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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1915
Page
7
When buying Aber the 95 per cent actual fuel coal you pay for fuel not dirt or moisture You get clean high in carbon coal with no waste The product has broken sales records and re orders from exacting buyers All dealers carry it and should start selling this week RR
In Texas farms across Brazos Burleson Milam Washington Bastrop Waller and Wharton counties floodwaters inundate fields after rising rivers. Rail lines suffer outages as weather remains cloudy with intermittent rain. Farmers begin replanting crops amid widespread crop destruction and damaged homes.
The University of Utah plans a Friday baseball workout as it prepares to face Provo to showcase the same lineup that won last year’s state title. Star Diane will join full squad practice as coach aims to build depth for the upcoming clash with Castle School stars.
At a national convention of bishops and conference representatives the Methodist Episcopal church opened discussions on a pension plan to aid retired ministers widows and orphans. The plan would establish a retiring annuity funded by years of service with current totals targeting over one million dollars. leaders said campaign will culminate at the Saratoga Springs conference in May. The movement spreads across denominations with Presbyterians Lutherans and others joining in support and aiding each other in building pension schemes.
Regular uumluly social to be held at W D Hill Tuesday evening April 21. Dancing and cards planned. Admission free to Yeowrs and invited friends. Correspondent A Junk reports advertisement of the event.
Report from Paria on April 27 describes French sailors arriving after a Greek steamer attack using gas bombs. Wounded men claim Germans released fumes that caused sleep, followed by killings as soldiers approached. Allied observers debate gas effects and battlefield conditions amid open-air exposure.
Lomlon, April 27. The export of raw cotton from the Citta Kingdom was prohibited by a supplemental act to the Mfolay Gazette. The restriction targets cotton moving to European ports along the Mediterranean and Baltic routes, including Runeia, Spain, and Russia. The British government justifies the ban as part of a broader policy against peopelation imports, backed by new measures against Nie peppelation of cotton.
A chaotic 1918 article outlines Liberty Bell’s proposed tour of Utah and California. It describes official plans to invite a delegation of citizens to view the bell on display, with the mayor empowered to communicate details and arrange a one day visit for a celebratory exhibit.
The commander explains his crew of sixty cannot be rebuilt due to illness and legal limits on recruiting foreign sailors, delaying plans to move the Kron to Norwich and continuing hospital care aboard. Chaplin performs at the Alhambra tonight with tickets from 5c to 10c.
Newport News Va Anvil 26 Commander Thierfelder of the German auxiliary cruiser Kronprinz Wilhelm issued orders to intern the vessel due to a serious illness among the crew. More than sixty sailors suffer beriberi prompting temporary internment until at sea conditions allow return to duty. The Kronprinz Wilhelm had been near the Norfolk navy yard awaiting hostilities developments in Europe.
New York April 27 Arthur Hearne Cowl a 22 year old son of Clarkson Cowl president of the Central Mercantile Co died after directing his fiancee Miss Emily Wheeler to seek help with a revolver he concealed. He died at Bridgeport hospital. The engagement had been broken and he had suffered a nervous breakdown after extensive family wealth and a large stake in James A Hearne & Son.
Notice from Park City Elks lodge to visit Ogden Lodge this evening. Special entertainment planned at Alhambra Theater and club rooms with EATS and a hopeful time. Party departs for show at 8 45. attendees can meet at club prior. Advertisement notes McCormick death in New York. obituary lines misprinted. The Black Box and Oracle Theater promotions listed.
Wrights Store implements a single price for all and removes private discounts. The firm seeks a concise twelve word slogan expressing one price to all, no discounts at any time, with the aim of clear advertising and public understanding. Submissions urged to The Advertiser by Tuesday.
Bowling and billiards patrons at Glasmann's receive free cigars and soft drinks with receipts. The base location is 2473 Washington, Ailyerdl.
Washington April 27 officials optimistically projected that the coming year will yield about eighty million dollars in income tax receipts. The forecast notes tax officials expect revenues near the eighty million mark despite doubtful details in the original oath and potential adjustments.
Repairs are being rapidly made on the German commerce destroyer Kronprin Wilhelm in dry dock at Newport News Virginia. The vessel will soon be ready to dash for sea, though it remains uncertain if the commander will attempt to break through Lie Jordan of hostile warships just outside the Virginia capes, and the chances are that she will be turned in for the war.
Internal Revenue records show about 490,035,000 collected nationwide with officials optimistic returns may rise by several millions. Despite war fears depressing corporate receipts, gains from other taxes and signals help shield the general fund as new tax enforcement aims to curb dodging while a prize fight exhibit prompts court action.
Rio Sewarle owner of FGHT FILMS faces legal action amid claims by former senator Towne that his country pictures must be admitted. The case centers on Willard Willarditatinaan and Gigi Mnto with preliminary efforts to restrain a collector from denying entry to the producer. Judge Thomas Height is expected to hear arguments as Monday nears.
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