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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1919
Page
2
The Onden Standard states that De Reeh Berend etulation and the Ths Asseaisiné Prove hold exclusive entitlement to the reproduced material. All other credits are attributed to the Unie paper and other news published herein.
Carl Hopkins of Lehi, Utah, has been chosen as Ogden’s new superintendent and will arrive August 20. He comes with a strong record and high educational attainments, seen as capable and pleasant. Community harmony and board support are emphasized as keys to a successful administration, with expectations for faithful service and unity among staff and residents.
A fire alarm triggered a dangerous race of automobiles toward a blaze. Drivers, mostly young, sped down Twenty sixth Street creating block long congestion and delaying fire units. The piece warns for laws to curb racing near emergencies and calls for cautious action amid looming labor strikes and economic uncertainty.
Hety Clews predicts a period of great business activity as harvests begin and grain fruit and cotton trade will require funds over the next three months. He notes rising demand across regions, expanding enterprises, and stronger exports, with the nation rapidly growing as a maritime power and iron trade expanding.
The passage notes industry shifts from war to peace, with 80 percent of steel going to shipbuilding cars construction engineering and export trade and rising demand for rolling stock. Railroads, constrained by earlier strain and depreciation, face enormous equipment needs, delaying full restoration of earnings capacity and credit but potential development if restored.
New York report describes Mrs. Sybil Dubutt of Memphid Tennessee taking her own life after a police officer failed to prevent her. Frank H. Goddard summoned the officer, who reached a desk where she pressed a revolver to her temple and shot herself despite the officer’s approach. A card found in her purse bore an inscription from a Denver pastor.
io the company of M. G. Brailley, a hero of the Second division, U. S. Jatmy, and by Franken, another former soldier, Frank Sauteri, the youngest soldier in the United States army aprlved in Cydeo yesterday af ternoon. The two travel with a war exhibit to be placed on display at 2450 Washington avenue. Lautell is fourteen years old and wears three gold service shapes from overseas service. He spent twenty-one months in actual war work in France acting as interpreter for the American army. He was admitted to the army by special permit of President.
The fragment mentions Sent Wilson, son of a member, serving as a draughtsman and interpreter for Bla regiment and active under fire. Bradley is cited with the same division, linked to the Seventh Mountain Meld artillery with Ogden men among its ranks.
Four year old child in Tremonton was terribly injured when she walked into a moving mower sickle in the alfalfa field at her parents home. The left foot was severed and the left hand severely cut. a physician treated the injuries and hoped the hand could be saved.
Captain F. L. Packard, recently released from service, arrived in Ogden yesterday for a short visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Packard. He travels with his wife and baby and plans to locate in Spokane Washington.
Washington announces the award of the Distinguished Service Medal to Vincent A. Nolan of Seattle, naval medical corps. The citation notes no land action for service with the Marines during operations around Mane Mount Ridge.
The Association for Disabled Soldiers Sailors and Marines, a Philadelphia-based group of over five thousand veterans, denounces slow action by the federal board of vocational education. They report wounded veterans facing delays, injustice, and hardship due to faulty administration and seek a square deal and accelerated retraining for civil life. The group cites hearings, calls for $14 million in funding, and accountability from the board chaired by Secretary Houston.
Washington August 1 Secretary Wilson announces the appointment of Miss Mary Anderson as director of the woman in industry vice at the department of labor marking the first time trade union women reach a federal government post. New York August 1 Marshall Fook invited to attend the American Legion convention in Minneapolis November 10 through 12, announced at national headquarters tonight.
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