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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1918
Page
7
Palmer School students in Davenport Iowa adjust B00 canes and report only one failure with claimed success including an absolute assertion that adjustments can cure influenza. The pitch notes a location on the Fourth Floor over Lewip Jewelry and directly addresses a Mr Dubious.
Paris reports the formation of an International Jury to try the former German emperor. Attorney General Lescouge has transmitted a murder charge brought by Madame Arlene, whose husband died in the torpedoing of the Sussex, to the ministry of Justice. He says the charge is canvassable in French courts.
Professor Lujo Tretane of Munich University has been appointed people s commissary for trade and industry in the new Bavarian State. He will not join the cabinet but will serve as a liaison between trade and industry leaders and the government.
Clerical workers at the Southern Pacific railroad announce a recess at 10:58 a.m. and 2:55 p.m. to step outside and air the offices. Windows are opened wide to renew the air for the rest of the day. The practice is urged for all small and large employers.
Wilford Moench son of Mrs Annie Moench returned to Ogden after training at Camp McArthur. He entered the officers training school at Logan Agricultural College and after eight days was selected with twenty seven others to the officers training school at Waco. He learned a commission as a lieutenant is possible after further training.
Omaha street railway workers plan to meet President Wattles at 2 pm Sunday to vote on arbitration by the national war labor board to end the strike. No service will run until after the meeting, with expectations of resumed operations if a settlement is reached. Mayor Smith foresees troop involvement if unresolved in a few days.
Dutch minister, arriving from Petrograd, condemns Bolshevism and calls for unity against it. He cites unemployment and corruption as proof Russia risks total ruin if conditions persist. He warns workmen worldwide that Bolshevik aims erode freedom and devastate civilization.
Forester Kneipp and J. 2 Martin of the highway department retired in Denver after talks with Washington San Francisco and Denver officials on cutting survey costs. War material prices spurred high survey costs. postwar plans aim to reduce material need and field personnel while funding remains about 271000 for Utah highways. Several major projects earmarked for spring include Galena Summit Montpelier to Afton North Fork Fayette river Heber Fruland Ophraim to Orangeville and Long Valley roads.
A light trading day with rail and transportation shares leading gains while other sectors show modest strength. Livestock prices shift across Omaha and Kansas City markets with mixed results. Liberty bonds printed higher while Treasury issues remained steady.
Chicago price notes show traders faced barriers removal cooling futures with corn values plunging and weekday receipts expected Monday. January and February prices drift lower while oats and beans weaken. Hog receipts rise yet market remains slow with limited buying and leaner demand from feeders, sending prices mixed amid broad weakness in grain specifics and cash markets.
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