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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1920
Page
4
Turbulent city scene as a suffrage debate stalls after a drain blockage triggers violence near a Union Pacific train project. Police and state troops intervene as protesters clash with officials outside the building, chaos continuing through the night.
The romance centers on Migs 11a Usuk Tey and Arthur J. Cigamer who secretly married in Salt Lake City after obtaining a license and were later described by onlookers. Elder Urigha Q. Yoong officiated the ceremony.
In a morning session at the city court, four motorists were fined for riding motorcycles on sidewalks. Ernest Kan Hiemeyer, Dewey Lashhis, WW Stile Well, and Ur Peterson appeared. Peterson received a $41 fine or ten days in jail. Lennan Wrpplegate, secretary of the Ogden Motorcycle Club, testified that those in front of Will olay 4 courthouse were not members of the motorcycle club.
A garbled snippet wanders through mixed names and phrases about thanks and peace. The nonsensical lines blend what appears to be personal names, dates, and vague sentiments without coherent events or clear subjects.
Judge Roberts set bail at 300 for ten alleged gamblers charged with operating a gambling resort. Andrew Manolis and Andrew Brattas, bound over in district court for trial on the state indictment. Attorney Halvorsen pressed to remove Andrew Steffus from the charge, while prosecutors argued the defendant was a pepppridtor in question at arrest.
House committee hearings addressed boundary disputes for Roosevelt National Park area in California. Secretaries Meveich and Lune advocated a precise boundary with exclusions for commercial timber and grazing lands. Witnesses from Fresno chamber of commerce Visa r ia Sierra club and board of trade urged a boundary to keep out commercial timber and grazing areas. Further hearings planned.
Springfield Wh Feb 24 Gar ethur Pranks Lowden petition is a rally for the Republican presidential nomination via preferential primaries filed in the secretary of state's office by Louis Enymers acting for the governor The petition was signed by FONT voters representing COUNTY in the state.
Heartfelt thanks go to those who offered kindness and assistance after the loss of a baby. The singers and speakers are remembered with gratitude and prayers for blessings in their own times. Messages come from the Beast family and others, with best wishes from all.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh, claiming local application and internal action through the blood. It asserts a "perfect combination" of ingredients from reputable purifiers and promises testimonials and free samples from F. J. Cheney Co. Toledo, Ohio.
Washington February 4 The wage increase to 10 percent for miners would add about 5 million dollars annually to consumer costs in Colorado if coal operators can raise prices to offset investments. El Weitzel of Colorado Fuel and Iron testified before the Beats coinvestigating committee. He argued the raise cannot be absorbed by his company, which has operated at a loss since 1919. He noted miners earning up to 1500 dollars yearly, with an average around 1692 dollars, and described rapid fleet growth as company automobiles rose from 213 owned in 1919 to 246 in the following year. He warned a seven-hour day could drive the company out of business due to labor shortages.
A plea for support from a military training group emerged as Universal Military Training may be kept out of the House Army Reorganization Bill. Republican leaders weighed cooperation with the plan while the Military Affairs Committee pressed for inclusion in policy, but no final decision was reached. Chairman Kahn held talks with leaders and supporters, while Representative Mantell indicated the Army bill’s fate rests with the House committee vote next Tuesday.
Fragmentary notes indicate a proposed training plan tied to a rear area strategy and a navigation bill, with a congressional commission envisioned to report in December. The plan aims to outline physical and utilitarian training, but adoption at a central level appears unlikely.
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