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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

11

War and Peace of 18 Electricity in 1916

John Tyrone Kelly surveys The Society for Electrical Development progress in 1916, detailing electricity as a pivotal factor in wartime tech. He notes German submarines reliance on storage batteries and propulsion, aviation innovations, wireless signaling, electric heating for pilots, and Zeppelin raids aided by electric systems, framing electricity as central to modern military capability and industrial resilience.

John Tyrone Kelly The Society For Electrical Develop ‘Ment, Incorporated Electrical Pro Ufe Mona Urielly America Germany Atlantic Antonia Marchal Nancy Chelm Russia Poland Berlin Chicago New York Victor Charlatrom Muth Law Zeppelin Heaky Apinrica Aladdin Simon Electricity

Bartenders Fined for Liquor Offenses and Burglary Case

Zimmerman of the Grinaloon was found guilty of selling liquor to a minor and fined the minimum under the ban amendment. In court, F S Davis and George Davick were cleared of burglary charges after a motion to dismiss by the county. Other rulings included a ten day sentence for two drunks, a ten day or $10 fine for Charles Wilson for disturbing the peace, a $25 bond forfeiture for Fannie Huret on illegal sale of liquor, and details of a knife incident at the Western Bar on Twenty fifth Street.

Track Zimmerman Grinaloon G. 9 Uarker Sam Seraion State of Utah Davis George Davick Hey Fannia Huret HC. Peterson M Chambers Charles Wilaoa Lower Twenty-fifth Street

Tabernacle Choir Begins Rehearsal After Vacation

The Oxden Tabernacle choir resumes rehearsals tonight under Director Joseph Ballantyne with full attendance expected. Men meet at 7 20, women at 8 30, as they prepare music for the North Weber stake conference and study the Dudley Hue oratorio The Coming of the King aimed for Christmas presentations.

Oxden Tabernacle Choir Joseph Ballantyne

Inquest Postponed Over Death in City Hut

An inquest into Ke ber Shaw s death near the city outskirts was delayed as lead witness Jack Sargent was intoxicated. Coroner George S Barker postponed proceedings until tomorrow while relatives arranged burial in Grouns Creek with Undertaker C J A Lindquist.

Ber Shaw George S. Barker Waa Jack Sargent Ogden C. J. A. Lindquist Grouns Creek

Villa in Chihuahua Doubt Stirs War Report

Washington December 7 doubts arose over whether Villa was in Chihuahua City when a Carranza force van was said to be taken. A deserter from Villa’s band claimed the bandit chief directed fighting by telegraph from a ranch near Chihuahua. History was sent to the War Department by Adair’s authorities at El Paso.

Washington Dovbin Villa Chihuahus City Carranza Raf Buatiifon Ranch Chihuahua War Department Aderiks Elabo

Board of Education re elected with two new members

A majority of the current Board of Education was re elected while two new members joined. Dr Advant I Wich won in the Fourth ward succeeding Henderson, and James H Riley took the First ward seat from Willers. Results by ward show Riley and Williams with large totals. Henderson edged by Rail. The Fourth ward contest centered on Dr Edward Rich versus Hiram Henderson with active canvassing and auto rides.

Eltyy Beharf Bond Advant 1 Wich Kain Hi. Henderson James H. Riley E. Willers Firet James IL Riley E. Williams N. C. Opden John J. Medregor Levidani Rick H. H. Henderson Swartrlazer Wade M. Johnson John Culler C. E. Dean Johnson Edward Rich Hiram WH. Menderson Nich Rich Henderson Wl Aa Dr. Teh Nald Dr. Rich Mr. Yeodersoon Jorge Henderson Pote Thia Dr. Nich Riley Tiiley Williams Mers Chant Clase A. Iit Manuel Willams J. William Levedahl Edward J. Rich Wade Johnsan

Steamer Santa Barbara Wreckage Washed Ashore

San Francisco reports indicate wreckage bearing the steamer Santa Barbara washed ashore on the Oregon coast. The ship carried 21 crew and lumber bound for San Diego, with no wireless equipment aboard.

San Francisco J. TR. Manny Company Santa Barbara Oregon Coast Rafe South Bend Ore San Diego Calif

Many Foreigners to Be Naturalized

Washington December 3 Approximately half a million foreigners took steps to become naturalized American citizens during the year ending in June according to the annual report of the bureau of naturalization. Declarations of intention numbered 207945 petitions for naturalization 105002 and courts granted naturalization 3912. It recalled that 150000 women were represented.

Washington Dac Bureau of Naturalization

Military Band Makes Notable Progress in Ogden Rehearsal

The Ogden Southern Pacific Military Band, directed by F F Scott, held a two hour rehearsal with two VIP observers, Superintendent Fred C Amich and Commercial Agent Willard G Wilson. They praised rapid progress with songs like America Nearer My God to Thee and a possible New Year concert, noting potential for future harmonization work.

Ogden Southern Pacific Meshanien F. F. Scott Ogden Galt Lave Candy Reviatant Fred C. Amich Ealt Lake Division Willard G. Wilson Southern Pacificm Pracice Wilson America Salt Lake Trcott Hin Ogden Musical Organization

Hundred Thousand Rumanians Taken By Germans in War

A Copenhagen dispatch quotes the Herlin Lokal Anssiger via the Exchange Telegraph noting 100,600 Rumanians have been sent to German prison camps since hostilities began. The report claims German authorities believe Rumanians may retreat to Moldavia, leaving Wallachia with a shorter front to defend. Bucharest was nearly deserted at capture, with little damage to the city.

Rumanie Copenhagen Exchange Telegraph Company Herlin Lokal Anssiger Moldavia Wallachia Lokal Any Xelger

Government 10 Controls All Food at Trade Union Meet

At a national conference of trade unionists in London the need for government control of all imported food extenets and of retail pricing was urged to ensure consumers benefit. Charles G Ammon of the British Trade Union Congress criticized David Lloyd George ally George in a heated exchange during the discussion. Labor members of the House of Commons were summoned to a conference with Lloyd George as progress continued.

Tondon National Conference of Trade Unionists Charles G. Ammon Trasea Jeanne American Federation of Labor i San Francisco David Bon Gebrge Trades Union Congress Bouse of Commons Independent Labor Panty Lloyd George

Emperor William lauds Bucharest victory in telegram

Anstedt am December 7. The Emperor praises Field Marshal von Slackenten Fas and the Danube Ninth Army for capturing Bucharest on December 6, 1849. He lauds German allies and vows to press toward final victory with God’s help.

Anseterdam London William Meckensen Bucharest Aloraus Danube Germany Fietd Starshal von

Highest price ever paid for a steer set record at expo

Chicago Der. 7 California Favorite won the grand steer championship at the International Livestock exposition and was sold to a Detroit packing firm for 1960 dollars. The price per pound was 1.75, the highest ever paid for beef. Proceeds go to the University of California agricultural department.

Chicago California Detroit University of California Agricultural Department

New Mexico canvassing board finalizes election totals

The New Mexico canvassing board concluded the official canvass of the recent general election. Chaves county’s Democratic elector led with 33,653 votes and Hill the Republican elector was 31,161, giving Wilana a margin of 2,392. The statewide electors averaged about 990 votes each.

Banta Fe. N. M New Mexico Chaves Hill Wilana Gopefalles

Episcopal Church Bazaar and Supper

Church bazaar and supper announced for Saturday afternoon at six with chicken supper option. Event held at Guildhall on 24th and Grant. proceeds support church activities and guild efforts.

Episcopal Church Guildhall

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