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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
5
Blanchard Butter Options Compared for Quality and Price
A reader compares Blanchard Butter products noting pasteurized varieties like Clover or Pourtaine Hutters with higher costs than unpasteurized options. TheMutual Creamy Company is referenced as the producer, highlighting preferences for special cuts and perceived value.
Americans Cited in Army Orders for Daring Ambulance Work
Paris Aug 2 six members of the American Mold ambulance corps were cited in the orders of the day in the French army. Names include Leonard Edwards of Philadelphia Thomas Fotter of New York Tilton Spongate of Gloucester Mass and Walter Wheeler of Yonkers N Y John Clarke of New York and Jackson of Colorado Springs Colo. They are praised for coolness fortitude and devotion while aiding the wounded under heavy shellfire in the Verdun region under Herbert Townsend and Henry White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Mold Ambulance Corps
Leonard Edwards
Philadoubia
Dames Tilton Sponagte
Gloucenter Masa
Thomas Fotter
New York
Aterett Jackson
Colorado
Sprinza
Walter Wheeler
Yonkers
New Yorks
Wilcox to Open National Republican Headquarters
Chicago August 2 Willie H R Wilcox chairan of the Republican national committee will arrive in Chicago next Wednesday to open the national headquarters and announce the organizing body in charge This plan was released by party leaders as Charles J Hughes prepares to return to Chicago Tuesday morning and campaign activities in the state are outlined Also mentioned are Mrs Pronk Hh IMteheack and Joseph Ub Keating of Indianapolis among leading figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Willie HR. Wilcox
Republican National
Chi- Cir
Charles J. Hughes
Minos
Cmeaen
Pronk Hh
Imteheack
Festeaater
Doseph Ub Keating
Indianapalta
Estate of the late Wm Glasmann probate filed
The estate of the late Wm Glasmann totals about 780 with a will dated February 24, 15H admitted to probate in Ogden. Evelyn Glasmann widow petitions for probate listing cash and stock assets in Ogden banks and corporations totaling thousands, with five children named as heirs, two minors aged 15 and 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wry. Glasmann
Glaevant
Jett
Wyoming
Evelyn Jasmann
Ogden Biate Bank
Ogden Savings Bank
Utah National
First National
Standard Wublisting Company
Tench and Canal Company
Pie Ogsen River Reservale
Vatioun
Runiy
Mestles
Whdow
Ethel Glasmann Clark
Hoscog
C. Glarmann
Ogden Standard
Auenbam J. Glasmann
the Standard
William W. Glasmann
Blalar V. Gasman
Teo
Minora
Zeeland Submarine Loss Reported After Crew Fled to Boats
A damaged fragment notes a German submarine sinking the Zeeland of 1,293 tons in 1907, with length 731 feet and beam 36 feet and depth 14 feet. Home port Rotterdam. Also mentions The Quality of Faith and a 5part Mutual Masterpicture and Lyceum comedy showing today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeeland
Hotterdam
Lyceum Today
Day in Congress Washington Aug 3 Senate and House actions
Washington August 3 Senate continued debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill Army appropriation and naval conferees resumed deliberations on navy personnel increases A group on the pediment of the house wing of the capitol building was formally unveiled
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
Senate
District of Columbia
Eagiet
No reprieve for Casement in looming execution
Lord Hubert Cecil announced Casement would be executed tomorrow after a death sentence upheld by the court and jury. Gavin Duffey said Casement had embraced Catholicism and spent time with relatives before the final hours. The government refused reprieve, arguing Casement aided the rebellion with the Germans and posed a malignant threat, with strong protests about political expediency and guilt beyond doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nubert Uecil
Tommorrow
Duffey
Korrow Morming
Roger Casement
Hubert Cecil
Voder
Foreign Affaira
Casement
Noldher A
England
Gere Qnany
Tewland
Germany
Ireb
Irish Legion
Navy favors competition for officer promotions report
Washington reported that Rear Admiral McLean told conferees desirable competition for naval officers would be secured by promoting them via selective plans for all command officers. He urged retirement pay adjustments and age-based retirement for lower classes, while Rear Admirals Badger and Strauss opposed the selection promotion system, arguing ample competition already exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McLean
Navy
Badger
Peenem) Board
Strauss
Ordnance Bureau
New Bamberber Time Card Published for Early Morning Hours
A dated issue lists a 6am start and subsequent times including 7am and 9 50am for the Matwberger tram service. The fragmentary content hints at a daily schedule card or timetable advertisement with irregular spellings and unclear branding.
