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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1919
Page
3
Fragmentary note lists names such as Walter C. Wilcos and Carpors Oreta Newey of Ogden, referencing wartime service and a landing at Hoboken sealer. Mentions Utah National and addresses with scattered details about donors or attendees.
Building permits issued for three brick and stucco residences on Winford avenue between Quincy and Jackson. E W Cannady named applicant. Ogden Welding & Renate Co. advertises filing. Road work begins on South Weber road with two miles graveling per state road agent J Taylor. Homecoming expected for M Sharner in ten days. Vehicle seizure issues referenced with federal court remarks on contraband items and automobile ownership guidance. Police report notes arrest in Blackfoot for deadheading with an unloaded slore. Court cases involve suspect Runt and property recovery in Canyon A area. Bounty laws for Utah to take effect May 13 with fixed payouts. Overseas message from Ogden rescuer arrives in New York. knitting drive announced at Ogden Stand ar Knitting. Local social events include North Weber stake officers' entertainment. photography ad promotes local services. Old Folks program features the Orpheum theater event next Friday.
Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons convened a recess meeting on Tuesday April 29 with officers named and routine business recorded. notices and local items follow including a fatal accident near an engine and various community announcements about jobs, bonds and local services, with names, places and contacts.
Notice states Geo A Phillips withdraws from the firm Hudson Auto Co in Orden. It releases him from responsibility for investigations or contracts made on the firm’s behalf or sales. Limited contact details provided, date unclear.
Knights Templar to march to the depot for a ceremonial welcome of the Right Eminent Commander of the Giant Commandery of Utah. Prominent Utah and Salt Lake leaders will join in the public display with guard formations, sword presents, and a formal review before ceremonies at the temple.
Deputy Sheriff Henry Clackhen Blanch Mortis and Mills arrested the couple yesterday morning for liquor possession. The man and woman faced city court today with bonds set at 250 Liberty bonds and 200 cash, while the woman hid pints of liquor and had five plots.
Miss Gladys Abbey will present a piano recital and readings at the Barred Heart Academy Tuesday evening at o o'clock. The program includes Sonata Pathetique Adagio, Nocturne Op. 47 No. 1, Adagio, Reading She Fiddle Told, and Rondo Capriccioso with several performers and invited friends of the institution.
A British naval tug sank near Nieport as Lt Mills departs at 10 PM for San Francisco en route to Siberia to join the American Red Cross for a year. A farewell gathering at Prest Congregational Church planned tonight features a program of music and dramatic pieces arranged by reception committees.
April 28 dispatch from Whoosels reports an aerial attack at Nieuport with a force of twenty ships and crews. Reports describe targets and mine-laden vessels, but details remain unclear whether damage came from explosion or collision. Obstruction clearing in the Ghind channel is noted.
Rev. Clem Davies, recently back from service, addressed a large Ogden audience at the Waterion Methodlat Syiscopal church. He spoke on Mark's gospel, urging repentance and faith, and emphasized humility and public virtue before the gathered crowd.
Mexico discussion in Paris centers on government prerogatives and foreign title deeds, with emphasis on preventing profit from damages and indemnification. The report notes opposition to sales that violate treaties, mentions civil liberties, and references the film Civilization showing at the Lyceum with audiences urged to come early.
A local spiritual society organized and named Firat on Spiritual Lottery of Oey der announces its first meeting at 2:36 PM on Avenue World. Officers include President Mrs. Vischert, Vice President Mrs. A, Secretary Miss Steadman, with trustees Mrs. Bay-Well, Mr. Headmay, and others.
Severan Ray St. Basset, ex member of the mental detachment of infant combat units, returned to Ogden after 23 months in country. He trained at Camp Kearny and joined the 159th Infantry bound for France last year. A former Woebwer Narnia athlete, he excelled in school sports and social activities.
The Rabbit club, formed at the state industrial school, has drawn strong support from County Director Tippetts and AL. It plans to extend to alter boys, with eleven members. Rabbits are funded by the school and profits after costs go to the boys.
Geneva April 28 Gustave Aor president of the Swiss federation received an urgent summons to Paris to serve as arbitrator in the peace conference. Allies invited him to act on the question of Austria. He left Paris Sunday night.
A letter to the local Red Cross from William E. Maher of San Francisco requests return of a lost pocketbook lost in Ogden Utah. It contained over 100 dollars, a furlough, and a railroad ticket from San Francisco to Norfolk. Maher identifies as William E. Maher, Company C 12th Infantry, Army, Norfolk VA, and asks the finder to return the items.
Roy Headley from the chief forester department in Washington D C arrives in Ogden to collect information on forest office work standards pay rates personnel and organization. He will stay several days gathering data at Ogden and other western district forest headquarters.
Washington Anvil notes provisions for punishing enemy officers and officials violating laws of war. The text outlines offenses by belligerents, including crimes against armies, attacks with prohibited weapons, mistreatment of prisoners, and the sinking or destruction of civilian vessels and undefended ports, reflecting early 20th century warfare norms.
The document discusses penalties and procedures under land warfare rules, noting severe penalties for abuses by American officers or enlisted men. It questions whether military tribunals would apply U S penalties uniformly if trials occurred in Germany and whether military personnel could be governed by same standards as U S military law.
An advertisement urges girls to join a training program at John Scowcroft & Sons Co to learn a trade. It promises year round, short hours, satisfactory conditions and paid training while learning. The notice directs applicants to the company manufacturing department and cites location details in a garbled line.
A large portion of the German delegation and all its experts and clerks departed by a special train from Cologne to Versailles, via Charleroi and Brussels, with French representatives escorting. The leading chiefs and their secretaries were to join later and proceed to Versailles.
Fragmented ad text appears to promote bath tablets with misspelled phrases. It mentions trying them in bath water, claims harmless effects, and references classified ads and sale by a druggist or dealer.
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