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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1919
Page
3
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Fragmented Ogden news item reports liquor seizure and five men held on bond. Names include Fritz, John Smith, W L Blanchard, 3 Miller, and John Doe. bonds set at 300 for Fritz and 100 for others. deputy action at Shorten Avenue residence. unrelated wedding notes and local notices interleave in the text.
After about thirty minutes of jury deliberation the Ogden city court found John Custason not guilty of assaulting Lars Rantiatere. Mrs Guntason faced charges for throwing water on the complainant, Saunders, as the trial proceeded this morning.
A list of Ogden youths discharged from military service last week following the Ogden division draft. Names include Leonard inet son of Mrs. James Muret 2963 Ogden Avenue Frank Davenport 1022 Grant Avenue Milton Barton 658 Front Street, and others with addresses in Ogden and nearby areas. The notice catalogs these former service members by full names and street addresses for official release records.
A list of Utah service members arriving in New York includes Casis Cuplain Nertert Manley Ragheryy 207 Masih nyemile Salt Hake Lieutenant Clarence Anderson Mantl Wonaner George denson Oasis Private Irvin L Mark Eva Canak Traneite Greenriver Brank T Roberta Mary 1624 Bryon Avenue Lake Bake Private Archie KR Mattiany Mirnvbodys Private Frank J Kane Ogden Powell Vernon Priva te Charles Sl John e Unclear names and ranks follow. The fragmentary notice names multiple soldiers and locations in a jumble of OCR errors.
At the workly luncheon of the fto ary club today Carl H. Rosenberg of Los Angeles spoke on Rotary aims and education and Julian Bamberger of the Bamberger railroad discussed Ogden Salt Lake train service. He noted the 20:30 Ogden train serves business needs but a later train would strain equipment and timing with Salt Lake streetcar connections. the 11:05 departure remains most convenient for passengers.
Alexander Frazier was sentenced by Judge A B Tratt for burglary in the second degree to a term of one to twenty years in the state penitentiary. The case stemmed from an alleged robbery of J F Linford at Five Points a few days earlier.
Cryptic report states Lorinbarr Park Sanitarian and Hermitage tracks closed after Sherlef of C. Vetera ratified proprietors order. Candy dispensing device for horse racing allegedly tampered with and ordered shut. Aircraft unspecified, no further racing at the venues.
A Ka Thalian company representative, active on Rock Burings Way, negotiates for a new macaronI factory in Ogden. The firm seeks assembly services and a print pathway to obtain branding on the facility site.
Governors from many Uhlen states meet in Salt Lake and travel by Bamberger Electric to Ogden. About thirty watomablies will greet the delegation and escort them to Ogden canyon. They will be guided to the denmitage at 6 for an informal banquet hosted by the city. Governor Bamberger presides, Mayor Browning acts as toastmaster.
J. 3. Holmes, business agent, says workers at Globe Sain Milling plant went on strike yesterday without leader authority. At 2 p.m. the men remained out and leaders’ congress may decide if they return to work.
An eye catching aerial display over Salt Lake City featured a beacon or light unit described as an ant aircraft searchlight. The scene was observed along the transcontinental route near Best and Main, with the beam projected across the skyline and reflected on nearby structures.
Marfa Texas dispatch reports how American troopers bivouacked in the Mexican mountains all night. Sentries guarded canyon entrances and trail uplifts to deter ambushes while no fires were allowed. Horses were picketed, troopers slept on mounts, and field wireless and pickets patrolled camps as officers conferred in whispers. A separate dispatch from Washington details Mexican forces avoiding direct contact as bandits operate in northern Mexico and a telegram confirms the plan.
The federation of Budnjcate Warkera calls on President Carranza to unite all Mexicans and use every effort to resolve the crisis. General Joan Torres reports Yaqui bandits who killed an American named White have been driven from elevation area in Sonora after raiding a truck with silver ore last May.
SAN FRANCISCO August 20 The Secretary of the Navy Daniela will remain in San Francisco September 3 headquarters of the twelfth naval district here today. A wireless message from the battleship New York en route to Honolulu OTL indicates The president invite to Mere September 2 it was announced.
A meeting in Ogden drew railroad union leaders including 5.4. Jones, Walter Nash, Jay McCarty, and Frank Whaley who urged restraint and adherence to leadership guidance amid wage disputes. They warned against hasty strikes and stressed following authoritative directives while officials checked the strike vote. General Diekman inspected Eagle Pass troops as he planned travel to Marfa, with further westward movement expected.
New York Aug 29 A steady start to trading kept a bullish tone despite the looming strike by steel workers. Oils and tobaccos led gains with Mex Petroleum and Pan American Petroleum advancing, while United States Steel and Central Leather stayed solid among industrials. Early volume was light and gains faded as selling rose on weaker foreign exchange signals. Shipping and rail issues were active, but most advances reversed by late morning as the market cooled.
Chicago prices opened firm on improved offers but selling to cover shorts and a drop in foreign exchange pushed corn lower across deliveries. September corn near 1.84 to 1.846, December around 1.44 to 1.45, oats fluctuated with corn and final figures showed mixed movements and slight gains. Provisions held, market remained firm near close with September leading in strength.
Variety of market quotes and livestock prices across New York and western exchange hubs. Bonds and currencies show mixed moves with Liberty bond prices cited. Livestock reports cover cattle hogs and sheep from Ogden Kansas City Omaha St Joseph and Chicago with receipts and price ranges listed.
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