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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
6
If you have not tried three box candy from our using kept right candies you have been missing four rare treats. You will find Shupe-Will iam e Lowney's and McDonald's at their best here.
Francis X Bushman and Beverly Bayne appear at the Alhambra for today only showing a continuing feature. The silent stars headline a brief engagement likely drawing local cinema patrons.
A legal notice lists rulings by Judge N J Harris and Administratrix Caroline White. Selma Hungaker v Clarence J Hunsale awards plaintiff biannual support totaling 10 plus 15 monthly from August 3 1915 and 25 counsel fees. Annie L Rich v Biffle Mt Camp WW sustains demurrer and gives ten days to amend. Edward Stuart v SBW Co demurrer to defendant’s answer overruled and plaintiff gets days to reply.
A Fourth of July celebration spree led to multiple arrests on Grant Avenue near Twenty-fifth Street. John Gorell, initially recorded as John Gutke, faced charges after police with Chief Norton and Officer Manel found a revolver in a near concealed position. Several suspects received jail terms, fines, or suspended sentences for drunkenness and related offenses.
J Green, a transient, pleaded guilty to vagrancy and drew 15 days in jail. Ben Killian admitted stealing 20 feet of garden hose from TR Tracy's premises and received 20 days in jail or a $20 fine. Orten Heton and G Sharp pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace, Heton given 25 days or $25, Sharp released on a suspended sentence. Jack Ragen H Drake and Van OConnell faced a blanket disturbing the peace charge. Ragen and Drake got 10 days each, O Connell dismissed.
Twelve small fires were set by boys in the city yesterday with ten to garages and two to residences. Sheds behind Rufus Ford’s home at 2870 Tyler Avenue burned after straw was ignited with firecrackers. several piles of timber spoiled, total loss about 300 dollars. About 1 a.m. Fred W. Cramer’s house at 284 Wall Avenue caught fire, six separate floor spots burned, damage about 260. Most fires traced to boys using firecrackers.
Wanted male and female applicants early in life for naval training. Males aged 18 to 31 offered monthly pay from 17.60 pounds plus board lodging medical and instructional benefits. Apply at Navy Weerling, Washington Ave, Ogien, Mah.
Dr Lee K Frankel of New York, vice president and welfare head at Metropolitan Life, arrives from Salt Lake City to discuss government census work for unemployment data collection. He meets local agents, tours the district office, and attends a luncheon before departing for Butte.
A matinee is scheduled tomorrow at the Alhambra featuring The Spoilers with screenings priced at Sc and 10 cents.
Ladies of the G A R are urged to attend the funeral of Comrade A C Reno at 447 Orchard Avenue on Wednesday at Shim. By order of President Lillie C Hadley.
Evelyn Thaw arrived in New York for the proceedings over Harry K Thaw's mental condition. She declared she will not testify against her husband, citing constitutional rights, and resisted involvement in the case as a civil proceeding rather than criminal. Neighbors and officers observed her American attire as she prepared for court and left the station seeking Chateau or Montreal express plans.
The St Josephs Sewitt society hosts a Thursday flesh at the Mer cillage grove inviting congregation members and friends. Miss Guilelma Marie Reed and Wil Hew i Conningham marry yesterday at 2 PM in the First Presbyterian church home of Richard Dennis 462 Twenty third street. Reed has taught at Lewis junior high and Cunningham works for Bell Telephone and Garland exchange. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs Michard Yewals Mr and Mrs Z W Frump and Hazel Allen. The couple will host friends after July 1 at their Garland residence. Mrs Joseph B Robb and daughter plan visits to the San Francisco fair and Portland before returning. The Fethian Sisters will install officers on Wednesday evening February 2 with refreshments after the ceremony. Graustark in six acts and Fay Tincher in a Keystone Comedy play at the Ogden.
Chicago teacher Professor Crowe suggests Frank Holt’s identity might be cleared by examining scars on bodies in a case connected to Erich Muenter who vanished years ago after his wife’s death. Crowe recalls shared time with Muenter and notes troubling signs while questioning motive and connections to arson and poisoning rumors.
Holts identife displays Muenter photographs, some showing him without beard. He declares that the Renese between Muenter and Walt resemble each other closely, noting they do not miss Graustark as seen in The Ogden.
Browning son of the postmaster and Mrs W W Browning travels from Ogden to Roosevelt Utah to establish a dental practice with Dr W J Browning. The two plan a joint office and will work there, while the return trip via Strawberry Valley covered 217 miles in fourteen hours.
The funeral for O Weno will be held tomorrow at 2 pm at the residence 2447 Orchard Avenue with Rev W W Fleetwood officiating. The body may be viewed at the event and tomorrow. interment will follow in City Cemetery. Weno was a member of A B R and formerly worked at the Weber club.
A striking 6-ward photo slay (showing a dramatic scene) headlines tonight at the Ogden theater with 10 cents admission noted.
Market notes from New York and national summaries highlight gains and declines across sectors. The report mentions celebrations in Bethlehem and a July date context, with various local and regional references and figures noted by the source.
A fragment from the CMeago Tribune notes a rise in casualties and financial loss in 1914. It cites 12 idle persons and 79 injuries, totaling 228.32h, compared to 5,445 TaBt last year, with fireworks, cannon, tirearms, and girpowier listed as causes. One person was killed and several injured in the Chines sunest iy history event.
Grausterk tonight and a new seashore Keystone are featured events. Fay Tincher stars in a comedy at The Ogden, delivering light entertainment for local theatergoers.
In a grand ceremony attended by hundreds of guests, Miss Marie Louise Wanamaker, daughter of Rodman Wanamaker of Philadelphia and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wanamaker, wed Gurnee Munn of Washington. The couple received a costly gift from the bride’s family and guests praised the union and future prospects.
United States Steel activity shows slight improvement from last week as varied sectors move. Trading remains moderate but broad, with London prices for American steel products mostly lower amid a tempered market.
Chicago grain markets report improved harvest prospects and mixed activity. Wheat futures eased late after opening down, while buying supported large lots. corn held steady as late crop delays weighed, and hogs rose lifting cash values though packing plant supplies constrained gains. Omaha livestock receipts rose, with moderate prices across cattle and hogs amid steady demand.
An old notice cautions readers about catarrh remedies containing mercury. It warns that such ointments can harm the sense of smell and health. The ad directs avoidance and mentions a questionable cure linked to Cheney & Co and several locations. It underscores safety concerns about harmful compounds and deceptive patent medicines.
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