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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1904
Page
6
Board of Education Sets Clerk and Treasurer Pay Increases
Board in regular session approves raises for Clerk FE S Rolapp to 1600 annually and Treasurer James F Burton to 2000 annually. Superintendent Altison also receives a raise as Buildings and Grounds Committee reports on safety and school improvements. Two cases of typhoid quaran tine noted and tuition policy discussed for non district families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Mound Fort
Fred Redfield
Daisy Andrews
Bupt
Alligon
Elizabeth Orth
Alumni Associaion
FE. &S. Rolapp
James F. Burton
Altison
Salary Increases Taken Effect January 4 1904
The record notes raises from $1 630 to $1 800 per year. all salary increases commence on January 4, 1904.
Municipal Court Notes Note Many Civil Cases For Small Judgments
Replevin action filed by Marion Winslow against Reuben Winslow and J H Winslow for a MecCor mowing machine valued at 50 dollars. Henderson & MacMillan sue Atwood Employment Agency for 50 dollars in attorney fees. Sidney Stevens Implement Co files ten promissory note suits against listed defendants for various sums. Barnes Vs Stone judgment rendered for 76 dollars 79 cents plus costs, with rest of week hearings under advisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Winslow
Joseph Chez
Reuben Winslow
J. H. Winslow, Sr
Henderson & MacMillan
Atwood
Sidney Stevens Implement Company
V. Rapp
Joseph Jensen
H. P. Johnson
Chris Johnson
J. C. Hartel
E. K. Hanks
Orson Allison
Alexander Allison
Wm. Barnes
Charlie Smith
Curtis Grow
Barnes Vs. Stone
Howell
Costa
United Workmen Lodge Seeks New Members in Wyoming
The Imperial executive committee of the Ancient Order of United Workmen plans an active campaign to grow membership in Usah Wyoming. Two men from the east were sent to assist the local legal lodge in recruiting and organizing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Lodge
Os Maltiee
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Usah
Wyoming
Crime stops pension ruling in Senate executive session
In Washington on January 8 an executive Senate session debated the presidential power to appoint a minister to Panama without Senate cooperation. The lengthy discussion centered on constitutional rights and the scope of executive appointments.
Freemasons discuss extending work in this jurisdiction
In this city Grand Master H. H. Rolapp presides over a meeting with Idaho to consider expanding the order. The committee includes Walter S. Richey as chairman H. A. Simma and A. C. Spears of Salt Lake City. The Supreme Lodge will send two officers from the East to start an active recruitment campaign, likely basing headquarters in this city and Salt Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
H. H. Rolapp
Walter S. Richey
H. A. Simma
A. C. Spears
Salt Lake City
Supreme Lodge
Salt Lake
Senate clash over creation of vacancy before Buchanan vote
Democrats argued that the post Buchanan was nominated to did not exist at the time of nomination, contending the President could not create the position without Senate consent. The dispute centers on constitutional legitimacy and confirmation authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Buchanan
Woman Accused of Cruelty at Baby Farm Shelter
In San Francisco Mrs Victers, manager of a facility dubbed a baby farm and a hospital for cats and dogs, was arrested for sea cruelty after an infant suffered severe burns when she set a stove alight following a dispute with her two oldest son. An Armenian Christian clergyman who witnessed the scene rescued the child. The woman admitted the act but claimed she sought to correct the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Jan
Burdock Blood Hitters Promise Relief for Dyspepsia
Claimant touts Burdock Blood Hitters as a remedy for dyspepsia affecting two million Americans. Advertisement asserts the product cures indigestion without detailing ingredients or clinical support.
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