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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1918
Page
12
A holiday greeting card display at Breamwell's offers engraved and printed options with an elegant assortment for the season. Local shop captures seasonal demand with classic designs and refined finishes.
A jumble of local items includes court references to Dr. McKay and George A. Murrow, Hotel and business notices, a furlough note for Mare Island Marines, and ads for baked goods by Dalebout Bros. Bakers. Also mentions police custody of Jim Burch, a drunken arrest of Bedl Chapple, and a divorce filing for Margaret A. Valmer.
Local death notices from Ogden list services for Eavitt, Rabecca Bingham, Mary Alice Jewel, Jennie Jewel, Minnie Kammayer, George Allen, John Cornelius Steel, Pearl Anderson, Paul Helm, Oxen Olson, Takesai Mukai, and Kieran. Services set at Larkin chapel and Ogden City Cemetery. bishops officiate. interments in city cemeteries. various birthplaces and ages noted.
Alma Harth and Ernest James Davidson were arrested after arriving from the coast. Harth testified she was not to blame for her life and showed remorse. Judge Roberts sentenced Harth to fifteen days in city jail with suspension. Davidson waived preliminary hearing and was bound over for district court in $400 bond for charges involving his wife and two young children.
A historical ad comparing The Gypsy Tire with Racine County Road tires. It claims Gypsy offers low prices and broad brand coverage, while Racine is presented as a durable, honest option with extensive testing results and customer trust. The piece touts brand claims and asks readers for verdicts on performance and value.
Two deaths are reported with fourteen new iitonza cases to 5 p m yesterday. The deaths are linked to iy Uisnage and there is late classification of cases. Names listed include Oscar Carl Olson and J J Klerman.
San Francisco reports editor Ohler of the Call was arrested on a charge of criminal libel over statements about his conduct in recent years. Le wa loa recognizance.
In a formal notice Secretary Baker announced disciplinary actions against a unit in the army led by Major Gustav Taussiz and Captain Frank Witte. The dismissal of an army officer for neglect of duty followed proceedings connected to severe disciplinary measures against objectors at the detention camp in Kansas.
In New York on December 21 the government asked a federal court to dismiss injunctions filed by Commercial Cable and Commercial Pacific Cable against Postminster General Burlesow and Newcomb Carilono. The case challenges government ownership of the cables taken during World War I. Harold Tarper, a federal attorney, questioned the court’s jurisdiction as cables were seized by President Wilson under war powers. Argument set for December 27.
In Baltimore Maryland on December 1 Dee Mor r ay Ishida a Japanese physician and a hospital staff member at Sheppard Pratt Hospital killed Dr George Life another physician in the hospital office. Jealousy over a purge sparked the act police say. Ishida a professor at Johns Hopkins University was restrained by hospital doctors who said he claimed Wolfe accused him of rape and circulated rumors about nurses.
Washington December 21 A Senate inquiry escalates as Reed questions Becker about obtaining information for political ends. Testimony cites affidavits and alleged ties to Hearst figures, with Becker apologizing after remarks. Debate centers on public disclosure of investigators' names and potential improper conduct by officials.
Chaotic testimony from the Senate inquiry features Mr Tooker, Mr Joelvy, and Senator Overman in a tense session about a perceived smear against Mr Jentet. Witnesses dispute intent, describe media ties, and call for records scrutiny amid heated exchanges and procedural adjournments.
Organization of the North American Steel Products Corporation, a coalition of independent steel firms, was formally announced in New York. The new exporting body aims to represent members including Lackawanna, Bethlehem, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Wheeling-Pittsburgh, and others with an annual freight value of about 12 million dollars. The group seeks to eventually include most non integrated U S steel producers outside the United States Steel Corporation, with Clarke of Lackawanna as president. The venture plans immediate operation and expansion across North American steel interests.
Brussels reports German representatives have returned gold valued at 186,000,000 marks seized from Belgium. The Belgian National Bank vault cash, deposited through the war, was removed by Germany and now restored under terms of the armistice negotiation.
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