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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1920

Page

7

Stewart in A New Film Set in Italy and New York

A fragmentary plot describes Stewart as a late Thalian girl raised in a convent who adores babies. She questions real infant happiness as two American women arrive, discuss hungry babies, and a storm disrupts a convent door exposing harsh truths about desire and poverty.

Data ‘Stewart Italy New York Mies Sewart Thalian Fm & Convent America Bérentes

Pollyanna at Alhambra in United Artists debut

Mary Pickford’s Pollyanna opens at the Alhambra under United Artists. The studio aims to deliver grander photoplays with Pickford’s first solo production after the UA formation. The film, with a large Independence County Fair portion and real townsfolk, was shot on a large set and two cameras, totaling about 100000 feet of film.

Pollyanna Alhambra United Artists Corporation Mary Pickford Charlie Ching iMn Douglas Fairbankes Griffith Prongton Fairbanka W. Gritffith Tar Powell Los Angeles Daavent Fis Antol Sierra Noyada Such Pretty Boy New England West Tad Naver America Polly Miss Tick Chltedford Ph Motion Picture Tke Pickford Company Getova Panhy Pollyenne Mika Plekford

Dance At Berthana Reopens After influenza Ban

Saturday dances resume at Berthana tonight after the Health Board lifts the influenza ban. Manager J. F. Goss reports the hall in excellent condition after two weeks of cleaning. The Gilling Phatelet orchestra returns. Miss Thatcher has prepared a special program for the reopening.

Board of Health J. F. Goss Ine Verthans Gilling Phatelet

Governor Harding Pleads For Teachers And Pay

Governor Harding appeals for better teacher pay and a living wage for educators. He urges support for the new law and discusses the broader need to improve conditions for school staff. The governor plans to return home from Des Moines after a day of engagements.

W. G. Murding Rovernor Adneral Pelnier Marding Des Moines Storrow

Erzberger Attacked Over Disloyal Explosive Deal

The Paris trial of Erzberger features testimony on a 25 percent stake in an explosive firm tied to his wartime activities. Dr. Welfferich accuses Erzberger of selling a patent abroad for 199000 marks during peace, claiming legality was breached. Erzberger defends, arguing trade was neutralized by other interests.

Mathias Lraberzer France Tautdal Wl Broberger Erzberger Karl Welfferich Welfferich Ila Hutterteh Erezborger Trndel I. Neural Power

The Potato Plant by Geo Stewart of Utah Agricultural College

This article details potato growth from tuber to plant, explaining eyes buds and stolons, root development, and how soil depth affects underground growth. It outlines tuber size variation, stem height, leaf structure, and the starch-rich cortical layers influencing cooking quality, noting French preferences for yellow waxy potatoes. This is the second in a five part series.

Ty Geo. Stewart Ka Ohare Utah Agricultural College America

Independent Party Proposed In New York And Indianapolis

The Central Federated Union of New York votes to put labor’s move into an independent party to a 100,000 member referendum. Delegates reject limiting labor political action to allied nominees and warn locals may join a Labor party if supported. In Indiana, labor advocates push a separate ticket, defeating AFL alignment in a state convention.

New York Central Federated Union of New York Renard Labor Legislative Committee Sam Gompers Actan Indianapolis Labor Party Inula Ickek Dante J. Tobin Indianapals American Federation For Labor Jie T He Federation

Meeting House Under Construction in Fourth Ward

Progress on the Fourteenth ward meeting house shows a red brick structure with tile stone facing costing $25,000. It will be near Thirty-seventh and Thirty-eighth streets on Adkins Avenue and used for the ward’s anniversary observance.

Fourteenth Ward Adkins Avenue

Farm Bureau and Canners Aim For Contract Price Monday

Announcements indicate Gran Canners association and Utah State Farm Bureau members expect to reach a contract price for the coming season by Monday. A slight difference between cannery and grower prices was found at yesterday's meeting, with differences expected to be resolved soon.

Gran Canners’ Association Utah State Farm Bureau

Omaha Cleanser Co. to Build New Plant

The Omaha Cleanser Company plans a new plant on Washington avenue near Twenty-second street to replace the one lost to last fall’s fire. Bids are sought for building equipment, and the firm will market a new product named Asbestolate Cleanser. Officers include F A Litwish president H S Tracey vice president Thomas W Jensen secretary treasurer and manager Hugh Holdaway with J M Genta and E D Reinerill as directors.

Omaha Cleanser Company of Oxtion Ars Iell Washington Avenue Twenty-second Street Fto Hug Holdaway Lue Concern Asbestolate Cleanser F. A. litWish H.S. Tracey Thomas W. Jensen Hugh Holdaway J. M. Genta E .D. Reinerill

Marwitz cites Pershing praise amid extradition dispute

German General von der Marwitz stated he would not surrender to Allied demands for extradition and questioned why entente leaders did not protest. He recounted a 1918 Meuse front encounter with General Pershing who sent a emissary to convey admiration for the Fifth Army and its conduct.

Berlin von der Marwitz Entente

State Bank Robbed in Lincoln New Source

Lincoln police report the state bank of Wise, Kansas was robbed last night of about 20,600 dollars in cash and between 10,000 and 50,600 in Liberty bonds. Lincoln authorities were asked to be on the lookout for the robber, a man who fled in a small car.

Margaret Anglin Henry Kiste Madcher Eugene Delard Paul Kestor New Weaven Angus Mila Lincoln Neb State Bank Wisine Kansas

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