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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1917

Page

9

Stolen gold watch and cash linked to arrests in city

A gold watch and $105 were stolen from Frank Ageerd. Lena Eddy Van Ronen and Frank Delaney were arrested by Sergeant T J Wackburs and detectives J L Hobson and Walter Moore, held on a charge. The men allegedly confessed to the theft while drinking with the woman prior to arrest. News notes report other local incidents including a joy ride crash on Twenty second street with four in the car unharmed, a stolen auto truck from Brown Ice Cream, and various license and hospital corps updates.

Lena Eddy van Ronen Frank Delaney Frank Ageerd T. J. Wackburs J. L. Hobson Walter Moore Jall Agasnard Alek Gos Koren Bacey Twenty-second Street Lincoln Grantagenian Willams Nelson Brown Ice Cream Company Poracone Lincoln Avenue

Army engineers to Frana in connection with allied operations

Army engineers undertake forest work for Frana as part of Allied operations. Cumberland Ospreyroad agent L. E. Trowbridge and Missouri Pacific general agent J. J. Kavanaugh were in order today on business. Building permit authorized for T. N. Williscan for a one story frame residence on Childa avenue costing 1500. Health notes show January Inspector report for June with 13 scarlet fever, 17 measles, 43 chicken pox, 2 senin- Rita, 3 typhoid, 1 whooping cough, births 61, deaths 32. slight summer decline.

L. E. Trowbridge Cumberland Ospreliroad J. J. Kavanaugh Missouri Pacific Orden T. N. Williscan Childa Ivenue

City borrows large sum from First National Bank

The city commission authorized a loan of 25000 from First National Bank at its morning meeting. 15000 will retire a vote by First Nations Bank appin due tomorrow. 10000 will cover storm repairs and Twentieth Street Intersections. Licenses for Mrs Manda Warner and Exidis Rizzonell were referred to the Superintendent of Public Safety. City pound report for June filed. dog tax report shows eight taxes collected, 18 impounded, six killed by consent, three for dogs running loose. Oil inspector report ordered filed.

First National Bank City Commission First Nations Bank Manda Warner Twenty-fourth Street Exidis

Soldiers Lesson at Flamberger Station Showed Dignity

A civilian tried to pose hero at Flamberger station. A soldier from Fort Douglas and comrades calmly corrected him, warning that patriotism requires proper conduct around women. Obscene language followed as the would-be slacker was told to respect the police and ladies. Four drowned in the Illinois River after a car went off a boat.

Aelvillan Flamberger U. S. Navy Ptt

Bargain brick home for sale and rentals offered

A late classified page lists a one and a half story modern brick home at 15000 value priced at 2600, plus furnished or unfurnished four room bungalow with porches, basement and outbuildings, trades for farm land or unimproved property, also wants rental ads for 4 to 8 rooms, phone numbers and contact notes included.

Enap Efsemburg Beark Phoas

Government to push work for idle youths in Weber County orchards

Supervisor Robert E. Wilson of Weber County Agriculture reports farmers pay boys aged 14 to 16 about 2 dollars daily with board, while older youths 16 to 19 idle and wasting time. He warns government action may force compulsory labor to harvest crops.

Alrret Oeldaer Enid Robert E. Wilson Agricultural Department Weber Council of Deferts Mr. Wilson Iwagen Rupertiser Wilson Bear River City Utah Iaby Gugar Company Bear Hiver City Riverside Elgar Hooper Beet Gelda North Orden Ben Lamond Orchard Company

Young Ladies Band Surprises Ogden With Serenade

The young ladies band paraded through Ogden's business district and received hearty applause for their excellent music. Observers noted potential rivaling the Southern Pacific military band and predicted the ensemble would grow into a great musical organization, with a bright future for Ogden by 1919.

Southern Pacific Military Band Ogden Gate Tuo Ogden

Society leaves for Denver on visit

Miss Johanna Kruitbosch and Miss Sarah Van Wentenberg depart for a month visiting relatives and friends in Denver Colorado. The trip is intended to broaden social ties and observe distant family traditions.

Denver Johanna Kruitbosch Sarah van Wentenberg Colo

Canning Firms to Resume Nonperishable Food Canning

The Utah Canning Company of Oxden and other Utah firms will resume canning nonperishable foods immediately after a government ban lifting. Washington announced that nonperishable canning, halted two months ago by war ceramites, has resumed. The committee of tin plate makers can makers and officials said can supply is ample for all food packing.

Utah Canning Company Oxden Washington Todey

Garden fete for school cafeteria fundraiser

One of the social events next week is a Garden Fete hosted by the Ladies Literary Club to benefit the high school cafeteria. The cafeteria is being installed and will aid hundreds of students. The event will be held on the lawn of Mrs. Joseph Clark at 2762 Washlogtow Avenue.

