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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
11
Judge Anderson instructed the grand jury on the mining case accusing operators and miners of illegal collusion. The charge centers on conspiracy to limit competition under the Lever Act, with evidence from speeches and testimony about union dues and wage practices. Indications point to operators as first targets in the investigation.
Ogden police officers Carlos Ross and Albert Smalley were injured in a Christmas Day canal accident. Chief Browning announced the incident as Staley suffered a broken leg and Both officers remained in the Dea Hospital with serious injuries.
Southern Pacific shopmen have counted plank for a big rabbit drive at Natella Iamarrow. The men hope to bring back several thousand bunnies, a goal declared in Vestitol in that district.
Transfer notices show Teka Roth and wife to Gerrit Albers for a Florence addition lot at $1,000, ert J. Moyes and wife to Fred J. Winer for part of a southwest quarter section 34 township 6 north range 2 at $2,000, and Rawson and wife to Hilbert J Bt for part of a southwest quarter in township 7 north range 2 with unclear lot details and figures.
Washington hearing on Anthons bill shows publishers hesitate yet lean toward a voluntary 10 percent cut. Newspaper and printing interests debate feasibility, noting smaller papers may struggle with price cuts. Plan hinges on four pages per fifty issues to ease legal and production burdens.
The Ogden Tabernacle program committee, in cooperation with the tabernacle, announced plans for the season. Next Sunday will feature the Christos choir singing The First Christians and a sermon by Leviy Inigay Young. On November 28 B J Roberts will speak on the History of the Mormon Battalion and the idea of erecting a monument in its honor.
Wine to co operation on we part of The county school board, the -cliy aebagl lott and the juvenile author ities, an devided advercase in ue mumber of delinquent cases at the juvenile court 's apparent, according to Judge Tan Sullivan. Ib is ad Lane through the combined Haterests of the school boards and the courts a system has been devised whereby it is difficult for a school child to play truant without being ap prehended. J. M. Noall, In charge of the part ime education for the county, is cred ited with having brought about, this condition. He was enlisted in the work by the superintendents of thie v county and city schools.
Colonel R L Gillette told the House Military Committee that a War Department ruling discharging National Guard members from federal service also ends their state enlistment obligations. He urged creation of a National Guard Bureau under the secretary of war with a major general to oversee national affairs via an independent council.
Joseph Dern was arrested by the sheriff yesterday on a narcotics possession charge and released this morning after posting $750 bail. Deputies Blakvhatpa and others were involved. wine seized in a related incident at Tunch Creek. Charles Her arrested for possession of liquor and pled guilty in district court with sentencing set for December 23.
Forest Supervisors met at the Sealy hotel to discuss fire detection, prevention, and suppression. Idaho delegates joined a banquet in the Webar club where 57 forest service personnel attended. Rei Gere served as toastmaster.
New York December 17 permanent headquarters will be set up here to back Champ Clark former speaker of the house for the Democratic nomination for president Julius J Bidder local committee chairman announced. Similar committees will be formed nationwide to support Clark's candidacy.
City students plan holiday halls from mid week to January 5 as Christmas nears. Grammar classes stage programs while county pupils gain only a one week break. About five hundred Weber County teachers travel to the Utah Educational Association convention in Salt Lake City next week with special rates arranged.
Fragmented ad text promotes a dubious fat loss product with claims of quick effects. It mentions a “Marmota Campari” and a “Derrak” address, offering direct sales and a theory of bypassing diet and exercise. The readable portion hints at a weight loss pitch without credible details.
The piece contrasts savers and spendthrifts, praising frugality as civic value and warning against generosity that leads to poverty. It touts opening a Term Savings Account with 4 percent interest and happiness dividends, urging readers to choose prudent finances.
Washington December 16 An official color change to forest green was issued for American Red Cross uniforms by the secretary tasking the order. The move aims to standardize attire amid a large supply of light brown garments and is expected to be effective today or soon.
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