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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1917

Page

3

Idaho Guardsmen to Move North on Special Train Soon

Idaho National Guardsmen numbering 260, now guarding tunnels and reservoirs along various canyons and sections around Orden, begin deicing on vacant ground at Twenty-seventh Street and Grant Avenue. They will be relieved by others then muster into federal service as preparations for return to Boise proceed.

Idaho National Guardsmen Great Salt Lake Tear Liver Canyon Caden Canyon Weber Canyon Orden Twenty-seventh Street Grant Avenue Claude V. Dices Tubl Gooding Idaho Balee

Cafeteria Creation By Scowcroft Company Faces The Plant

The Scowcroft company plans a modern cafeteria at 16 big plant on Wall Avenue to serve over 350 workers making certainty garments and wartime products. An emergency committee will run the facility with meals at cost, music via a Victorola, and an embedded club orchestra for workers. Officers include Lawrence Taylor as president, Den Ilertchlow as vice president, Walter Wright as secretary, and Maud Wright as treasurer.

Tha' Sig United States Scowcroft & Ons Company Wall Avenue Band Seowcroft Scowcroft Emetency Ehic Brst Intermountain West Nag Lawrence Taylor den Lert

Woman suffrage on the calendar in Senate action

Washington August 2 The Senate spends part of today’s session on woman suffrage after the prohibition fight. A Cummins motion to discharge the outrages committee from further consideration of the Susan B Anthony amendment is forced to the calendar amid objections to voting favoritism as suffragists picket the White House. Premier to form cabinet Amsterdam August 1 Vienna Zeitung reports Austrian premier Von Beyler will form a permanent cabinet.

Washington Senate Henator Cummins Anthony White House Amsterdam Vienna Allgemeine Zeitung von Beyuler

Chapman House Fire Threatens Landmark Hotel

A fire at the Chapman House behind Van Neas Hotel on Twenty tart Street damaged the roof and second floor after alarms at 6:35 AM. Firefighters prevented total loss as clothing and furnishings were tossed from windows amid the blaze. The building, once a palatial hotel, has a storied history and notable past guests.

Chapman van Neas Hotel Twen Chapman House Jales Healy Hotel H. Deardsley Chapmen Fred J. Dieck Orden Chapman Hotel Missouri River

Frank Elliott to serve 60 days for auto theft

Frank Elliott from Utah-Idaho Motor Company garage took an automobile for a three hour town ride Tuesday night. He will serve a sentence in fall. another man, Moyle, faces trial. Previously Elliott was involved in a prior car seizure case.

Utah-Idaho Motor Company Frank Elliott Elliot C. H.witton Motor Company Bus Doster Mghler Wilton Elliott Tagoon Moyle Toyle Corey

Thirteen-year-old escapes custody from bank building

Charles Hillam, 13, leaped through an open window from the First National Bank building into a twelve-foot drop to a metal roof. Probation officers and a juvenile judge pursued him after his escape but he fled briefly across the roof before hiding behind a chimney. He was recaptured and returned to the juvenile ward, then to be sent to the State Industrial School.

Charles Hiltlam First National Bank Shierre Sheri Herbert C. Peterson Juvenils State Industrial School Titifam Verien Joshua Tramef Elf Tle Bank Bower Hillam Pearth Ficera Iis Bitesia Leimpoonen Ocer Shreeve

World markets rally on light trade led by industrials

In New York trading from Aug 2 to 5 substantial advances occurred in several stocks while the market showed irregular strength on light volume. Industrial Alcohol gained 3 percent, Central Leather 3, and Hide and Leather preferred 14. US Steel GE and AT&T rose a point. Later gains of 1 to 2 points were seen in Republican Iron Bethleham Crucible Nova Scotia Steel and US Steel. Texas Co and Mexican Petroleum and Tidewater associated oils advanced, while demand for gold was limited. Liberty bonds traded between 99.26 and 99.40.

New York S. Steel General Electric Atmetican Rally Republican Iron Bethlehem, Crucible Nova Bcotia Steels United States Steel Texas Company California Mexican Petroleums Tidewater and Associated Oils Utah China Osla Liberty

Corn Prices Rise on Mixed Western Crop News Today

Chicago Aug 2 Corn prices moved upward on reports that relief from rains may not be as lasting as thought. Offerings were light and readily absorbed by commission houses. December futures ranged from 1.154 to 1.164 and May near 1.134 to 1.144, with a moderate advance and subsequent retreat. Wheat softened on Dakotan crop woes, oats weakened as central lines increased rural offers, and provisions showed slight strength after early weakness. A discount noted in lard stocks influenced traders.

Chicago Dakotas Olinole

Omaha Livestock Market Report August 2

Receipts include hogs 10,000 with prices 14.60 to 15.80 for heavies and 14 to 15 for lights. Cattle receipts 2,400 with natives steady to higher. western steers around 11.50 to 11.50, Texas steers 7 to 9, cows and heifers 5 to 6, stockers and feeders 6 to 9, calves 8 to 12. Sheep receipts 900 with yearlings 9.50 to 10.50, wethers 9.27 to 9.75, ewes 8.49, lambs 14 to 14.35.

Omama Texa

Chicago Hog Market Slows as Packers Hold Demand Edge

Chicago August 2 hog market shows higher bids for choice hogs but packers demand restraint for common grades. Dealers faced ample offerings of low quality hogs and no urgent interest in sheep trade.

Chicago

Hundreds of Men Found Slackers In Draft System

Washington, Aug. 2. Hundreds of men in chief cities across the country have given fictitious addresses during draft registration and are now being sought by government agents. Slackers who registered but fail to report for physical examination will be ordered into military service, losing exemptions and other considerations. Machinery to pursue them is coordinated with the adjutant general and a weekly checking system has been set up.

Washington Department of Justice United States Adjufanta General

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