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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1918
Page
9
Fragmentary Ogden page items include police arrest notes for Hunt in Greyball Idaho and Wyoming, a Red Cross connection, plus marriage licenses and divorce actions. Local ads announce insurance lectures, fruit sale specials, and a hotel cafe with meals around the corner.
Lieut Roscoe Glasmana, after attending the fire training at Fort Sill Oklahoma, arrives home en route to Caspar Kearny California to join the aerial section of the field artillery. He will stay several days visiting relatives and friends.
A public meeting with city county officials and State Auditor Joseph Mire debated paving North Washington Avenue. Questions centered on jurisdiction for both street sides, state highway authority, and timely bids. Officials proposed swift action with a joint effort from city and state engineers to resolve legal issues and start construction, possibly including a dual-side paving plan.
The authority announced that rules for determining service liability order for Class 1 registrants are being sent forward. Chairman Heywood urged every Class 1 man who is not yet examined to visit the board's office, obtain examination papers, and be examined immediately. This includes many second registration men likely in Class 1 and others moved from deferred status. The law requires immediate examination for all Class 1 men.
The Red Cross canteen at the union depot opened Sunday under Mrs Joseph Wrisht and Weber county chapter volunteers to comfort soldiers and sailors. A rotating schedule assigns daily in charge, with Mrs Dougl ason Watson leading this morning. Workers offer guidance, writing materials, magazines, candy, cigarettes, and letters, while plans call for more rooms and furnishings.
A fragment reports three boys rejected by the city draft board from Fort Riley Kansas where one alleged to have joined medical corps while another claims incomplete training at Palmer School of Chiropractic. Names Floyd Movers Hope Tasapla and Read appear in the clipped text with uncertain statuses at Camp Lewis.
Ralph EB Bristol had them on the Woaat for two weeks then left for Ogden to resume Mia Wisiness activities. Bristol plans to arrive Tuesday after visiting San Francisco, with brief notes on trends. A disrupted dressing room incident at Eegat involved money receipts and a call for a reward.
Ex premier Kerensky, in an interview printed in a Paris periodical, discusses Russia's chaos and the potential role of Japan. He stresses no prejudice toward the Japanese, but warns against the Bolsheviks and German influence, arguing against giving shelter to any occupation schemes. He notes the danger of misinformation feeding anti-Japanese sentiment amid upheaval.
fram waranoff, the Baurian ex-al dier who was taken to the country safe passerday Saturday of demonomia, has
Distinguished Japanese Red Cross mission led by Fring. Wootiisa Tokuchaga visited Ogden Saturday evening. They toured through a canyon to Theoly wells and dined at the Webse club. Local organizers included Dr. S. Conroy and O. Stirwell. The party then headed for Yellowstone before a Washington study tour and a later visit to France.
Senate moves to speed a House resolution authorizing presidential seizure of telegraph telephone cable and radio wires during war. Interstate Commerce Committee holds initial hearings. Senator Pomerene seeks White House assurance of expeditious action. Debate looms over prewar operator strikes and possible hearings to hear wire company representatives. In New Orleans, Western Union reports tellers and many operators are dismissed. over eighty men left with no work. Atlanta and Chicago reports show dozens of union telegraph operators striking or out, with varying lockout and absence figures.
A fragment describes a mother’s sadness and questions which of the unnamed boys with a dark tie sent Temamy a note. The text hints at a relationship and a specific sender but lacks full names or places.
Reports from London and Amsterdam describe a declared mutiny in Moscow linked to Bolshevik and Social Revolutionaries factions after the assassination of Count von Mirbach, with conflicting telegrams claiming suppression and renewed counter revolution. Washington signals possible U.S. action on Russia, but no formal policy announcement has been made.
Stock market openings show Mexican Petroleum Texas Company and others advancing while US Steel remains heavy. At Ogden and St Louis livestock yards receipts are listed with varied prices for cattle, hogs, sheep, and lambs. market steady to higher across several categories.
A brief Chicago item notes movements in crop prices with quotes on corn and related markets. It records mixed signals for corn futures and references traders observing volatility in the mid comment period. The report captures a snapshot of the market mood without detailed figures.
Chicago July 8 hogs receipts 5900. porkers and butchers mixed with pounds and prices uncertain. Cattle receipts 16000. cows bulls calves steady with feeder segment active. Prime and choice beef ranges cited with per hundred weights and varied farmyard categories.
Kansas City Missouri livestock prices show hogs receipts 26 000 with steady market and hogs with heavy 918.85 to 17.00, cattle receipts 16 000 with steady market and steers at 37 25 to 18 25, heifers 14 95 to 18 00. sheep receipts 8 000 and market already with ewes 20 00 to 19 60, yearlings 13 60 to 17 00.
Quotations furnished for J A Hog private and others list mine stocks with bid prices across many Utah properties including Big Cottonwood Croft, Lohi Tintic, May Day Mining, Michigan Utah, Eureka Battle, Silver King, Tintle Standard, Went Toledo, Walker Mining, Zana Consolidated and more. Bank stocks and industrials show bids and asks for Dexer Natl Desort Savings Farmer Natl Ogden Natl City and others. overall market shows mixed bids, several 190s and 200s range with many entries unavailable or not listed.
Secretary Baker abolishes the War Council and hands its principal functions to the Assistant Secretaries of War, Oneal Martha and Major General Gor Ir, in charge of wartime traffic and administration. The move transfers authority to the War Department’s senior staff.
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