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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1920
Page
10
Random references appear in a garbled advertisement text. The fragment mentions paying with a method, a street name, and scattered dates such as March and July, with unclear events or actions and no coherent context or clear entities.
Waber Collene Comedy The Fortune advances at Weber Normal epilose dramatic club with performances on February 1 and 17 at Grobeum theatre. Cast includes Cora Mortenson and John Croft with Mrs Blanche Kendall McKay directing. About 150 students prepared. Teachers attend central lecture on supervised study.
About 5000 delegates attend the opening session of the Cleveland convention of national canners and allied industries. The event marks the 100th anniversary of hot canning in America with federal food and agricultural experts expected to join.
A collage of items from university faculty assignments to state news. Barker of the University of Nevada is named to write an English text book for aliens, while public domain debates surface in federal bills. Rail inspections praise conditions between Ogden, San Francisco, and Seattle. Marriage licenses issued include Ralph H. Peterson and others. a divorce case was dismissed. Legion Dances and Eagles initiations announced with a musical program and call for member attendance.
FARIS Jan 26 The reparations board met today to work on problems arising from the peace. The board held its first session with Charles A. Tennant as president in a German owned hotel in the Champ de Mars area. Delegates plan two daily meetings to address questions and duties.
In Bombay the Honthay presidency reports 206,600 cotton workers on strike this month. Military forces opened fire on rioting crowds after warnings. casualties include at least one death and several injuries. Streetcars and vehicles were halted as workers pressed protests.
A fragmented OCR shows a General Pershing letter thanked post members for a warm welcome during his brief visit in Qaden. The missive expresses gratitude for officers and staff, and bids farewell with sincere wishes for loyalty and patriotism.
In Budapest on Sunday January 25, the first section election under universal suffrage proceeds with the Christina Sadalista facing the Peasants party. Troops patrol streets with machine guns to ensure order as voters prepare to cast ballots tomorrow. The government has called the new national assembly to meet February 16.
In Nogales Ant Jan 26 more than forty publishers and one representative of newspapers met at the annual conference of the Arizona Daily Newspaper Association. Topics include newsprint paper shortages and changes in advertising rates impacting newspapers nationwide.
Providence reports the prohibition on liquor use aboard foreign ships remains under review by the attorney general. Treasury and customs officials indicate the ruling may hinge on pending legal determinations and official communications from Washington.
Health officials note a rise in contagious illnesses in Ogden for the week ending January 45. The report lists 23 influenza cases yesterday and 33 today, plus several scarlet fever, smallpox, diphtheria, chickenpox, pneumonia, and a mix of births and deaths. Local Sanitary Inspector George Shorten remarks the flu seems to be increasing rapidly.
A proclamation issued by the British lieutenant offers 19 006 pounds sterling for information within three months leading to convictions of fourteen police officers murdered last year. The list opens with Detective Smith of Dublin and ends with Constable Egan of Thurlex, with a separate reward for similar information. A full pardon and protection are promised to those not directly involved but who provide the information.
Unity Lodge No 18 Fy and Am will hold a special meeting January 38 at 7 p m for conferring the M M decree. Attend as directed by the W M and Acting Secretary Campbell. 2462
Fragmented ad copy touts high priced rental contracts for Paramount Arterart Real Art titles at the Alhambra theater. It claims benefits for the public while noting many productions are scarce and expensive, naming films and the venue as key selling points.
General John J. Pershing arrived in Los Angeles for a sixteen hour visit tied to official duties. The stop will include public engagements and a call to contact J. J. Brummitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue to sell Liberty bonds, phone 39.
A Canadian Pacific express bound for Vancouver crashed about 11 miles east of North Bay Ontario. The rear sleeper of the first section was struck by the second section’s locomotive. The collision killed eight instantly and seven more died later from injuries. Many others were injured and described as deaf. The crash occurred when the first section stalled.
New York reports a 16 percent wage increase for garment workers by a commission named by Governor Smith. The panel requires prices to rise only if manufacturers cut costs and workers boost production, aiming to relieve industry strains from the past year.
Weber County plans to hire principals for a twelve month period during the summer. Salaries will be set for the year, with principals involved in civic enterprises and student programs. The plan, first in the state, anticipates farm and city schooling and hands on agricultural study as part of the curriculum.
Funeral services for Mig Mary Hortinoth were held this forenoon at St Josephs Catholic church. A large attendance, many floral tributes, and Father Lagan officiated at the grave in Geden City Cemetery.
Ot Halala of the International Association for Personal Identification in New York cites allegations by Alonso Carlson that forged prints have fooled experts. Carlson says he forged Enger prints of a New Jersey convict, while officials warn forged prints mislead only if not checked, arguing genuine fingerprints remain a reliable identity tool in investigations and disasters.
The Senate military committee edged ahead with a 9 to 5 vote approving compulsory military training provisions for boys aged 18 to 24. The panel prepared a favorable report on the army sub.
Reported Chinese and Japanese talks aim at a swift settlement over Klan Chow and other issues. Japan seeks to withdraw troops along the railway and deploy a railway police force if needed, pending a broader agreement with China and potential garrison arrangements.
Wille Fewin former middleweight promoter linked to Georges Carpentier era was shot three times by a masked man in a New York cabaret. He was taken to a hospital in critical condition. another man fled after the attack. Witnesses reported no motive and the scene prompted a tense chase as police investigated. Fewin previously fought in Paris and England and was involved in major boxing intrigues.
New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art hosts the Crown Jewels of the Princess Sat-Tothordunur, daughter of Senuserel from ancient Egypt. The exhibition, drawn from artifacts unearthed by Flinders Petrie in 1944, features necklaces, brooches, rings, and amulets, with vivid golds and amethyst pieces echoing royal symbolism and offerings.
A reported proposal seeks to address overseas clerical matters and consular issues tied to a sum of 180000 dollars. The bill appears to cover corel affairs abroad and related diplomatic controls with emphasis on administrative clarity.
Washington January 24. Representatives of farm groups and labor unions pressed for government operation of railroads to replace private management. They argued the change would lower costs and ensure reliable service, urging Congress and the White House to act within the next year.
A disordered clipping reports the House committee delaying action on an anti-sedition bill. Leaders debate whether the measure should be reported to the full chamber while a related meeting to decide its fate unfolds. Unclear names and places fill the fragment.
Fragmented OCR text from Washington dated January 26 mentions Tango Sashay and Pow Wow with kings, references to $1000 annual amounts, and various garbled names and places. No clear event or outcome is discernible. content reads as scrambled notes.
Supreme Court refused to review the conviction of Rawin Riet. In South Dakota charges involving an explosion were also discussed as part of the case context.
WASELLINGTON Jan 26 C W Matjler for nine federal district attorneys at WGlanapails was selected today as private for the Ben a commit which fe 1B investigate alleged rap cal activities of employees of the federal trade cone hearings are scheduled to hens fe
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