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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
9
A domestic scene unfolds with Katherine and John discussing money and household expenses after marriage. Katherine reveals her monthly allowance and the strain of shared finances, while John criticizes women’s reliance on expensive gifts and his own perceived financial limits, leading to a tense exchange about control and independence.
December 17 report from New York shows prosecutors plan to convict at least six burglars tied to five cases in Brooklyn and Manhattan. District Attorney Lewis Brookyn announced the move as two policemen face trial and more suspects await arraignment over a $200,000 burglary ring.
Caddock, an American heavyweight wrestler, finished training for his world title match against British champion Sam Clapman. The bout, Caddock says, stems from a promise to Clan Aidin in France during the war, and marks his first contest since discharge.
Lively reports from London describe a three month surge in Lancashire cotton shares trading at high prices. Across syndicates, new companies attracted eager buyers while fortunes shifted among owners. The American Chamber foresees substantial prosperity in the next four to eight years if both parties share the amusement at Utah Hot Springs.
The article reports Daniel Loughlin of Jackson Michigan among 194 Newberry defendants facing federal charges. One defendant entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity while others remain to be brought to trial. The case concerns alleged taunt corruption and related counts connected to a Newberry incident from a year ago.
Washington, Jan 17. The House proposes to extend licensing of the sugar trade and authorize seizure of refiners stocks while continuing the Sugar Equalization Board through 1920. Senate concurrence in supply relief registration and an increased bill faced conference, noted Senator McWary. Vigorous opposition to continuing licensing was anticipated.
Charles Johnson, 68, farmer, paid 15 for a reserved seat to witness the world’s end in Cleveland. He found the venue empty of the anticipated finale and complained to police after realizing the event was not as advertised. The man reported he was duped by a fare that turned out to be a sham ending.
Promoter Jack Kearns said in San Francisco that if the Paris promoter’s expected $1,000,000 gate for a Dempsey vs Carpentier bout holds, the Dempsey camp would demand a 50 percent guarantee. He noted negotiations and possible venues are under way with Los Angeles offices handling replies.
The report says Dempsey demands a $500000 split in a proposed Dempsey Carpentier fight with Tex Rickard and Sparrow Shortoen negotiating in New York and Paris. Meahan to box Meehan before meeting Carpentier, per Jack Kearns announcement.
Dr Franklin C Osgood former master of Unity Lodge No 18 received a gold watch in recognition of high esteem at a meeting last evening The newly elected officers include P P Kirkendall worshipful master W N Wattis senior warden John Hockefellow senior deacon J R Ward senior deacon John Tarnhart senior steward Earl Richardson Minter steward UU 1 Taylor treasurer William Wacker secretary and M Carpenter chaplain
Walter Camp and three others from Yale football advisory service step back as Yale’s executive committee approves the 1920 football committee. New members named include Louis E. B. Stoddard Lucilla H. Bigelow and Theodore Lilley, with J H Kilpatrick retained. Other items note potato market weakness in Chicago with arrivals and price ranges.
Classified style notice listing various local services and offerings such as books and stationery at Tamwell Hooked Stationery, banking at Utah National Bank, a lawyer in Ogden, carpet cleaning and upholstery services, chiropractic, scavenging, cooper shop, dentistry, and other trades. Includes partial contact details and location hints, reflecting a mid century small town classifieds page.
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