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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1920
Page
8
Edward Barron, former Fyceway theater employee, was arrested by the sheriff's department on embezzlement charges. He is accused of stealing five dollars for personal use and negotiating offers ranging from 400 to 900 dollars in the past three months. He is slated to appear in court tomorrow morning.
Dr The doctor enters a not guilty plea in court for reckless driving case. Judge J J Holther Guay will hear the matter February 1. Police say a collision at Twenty fourth Street and Washington Avenue involved Kael Shipley and BIS bleyele. Shipley injury status unclear. Officer notes another suspect awaiting trial February 9 with bail set at 250 dollars.
A hunting accident last fall led to the loss of a leg for A vice president of shaadem Aerie of Dagles after a stray pellet struck his knee. Initial injury seemed minor but complications required amputation to save his life.
Real estate transfer item referencing Catherine IJ and parties including John, Mae, Tu, Tayt of southeast quarter section. Mentions Nais bl and part of lot a on Week 4 plat A. Authorities or notations: Sh. doin Marrisan ta.
An advertisement touts Brownatone hair tint claiming it safely covers gray leaving hair a natural brown or black shade. It markets instant results, easy application, and harmless formulas while urging readers to try it with no risk and promises of beautifying effects.
Reading appears to be an OCR fragment noting license packing and wartime tax items for a trial package and transfers between individuals or parties, with scattered names and places like Covington and Brown. The readable elements suggest a municipal licensing order or application process, though the text is garbled and partial. No clear event date or formal body is identifiable from the fragment.
Incomplete OCR fragment lists parcels in township 19 north range 1 west including lots 7 and unknown, a Shaver Estate toammpany transfer, and M. Lareen with lots 1 to 31 in Black 7 Earth ion addition. Mentions 3470 and distributor initials JG Henter mid Ania to Hunter.
Early morning session questions prospective jurors as court sorts eligible panel. One juror presents with partial paralysis affecting speech and gait during appearance, delaying others while remaining jurors are evaluated.
CHICAGO June 29 Unconditional surrender is the only basis on which local federal officials will deal with Jack Johnson the negro pugilist. District Attorney Charles F Glner announced after reading an AP dispatch from Mexico City. Johnson’s indictment stems from a charge he paid the rail fare for a woman from Pittsburg to Chicago and he was sentenced to one year in the ... prison and fined $1090. In Ireland near Cork police barracks were attacked at Youghal County Waterford six rifles were fired and one person injured with details limited.
Representatives of five large farmers organizations met to draft memorials to President Wilson and Congress urging immediate return of railroads to private control and swift passage of related legislation. The conference, called by T W Drummond, elected T C Atkeson as chairman. Groups include International Farm Congress, National Farmers Congress, National Grange, American Federation of Farm Bureaus, and National Farm Union, with about 4,000,000 members.
GRAND RAPIDS Mich January 29 A tentative jury was completed today in the trial of Senator Newberry and others charged with fraud in the 1915 election. The panel began with eight men who had been passed for cause yesterday and the case progressed rapidly to the pre trial stage.
Los Angeles January 29 Harry N New, convicted of second degree murder for shooting Miss Fredy Lesser, was denied a new trial and immediately sentenced to not less than ten years at San Quentin prison, with life imprisonment as a possible outcome.
VARIS Jan 29 The Jugo Slavs reply to the allied ultimatum on the Adriatic question shows that they refuse to accept the proposed compromise. The note asks politely for time to offer suggestions the region needs to assure stability. The government cannot accept the compromise in its entirety but seeks modifications to maintain peace.
Chicago window washers demand forty eight dollars weekly for full four hour shifts with none working the extension letters. Apprentices under six months in the business would receive forty four dollars weekly. The strike disrupts work as stated in the classifieds.
WALLINGTON Jan 2 Government taxes during 1922 will amount to approximately $550 for every family in the United States, Representative l charge that the federal reserve board is issuing $3,000,000,000 in notes. MP Lee argued of an impending six dollar menace. The federal reserve system has never since any test. Representative Mellin replied that the reserve is the best piece of legislation ever devised to break the Wall Street money policy.
Lanis Woon, chair of the board of directors of the Great Northern Railway and heir of James J. Hill, announced retirement from active management as control returns to private ownership. Relah Budd will direct the railroad's management.
Group of three Veraver men Ed Johnson Horak Emison and Walter Wirtavy prepare in Ogden this week for a landing field inspection as they plan a westward air route from Tampa City to Reno and San Francisco. Witnesses note activity by flyers from Denver and coast patrols amid reports of plans for future flights and plane movements along the route.
The record notes the incorporation of Columbia Club Cigar Company Incorporated with a $150000 capital and ten dollar par value shares. Officers listed include Max Davidson as president Leanne Turkison as vice president and treasurer Laprasi Davia and a secretary. The filing references county clerk details and did not provide full completing statements.
Five former soldiers were admitted as U S citizens this morning by Judge A B Mott. Wilkin Schipper Arie Moos George J. Pennieson, all of Tolland, Charina J Thowley and Wud Witten Vireilea Traly were among those sworn in. James Clugh and George C Hoberlyun were also admitted, both from Oroshii.
Judge Parker criticizes Alehop Curne and other clergymen over a protest on deportation. He questions the basis of their stance while addressing a federation meeting. The judge notes government officers and warrants inapplicability to uprisings here. Randall sentenced in Tacoma for publishing treasonous material under an antitrust-like law.
Lansing January 29 reports from the health board show influenza cases in Michigan at 11 610 with a 241 percent rise in 24 hours. The update records 37 deaths from influenza and 47 pneumonia deaths, highlighting a sharp escalation in illness across the state.
Rear Admiral Sims Jollay urged the Senate Naval Committee to require Secretary Daniel to file a detailed report on the Navy’s condition when the United States entered the war. The request aims to probe failures to properly cooperate with the Allies during World War I.
A fragmentary report notes naval preparations for the war and lists ships in commission, locations, and contingencies. Senator Hale plans mature consideration of ten years for enforcing the espionage act, as Judiciary investigates charges of disloyalty.
Albany notes that Tugeny V. Debs' final speech before his voice was silenced was read aloud at the penitentiary. The report contextualizes Debs' legacy in labor activism and notes the occasion as a historical reflection within ALBANY, Y. S. den. 20.
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