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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
3
Random for sale notice offers unredeemed diamonds via a listing that mentions a loan office and a street address. No clear names or reputable details beyond a phone number style contact, with phrasing resembling an old classified ad. The fragmentary text provides little verifiable context or participants.
In the Utah era items, reports note talks of a compromise plan for a peace treaty in the Senate with a conference likely next month. Prominent figures mentioned include Ben Long, Hitchcock, and plans for bipartisan involvement. Bryan has reportedly signaled approval of the compromise.
Salt Lake City judge Hugo T. Anderson denied the mother's motion for a new trial in the child custody matter. She claimed improper notification of proceedings and faced habeas corpus actions started by her in a bid to regain custody. The case drew public interest when a maternity hospital offered the baby for sale, and the mother, now in California, seeks further equity relief if custody is restored.
In San Francisco tributes flow for Captain Sir John Afeek de Move France a renowned aviator who died in action during World War I. He served with distinction in the Royal Naval Air Service, participated in campaigns including Constantinople, and earned the Distinguished Service Cross for valor in combat.
Ogden based Trips e K Production filmed most scenes for a a reel comedy titled One Hundred Dollars Reward. J A Roberson of Ogden is president, B M Fox vice president, HL Styan secretary and drummer. board includes Thomas J. Steed, I.8 Tracy, J C Robinson, Raymond Ryan, and M Fos. Leona Rover leads, Ocilla Oaker from Denver is juvenile end. Two scenes shot at Ully police station. completion expected January. Fox owns Lace ranches in Wyoming. company offices at the Alhambra Theatre.
A meeting in the Ogden Examiner offices established the Commercial Basketball League of Ogden. Four teams The Standard Scowcroft's Hucinoiler Japlan and Weber Alumni will play starting January 7. Games every Wednesday with twelve women on the card. Officials include Malcolm Watson Andrew Honsnick, 4 F Worden and H M Brandon.
One of the era’s big events features five acts in the senior class vaudeville. Acts include A Box of Monkeys and Lunatic Lemon with students such as Amanda Chamberlain Gwenivere Longfire Ida Booancroft and more. Directed by Mrs Blanche K McKey. Also Ninth Ward dancing party at 31st Street and Porter Avenue with choir members hosting refreshments.
New York December 12 The Lincoln American alliance formed here to oppose non American influences and promote Lincoln's government by the people slogan. California Fund and William Tummins, former Democratic national committee chairmen, head the list of incorporators and directors. The group aims to promote American citizenship at Lincoln Memorial University and to promulgate the American principle of government. Headquarters will be in New York.
WASHINGTON, Poe. 19. Reports indicate President Wilson may postpone the return of the railroads to private ownership. White House officials have not announced any change in the administration’s plan and there is no definite timetable for privatization.
A House measure to raise war risk insurance for service men faced Senate amendments after backing from the American Legion. The House was expected to agree to the changes and send the bill to the president, with debate centered on extending protections for veterans and disabled servicemen amid ongoing conflict.
Santa Taigara California obituary notes landscape and marine painter Doe Welch dead at 75. Welch spent years in Germany and France, feeding and guiding many during his career.
The article notes signs celebrating victory are being removed from public buildings. Temporary Welfare Halls and other wartime structures are being taken down from parks. The large wooden statue in Union Square remains but is repurposed for peacetime navy recruiting. no date for its final disposal is given.
New York Nec 19 The appellate division of the supreme court reversed a lower court ruling and awarded Missouri 128079.46 in its action to recover inheritance tax from the executors of John T. Hurbeck who died here in November 1890. He had established a residence in Howell, Vermont, in 1887 and died after returning from a trip to Europe.
Oakland decedent Dr Paul Lanz left his entire estate valued at 850000 to nurse Mrs Tench Templeton in a handwritten will dated September 1919. The document, filed in Alameda County, appears to reflect an agreement that she would care for Dr Lanz’s mother Amelia Lanz. A civil suit over forged prescriptions is noted, while the will’s confirmation may prompt ongoing probate actions.
SEW YORK December article reports Chefonte Campanini selecting Gino Marinuzzi as his successor for the Grand Opera Company directing post. Marinuzzi, a young Italian conductor, is highlighted as the leading candidate with Campanini signaling a planned transition and expressing confidence in Marinuzzi's future.
The Forest Service outlines a salt planning method to improve cattle grazing on forest ranges. It details selecting salt sites away from water and trails, designating and posting stations, and determining salt quantities by range carrying capacity. The plan emphasizes uniform grazing and seasonal adjustments to maintain range health and stock welfare.
Death notices from a city paper report funerals for Mrs Minuge McKenzie Martin led by Bishop Myron N Tisharison at Lindquist funeral parlors and interment in the city cemetery. Funeral for Jann Reece Jones set for Saturday at Kirken Wall guneral chapel with viewing today and tomorrow at the undertaker parlors. burial in city cemetery officiated by Bishop George E. Brown. Alfred Stoke, son of Mr and Mrs Stoke, died at 2 39 m today at home. services tomorrow at 2 pm at the home with Bishop P Brown officiating, burial in Waterment City cemetery. Industrial unrest: President Wilson announces industrial sums to run until January 12 with a preliminary statement of the sums provided.
The text discusses preventing reductions in stock permits by uniform range use. It notes stockmen should promote improved range conditions through defiantle eating plans and questions mayoral support for a plan to raise range carrying capacity from 26 to 30 percent, citing limited completed forage improvements.
Washington March 18 Hopes for passing the railroad bill tonight or tomorrow at latest brighten as senators continue work on the remaining amendments. Senator Smith of South Carolina proposed removing the classification requiring approval of the transportation board for new railroads or extensions but was defeated.
Indian witnesses in the Puebla court investigation testified that American consular agent Willand Jenkins and correspondences in the case involved ambush and ransom plans. The reports say firearms and ammunition were intended as part of the alleged ransom plot, with hearings likely to resume after a pause.
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