Children’s Aid Society Chiiren's Aid Society Mre A. B. Corey Jefferton Avenue Twentpessib Bsg Ladies Literary Club Cafateria Joseph Clark Waablogtow Avenue

Resolutions From Weber County Bar Honor John E Bagley

The Weber County Bar Association adopted resolutions mourning the death of John E Bagley a life member noted for honesty lawfulness and public service The committee urged the district court record and a copy to the widow and family The signatories include Howell Kimball Henderson Heywoodn and Watetub on the committee

Weber County Bar Association T. Corn Weber County Bar John E. Bagley John E. Bagles Bar Association District Court Second Judicial District Thin State Weber County

Fourth of July Festivities In Little Seaport Delayed

Little Seaport marks its Fourth of July with local feasting and American troops in town. Citizens celebrate amid scarce U S munitions, with troops welcomed at camp and sailors moored in the harbor. Baseball games and athletics fill the day as officers host meals for visiting American servicemen.

Matis Beaport Wberry United States Deifte Con Kod

Divergent Views Regarded Peace in Debates of July

In Copenhagen today German representatives from multiple parties debated peace terms after the Reichstag proceedings. Ebert urged peace without annexations, while Erbarger warned against Tusalan council declarations and warned leaders against premature statements. Von Tasar argued further peace offers are harmful and would undermine German aims.

Copenhagen Berlin Bocfahing Vorwaerte Tte Iltim Reichetar Varinus Err Ebert Herr Eraberger Tusalan Council Urea Agalogt Selec Optim Lam Merr von Taser

The Best Known Boy in the World by Mark Twain

A tribute to Tom Sawyer as a universal touchstone of youth. The piece links Twain’s boyhood to readers worldwide, noting Tom’s mischief, adventures, and the emotional pull of Aunt Polly and a mother’s love. It surveys reactions from diverse readers across nations and wartime settings.

China New York London Tom Sawyer Mark Twain Tom Joe Becky Polly Ha Han America Mark ‘Twain Eunipe Arlaxo

Reform Debates Push Reichstag Toward Immediate Action

In Saxony the relehatag session opens amid threats of revolution if reform is not enacted. The Reichstag likely will receive a measure for added representation in urban industrial districts. Leaders met with Chancellor Yoo Wethmann Hollweg and agreed to fast track the minor reform program with a committee drafting a report for the Reichstag.

Reichstag Yoo Wethmann-Hollweg

Imminent Clash as Chinese Forces Mobilize in Peking

In Tian Tsin on July 5 a military clash looms as Peking troops oppose Gen Chang Haca’s challenge to the monarchy. Tran Kun orders withdrawal within 24 hours, but Chang Haun ignores the demand. Executions and imprisonments rise among provincial leaders, with notable figures including Prince Pu Lan among the imprisoned. A provisional government forms in Nen Xing, King Hou province, with Haron Feng Chang as president and Lu Ming, Tio, vice president, Tuan Chi dul as premier. Japan watches, preferring noninterference as the political crisis deepens.

Tien Tsin Ching Peking Chang Haca Traw Kin Chhst Tran Kun Chang Seun Tim Chang Haun Mabbo Wan Wane Shi-Chen Pepuliic Pu Lan Council of State Nen Xing King Hou Haron Feng Chang National Exerbly Lu Ming Tio Tuan Chi Dul

French Front In France Reports German Offensive Stalled

From the French front in France the Associated Press reports the German assault on the Chemin-des-Dames front failed to gain ground. French lines held, no territory lost, and German casualties mounted as shock troops were mown down. In Copenhagen, Saxon leaders argued internal reform with liberals, conservatives, and monarchists divided, the diet resisting franchise changes amid warnings of mob pressure.

France Associated Press Verdun Merlyes Loos Chemin-Des- Dames Copenhagen Saxony Count Vitzibua Reichatag Count Vitzibun Citzihun Fermuh Diet

Farmers Loan Association Lets Nationwide Funds Flow

Washington July 54 loan total reached 11 million 81 thousand ? with 210 farm loan associations chartered by the federal farm loan board. Loans at five percent are now issued through twelve federal land banks. About 100 million more has been applied for by 13 banks but awaits approval. Regions including Milneis Nebraska Kai Minnesota and Oklahoma show large loan activity.

Washington 210 Farm Loan Association Federal Farm Loan Board Federal St Dinga Milneis Nebraska Kai Minnesota Oklahoma

Conscription for the Regular Army in New York

Reports from Washington indicate the U S army, about 47 000 men below strength, will be filled by conscription. Drafting is expected within ten days as stated at the army recruiting headquarters in New York July 6.

New York U. S Washington

Pitcher Dugan on Suspended List

Baltimore July 5 PitcherStaffey Duran, who suffered an aide injury recently, has been placed on the suspended list and has gone to his home in Santa Clara California. Manager William Dernhant of the sale Lake jesub Announted today. London July 5 The house of commons acting graterier of the franchise reform bill official known representation of the people SI 201 In 149 to reject proportional representation.

Balt Lake Staffey Duran Santa Clara Cal William Dernhant Sale Lake London House of Commons Graterier Biil Representation of the People

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