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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1920
Page
3
A report from the Haveat of Animal Husbandry notes tuberculin testing reduced tuberculosis in cattle to under one percent. Various local items mention road projects, irrigation talks, and a diving demonstration, with ads from Fargo Oil Find and other local businesses.
A postponed Carpenter Council meeting is noted with emphasis on organizational duties and dues over the past years. Nearby references mention a marriage license granted in Honper and a Red Cross messenger service wage plan, plus a pony birth near 1038 Twenty-fish Street.
In Washington February 193? The Conscience Fund enters estate records as part of a new inventory for officers and service men. A public health official notes 59.9 million dollars for the next year, with 10 percent advances and higher insurance for widows. Funeral services are held in Colorado for Dore Votely, and at Limerick a riot erupts as military fire wounds demonstrators. one man dies amid chaotic scenes.
Teasey Judge A W Agee ruled the making that the steyearnkl girl winery Ince wine against Tom Haley was incompetent to tearty. Haley was arrested December 14 on charges of improper acts with girls of the apo ul Rix years and young. He was bound over to the alathlet court by Judge Renorts. When the district court session opened, the jury had been secured and Agee referred to the statute on children under ten years old.
A noisy crowd gathers in front of 2443 Washington Avenue where a diving demonstration is staged by Ogden recruiting offices. Officials plan underwater work and a window display as part of a public campaign with military recruiters and local authorities present.
The notices list multiple deaths and funeral arrangements. Sadie Hanes, McLean, Leavitt, and Robins entries mention services. Informants and locations include West Weber County, Larkin Chapel, and the Eastern StH area with dates around Wednesday and Monday.
A caregiver attacked her eight year old daughter with a large kitchen bowl, leaving a deep gash behind the ear. Juvenile officers found the child at a neighbor’s home after an earlier incident in which the mother allegedly took money. Authorities report the woman has long been considered mentally unbalanced by county officials.
Reports from Ogden highlight the celebration of the national birthday of the Scouts of Ogden. George A Goates notes weeks ahead will be Universal Guild Week with parades and ceremonies planned, stickers distributed, and a reception at New York for the national beard. the event features gold trimmings and a Pee flag symbol.
Sections of American Foresters will hold a meeting announcing events and speakers. The program includes talks on timber trade, exchange systems, and forest policy with B S Baker delivering a lecture on industry practices.
Obscure memorial notice indicates the death of a close friend of an Ogden grocer. It references John and others, mentions honorary events, and notes funeral services held in Denver with further services planned in Chicago. Names and affiliations appear strained and partially garbled.
Abel Wark, a wandering youth, recently visited a shop. Judge Sullivan examined a case about employment and wages. A man named Wilkard, who had been seen near a home, was detained in Onion for a planned return and potential rescue attempt.
J H Layton, a prominent local figure, died from influenza at his family residence in Layton. The obituary notes his status in the community and mentions his father Gaston and local business ties, with references to the Layton area and Wheal the commonnity.
Juvenile court postpones a hearing as details emerge about a group known as the Twenty first street gang. Reports say a snowball window incident and a car theft linked to three members sparked the latest legal action, with a pursuit ending near Lorin Park.
Real estate transfers show Mary A. Chiffs to R A Jones and Micbtain transfers, with parcels in Capitol blocks, values ranging from 700 to 4200 dollars. Wilsom and wife move on to Grace Gull vis, and Coleman Tuixgerald to GG, with multiple lots and totals around 1284 dollars.
Fragmentary notice from Ogden Chapter No 2 Royal Arch Masons with secretary signature and February reference. Text is garbled, obscuring full details and date.
The text reports a doping case involving Hale of Ogden, with Wang Jini among those alleged involved. Hearings occur before Judge Reeder with attorneys offering evidence. Commissioner Reeder orders $1000 bond as the case moves to trial in the United States district court at an unspecified later date.
