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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
5
Brigham City counts eighty flu cases with local boards securing Roseway vaccine from the state. A vaccine station opened this morning offering treatment for a dollar while the vaccine itself is free. The outlook for lifting restrictions remains uncertain.
Oxden police halted a bootlegging case on the sidewalk where taxi driver F. A. Remmond allegedly sold whiskey. Hammond pled guilty in Judge Roberts court, with D A Smith offering character testimony. Hammond faced a $100 fine or sixty days in jail after bail of 300 dollars was posted.
In a municipal court a defendant Marlin Smith faced charges over horses wandering near a street. Witnesses described the nuisance, the judge weighed testimony, and the case possible dismissal or a fine of ten days at a camp. Washington reports an influenza outbreak in Guatemala with high fatality rates.
Washington dispatch reports Senator Johnson of California pressing for a definite U S policy toward Russia and Japan. He demands a government statement on war aims and clarifies why the State Department failed to respond to Soviet appeals to avert conflict. He questions troop deployments, casualties, and whether intervention would be handled by the East or the West for German advantage.
Senator Johnson questioned officials on Soviet aid offers and Allied cooperation after the Bolshevik rise. He cited Red Cross shipments, possible railroad control, and Soviet collaboration with the Allies, asking if U S decisions delayed support to Kerensky and whether misinformation influenced policy. He warned against intimidation of inquirers and urged a full fact finding.
Frank B. Clayton, superintendent of the stamps department at the Garden post office, has been discharged from military service after a period at Camp Lewis and will resume duties at the post office Monday. Alexander Fedorovich Trepoff, ex Russian premier, denied today any involvement in plans to form a new Russian government here.
World markets opened with near level trading as Director General Meddac recommended extending government control of railroads for five years. Transportation stocks dipped slightly while shippings and oils posted gains and steel and copper faced pressure amid uncertainty over rail policy and steel price controls.
In GHIPAGO a torn trade report notes excitement during the war era with prices advancing to about 7 rents before easing. Government yield estimates and demand influenced the market with corn and provisions seeing activity. butter receipts totaled 2082 cases with ordinary firsts at 5 12.
Market notes list receipts and prices for beef and pork across Chicago and other hubs. It covers live cattle and hogs with tone of steady to firm, quotes for choice and common cattle, veal calves, and sheep, plus Liberty bond and money exchange rates.
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