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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1916
Page
3
An independent newspaper announces it will publish every evening except Sunday, stating it does not operate weekends and emphasizes its casual, unarmored presentation.
A noisy editorial laments Unigh Pacific patriotic rhetoric while criticizing government aid that would grant leave of absence to nine employees and place volunteers under pay during service. The piece ties the policy to Southern Pacific and accuses liberal aid of favoring powerful corporations.
Utah Battery 18 claims early success at the Mestean border amid Spanish American War action. Ogden troops from Utah earned credit for aiding American forces in initial encounters, with Troop B anticipated to be called again as they uphold Utah’s fighting reputation.
Government forecast from Washington predicts below normal temperatures for the coming week with local thunder showers. Independence Day weather should be pleasant, though a thunder shower in the Intermountain region is possible during heat.
John Mills departs Ogden school system after turmoil during three years under his leadership. Report before the board hints at seeking harmony and a new post in New York City while questioning how his successor will meet expectations and resolve ongoing issues.
A Detroit physician and Ford admirer shares a home paper note quoting Henry Ford denying disloyalty remarks. The letter claims Ford rejected a recent offer for the company from New York capitalists, stating he would pay cash to prevent capitalists from taking stock market advantage rather than tear down the plant.
A letter from Cache Valley describes Ogden City’s mixed reception as 2000 local volunteers marched for national defense. Residents note lack of public cheer and business closure, but praise patriotism and the troops’ sacrifice while urging better advance notice and broader civic support.
Ogden limits defined bounded by Stth L on the south and 2ind St on the north and by savenue and avenue on the east and west. Discharging firecrackers within the district is strictly prohibited. Violators face penalties under the law. Chief T El Mrowring of the Police issues the order.
Arnold Elmer Rose of Warren is crushed to death when a wall at the Burch Creek school site collapsed during undermining. The accident occurred about 11 o clock. death was nearly instantaneous. Survived by wife, father William A Rose, sisters, four brothers, and five children. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
Floyd Knight and James Combs were fined by the municipal court for operating cars with no attached license numbers. Judge Barksor warned that violations of traffic laws will be punished. Mike Tyan received fifteen days for petit larceny after stealing shoes, while Martin Garcia was given five days for drunkenness. James Ryan and John Carry faced sentences for breaking promises, intoxication, and disturbing the peace.
John M L Mills, retiring Ogden Public Schools superintendent, leaves for New York City to attend the National Education Association convention July 1 to 8. He will address the department of secondary education on The Reorganized High School including the Junior High School, then the department of elementary education on Vitalizing Elementary Education by Teaching Children to Work, and finally the home and school gardens department on Home and School Gardens. Professor John Girdler, successor, is expected to come to Ogden soon from La Grande, Oregon.
Jack Johnson and Frank Hopkins were detained after being adjudged unsound minded and ordered sent to Provo. Johnson remained in a padded cell as a precaution while crying, with Deputy Milken noting he is not dangerous but fond of companionship. Hopkins will accompany Johnson to Provo from Ogden.
One of Ogden s newest vestry corporations, Mothwell Swayner, buys all holdings of Busclman Realty in Ogden. The $20 000 deal covers about 200 building lots across Lakeview Knob IMM University additions and other areas. New owners plan to sell by lots or build houses on installment terms, with two sites on Twenty fifth Street and related locations.
G A Graves chief of fire department warns property owners and tenants to remove dangerous rubbish clean up combustibles douse roofs and wood walks have garden hoses ready and ensure fire alarms are known and operable for mercantile risks to aid the Fire Department during fireworks period end.
Claude M Dee awarded 712 dollars after alleging the Bank Tedro Los Angeles Salt Lake railroad caused the death of one horse and injury to others by allowing a shipment of 23 horses to travel over 39 hours without food or drink. The verdict was in Judge Howell's court yesterday afternoon. The horses allegedly were sound in Ogden but suffered through the Nevada desert to Los Angeles, leading to fatalities and disablement.
The London Graphic notes linguistic shifts from archaic English roots to modern terms. It explains blooms once signaled by blowan and blossom deriving from the same root, traces costar apple history to costermon ser and costard monser, and glosses hedges via old terms like bace and nawthorn.
A son is to appear in court on July 16 to show cause why he should not pay support for his wife and child. The proceedings concern divorce only if brought for regular hearing.
Local churches list morning and evening services at Immanuel Baptist Church 282 Fifth Street with Sunday school at 10 and a devotional talk by Miss Mary Hanson. Reg ular mid week prayer and youth meetings noted along with a sermon topic How to Make Ours an Ideal Nation. Also lists nearby First Congregational Adams area services and other church activities across town with names and speakers.
Weather chaos spurs talk of heat and a sermon addressing the blistering day. The piece lists church services, a baptismal notice, and a Mormon missionary speaker Latitia Wiggin returning from the Northwestern states as the Fourth Ward event anchor.
In pantency era LM Thompson faces a court invocation as his wife flees an impecunious situation and asks the husband, an able bodied man, to pay a reasonable sum for her and child’s support. Judge Unite has conteteal Mr. Thomp.
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