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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1916
Page
3
A wartime dispatch argues Turks are needed at home and must defend their borders while the foe reels back. It discusses shifting balance, potential peace terms, and the war's long, costly toll with projections of rising expenditures and delayed negotiations.
The article discusses predictions on postwar Europe with emphasis on recovery strength for nations, noting expectations of economic strain yet highlighting Europe and England drawing on vast resources. It cites Henry Clews analyzing forces shaping Europe and the balance of financing for Allied efforts and for rebuilding.
The article analyzes postwar recovery prospects for major powers including Britain, Germany, France, Italy, Russia, and Austria Hungary. It discusses imperial strength, industrial capacity, and potential political readjustments, predicting Britain’s empire endurance, Germany’s tough rebuilding, and varied timelines for other nations. It also critiques Mr Hughes’s acceptance speech and the demand for clear American policy.
A garbled critique portrays Charles F Hughes and a sharp lawyer as opponents. The text laments Woodrow Wilson amid imagined Mexican troubles, likening the administration to a weak figure under an unseen force and predicting political shifts.
The woman next door Irene Fenwick appears in a read photodrama billed as real and striking with a mix of true to life fervor. The program also features a comedy by Musty Guffer at the Utah Theatre tonight and tomorrow.
A colored woman named Grace Waite and Ruby Jones were arraigned on robbery charges with a preliminary hearing set for August 8. They allegedly seized fifty cents and a laborer's exit ticket from Troy Treseder at Wall and Twenty Fifth Street as he and El Fife prepared to depart for Idaho. Treseder was struck in the jaw during the incident. Police report Charlie Howard, arrested for speeding on North Washington Avenue, faces a municipal court fine.
Reports from the municipal court detail Tess Troseth fined nine dollars for shoplifting, and several individuals jailed for drunkenness or bicycle sidewalk riding. Officers Naylin and Moore led arrests near the hotel district. others faced short jail terms or fines for altercations, improper conduct, and traffic offenses.
Terratelo, organizer of newsboy clubs, brings a lively event to Ogden with Tito Bernstein billed as the newsboy king. The plan aims to boost profits and teach boys business basics while promoting clean living as Bernstein tours streets and Washington Avenue with bundles of The Standard.
Professor Joseph Ballantyne relayed how extreme heat in Chicago prompted fears for health as many residents flocked to Lake Michigan for relief. He noted the oppressive days and urged precautions while describing the city’s crowded lakefront and scattered incidents.
The Ogden Tabernacle Choir under Director Mallantyne will begin rehearsals September 7 and prepare Dudley Buck's The Story of the Cross along with Christ the Victor and The Coming of the King. They will perform in festivals, church services, concerts with noted artists, and opera evenings.
Hyman Stine and Nathan Wedgie, co proprietors of Ogden Shor Acapita on lower Twenty fifth Street, fought last night. Both were arrested for disturbing the peace and pleaded not guilty. Their trials set for August 17. Stine allegedly struck Wedgie with a hammer causing a head wound. Police Chauffeur Gold Wheat restrained him. Wedgie received medical aid from Dr Nelson.
A legal notice describes Muth Keathne’s absence and alleged failure to support his wife and two infant children Robert and Richard Keating. The case, filed by Als wife, seeks lawful action on child and spousal support following a Danville marriage on October 7, 1518. The defendants include Frank Verdb in a related matter.
Haal and A J Ver Heal Armont face allegations of failing to pay a promissory rate. A planned group of participants toured Ogden Canyon yesterday afternoon, guided by O and Morton and a local agent. The young Southern belles traveled in a special car attached to the Yellowstone Limited and visited the Mermoltage before departing to Yetlow stone.
Incomplete returns from precincts show a county drop in school population outside Ogden. Fewer children are counted as migration to big centers continues and some small towns lose students, notably Pleasant View, with three years of yearly decreases.
The Civic League meets Monday August 9:30 AM at Mrs Philip Warren Kolsety to plan a fashion show and exhibit at Durstode Implement Company. Society notices mention related gatherings including cradle roll, Baptist prayer meeting, and Federated W C T U events at local addresses.
Judge V C Gunnell recovers on an auto trip while Mr and Mrs John W Seowemfi of San Diego send encouragement telegrams. Charlene Jett reports Volney has been improving for two weeks as the party travels toward Lake counter. Clarence Gunnell departs for the bed aide while another brother buys a receiver. Auto tours to Yellowstone depart Oxden with two Wylie Way parties including Mrs A G Horn and Mrs Waiter E Whalen among others. A public aid note mentions 60,000 to 100,000 persons in tiffin and Mina Lucile Grito among those receiving poor relief as rail disaster comparisons are cited.
Deeter Dee and J B Aateholts visited Ogden to shoot a film titled The King of the Nation. The General Electric company plans a massive educational movie tracking transport modes from pony express to steam engines. Scenes include Kansas plains and rail progress with DeWitt locomotive footage.
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