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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1920
Page
4
Three year old son of Jay Glen, vice president of the Ten Brothers Roberts Piano Co, died yesterday in Salt Lake. Mrs Jay Glen and daughter Claire are reported in critical condition. The family are from the same household.
A fragmented meeting transcript notes Rupert Blue reading a citizen report approved by officials. The text references a cemetery inquiry, local health matters, and unclear financial figures including a cash line and a medical item. The legible parts point to routine report approval at a city gathering.
Reading of Chicago grain prices shows a cautious market with some selling and price declines. Opening bids ranged from near 1.30 to 1.40 for certain grains while others softened. demand appeared limited and drought or frost affected futures.
A chaotic market ledger shows futures and spot activity in motors, steels, oils, and edible commodities with notable price swings. Livestock and cattle segments list bids, weights, and receipts from Chicago and Ogden with Liberty bonds and regional prices cited. traders monitor bank funding shifts and speculative flows amid fluctuating call money and market demand.
Fragmented market listing showing various bullion and metal prices and traders across multiple exchanges. Mentions Kesstone Seki Tintic Michiana Many names and figures appear as scattered entries with no clear single event.
In Albany a sensational session opened with a challenge to witness Elen RB Chivers who testified about an assault on an American flag scene. Lawmakers called for delay while questioning the credibility of testimony and debated costs of deposition travel for key witnesses amid a charged political climate.
The passage lists eight necessary articles likely used year round, including a quart kettle with a cast aluminum spout, a knock resistant handle, a four quart lipped saucepan, a tapered paraphernalia item and a teacup among other vessels. The OCR shows many misspellings but preserves the general inventory of cookware and kitchenware.
Washington February 4 proposals to amend the senate cloture rule would let a new debate on a treaty be resumed and possibly moved to a vote. The change would require committee action and could be recommended though no certainty exists.
A murky dispatch from Vladivostok outlines a state of siege proclaimed in the city. The Daily Mall cover page cites authorities suspending normal operations and provoking unrest amid a tense atmosphere.
Reported dispatch describes large Japanese reinforcements blocked near Vladivostok and Polish and American observers discussing protective measures. The Polish minister Lubomirski asserts Poland's defensive posture and role as a moral bulwark against Bolshevik advances while peace proposals are evaluated.
Washington report says the Polish Diet will sign a peace treaty offered by the Soviet government as part of a broader effort toward détente and stabilization in the region.
Washington Pot 4 reports President Wilson nominated Charles Marshall of Phoenix Arizona as register of the land office at Phoenix Arizona. The appointment was announced in the daily dispatches, with Marshall set to oversee land records and filings in the region.
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