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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

4

Utah educators weigh take over of state high school sports

Salt Lake City coaches and principals convene to discuss the future of the state high school athletic association. The proposed plan seeks a single eligibility tribunal and management by school principals to standardize rules and reduce friction among member schools.

Utah Educational Asseociation Hin Marntog High Aehoota Cama High Echoala Bale High Schoolthletic Association Salt Lake City Questorna Aithera EB. G. Cowans State Athletic Association

Earle Named Chief of Navy Ordnance Bureau

Washington December 21 Commander Ralph Earle was designated to head the Bureau of Ordnance at the Navy Department with the rank of rear admiral. The announcement noted his appointment by authority of Admiral Strauss and placed emphasis on the leadership change within naval ordnance operations.

Boys Found in House Run by Negroes Hailed as Morality Tale

Police reports allege a raid on an immoral venue on Twenty Signbird Street led to several arrests for vagrancy and drunkenness. Two local men described as Negroes faced charges after officers found underage boys present and the site described as a harmful gathering place. Bail forfeitures followed, with sentences ranging from five days to small fines for related offenses.

Derek Focal Police Department Jim Fura Jitu Bergeant Harlow Wilson Siatton Grant T Bege P. McDowell Nessie McDowell Thea Ha Twen- Signbird Street Fitzgerald Naylin Jeeven Canfield Feraid Aloot J. J. Stontague O'Connor Salvation Army James Hearn

Union Pacific Plans Freight Embargo to Ease Congestion

Beginning December 25 at midnight the Union Pacific will refuse freight that can move by alternative routes. The embargo lasts until January 7 with advance notice to shippers. Railroads east of the Missouri River, including Chicago lines, join in suspending freight except livestock, perishable goods, and empty coal cars for Chicago and eastern destinations. The move aims to relieve congestion along major corridors, with several lines reporting similar embargo actions.

Union Macific Chicago Missouri River Kolota Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago & Alton Gurlington & Quincey Rackeland & Pacific Chicago & Northwestern Chiraca Hares Pennsylvania Aystem Cox Iivestork Med New York Central Toledo Hartimore & Ohio Tranan Lehi Payson West Jordan Union Pacific

Senate Report on Prohibition Applies to Nation

Washington reports that the National Prohibition constitutional amendment, altered from its House form, was favorably reported by the Senate judiciary committee by a 12 to 4 vote. Senators Culbrean Reed and Drandesee opposed the measure. the move is described as Safe Both Ways. The item reflects a Washington Star summary of the development.

House Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Renatora Culberean Reed and Drandesee Waahinstoy Wagner Cumrax Muate Monsion Wagner Nimeett

Poison candy sent to women sparks police probe

In Los Angeles a local grocery store was targeted when poisoned candy was mailed to thirty young women clerks. Miss Leona Carr and Miss Vermido Cox were linked to the investigation as the district attorney’s secret service department pursued the case. The candy, laced with wood alcohol, was reportedly ingested by one recipient who later received medical care. A note accompanying the package urged information by phone.

Los Angeles Cal Dee Randy Secret Service Department Leona Carr Andy Abe Miss Carr Misa Vermido Cox

Britain Ready 18 Age Men for National Service

London reports discuss Lloyd George speech and a government scheme extending national service to males from 17 to 86. Readiness for mobilization grows as food conservation becomes pivotal to war effort. Enrollments may be voluntary or compulsory, with work assigned based on capacity. transport and defense industries to be staffed.

London Atarthan Lloydt George Newland KE Prothera Board of Agriculture of Britain

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