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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1920
Page
3
Random odds and notices from Ogden papers report two auto thefts, a taxicab service listing, a Reno road constructors convention, lyric music company incorporation with officers, Scouts organizing Troop 3 at a bank bulletin, and various local notices on machinery, foresters, and court dates. Reads like a busy city brief page of notices and small items.
Weber club members contract influenza as John Lewis of Lewis Jewelry Co. is confined to bed with illness. Warren L. Watth, president, remains at home with his wife, while officers for 1920 for the chamber of commerce face recuperation or replacement.
A fragmentary report notes prominent Salt Lakers as guests of the Weber Club. Names appear garbled, mentioning attorneys and local figures as attendees, with unclear affiliations and details about the gathering.
A fragmented report notes large turnover figures tied to Buenos Aires market activity. The text mentions AMS AEE and February dates, with references to export and financial movements. The piece has numerous garbled phrases but centers on currency and trade shifts abroad.
A fragmentary notice reports that African Americans organized efforts to colonize in Mexico. It states that settlements have been investigated and Mexico is chosen for a colony, with plans to acquire land and foster relations with Mexican people.
Washington Feb 6 leaders of both parties began resuming the free treaty debate with no definite decision on procedure until the treaty is called up for consideration Monday. Democratic leader Muchcock called party differences for Saturday to discuss points likely to appear when the treaty returns to the Senate floor. White House officials noted the Grey letter publication and said diplomatic courtesy would have suggested the government act before the document was public. The aim is to proceed to debate and then refer the treaty to the foreign relations committee without immediate reservations.
Washington, Feb. Transcribed text reports the American Federation of Labor holding a meeting of a general committee to wage a nationwide campaign. Officials say the drive targets Congress members and presidential candidates unfriendly to labor, with state legislatures and affiliated crafts urged to back only officials favorable to organized labor. A large organizer delegation was slated for the campaign.
New York February 6 Lieutenant Colonel Frederick Daylapn stationed at Governors Island was struck by a falling glass awning on West 48th Street. Both legs were broken and a skull fracture feared. Several bystanders injured by similar devices blamed on snow removal, as authorities investigate the hazard.
Bonds valued at 90000 were taken from an office on Broadway near Wall Street in New York City. The interior door was forced, marking a second robbery in the area within weeks. Local authorities opened an investigation as reporters noted the bold crime and potential connections to earlier thefts.
In Denver a man was arrested yesterday on a charge of stealing nearly one hundred thousand dollars in gold bullion from the U S mint. He pleaded not guilty when arraigned before United States Commissioner Stane and was remanded to await appearance in the Tequial craft on May 4.
The governor announced a reprieve delaying the execution of Atson We Cale and Allen Grammer. He cited legal arguments and concerns about the case, including instructions to prevent the attempted execution. The two inmates remained under sentence while officials review the stay and related warrants.
Washington dispatch reports a wave of arrests of food profiteers and hoarders amid a period of high penalties and sugar market crackdowns. In Topeka, trains will halt for services honoring E. P. Ripley, longtime Santa Fe president, with limited coast and western routes affected. A public memorial in Santa Barbara is planned at noon, with services in Chicago and other cities noted.
In Grand Rapids, testimony tied Charley Floyd to Newberry election activities, including circulating nominating petitions for Welme. Witnesses described related bank deposits and campaign spending, with prosecutors alleging up to $200,000 injected into the Michigan primary effort. The defense argued the figures exceeded allowable personal contributions.
TORVLAND Ore Feb 6 A warrant from the state of Charles Langdale Wanton da Wish an a charge of Wink iobbery hangdale was arraigned and pleaded guilty to one count of highway robbery and sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary. Hobert Call also pleaded guilty and received a one year sentence. Officer de pupils empeyhaniled for Homolonighe.
London February six. Influential American friends of Volant urge high authorities to seek a quick peace with a Bolshevik, as diplomatic efforts intensify. Reports say the Dreich government seeks peace with Poland and Soviet Russia, with both sides showing readiness to concede.
