother Elizabeth Thngs ham and brothers Arihne Therold Joseph Clarence Meles and Ida. The burial arrangements will be announced later.
Special Officer Joseph Jones of the Oregon Short Line reports a suspect, Carliste, confessing to three Union Pacific robberies near Hanna Wyoming this year. He claims 3500 dollars from the raids, says he sent money to his mother, and describes railway work as a brakeman or conductor. He is considered a wild but talkative figure with fluctuating details and a cautious demeanor toward authorities.
The contract between Jack Jiarty erteen and Pat Brown bound yesterday by $300 deposits for the May 16 bout at the Alita theatre. A $1,500 guaranteed purse was placed with T. Samuel Browning by the Alhambra Theatrical Company. Harberosa trained at Pingree gym with Art Chester and Sam Clapman, while Crown worked out in Billings, Montana, losing to Walter Miller in a handicap. The champion plans to return to Utah later this week to shed weight and prepare.
Red parking lines appear along the south side of Twenty Fourth Street at Washington Avenue. The curb near the sidewalk will not allow vehicles to park closer than the vestige of the sidewalk. Officials expect other intersections in the business district to follow, marking red lines to improve safety for pedestrians.
Terry Keller faces Jack Dempsey in an evening exhibition at the Alhambra theater on May 2 as part of a conditioning display before a crowd of fans. Keller trains with Grant Evans in Salt Lake and aims to enter the ring against Dempsey for the bout in Ogden.
The Alhatabra theater notes delays for the boat and predicts a possible desertion by Balt Lake within two days. Rail excursions on Bamberger Ox den Togan Idaho lines to Odes are arranged from multiple Utah towns, with trains returning after property transfers in West Ogden. Property deals surface, including several parcels in West Ogden with minimal consideration.
A party of Missouri Pacific and Cumberland Gap officials traveled yesterday through Ogden and Ogden canyon in private car No. 2. Led by Mr. Johnson of St. Louis, J. J. Karensceh of East Lake City, 3. M. Brerenson of New York, and Trowbridge of Salt Lake, they praised the Denver and Rio Grande and spoke to General Agent Frank Fouts before continuing east on Train No. 16.
Rapid progress reported in Twin Falls for the Amalgamated Bu Far company plant. Foundation work nearly finished, machinery arriving, and structural frame rising as officials promise full operation by fall to coincide with beet crop peak. Fred G. Taylor, company secretary, spoke after northwest tour.
Real estate transfers show John William Drondale to wife Myre Uryrdate. Part of lot 5 and 6, block 7, weal Orden aurrey. Consideration M1.
Tonight at Oxden High School a complimentary recital by Lie school music department students will feature students Ancen Warner and Miss Jennetts Stephens. Professor Marcellus Smith directs a program including high school orchestra, chorus, viola duet, and piano accompaniment. The recital begins at 6 o'clock with selections from Bach and Italian pieces among others.
New York April 25 federal agents seized documents from Wolf von Iger Office and found a German code book. The code allegedly unlocked valuable information and many Von Igel papers were in cipher. Ambassador von Bernstorff, in New York, was expected to return to Washington this afternoon.
The article reports a diplomat declining to confirm payment demands and noting that many questions were posed about a private dinner with President Wil ton. It mentions rumors of German and ally concessions and the diplomat’s refusal to discuss these private talks while emphasizing communication with the president as the way forward.
Police unravel crime in Hugh Places involving Mia Anna McGillicaddy wife of John J McGillicaddy a St Lews politician known as Cuddy Mack It is revealed a resort named Bete hosted lavish revelry where two women and three men are detained Investigators collect names and phone numbers found in a cupboard linking residents of fashionable districts to the suspected roport of crimes
Washington April 25 General Pershing confirmed the killing of an American soldier about April 10 near La Jets close to Partai. It was the first official report of a detachment manned incident in press dispatches. The report did not specify whether Mexican bandits or Villa forces fired on Americans.
An incomplete item mentions a missing person or object labeled Kelly Boeingfield with number L745 and a return to Utah Tar, offering a reward. The text is garbled but implies a lost item case or missing person notice with minimal readable details.
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