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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1915
Page
9
The display features a variety of shirts including some packed in individual Christmas boxes. The note emphasizes shirts as a popular gift for men, presenting them alongside our typical fabrics.
Joseph Coburn of Weston Idaho visits Ogden amid copper mining excitement seven miles from Weston that has the region staked. Births reported at city health dept list a son to Mr and Mrs John K Root, a son to Mr and Mrs William J Keay, and a child to Mr and Mrs Henry De Herr. Hereditary estate matters note Elizabeth Welshans deceased and district court actions for administration filed in Weber County.
News from 3100 Washington Avenue notes a robbery at Postoffice Station No 1 with thieves fleeing emptying the cash depository and leaving about $3900 in damages. The same day John McWare was arrested on a charge of attempted robbery, and the jury awarded $3000 damages in a separate suit. A New Year excursion rate notice to San Francisco and Oakland was posted at the Denver and Rio Grande city ticket office. Attorney Rein hart Gideon was appointed to defend burglary defendant C J Sullivan in Judge Howell's court with plea set for December 11.
The Valley Feud and three plays including The Diamond From the Sky Anita's Butterfly are showing at the ex today. Casts and showtimes highlight local theater offerings with audiences invited to attend the performances.
A delegation from Utah Masons headed to East Lake City tonight to attend a special conclave of the Utah commandery at the capital. The event honors Sir George W Vallery grand deputy of the Grand Encampment of the United States, visiting as official representative of Sir Lee J. Smith acting Grand Master.
The Ogden high school basketball team lost last night to the Muted Ogden outfit with a score of 18 to 46. A large crowd watched the game in the state school gym. The lineup included Pingree, DeYoung, Falck, and Treseder, with Falck and Treseder contributing in key positions. Next Wednesday the teams meet again at the high school.
Irving Finkelstein, 15, was arrested in Oakland on forgery charges. He was taken into custody by officers at the Pacific Union Station after arriving on Southern Pacific train No. 6. The arrest followed a request from Oakland Chief W. F. Woods. Finkelstein stands 6 feet tall and weighs 260 pounds. He will be held at the city jail until further word.
President Wattis today appointed P. M. Driges A. L. Brewer Josaph Scoxcroft J. N. Pierca J. W. Thomas J. S. Lewis and W. W.ender as a nominating committee. They will meet within ten days to select four nominees for president four for vice president four for treasurer and twelve for directors.
Leonardas the Greek, injured Tuesday night in Evanston when he fell under the wheels of a moving Union Passenger train, died that night at Dee hospital. Body to Kirkendall mortuary for burial. funeral Saturday at 1 p.m. Interment Mountain View cemetery. He reportedly had no known relatives in this country. He was said to be under the influence of liquor when he fell from the train while greeting and bidding farewell to countrymen.
Mrs George P Cave and her daughter Mrs Guy Nelson returned from Hales Idaho after the funeral of Fred Hurley brother of Mrs Cave. The service was at Prye Summers parlors with Mehop Lewis presiding. Prof Wilford M McKendrick preached the sermon. Interment was at Boss.
Real estate transfers filed include James Thompson and wife to Frederick A Terrill for part of block 23, lot C in Ogden survey. consideration $1. The Wheelwright Lumber Company to Solomon Wheelwright for part of lot 10, block 8 plat B in Ogden survey. consideration $109. Solomon Wheelwright and wife to Wheelwright Lumber Company for part of lot 2, block 8 plat B. consideration $160. The Thomas PD Dee Company to Fred J. Klevel for part of block 25 plat A in Ogden survey. consideration $500. The Charles Woodmansen Estate to Ogden Trust and Development Company for part of lots 5 and 6, block 3 in Diat A, Ogden survey. consideration $10.
Washington Det. Eliseo Arredondo, Carranza loyalist and envoy in Warbington, named Mexico’s next ambassador to the United States. Secretary Lansing announced the advisory. The American ambassador to Mexico to be announced later. Neary S. Fletcher, ambassador to Chile, likely to move to Mexico City.
London announces the creation of a vast labor federation uniting about two million men. It aims to coordinate wage and work condition actions with three allied groups the Miners Federation the National Union of Railway Men and the National Transport Workers. The constitution requires joint consent for major action. Also notices include a Lady Maccabees card party at W C W hall and a Dayshare camp dance for Daughters of Pioneers members.
The city board of commissioners refers Mrs. Augusta Ramsperger's $5,200 injury claim for her son Albert Ramsperger after he was injured when a horse boy stepped into a street excavation on Polk and Trentynloth streets November 21. Ditch depth and width noted as about five feet by two feet with risks to roadway, while hospital records list severe injuries. Engineering department sewer plant plans and artesian well work are also touched upon in related city updates.
French speaking members of the Mormon church gathered December 6 at the Ninth Ward meeting house for a social and organizational formation. Fred W. Lodgeon served as president with Grant C. Crown as vice president and W. Earl Read as secretary and treasurer. The program, conducted entirely in French, featured music, readings, and testimony about French speaking members and their Belgian roots, with about a hundred attending from Salt Lake and from French speaking communities.
Paris dispatch reports French operations on the Gallipoli peninsula with a breach caused by December 6 artillery fire. An enemy assault was repulsed. Turkish depot munitions exploded following trench attacks. The item includes garbled phrases but centers on French success and a depot explosion.
Death notices list Maria Schroeder with funeral at 2 pm Sunday in Nioth wantening hourse and City cemetery interment. Viewing at 2861 Madison agenus residence Saturday evening and Sunday until 2 p.m. Also notes infant Manzel Manzel died today at 4 a.m. at home 433 Nan Street with services at 4320 p.m and Ogden City Cemetery interment. Emmett funeral services tor]
Narold Joseph Singleton, 19 months old son of Joseph Singleton and Sylvia Webardeo Alogleton of Plano City, died this morning at 0:30 in hospital from intestinal trouble. Funeral and burial at Larking chapel with central arrangements. body may be viewed this afternoon and tonight and tomorrow until funeral.
International critique of President Wilson’s message appears in French press with observers arguing for imminent U S-German conflict. Analysts discuss German machinations, American prosperity and the need to unite across parties to meet the threat.
New York December report says the investigation into alleged activities of Friz von Winteten and his associates may prompt a broader inquiry. Grand jury delays and many new witnesses loom, with potential mentions of German and Austrian consuls and the Govern Electric strike at Aachenetsdy works, involving about twenty thousand workers, as factors under review.
Fragmentary notice offers a rental of modern frames near Colon Depot with a phone contact 1630 and a stray address 1201ak. No clear names or dates available.
New York stock operations open with uneven price changes reflecting overnight developments in Europe and Australasia. United States Steel moves from 36 34 to 37 83, with bear activity easing but overall dull trades. Speculative interest rises in some sectors, notably bonds, while Anglo French futures quote at 25 34 amid cautious market mood.
In brisk trading the wheat pit showed early strength following higher Liverpool quotations with improved demand. Prices opened around 1 12 3 hold and varied, with December near 1.15 to 1.17 per bushel, then eased below yesterday, while the corn market showed declines and unsettled spreads. Reports from Omaha stock and Chicago hog markets noted steady to lower cattle and hog receipts, with mixed price moves across goods and futures.
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