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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1919
Page
4
A speaker recalls waking a baby at ten o'clock to feed him, watching ensure he takes a warm bottle, and then staying silent until seven the next morning. The text includes garbled words about sugar and other unclear details.
A detailed account of President Wilson's wartime peace talks with Lodge and other senators. The discussion covers Article 10, reparations, naval bases in the Pacific, control of Yap, and questions of withdrawal and obligations under the league covenant.
The dialogue discusses whether the United States can interpret only moral obligations in the treaty ratification process. President argues language is contract style and binding interpretation. senators query reservations, amendments, and how Germany would respond. The exchange highlights views on enforceability and the role of commitments among signatories.
City commissioners approve payroll of Auditor A F Barson and related park funds. Architect Hodson granted permission to build a concrete tunnel across Wall Avenue joining Scowcroft factories for shared furnace heat. A state dairy and food official convention notice prompts sending Health Officer Shorten as delegate. Eccles avenue dwellers seek sewer, referral made to street superintendent.
John James Farmer, son of Mrs. Katherine Farmer, died last evening at 18:00 at the family home 2251 Lincoln Avenue from aftereffects of influenza. Born in Toledo January 27, 18—, he lived in Ogden 33 years and worked for a railroad company. Survived by a widow mother and sisters C. E. Clements, Ogden. James Kennedy, Oakland. James J. Bond, Pittsburg. D. B. Sullivan, Tooele. Olle Farmer, Tooele. Della Farmer, Ogden. Funeral to be announced later.
A telegram from Defiance Ohio informed Charles Cheal of Brigham City that his son Charles R Cheal a Defiance patrolman, died in an accident. He was born October 22 1889 in Brigham City and married Vida Drande of Willard who died four years ago. He remarried in Defiance and leaves a wife and two children. He was mustered out of service last March. Remains will be brought home for burial. Members of the Second Division from the city and county who served in France and in the army of occupation at Cobienz arrived recently including Roy Holland Leland Frodsham Dewey Cardwell Thomas A Figgins Russell Evane and Teon Christensen.
Roosevelt White, 19, arrested yesterday on intoxicating liquor possession, asked city court for a continuance until tomorrow to consult an attorney. The request was granted. Railroad porter PB Lyons claimed he supplied whisky to White for delivery in Ogden and also sought a continuance to tomorrow.
A period-voice health ad warns iron deficiency in Americans due to modern cooking and pace of life. Dr James Frencia Sullivan cites fatigue and weakness from low iron, promoting Nuxated Iron as a tonic with testimonials from Senator Charles Towne and various physicians.
Lyons was released on bail of 4499 and White on bail of 50. An arrest occurred yesterday morning on Wall Avenue with liquor found in a handbag. A Wright neighbor at the door of a neighbor’s home reported a shooting and advised a doctor. Wright made no statement to neighbors.
City of Ogden officials pursued W. H. Wheelwright on a complaint by Sanitary Inspector George Shorten for failure to connect his residence to the city sewer. The case was heard in city court this morning with Wheelwright arguing the house lies outside the sewer district.
John Wright was shot at his home in East Ely Nevada about 5:30 this morning and died at 8:30 in Steptoe hospital. Sheriff Enslow leads the investigation while the only available note from Wright’s companion hints at a hunting trip.
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