Rogable Shaw West, 88, wife of Jay Wet, died at their residence after three days of illness. Born in Ogdan on December 33, 1832, she was the daughter of Henry Nams Shaw. Survived by children Jamou, Colbert, Mary, Harald, and siblings Willing Shaw, Walia Peters, Graca, Olean, Lawrener, Puller, Hosney Shine. Funeral held Sunday at the city home with Bishop W. Wy Rawson presiding.
An analysis by the board of health is examining fed fees at confectionery shops and roil drink establishments after several illness cases linked to food. Complaints center on impure ingredients, tainted dairy, and unsanitary conditions. a full report is expected within the next day.
Samuel Fowler died after illness at home in Wilson Lane born October 1885 to Mr. and Mrs. Fowler widow Hazel Fowler and sisters Florence Tiggenbotham Myrtle Phur-Food La Von Fowler survive. Burial at Ogden City Cemetery with services at Lindquist chapel then home of mother 487 Rose Court. Wayne Muller funeral held at 2125 Lincoln Avenue Roy with interment City Cemetery. Michael Malone funeral at Kirkendall Chapel with Masonic rites at grave. Berlin newborn Weith Berlin died in Huntsville from pneumonia burial at Lindquist Parlor with private service at Huntsville home.
Douglas dispatch reports American lieutenants Usher and Wolf, aviators, have been told by Mexican officials they will not be released until war discussions between the United States and Mexico conclude. The information came via headquarters at the Arizona Military District.
In Tacoma workers in the Northern Pacific yards refuse to follow a nine hour day directive from the railroad administration. The strike affects boilermakers and other trades as crews begin the new schedule. Local authorities monitor the disruption.
A major blaze last night in Manila destroyed about half of the Philippine Cavalry Exposition and land exhibits. The fire raged through the buildings, causing extensive, irreparable losses and leaving many displays ruined. Local authorities reported the damage as serious with an estimated loss approaching a substantial sum.
A Canadian trade note reports a sharp decrease in export costs as exchange rates ease. Canal exporters face high remaining inventories of foodstuffs. impact on domestic prices and potential changes in supply strategies are discussed.
Firefighters battled a warehouse blaze near Lincoln and Wall avenues in Twenty-fifth Street. Investigators suggested arson with a $10,000 loss and noted a worker saying an engine had been moved hours before the outbreak. Fire crews extinguished the flames after hours of effort as police opened inquiries into probable causes and suspects.
Chicago Feb 6 A dense smoke curtain blanketed the city from Thursday evening until noon. Weather officials cite high humidity and an unusual barometric pressure drop as causes. Automobiles and utilities struggled in near blackout conditions, with street lighting and business activity severely curtailed.
In Pine Bluff Arkansas last night a skol log affray between poste Inen and George Wicks led to multiple deaths and injuries. Wicks barricaded himself in a basement stronghold before being killed by gunfire. Mrs Sami Soitz aged 69 died from a stray bullet. City Detective GC Cyn Inte and deputy Comrade Ed Many were wounded along with Ray Avery and four other spectators. A boy may lose an arm.
A local storefront promotes affordable photos at Fastfote Studio 2277 Washington Avenue offering full 4x6 prints with cabinet presentation in 7x11 folders. The ad notes four photos per dozen and one large print free.
An unclear fragment reports a former Ogden resident buying a word or item at a Washington hotel and mentions duplication at another hotel in Weiser and Liha. The text references Murehall and Vawen'at Dates, with dubious phrases about purchase and percentage.
In Paris a confidence vote for the government was debated with mixed signals. Observers note political tension as factions push for strong leadership while analysts call for stability amid ongoing economic and social pressures.
Classified ad fragment lacks clarity but advertises a furnished apartment for rent and also lists real estate for sale. It mentions a newly renovated unit with a kitchen nook, hardwood floors, and cement parking. Unknown price and contact details appear garbled.
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