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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
9
Ogden items report a surplus at the Chautauqua annual meeting with cash on hand and directors elected. Other notes include the Ogden stake outing at Lagoon with sports and baseball praised, plus listings of real estate transfers and estate matters.
Subscribers in Ogden Canyon and nearby locations will receive the Standard paper via first-car delivery after 4740 jx m. The paper will be sent to the listed recipients in care of the above names.
Advertisement notes reduced fares for Oregon Snott Line and Union Pacific System trains. July 23 to 28 service between all Utah stations and selected points in Idaho with return options. See agents for rates.
Lewis Trying, Ogden shop employee for two years, was struck by the Overland Limited near Ragan station west of Grace River Wyoming. He died instantly as the train rounded a curve. His son Feed Lewis, in Chicago, has been notified. body to be held at Bryanston pending word.
The county population hospital will not be erected this year. Commissioners say arrangements can be made for the care of indigent persons with contagious diseases until next year when finances allow a new hospital. The site was bought near the city street and plans shifted from remodeling a four room building to a more pretentious frame structure.
Tonight and tomorrow a four part feature includes The Marble Heart starring King Baggot and In the Name of the King at Oracle Theater. Choir tour draws praise from Los Angeles to San Francisco with Riverdale powder magazine notes and local social events announced.
Com missioner Branhing states city limits extend three antlers for storage of explo. Bids for paying Jackson Ave between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth wheels referred for tabulation. Attorney Gideon recommends recompile ordinances with aid. not necessary to revive now. An appropriation of 845.09 for the public library. Water mains on Sullivan Avenue between Jefferson and Madison referred to water works superintendent. Ogden.
A papal delegate and the new bishop will be hosted by the East at 7 tomorrow morning. Rev. Fioranni Benakoo will lead the apostolic delegation to the United States, with Rev. Dr Joseph S. Clasa of Laos and other prelates in attendance. The delegation will celebrate mass at Sacred Heart Academy and St Joseph's Church, marking a formal welcome and public service. After services, visitors travel to Liberty Park to hear Bryant S. Hinkley, Pioneer Day orator, with a midday address at 11 a.m.
Lavetta M. Dye files for divorce in the district court citing failure to provide. She married Charles Dye Jr on December 20, 1910, and alleges she has not received necessities. She requests restoration of her maiden name Lavetta Miler and general relief.
Captain J. Bo Adama of the United States visits Ogden on his way to Missoula forest HQ. He conducts an inspection and then proceeds to Washington. The Clue is listed with screenings at Alhambra Paramount on Friday and Saturday.
A planning society announces a visit to the coast by Mine Burrows and Chandhee of the Burrows MiMinery company. The event aims to discuss a gala voyage and coastal industrial prospects on Saturday.
A joint event organized by the Christian Ladies Aid Society and railway workers was held to arrange an outing. The gathering, led by Mrs. O'Borringer, discussed coordinating a day trip for members and families, with church involvement and community support.
Funeral services for John A. Larson were conducted yesterday at the Baye lar meeting house with Bishop W H Dar Ane officiating. Aid by ward choir soloists and a 12 piece orchestra, the event included hymns by George Hunter and Hadley, interment at Woodward cemetery with final rites led by W I Thunt es. The Alhambra 12 piece concert orchestra performs Saturday and Sunday.
Our family expresses grateful thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness, help during our daughter Aviallie’s illness and death. We acknowledge flowers, prayers, and comforting words from the community and all who offered support. MR and MRS ROWELLE MAN and FAMILY and those who sent floral tributes.
Conductors and three railway brotherhoods face travel barriers as they strive to attend a meeting in the rugged high country. Snows and rough roads hinder access for members of the Brotherhood of Loremo tive Firemen Enginemen, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
New York reports the Orduna sailed for Liverpool with 396 passengers and 16 090 tons of cargo. The voyage saw tight security as passengers and bags underwent multiple examinations before boarding. Among travelers were Mr and Mrs George Dean of Worcester and Hilda Hoag of Lawrence Massachusetts with a baby born in the country. The article also covers rate adjustments by the commission affecting first and second class transport, noting revenue impacts and zone boundaries remain unchanged.
Merida newspaper la Voz de la Revolucion reports Cabrera of Guatemala promised aid to General Huerta and Liverte to reestablish control in Mexico. Letters cite offers of German officers and a plan to create a mustang a covert base as part of conspiracy.
Washington July 22. The interstate commerce commission decided today that the revenues of the express balance companies of the United States are inadequate and modified its former tariff to allow an average of 20 cents for caller tow and delivery of each parcel, with rates varying by weight or distance. The commission authorized 2 cents per pound for certain items, not dependent on distance.
Keppler, vice president of the International Association of Manufacturing workers, returned to Bridgeport from New York with what was called a written agreement aimed at settling the Remington Arms strike and related subcontractor disputes.
Milledgeville Ga July 22 The condition of two M Frank that was cut last Saturday by another convict at the state prison today unchanged officials said a bulletin from the prison reported no change in his condition despite the attack.
Reports from Geneva via Paris say five Turkish leaders including Nejemeden Iffendi and Passum Iffendi are en route for talks, aiming to open separate talks with Turkish authorities. Dispatches note officials hold real negotiating power and ministers travel toward Sofia and other routes as gridiron diplomacy unfolds.
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