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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1915
Page
9
Brief item notes a standard telephone policy for editorial and society departments. It outlines contact points and procedures for interdepartmental communication and prompt interruption handling. No further details provided in readable text.
Random references report watches and a chair stolen from a vest at the stock yards, arrests for selling dignar without a license, and various notices on travel departures, marriage licenses, and a funeral. Also notes on conventions, publicists, and local officials traveling to San Francisco and Salt Lake City.
Friends may view the remains at the family home in Hooper tomorrow afternoon and Wednesday. Funeral hour and interment set at Hooper cemetery. J R Henk residing. Spegu family and others travel from Milian Oregon to Arnold Nebraska. Dr Stephen Pugate of Pennsylvania reforming in big auto from San Francisco arrives in Ogden. Critique of Lincoln Highway leadership noted. Gallen by Himeas and Leesman depart for Miami Oklahoma. Bull Lake Route freight agent in Ogden.
The Walsh News Brand in Idlewild and Tes Cream Staid in Hermitage will receive Canyon papers via a new delivery schedule. Mr George Keapp Lewla Camp Taylor's Store Wiliwa and Camp will have the Standard mailed to them in care of the listed subscribers. The Standard will leave Ogden Canyon on the first car after 5 30 p m and be addressed to each subscriber at the names provided.
Acting Municipal Judge Barker found Tf M Alles guilty of operating an automobile without the official registered numbers. The trial noted the James Automobile Company had provided pasteboard temporary plates while official numbers were delayed, but the judge upheld the law requiring state issued numbers and imposed a $5 fine.
County Attorney Joseph Te Evans advised the board that no separate Mothers Fund tax exists. funds for mothers and indigents must come from the poor fund or from a general tax, with the balance drawn from other sources. The board also ordered highway limits enforced and patrols to curb stray livestock on county roads amid complaints from Hooper and Kanesville.
The Grand Volou Yeas Company tea store on Washington Avenue was burglarized Saturday night. Manager J. H. Byang discovered the break in and reported $5.76 in money and 5 in stamps stolen from the cash register. Detectives Thomas Burk and Robert Chumbeara investigated the scene.
A Saturday Sunday batch of minor crime offenders appeared before the town court. Several received five day sentences while others got suspended penalties. Alex Jennison and others faced drunks arrest. Pete Carroll paid bail for petit larceny. A battery case against Merlin Webster ended with a suspended sentence amid family tensions. Grace Cunard and Francis Ford star in The Broken Coin at Oracle Theater.
A sequence of events centers on Summerill and alleged fraud. Utah Nation Bank notified Pocatello officers of a forged check by Theodora Summers, prompting a rapid arrest. Ogden and Chicago connections feature in alleged white slavery and embezzlement claims linked to Mrs Edna Butler, with Butler bail set at 1000 and forthcoming district court arraignment.
Bun Joseph Lauciriga of 2548 Wallsvenne died Sunday evening from burns received about two hours earlier. The body was sent to Kirkendall mortuary for funeral arrangements. The child, burned through clothing, had a two month struggle for life and was a favorite in the neighborhood. Plays and a cinema program at the Lyceum were noted as his recent amusements.
Weber County Farmers Organization met at the Court House last Saturday to praise Senate Bill 24 by Senator Joseph Chex Ogden. The resolution commends county commissioners for promptly employing Thomas Qauch as Weber County farm demonstrator and lauds the Legislature and Senator Chex for support.
The funeral for two year old Abie Addleson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Addleson, was held at Kirkendall chapel with Rabby Tannes officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery after a fatal accident at Dee hospital Friday evening.
The Sylvan Park band, highly regarded for dance music, is booked with the Mollerup band to perform each Wednesday evening at Lagoon resort's big pavilion for the rest of the season. They will alternate numbers, with a continuous dancing program and a guest appearance by the Ogden band as part of the Woodmen of the World event. Conducted by BE Larson, the group includes O C Wie Homes, J R Williams, Fred Williams, and others.
A social and business association was formed by life insurance men of Ogden and surrounding towns. The meeting took place at the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company offices with George D. Bannett of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company presiding.
A group formed among insurance workers to foster social and moral ties elects RB B McGulra as temporary president and Christiansen as secretary. The next meeting is planned with attendance of several named members and spouses, including Mr and Mrs Angus Wright and Mr Wright.
Mrs Pennybacker president of the General Federation of Women’s Clubs will arrive in Salt Lake Tuesday and stay to Wednesday with her daughter Ruth Pennybacker and Miss Kfora McClellan. She will lecture Tuesday evening at the Ladies Literary club and attend a luncheon Wednesday at the hotel. Ogden club women plan to meet and the event is announced by Mrs Fred H. Adana. Alta Calvert visiting in Evanston Wyoming. Deputy Clerk Mike Risin Powell returns from California.
Commissioner Moron Skenn told the board he has repeatedly demanded Orean Construction Co to backfill and restore Ogden Canyon trunk road to its original condition after digging the Ogden water main. He warned that if backfilling and road repairs do not start, the county will hire crews to do the work at the contractor’s expense. The board approved the action and authorized the road supervisor to inform the city commissioners.
Society notes describe Mrs H E Bell hosting a compliment to Miss Luritle Ballantyne and engagement news for James Scuverall. Afternoon reception at 612 Twenty north street featured guests including Miss Viola Taylor of Porterville and Miss Cora Volker, with an evening event of games and dancing.
A fragmented item describes a ten day outing with mentions of San Frangiero San Diego and Maxlce as places of interest. It references Mike Adan Wahlen returning as Secretary to Mayor A G Mell and notes a pleasant time at Brighton and Cottonwood Canyon. Other names such as Oroom Dougles Louis Peary and Prof. Wiomas Glies appear in scattered lines about a Copper Basin Idaho trip.
Ed Mund Breene hosts a final Pioneer Day Parade event titled Eastland Sinking at the Ogden Theater tonight. Residents gather for a ceremonial show marking the end of festivities.
Tokyo reports a crisis within the Japanese cabinet as calls grow to remove Foreign Minister Kato, raising fears of a dissolution of Count Olina's cabinet. The situation unsettles the empire amid revolts and political tension.
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