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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1918

Page

6

Ogden Merchants to Close Early on Saturdays in War Savings

National Council of Defense backed a Ogden merchants plan to close shops at 7 p m on Saturdays to save coal and energy. The move aims to cut furnace coal use by hours, reduce delivery and gas consumption, and shorten clerks' shifts. Local business leaders like W T Wright & Sons and Paine & Hurst endorse the effort as wartime conservation.

Ogden Merchants National Council of Defense Ogden Ogden Wilh Richards County Council of Defense Sail Moe W. Beckett Trades and Labor Assembly Buyilding and Trades Counci Ivor Charga Thasa Wright & Sons, Co J. Burt & Co Last & Thomas, Paine & Hurst Wolfer's Cloak & Suit Loader Millinery Co

Ive Got the Nicest Little Home in Dixie

A small ad notes a novelty talent show item titled Ive Got the Nicest Little Home in Dixie at a boat show on January 14 15 and 16 with prices 5c and 1 00. The read appears an A well specialty number by talented performers at the event.

Dixie Nowar Jax

Four Children Die in Hastings Fire Tragedy

In Hastings mining camp near Trinidad Colorado a fire destroyed three one story Eralite dwellings killing four children. The oldest and the youngest are two years old. A lamp overturned started the blaze as mothers Mrs. John Zalo and Mrs. Mary Paxotlich, widows of Slavish coal miners lost in last year’s Tastings mine disaster, prepared supper for boarders in the boarding house.

Trinidad Colo Hastings Here John Zalo Mary Paxotlich Tastings Victhma

German Woman Arrested as Spy Suspect in California

Hilzabeth Guistorf, a German woman, was arrested in Sianford California on suspicion of espionage. Police found two letters mentioning Fort Grant Oregon and the Presidio of San Francisco and a mysterious act of plans in her possession.

Sianford Cal Hilzabeth Guistorf Fort. Grant Ore Ann Trancisco

Vegro Makes a Rich Grab at Hibernian Bank

In Denver, a Black man entered the Hibernian Wonk and Trask company bank before noon, reached into the paying teller’s cage, and took several hundred dollars. Bank employee Wheeler chased the man down a crowded street and captured him. The report, from the Louisville Courier-Journal, notes the suspect appeared experienced and fled after an attempted getaway.

Colo Hibernian Wonk & Trask Company

Wright Leads Campaign for War Stamp Agencies

Thirty-two committee members organized to establish agencies for price stamps in the Metropolitan Insurance Co building. Districts split citywide under captains Lynch, Weight, Redfield, Buchmiller, and Ure. About 400 workers attended a noon meeting with Judge Reeder urging mass stamp sales, while Wright explained the 23 cent stamp but warned it won’t yield a $100 certificate. Snow and cold hit Texas towns as reports filed from the north.

Tuett of Gales Metropolitan Ifc. Insurance Co Cal. Hudson Ohairian W. C. Wright Snles Driggs State School For the Deaf G. A. Wright Salon Twenty-fourth Washington D. Lynch Ogden River F. W. Redfield Elty Lyme Scow+ croft company Ase W. H. Reeder Whs Fwalth CG. A. Wright

Cold Texas Snow Hits Despite Mild Dallas Light Wind

The report notes Brownsville unusual warm spell, Dallas at five degrees above, and Amarillo the coldest with nine below and heavy snow. San Antonio at 12, Del Rio 14, El Paso 16, with widespread winter conditions across the state.

United States Dallas Amarillo San Antonio del Rio Paso Texas

Protests Grow Over Coal Freight Rate Increase

An intervenor filed with the utilities commission protesting the Denver Rio Grande and other railroads seeking a 15 cent per ton rise in coal freight. The proposed schedule would pay $1.75 per ton from Carton county mines to points of destination, while protests seek $1.35 for lump and $1.20 for slack. Ogden joins with local corporations already opposing the raise.

Geden City Utilities Commission Denver Rio Grande Reilroads Utah Mins Carton County Ogden Provo Ogden’ Oty

Severe winter grips Nebraska and Midwest with record cold

Nebraska endures extreme cold with readings from 33 below in Valentine to 26 below in North Platte and Norfolk, Lincoln at 21 below. Omaha reports 21 below the year's low. Weather bureaus warn of continued cold as system blankets Colorado and surrounding states with ongoing frigid conditions and heavy snow.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Kaalate Valentine North Platte Norfolk Tastata

Real Sugar Prize Offered For Theater Ideas

Miss Catherine Bleecker, New York's only lady theater manager, offers a large package of real sugar as a prize for new and valuable ideas in managing her Broadway theater. She praises her own leadership and the theater's affairs under her direction.

Catherine Bleecker New York Miss Bleecker

Snowstorm Delays Eastern Colorado Rail Traffic

Drifting snow in eastern Colorado stalled rail movement and delayed trains, especially from the east, with several hours of lateness reaching Denver. Weather bureau forecast warmer weather by tonight. readings across major towns ranged from 20 below in Leadville to zero in Flagstaff. Chicago dispatch notes the far eastern snowstorm began today, increasing traffic disruption and travel delays.

Colorado Denver Conn Waslher Havare Mont Sheri+dau Cheyenne Wye Leadville Colo Flagstaff Ariz Rox Uwell NH. M Cilicago Jan Weather Bureau

Governor refuses call for dry law special session

Hartford Conn Jan 11 Governor Mateus Ifolcomb refused to call a special session of the general assembly to consider the prohibition amendment adopted by Congress. The question may be voted on at the Legislature's special session in March.

Hartford Cons Ian Mateus Ifolcomb General Assembly Congress

Deputy Income Tax Collector Moves Ahead of March 1 Filing

Ralph H. Argubright, deputy income tax collector for the federal government, travels from Ogden to Twin Falls Idaho to begin duties March 1. He says all taxpayers must file by March 1 or face 6 percent penalties and potential fines. Investigations will target tax evasion including corporate schemes. The Ogden district collector is R. E. Wood, stationed at the courthouse February 28.

Ralph H. Arawbright Ogden Twin Falls Idaho Argubright Salt Lake Charce Ydabo Falls Aroubright Warner RE. Wood Court House Argutright

Vigorous plea for American troops home and abroad

London January 14 Winston Churchill, British minister of munitions, addressed the American Luncheon today issuing a strong call for sending American soldiers to Europe quickly and in large numbers. The appeal emphasized rapid deployment and high troop totals to support the Allied war effort.

Churchill U.S France London Winston Gaer Eer Churchil Europe

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