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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1917
Page
3
The report traces alleged leak operations tied to Secretary Tumulty and Bernard Baruch. It describes broker connections, telegrams, and inquiries across Thompson and McKinnon and others. Officials deny sending or receiving certain notes while noting market impacts from suspected disclosures.
The bank reports totals for various certificate and time deposit categories including unpaid dividends and demand deposits. It lists large figures such as time deposits and balances, followed by signatures of cashier Burton and two bank directors with a notary public acknowledgment dated January th, 1917, confirming the accuracy of the statement.
In Washington the Senate, by a party line vote of 41 to 37, agreed to proceed with formal consideration of Senator Hitchcock's resolution endorsing President Wilson's peace note. The vote makes the issue the regular business of the Senate.
A brief notice promotes the Mas terpiece The Snowbird starring Mariel Taliaferro at Utah venue. It mentions Popular Flags and Players and adds a safety line about no children allowed in the house.
Mia Taliaferro is celebrated as the ideal American beauty by sculptor Panto, who carved a marble bust to be shown at the National Academy. He praised her European influenced features with Greek and Roman lines, saying she embodies transplanted beauty from Europe.
An old advertisement touts a 25 cent box of Tiz for tired swollen feet. It claims instant relief from chafing, soreness, corns, calluses, bunions, and shoe tightness, promising glowing feet and easy shoe removal.
In the downtown district snow and ice removal cost 769.86 dollars with 102.50 dollars for snowplow operation. Mr. Slartin noted gutters must stay clear and flushing to sewers should wait until thaw begins. Mayor Heywood said Chingok was overdue, delaying the thaw and relief efforts.
Attorney Sioebart Glaron received notice of the death in France of Howard Lines, aged 22, formerly of Harvard University. Lines served in the hospital corps during the war, and his passing follows earlier reports of casualties among Glasgwarte personnel.
The decedent, son of a wealthy New York family, graduated in 1915 and enlisted in the French army that fall. Dr Gideon recalled him as a heroic jovial youth, known locally only lately, whose death shows war’s universal reach and sacrifice for liberty. He had been destined for a legal career but chose service over home honors.
It Happened In Ogden announces the Galax Motion Picture Company begins a comedy drama at the Alhambra next week. about hundred local talent applicants compete Monday and Tuesday evenings for parts in The Cabaret scene presented before the audience. Utah Power and Light will illuminate the big winger to enhance the setting. A novelty for Ogden City, audiences will witness local movie comedy talent. Shows run Thursday Friday and Saturday at Hudson venue theater.
The session opened with erratic price moves across sectors led by declines that briefly recovered in Read ing, Mexican Petroleum and Beet Suna r, but losses returned. Omaha Livestock markets reported higher hog and cattle prices amid varied receipts while Chicago grain prices moved on peace parity hopes and British control of torn supplies influenced outlooks.
Trading notes show commission houses steering corn sales while hog prices climbed. Provisions gained supported by peace talks and broader buying interest.
Summary of Utah stock activity on January 5 1917 with 56325 shares traded on the local mining exchange. Prices generally steady with Bells Tin the Standard showing strength and higher bids, Howell Mining active, and South Hecla reaching notable quotes. Morning sales list numerous brokers and wide range of trades across mines, refiners, and related securities.
A transcription of bids from banks and companies shows varied offers such as First National Logan at 155, Deseret Savings at 130.50, Barnes Banking at 205, Davis County 275, First National Layton 150, First National Brigham 300, and many others with prices listed or noted as asked or bid. The document reads as a concise marketplace ledger of finance targets and implied negotiations across banks, savings institutions, and trust entities.
Popular Plays and Players previews Mabel Taliaferro in the spectacular Won derplay The Snowbird at the Utah theatre. The advertisement assures patrons of safe, comfortable seating and invites names for admission.
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