New Quarters for J. I. Ward Firm in Ogden Building
The Federal Land Co. moved its offices to Twenty fourth Street near Washington in Ogden, occupying the former Amalgamated Sugar Co. site. J. J. Ward directs the ranch and farm lands department, the most extensive area, with Bert Brittain heading the cellty department and three assistants. The firm operates ranch dealings mainly in Idaho and Wyoming, with Ogden and Utah branch offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ofden
Federal Land Company
J. i. Ward
Twenty-fourth Steret
Washington Avenue
Amalgamated
Bugar Company
Buelnesa
Tiree
J. J. Ward
Ban Placed On Ammunition Cars In Jersey
City officials ordered a halt to all railroad and steamer movements of ammunition cars after a large explosion at Mack Tom Hudsonon on Sunday morning. The ban applies citywide and to shipments to Europe, with enforcement across terminals and through the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Ita Shignannta
Europe
Acton
Mack Tom
Dutch Steamship Zeeland Sinks Reported Near Coast
London reports the Zeeland, a Dutch steamship, sank while en route from a foreign port. The incident appears in the South Shields Gazette with scant details as of August 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zeeland
London
South Shields
Two Explosion Victims Found Near Scene in Nova City
In Jorey City Nova Aug 2 two more bodies were recovered near the explosion site in New York bay. One was Captain Cornelius Leyden chief of the Lehigh Valley railroad police who had been reported missing. Leyden's identification clears the path for manslaughter charges against presumed suspects. Warrants issued previously not served against three others. Further details remain unconfirmed as investigators press to recover the second body and complete identifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorey City
Nova
New York Bay
Cornelius Leyden
Lehigh Valley Ralmad Police
Mafsaing
Leyden
Danes Oppose Sale of Islands In The Atlantic
London reports from Copenhagen contradict Danish West Indies sale to the United States. The government will answer questions Friday as parish officials push censorship. Washington stated an order that purchase talks for the Danish West Indies at 25 million dollars were near completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copen
Hacen
Dankah West Indies
United States
Pothken
Rhedae
Arwapaper
Keckenhaven
Washington
Plague Hits New York As Death Toll Rises Across Boroughs
Reports say Aug plague waves struck New York with many children dead and cases rising in Manhattan and Jersey City. The outbreak spreads across boroughs, with high deaths and new infections reported in the last 24 hours. Authorities note this as the largest single day increase in the epidemic to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New York
Manhattan
Jersey City
Give
Atten Primaries to Night Spry Ticket Ambience
Vague trench wartime scene from TH Rite describes dreary conditions after rain. Irrepressible spirits at The Pala persist as oater exits trenches with cheering Serpent call to soldiers. Derisive reply among troops mocks officers amid damp, chaotic atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crea
Cure Found for Eruptive Typhus in Sorbian Regions
Aue 20294 reports a discovery of a cure for eruptive typhus by scientists Nhootle and Thagot. The article notes the disease caused severe ravages in Sorbian areas and that doctors described their breakthrough treatment.
Serum Therapy Briefed By Academy Of Medicine Report
A summary notes that investigators at the Academy of Medicine reported serum injections from infections led to rapid recovery in many serious cases and reduced deaths from 25 to 30 percent. The findings claim lowered complications and improved outcomes in the disease studied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covery
Academy of Medicine
Germany to Fight for Liner Appam
Prince Hatzfeldt of the German embassy arrives in Norfolk for a conference with local counsel in the Appam case. He declines to confirm the Wilmington or Newport News routes for the German seized liner and says Germany will continue to press for possession of the Appam in U S. federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Yor Watzfeldt
Washington
Appam
Dewitchland
Baltimore
Newport News
Prince Hatzfeldt
Germany
Federal District Court
Wheat Prices Go Skyward Amid Dust Havoc and Export Demand
In Chicaro on August 2, a surge in wheat values followed reports that thousands of Manitoba acres are ruined by black dust, making harvest uneconomical. Dakotas and Minnesota suffered damage, while Liverpool quotations and Gulf demand echoed. Opening gains of 7 to 23.5 cents rose further as dry hot weather threatened crops. Oats benefited from stronger export calls, hog prices slipped, and warehouse stocks showed little impact. September wheat touched higher levels before closing for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaro
Manitoba
Dakotas
Minnesota
Liverpool
Gulf of Mexico
Canada
Saskatchewan
Nationwide Car Line Strike Threatens U S Transport
New York reports a looming nationwide streetcar strike after union counsel Louis Freitler stated plans to organize all lines. Mayor urged restraint as New York Railways prepares to use strikebreakers amid preemptive actions and a looming conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greater
Louis Freitler
Fresinger
New York City
Jhhere
Dart
New York Railways Company
Acion
Earlied & Promise
Han
Poller
Allen
Gotetuur Whitman
Strikes Loom as City Prepares for Possible Aid Cutoff
The 1¢,000 state militia stood ready to curb a potential strike if it escalates, while the mayor weighs arbitration but signals limited faith in strike leaders. Officials seek to rally laborers for funds and unions from other cities to avert disruption. More than 500 Hanze families rely on external support, according to Miss Fignn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Calfett
Misa Fignn
Hanze
Lack of Funds May End Strike In Minnesota Taconite
Duluth Minn Aug 2 Lack of funds may end the strike on the Minnesota Iron Range and defeat the Industrial Workers of the World according to Elizabeth Gurley Flynn W W leader Admitting that the miners are feeling the pinch of penury Miss Flynn frankly stated today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Minnesota Tron Range
Industrial Workers of the World
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Misa Flynn
Speaker Clark Renominated Amid Five Cornered Race
St Louis Mo Aug 2 Jacob F Seeker Republican congressman of the tenth district was renominated by about 2000 plurality in a five cornered race Weary Kerstinger former president of the German American Alliance finished fourth Senator Champ Clark was renominated in the ninth district without opposition
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Loui
Jacob F Seeker
Fray
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanchard Butter
Field Ambulance Corps
WM. Glagmann I
Revnstives
NEW Quarters Federal Land Co
Cornelius Leden
Qgragle Theatre
Harry Carey
Dorothy PI
Last
Thomas
Fone
Mahway
Aidf
Clark
Utah Cereal Food CO
Ogden
Utah
Pierce
Utah Canning Company
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