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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1918
Page
8
A fragmentary transcript shows farmers arguing that wheat should fetch higher prices, criticizing laws and regulators. A farmer contends labor and mortgage pressures justify higher returns, while another notes opposing wage limits and price controls. The mood is tense and skeptical of policy.
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple, safe fat loss remedy available without dieting or exercise. It claims rapid results with two pills taken weekly and offers direct ordering from Marmola Co at 854 Woodward Ave, Detroit, Michigan.
A double feature opens tomorrow starring Enid Bennett in Keep to the Righteous and her comedy Watch for a Neighbor. The program promises strong laughs and melodrama as Bennett headlines at the Alhamoa venue.
Senate committees plan to renew a contemplated investigation into Senator Lafollette following a speech in St. Paul. Proceedings stalled previously but are expected to resume in coming weeks as lawmakers weigh potential inquiry actions.
A 1917 Oregon Short Line safety report shows sixty seven grade crossing accidents, fifty two of them autos, with ten deaths and forty two injuries. Chairman Clark urges a broad safety campaign as many drivers ignore warnings, noting Salt Lake City had sixteen accidents and Ogden had none. The study highlights motorists’ belief in right of way over pedestrians or trains and calls for publicity to teach caution at crossings.
Tort Bliss Texas February 6 For the first time since the negro soldiers of the 24th infantry were brought here to be held for trial in connection with the Houston Texas affair the prison stockade is without negro prisoners. Forty nine members of his regiment gathered at Willetsss were returned to their command at Columbus last night. Thirty eight persons to be tried at Fort Sam Houston were taken here Sunday. Their trains kept a secret until the arrival of the heavily guarded special car there Monday. Thirteen negroes of this regiment were hanged for their part in the rioting.
Rome reports William Marconi will replace Count Macchi at Washington as ambassador. In Paris, American portrait painter James J. Shannon is elected a foreign associate member of the Society of Fine Arts, filling the vacancy caused by the death of Sir Hubert von Herkomer in London.
Washington notes a 50 percent drop in imports as administration studies using available ships to France. Neutrals may supplement tonnage, with plans to seize American and allied vessels for nonhazardous routes while nitrates and manganese remain essential. Officials foresee 4-5 million tons of U.S. shipping in 1918 and a gradual improvement as production and rail capacity align with transport needs.
Ad touts St Jacobs Liniment as instant relief for lumbago backache and sciatica through rubbing into the skin. Claims no irritation and quick easing after one use, with a warning against kidney drugging. Also notes frigid Pittsburgh weather and cold snaps in Philadelphia and Ohio.
President Wilson and J N Hurley discussed securing tonnage for Allied transport and reducing imports to free ships. A large American army ready to deploy hinges on ship supply, with weather delays and a 6,000,000 ton construction goal in sight.
A brief note mentions Mary Anderson in When Men Are Tempted and a good comedy at the Cozy cinema today tomorrow and Friday, inviting readers to attend screenings and socialize.
Roilf Idaho February 4. John W. Wourmy a prominent village attorney is barred from practicing law for two years. The Supreme Court suspended him pending trial. He faced charges of representing two clients in a mining case and allegedly getting paid by Patrick Burke to settle disputes and secure an option to purchase claims.
Denied the allegations, George Russell इस्तates he acted only for Burke on solicitations. Judge Ryan presided as Wallace uy presented to court. Russell’s resignation followed the convention controversy with no reason given. Temperatures plummeted to 16 below in Detroit area with up to 40 below in western villages.
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