Pacific Express Bis four thousand cars to be added for fruit transport. Construction to start immediately with projected expenditure of 15 to 100 million dollars. Cars to be supplied by Southern Pacific and Union Pacific, with delivery beginning in May and most in service by fall.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a February 1 consolidation that reunites the Southern Pacific system from Ashlan Oregon to north and south. The move is announced by federal management and prepares for reversion to private ownership on March 3, with restructuring of the Merairath's Pair system and seed Detare federal campal.
Government forces assume control of the Ashland to Zorland stretch with JP ODview overseeing the northwestern sector. Federal manager WW BR Scott announces regional assignments and appoints A. Hinstiar as assistant to the federal manager with Dartfrnd headquarters while Fwinshaw serves as general freight agent.
The Society of MHS held a social evening hosted by Mrs W L McBean at 3787 Uroot Avenue in honor of her daughter Mrs Leonard ThaeRlian. The event featured a shower with gifts and pink decorations. The planned recital by Miss Linia Anderson, set for February 5, was postponed due to city board of health orders delaying social gatherings.
In Waluington February 3 the 4,000,000 railroad workers facing pay demands were outlined by Director General fines officials. After N irne laul made his statement the conference adjourned until today when the wage question will be discussed. Neither railroad administration nor union officials would discuss what had transpired. They felt it had been agreed the administration would make a public statement at the end of the second conference.
MASS Feb 2 The allies prepare to demand extradition of high ranking Germans named on a list led by former Crown Prince Frederick William and other Sons of the Kaiser. The document will be presented to German representative Anton Karl von Leisner in Istare Dr. The list includes Theo Bethowanolines, former chancellor Betho, and figures such as von Hindenburg and von Mack eigen, Duke of Württemberg, among other princes and officers.
A Missouri Pacific train derailed and plunged into a Texas river near Monroe, injuring several officials and prompting search for missing baggage car crew. In other news, Dr Sttko of Serbia was recalled after months abroad, with Yovan M Yovanovitch slated to replace him as minister to Great Britain. Grand marshal named for King’s palace. Greece’s ambassador position reportedly remains unchanged.
London reports confirm the Tollah government and allies are weighing the Bolshevik peace proposal to Poland. Polish minister M. Sapiekin says Poland has no intent to attack Soviet Russia, while Paris and London await results of talks on a possible ceasefire and demobilization following Moscow dispatches.
In Albany on February 1 a trial record includes an article on Debs tied to the AlcNamara dynamiting case read by Peter W. Colling of Boston. Colling, a Knights of Columbus worker, testified as an expert supporting the view that socialists endorsed violence in industrial disputes and aimed to undermine trade unions and society.
Omaha teachers approved wage increases ranging from 200 to 900 dollars effective next September. A bonus of 1091 dollars will be paid this school year to every teacher.
AENVER Colorado, Feb 3 -- a 25,000 reward was offered for the physician who cures influenza, to be paid after approval by the Rockefeller Foundation and Johns Hopkins. Dr J A Rutledge, superintendent at Colorado Springs Tuberculosis Sanitarium, died today after an influenza attack while en route to Honolulu. Chicago reports a renewed influenza surge with 952 influenza deaths and 265 pneumonia deaths to date. Kansas reports 2,000 new flu cases daily for the first two days this week. Mexico City sees the epidemic forming with many cases and sixty soldiers ill, linked to Chihuahua, near the U S border.
Washington notes report that 6000 strikes tied to wartime labor disputes were resolved in favor of the strikers. Representative Blanton of Texas attacked the labor department, alleging corruption and bias while debating a deficit funding measure. He claimed a 5,000,000 strong labor clique led by Samuel Gompers controlled government policy.
New York quotes show Liberty bonds slipping below nine for the first time today on the stock exchange as other four bonds decline. Torpedo boat Orsini and Italian merchant ships bound for Pola with munitions and food were brought into Flume. In Washington state a trial juror challenges proceed in the case of Warren Grim for the Armistice Day shooting in Centralia.
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