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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1917
Page
7
Militant suffragists marching near the White House were detained and taken to police headquarters where they were compelled to state their names ages and occupations and to promise to appear in police court with other alleged disturbers of the peace.
A. W. Hadley suffered a probable poisoning Sunday and lies at his home 65 Twenty Street attended by a trained nurse. Noon reports say his condition was favorable though doctors could not determine what caused the illness.
The Baptist church heard Princess Nahme Halder speak last evening on the lecture titled Undes Syste Stara. About eight attendees and local residents joined in a unique evening discussion led by Misa Nor.
The program includes a drama by TTF zone at First Methodist Church and a meeting of St Pauls Evangelical on Jefferson and Twenty third Street at 8 pm. The Ladies Alu Society convenes July 1 at 2 30 pm. Rev G D De Jong of Telekton preached yesterday at the Christian Reformed church. Bishop Paul Jones of Utah officiated at the Good Shepherd church yesterday. A vocal and instrumental program was held at Deo Hospital Sunday with Mrs Herbert Snyder Mrs Der hlee Tyree Dorothy Nichols Loring Nichols Jane Norte Teddy Wether and Rachel Ferlor among the performers.
A boxing event featuring Bix is scheduled for 3 p m on July 4 at the Orpheum with seats on sale now. Ticket prices range from 50 cents to 2 50.
Wil W members will meet at First ward meeting house Thing third Street and Grant Avenue on Tuesday at 3 p m to attend the funeral of late neighbor Charles B Layne. Bring badges and white gloves.
Washington July 2. Representatives from major life insurers meet Secretary McAdoo and cabinet members to discuss government life insurance for naval and military personnel. The proposal would insure servicemen for fixed sums in death, injury, or capture, potentially ending the pension system. Plans suggest a maximum of 4000 dollars, with merchant marine benefits ranging from 1500 to 9500 dollars.
The Fourth of July parade will start at 10 a.m. and run a short, one mile route along Washington avenue from Twenty-first to Twenty-fifth Streets, then to Lester park. Officials and military and fraternal groups assign positions on both sides of the avenue with crowd protection and order in mind.
The Libertine is highlighted as a picture shown at premium prices. At the Cozy today it is available only for Se and 102.
Notice announces special cars for Glenwood Park during evenings from 5 30 to 11 30 with dancing boating bathing and ice cream parlors at The Hermitage Park offering evening and afternoon entertainment.
Fresh advances in values appeared though Saturday’s market touched new highs. Kansas showers checked bulls while July and September futures moved up. Wheat oats and corn traded with mixed strength as traders anticipated federal control, with canned notes from Omaha and Chicago markets showing higher hogs and steady cattle and sheep receipts.
New York July 2 Markets showed uncertainty in early trading as stocks in the same group moved in opposite directions. Industrials such as Baldwin and American Locomotive gained while others like Alcoa and Ohio Gas fell. Steel Foundries and Republic Iron posted small advances. Noon trading boosted shipping and oil stocks. bonds were irregular with Liberty bonds near par. Cotton production for the year was forecast at 14,633,000 five hundred pound bales, based on 70.3 percent conditions as of June 25 and 34,600,000 acres in cultivation.
In municipal court a man named Gus De Kany faced charges after stealing a watch and chain from Deputy Sheriff Goodman. He was bound over to the district court for trial while others charged with drunkenness and minor offenses received fines or short terms. An elderly man admitted being drunk and claimed unintentionality as a stranger in town.
The report lists sugar and refined sugar prices with figures for various forms from Steady to confectioners. A bank cashier departure is noted with a questioning remark. Futures opened steady then eased under liquidations as offerings grew, with noon prices easing one to three points in the root market.
In a fragmentary report the scene shows a ferocious looking prisoner weeping as a lieutenant explains his capture by a man with a wrist rated device. The text mentions many people learn to dance but few know proper walking, hinting at broader social observations.
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