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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1919
Page
9
A manuscript discussion urges legislature to create state jobs as millions return from war work. It warns of mass unemployment, potential unrest, and the need for coordinated federal and state action, including public works and employment programs to absorb returning soldiers and displaced workers. The piece cites Utah context and calls leaders to act responsibly.
Adam J. Peterson will not accept the Senate position after being asked to remain deputy county clerk. He notes law duties in the district count preclude taking the legislature appointment. Also mentions film event and weekly program listings at the Cozy tomorrow.
Brisk sales fill the Red Cross shop dining room as bundles sell fast. Mrs Lippincott hosts another dinner with novelty fish spaghetti in Ogden, offering meals for 40 cents a plate. A shop humorist notes a large effort to clear the stock this week.
Dorothy Gleh gained fame for her portrayal in David W. Griffiths The World War drama. Her Omaha style impersonation in Batting Jane thrilled an audience at the Utah Theatre yesterday, hailed as a top novelty by Ogden officials for months.
The A5th Field Artillery and other Utah troops will be demobilized in Logan within days. District arrangements at Logan include lodging for 40 officers and 43 men, with Lake Merritt transport and Camp Dodge plans for western state servicemen. University and local officials coordinate meals, entertainment, and housing for the expected departure.
Fred Brooks was found not guilty after a police court hearing on two railroad ties allegedly stolen from the Wtak-Oregon Lanter. Officers testified ties were hidden in a shed near the Brooks home, but prosecutors failed to prove Brooks’ personal involvement or knowledge of the theft. The judge held over further action until next Thursday morning for additional evidence.
P Kune runs the Ceden Amploz employment agency at 476 Lincoln Avenue offering full free help to returned soldiers sailors and managers seeking work. The agency pledges to assist with entry into civilian jobs and to honor service records while it remains necessary for the nation’s needs.
On September 16 a department head reports a taxi crash at the Twenty-first Street and Monroe Avenue corner. Mrs Wiggare and her daughter were aboard the taxi. Mrs Wiggare suffered injuries. Damages of 190 dollars are claimed, with the case moving to the superintendent for review.
The Garcia liquor case resumes as Matrio Firely appears before Judge Agee. District Attorney B P Yebba accuses Garcia of possession of 17 pints of liquor on December 31. Attorney N J is Torris defends, alleging late plea scheduling as defense readies for trial in district court Friday.
Dr Brown claims 4200 treatments and extra nurse costs for influenza prophylaxis amid epidemic response. He states illness containment required expanded care and vaccine administration, a claim referred to the committee for review.
Four army aviators arrived yesterday after completing a cross continental flight. They will remain to prepare the machines today and then proceed to New York where they are to be feted at a banquet tonight hosted by airplane manufacturers.
A garbled dispatch from Ogden details a chaotic discharge with mentions of Lyles W. Latekio, sergeant, medical Hapaciment, and private 2459 AV setOTE HY. The text references Camp Ker Russi, Breve aK PMOL Abitstesek, and multiple companies including Vim PLS. Comp Kear Thabert Clayenes Gant, with vague tie to With FA and Wasa Ry.
The fire department report details 2 GP alarms, 14 false, and 200 feet of hose laid. It lists expenses of operating the x Riven al EI KGT at 91,208.03, notes influenza-related absences, and recommends enhancing hydrant coverage and station upgrades. Also mentions Lenberg siege reports and Polish forces.
Fragmentary report recalls a 1905 Ogden city incident tied to a Roosevelt era visit. Police seized a man suspected of aiming at the president with a revolver and dagger, with locals naming officials and witnesses amid unclear details of the alleged plot.
Ogden hosts a gathering as War Historians pledge to compile and preserve state military service records. Mrs Malek, Weber County War Historian, urges cooperation from all communities to support the statewide project and to furnish information for public archives.
Knights of Pythian held weekly convention in Grant avenue Caahie ball. After conferring rank of page on a new candidate, members adjourned to the banquet hall where 9 fine dishes had been prepared. Speeches by Acting Chancellor Commander Gore and Brothers Forrestal, Wood Thurmah and Fred Melader. Visiting Brethren from Rendlworth lodge No. 4 attended. Lodge members welcomed Southern members returning from service with the U S army and Navy. About fifteen members are in service. none died or sick from the epidemic. Names of those reformed from service present: Ben Prlerson, Von Hastings, George Crooks. Next Monday lodge will elect officers for the ensuing term. George Hoxa expected to be elected. evil members will be present. Large attendance expected. The meeting closed after expressions of approval of the ritual and entertainment.
The city faces a pressing issue as many foreigners in Ogden assist with wartime tasks. Two thousand questionnaires are being prepared for local use to gather needed information.
London reports Captain Lane, the aviator who set a new 30,500 foot altitude mark, was arrested by British authorities for disclosing climb details without authorization. The incident follows his recent high altitude achievement and involves access to sensitive flight data.
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