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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
7
Testimony in a Salt Lake City case described Mrs. Mira Nielson and Albert Geddes as central figures in a polyamorous arrangement with David Eccles. Witnesses recount secrecy, gifts, and Elisabeth Geddes connections as the trial probes years of alleged plural marriage and family ties.
Ogden housewives report home sugar performs as well as foreign sugar in preserving and table use. It is praised as 100 percent pure and good, cheaper than imported sugar, and it supports a home industry that generates millions in wealth locally. Ask your grocer about home sugar.
Testimony describes alleged schemes by Mr Eccles and Mr Heeles to aid Mrs Geddes in buying a home. Neighbors report visits, exclamations of wealth, and improprietous remarks, with claims of witnessing affectionate acts and Mrs Geddes being observed by the Geddes household.
Nassau county authorities joined New York detectives in a sweep for about thirty pounds of dynamite allegedly delivered to and unaccounted for by Fink Holt, the Capitol bombing suspect. A trunk above a New York livery stable held 144 sticks. sixty remain unaccounted for as Holt faced questions and jail guard Jeremiah O'Ryan provided a detailed account of Holt's actions before his death by suicide in his cell.
William M. Wesley a former Ogden newspaper writer died yesterday evening at 2249 Uy Drive Salt Lake City after several years of tuberculosis. He had been at the Knorr home to say two prayers in a convalescent state prior to a southern trip for health. He was a member of Strouhor lodge 691 MB OI 1%, survived by father D. W. Wesley senior, Mrs. Henry Remy of Baltimore City, and brother Rev. Benjamin W. Wesley of Crtumius, D. Mr Wesley born Belloquin OB came to Salt Lake four years ago. employed on The Standard and in Salt Lake papers, contributed to magazines. funeral next Sunday in Salt Lake City.
Washington reports a stalemate between the United States and Germany over dye exports for American manufacturers. Officials say a solution to secure German-made colors hinges on German concessions, while the German government demands export bans on certain dyestuffs for German firms unless permitted. The State Department continues talks as the Foreign Commerce bureau reviews the crisis and dispatches a report from Erwin W. Thompson in Berlin.
A full evenings entertainment presents Robert Warwick in The Face in the Monnlen and Bushman in Providence with Mrs Army Murray Kayne in the cast. The greatest hit ever shown at the Hambra continues with Tie Spoilers on two shows tonight. Adverts list price at 1 cent.
Warnings sent by wire broadcast warnings to Auxiliary and Philadelphia urging vessels to steer toward the main coast. The navy department arranged a convoy plan to prevent a predicted strike. A former Texas governor and police officials were alerted, and owners were advised to watch newspapers for July 7 alerts about ship explosions near New York and potential threats to Cunard liners.
Fragmentary report describes police knowledge of a letter allegedly written by Mr. Morgans assailant prior to the attack, with no public confirmation. The piece blends the gun Cove disclosure, railroad and steel stock movements, and mixed commodity prices from Chicago and Omaha markets, including hogs, cattle, and wheat, showing a volatile trading day and implied harvest delays.
A church outing by the Salvation Army for the poor and children occurred in Garden Canyon on a Sunday and Monday. Mrs Kate along with Mrs Charles Crawford and Mrs Adelina Greenwell joined, visiting Greenwell’s brother Theodore Farley. The group enjoyed picnics, rides, and gifts from local sponsors, with several family names and addresses noted in the report.
World markets opened with uneven activity as traders watched early price moves. Missouri may offer initial 600 shares at about 14 to 474, reflecting a $50 asset arrangement amid cautious demand and tentative bids.
Fragmented report notes erratic weather impacting grain markets with buyers racing to secure dry wheat supplies. Traders report delays in shipments and urgent demand, amid unsettled conditions and wary forecasts across the Chicago grain corridor.
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