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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1920
Page
5
In a city court today, U. Be Rohiaw of 1752 Pacific Avenue faced a battery charge after a scuffle with John Crawford. Witnesses described a pursuit, a slip, and an accidental blow to Crawford’s head. Judge let the sentence be suspended as both men faced further action.
Salt Lake City authorities authorize steps to clear ice from sidewalks. Police urge Ogden citizens to assist by reporting hazards and taking action or face partial sidewalk closures if residents fail to cooperate.
A fragmented 19th century notice lists Hyde preparing mental tests at City Hall alongside an array of officers and directors for the Crittenton Home, with names like Emma F. Inckley and May Noth, mentions of supervisors and a Salt Lake president, and partial references to school links and local paper events.
Dee School pupils write to Mayor Frank Mranela thanking him for a coasting permit on Twentieth Street Hill. They praise the street closure to traffic to prevent accidents and note teachers and students now enjoy sledding and sleighing, asking for continued access if snow remains.
Dr Hyde of the state will conduct examinations at a clinic expected to draw a large crowd. The $0 cost service offers free assessments and advice on remedies for troubles, with sessions planned in Ogden on Thursday and by locals.
A short ad appeals to readers to support the Ye Little Theatre and its art of spoken drama. It notes performances Wednesday Thursday and Friday nights at 225 75th street with tickets on sale at all drug stores and a subscription price of fifty cents.
Nevada plans an open season for beaver despite low populations. Officials note a prior closed period around 1920 and expect a renewed hunt to test conservation measures.
A letter to Ogden school superintendent Karl Hoping urges thrifty living during United States Thrift Week January 17 to 24. The note emphasizes observance through exercises and thrift stamp programs, with officials reporting total thrift investments and planning future thrift education statewide.
Brigham Robison sues for damages claiming Brigham Robinson is responsible for a collision. The case is in the consumer court and involves a claim of $400 for repairs to a bus and $600 for depreciation of a vehicle after the crash.
The State Board of Equalization in Salt Lake is mailing blank forms to business men of Weber County to set fixed values for inventories. Professor Qaren M. Sander Rot advised by the state board to monitor the process as they prepare to submit duplicate of assessments to Weber County officials.
Judge Ta WH delivered a statement in city court this morning amid liquor law cases. A man identified as Wile drumkeenese pleaded not guilty after evidence was presented. The court heard arguments on penalties and sentenced him to terms described as severe, reflecting strict enforcement of liquor laws.
Funeral services for Miss Olive Stevenson daughter of J S Stevenson will be held at 2 pm Friday at Kirkendall church with Rev John Edward Varver of the First Presbyterian church officiating. Miss Stevenson born at Valpatulat Neb November 11 1892, later moved with parents to Ogden where she graduated from Ogden high school. She had been stenographer and foreman in the Southern Pacific offices. She leaves a father J S Stevenson and a sister Mrs Howard W Stevenson of Ogden, with other relatives.
Forecasts indicate warmer afternoon highs in Ogden continuing into the early evening. The morning and afternoon readings show a steady rise with temperatures near the forecast highs, suggesting a warm late day for residents.
Captain J. B. Christin alleged to have parsed worthless checks in Ogden was arrested at Toagin and returned to Ogden last night. Lofticer Melasod will be arrtizned tomorrow in connection with the case.
Singer's Midgets bring a versatile vaudeville bill to the Orpheum tomorrow through Saturday with noted singing and dancing talents. The act blends athletics comedy and refined stage style, promising a high energy performance and stylish, precise routines. Ticket levels include lower floor and gallery at varied prices for matinee and evening shows.
Commissioners and physicians will gather for a Weber County Medical Association banquet Thursday evening. The health department of the city will be the main topic of discussion with medical professionals proposing steps to improve conditions. City Physician Henry W. Nelson said proposed suggestions will be considered before health office changes are made.
Rep Randall introduces a bill to improve load control and create eight dams along the Grand Canyon region in Colorado and Arizona. The Interior Department would oversee the project, contracting private interests for power and water sales and funding construction.
Washington reports the United States assumes a larger banking and commercial role with Latin American nations as European powers fade after the war. The Pan American conference in January outlines plans for peacetime cooperation, with delegates from eight finance ministries and the U S Treasury. Topics include world situation, trade and finance, international regulation, and currency reform as key issues for future cooperation.
The text notes opening day remarks by Director Sohn Ber reth and delegates for the conference. It lists Dr. B. Rowe as secretary of the committee, with Ligh com Mieshin and Rrs. C. B. McGuire as assistants. After the conference, delegation draws for an isbertio and related formalities.
A Federal Grand Jury in Denver opens an inquiry into profiteering in food and clothing, with Judge Robert E. Lewis issuing the order and District Attorney Terraw guiding the probe. Separate reports note legal efforts to save clients from the electric chair and a chaotic national conference outline with bankers, exporters, and public officials.
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