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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

10

Ogden Arts Scene Praises Mrs Rumpetead Leigh Play

An Ogden amateur dramatic group wowed a large audience at the Orpheum with Mrs Rumpetead Leigh. Miss Lila Eccles drew praise for a near professional performance resembling a star turn. Cast members including Jennetta Stephens Edyth Barlow Henry Muggeril Annie Stames and others delivered strong portrayals. A list of children's books and new titles followed the play, signaling a busy cultural program for readers and families.

Mra Rumpwead Leigh Orpheum Theater Ine Utah Amateur Dramatic Organization Maud May Babcock Jane G. Hunt Bumpetead Leigh America Flake Misa Lila Eccles Misa Eccles David Eccles Ogden Miss Rawgon Tree Eo Suoud Edyth Barlow Annie Stames Mrs. Levitt Allen Thurman Grover Giles Clara Kimball Stern Tatner WT. A. Peterson Vernon Snyder

Carnegie Library Adds New Books and Readers

In November 1850 the Carnegie Tree library issued new books for home reading with an average daily circulation of 244, higher than November 1912’s 148. Two hundred readers were registered that month as Ogden patrons praised expanded facilities and access to top fiction and works on science history travel and technology.

Carnegie Tree Library Aibuth Ogden Mbrary Bocd

Officers Elected at Ogden Aerie No 118 Fraternal Order

The Ogden Aerie No 118 Fraternal Order of Eagles elected officers last night. William Doyle was named president, J Roach vice president, T os Shaughnessy chaplain, EB R Gels secretary, Gilbert Porter treasurer, GH Thorne trustee, B D S tone inner guard, G W Meyers outer guard, OC Wardleigh physician, and A L Seoville meal director. Social events planned include a dancing party December 18 and a stag party December 30 with wrestling bouts, music and refreshments.

Officer's of Ogden’ Aerie No. 118 Orfer of Eagles Theptige Rooms William Doyle J. Roach Worthy T. Os. Shaughnessy EB. R. Gels Gilbert Porter GH. Thorne B.d.stone G. W. Meyers Euter

Organized Thievery in New York City

New York City reports a surge in organized lead pipe thefts, costing over 100000 dollars yearly. Plumbers petition police commissioner for stricter protection, noting thieves watch new buildings under construction and use bribes to quiet watchmen before hauling away pipes and tools.

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Banquet Honoring High School Football Boys At Midvale

A school assembly at Midvale featured speeches on athletic motivation and gymnasium facilities, with Principal Peterson and Superintendent Mills among attendees. Faculty, coaches, and the athletic association were thanked as football players and team members received recognition. A banquet meal followed, served by domestic science students under Miss Duwen, with Professor Kerr acting as toastmaster. Al Mailoon was elected captain of the 1914 football team.

Smethe Rendent Osean Midvale Ryan Old Wye Jordan High School Roscoe Ashworth Dunahe G. Hunt Bother Stuit Jer University Dramatic Club Iagin Fant Marcas Féagelation Wanry Peterean Hin Schowl Board J. M. Mills The Athletic Association Misa Duwen Andrew A. Kerr Daley Molapp Vera, Peterson Juanita Ballantyne Hull Dougings Ella Wich Ins al Mailoon

Wilson Unable to See Women in Funeral Arrangements

A fragment from a Washington, December report discusses President Wilson unable to receive women as part of his condition for attending a funeral or expressing formal courtesy. The piece notes government committees and national weariness with wartime duties, referencing Secretary Forster and white house officials.

Washington Der Netiowil Owns. Com Chestion Wilson Geiegitos Forster Bud Bane Caroline

Americans to be released after ransom incident in Mexico

Dispatches report Governor Felipe Riveros ordered the release of Americans held for ransom near Mozatlan in Sinaloa. The troubling incident involves foreigners and hunters fleeing toward Texas as negotiations unfold amid mounting tension and a broader strike atmosphere in the region.

Wabingon Woos Wiedluum Ap Aaert Tan Tenami Tama Mozatn Felipe Riveros Sinaloa Tatchen Windham Hank Pasadena Victoria Monterey Yampiroarn Texas Ail

Bank Statement Report for Ogden State Bank 191g

Utah bank report shows Ogden Weber county bank assets and liabilities as of November 1 191g. It lists resources including cash and securities, and liabilities such as deposits and capital stock with figures for loans, bonds, real estate, and savings. The statement certified by cashier A Bigelow and notarized records the closing condition of the bank on November 21 and December 1924 official verification by Bank Commissioner officials.

State OF Utah Ogden State Bank Ogden Weber TELUS Cashler's Elks JB Trh St. AY Bigelow

Saloonkeepers win re hearing on closure decree

In Oxkoloon today Supreme Court Justice Tes Manes Tes Manes granted saloonkeepers a re hearing to challenge a decree ordering local saloons closed. The court ordered execution of the decree stayed while the hearing proceeds. Liquor leaders pledge immediate re-opening and cooperation with transportation firms amid anticipated rail service changes.

Tes Moles W. Preston Juwe Supreme Court Bla Oxkoloon Tes Manes Supreme Cart

Roads Must Supply Plenty Of Cars Headline

Road news reports that transportation officials pledge ample car supply for interstate rail travel while nationwide traffic and freight routes face steady demand amid ongoing rail commission discussions. Authorities emphasize robust car availability to support mobility and commerce.

Indicted firms face federal smuggling case in Phoonls

In Phoonls on December 4, a federal indictment targets multiple firms including Phelps Dodge Moereanttio cum pany, Wie Douglas Hardware cont ent, Wo LL Brophy, Coles and We inher for conspiracy to export muniions from the United States to Mexico. U.S. District Court in Denegel began the case with representative present.

Phoonls Aris Phelps Dodge Douglas Brophy Coles United States Mexico Iamon Denegel

Indictments in Sunasa case involve J da Pesho

In the present irda Initaha pleaded guilty, with witnesses for the government. The record notes a constitutionlisig of Sunasa and the defendant being indicted alongside J da Pesho.

Ihn Sunasa Wid J. da Pesho Irda Initaha

Cubist Art Claim Believed From American Indian Source

In Carticle Pennsylvania an art instructor named Lone Star and his wife Angel Decors with Winnetago muse are cited as supporting a claim that cubist art originated with American Indians. The piece notes Lone Star’s assertions that Indian artifacts and a Thurgle figure resemble eagle shapes and are central to cubist study, presenting it as a high point in cubist art.

Carticle Lona Star Lone Star Angel Decors Beau Winnetago Cabint Thurgle

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