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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1918
Page
4
Police court action by Judge George S Barker warns speedsters of stiff but short jail sentences for violations. The report notes a pattern of fines with a possibility of full jail time for persistent offenders and cites a recent case of Albert Smythe, 18, and a delivery driver cited for speeding on Lincoln Avenue.
HV. PLATT 18 NAMED ARRESTED ON CHARGE SUPERIOR. TERMINALS HV. PLATT 18 NAMED ARRESTED ON CHARGE SUPERIOR. TERMINALS RLY.Talt, vice presigent mad Ret oval manager ,of tha 'Oregon Short Line, bes boon appointed supervisor of all inter-mountain terminals, by Boe man Meaden. The interemountain Mstrut 'tocluden: Ogden, Salt Take Clty,Sparks and other Impicnmt) northwestern terminals. "H bng been, definitely decided that Bir. Pigtt will have so precvisory dire fiction of the entra -interimountain district, eald Thomas I. Rowlanda, superintendent of 'theall Lake. di vision of the Sattherat, Pacific. "He se onn of the more competent railroad wer in-the-country and bia selection, was a wis one. He will recaive every possible curuperation from railroad men-arseiala and employes alikethroughout the district, Hin inalruc iona onre flit!" Willian Sproute, president of the Southern Proltie with hoodaimeters in San Proudeco, WIN act in a similar capacity to' dle coast regions. There ie no probatit, of a change inhe Porenonet of the terminal ar ilivision shize(alba oF any ofhe snow, by the weet. " Again today and last time, beautiful. Ethel Clayton in "The Woman Beneath." To morrow, Frances' Bushman and Beverly Bayne 'at the Utah Theatre. Popular playa and players. Phone 3060.
Paul Lamar, employed at the Mae Don restaurant on lower Twenty Fifth Street, was arrested last midnight on bootlegging charges. Detectives Motininn and Jenssen aided in the arrest. Lamar is jailed and will be arraigned in municipal court tomorrow morning. The incident marked the only alleged Inner Island bootlegging arrest in the city during a 36 hour period.
Brigham City notes report a new hire at First National Bank succeeding Miss Winona Foragen as she moves to Workington. Milas Bot to be temporarily replaced by Miss Florenvs Reeves. Local servicemen Orlando Antorso and Richard Nielsen describe Christmas in Camp Green, Texas, and seven days at Camp Geo, El Pang. Water bonds worth 80,000 dollars to be delivered to purchasers this week. Lewis Pond named chair of war savings drive for Box Elder County. Young Married People dancing club to host first event in academy Thursday. First National Bank board shows paintings by Biop Tacenzo IIX and John D. Peters in the bank’s quarters.
Tomorrow Frances Bushman and Beverly Bayne perform at the Utah Theatre. The city offers popular plays and famed players with phone number 3060 for information and reservations.
Manager Goan of the Orpheum announces a great week of vaudeville with seven big acts. The program features Matatina Amerkona and her company in a dramatic Orient tale with elaborate scenes and a Turkish karome, promising lively entertainment this coast-to-coast tour.
Utah Idaho Central announces it will adopt the name Utah Logan and Idaho Central Railway Company for the Ogden Logan and Idaho Railway. The formal notice details the filing with interstate commissions and Utah public utilities authorities. The adoption text notes the official name change and related stationery updates.
A digest of inter allied discussions in Paris and Versailles touching United States participation in war councils, financing, and military logistics. It outlines liaison with Britain France Italy and Russia, tonnage, trade, and food supply planning, plus proposed U S representation in commissions and overseas offices.
The document outlines a coordinated Allied war effort with emphasis on unity of command. It details plans for centralized control of ports and troop movements and calls for frank talks between U S representatives and British and French leaders on war policy and coordination among the allied governments.
The report outlines legalized compulsory controls on food in Allied nations and the creation of an International Scientific Committee on alimentation. It will include two representatives each from the United States, Great Britain, France, and Italy. The committee sits in Europe to study Allied food needs and advise food administrations.
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