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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1919
Page
8
A misprint in the Hooper district dairy report led to errors in presenting the table of loath, obscuring the fact that John L. Hooper had the highest rating among the eleven entries. The official corrected report clarifies Hooper's top standing and the misalignment caused by editing.
SAUT LAKH July 26 The people of Great Britain generally favor the league of nations, Apostle George F Wharida said after returning from England yesterday. He spoke of labor troubles, high prices, and unsettled conditions, noting government efforts and a shift toward peacetime industry. Transport to America remains tight with hope for improvement by October 1. Richards was relieved of the mission presidency by George Alor Stall who recently arrived in England.
The Ogden theatre rehired Slim Fleming as organist after a period away. Fleming, once a key musical figure and now reinstated by management, has built a wide circle of friends and followers across the Intermountain region. The reappointment comes amid plans for future productions and a push to secure renewed engagement with Fleming.
Notowl, a passenger who fell on the Union Pacific train line between Twenty fourth and Twenty fifth streets, was detained after deputies found 18 pint bottles of whiskey in his baggage. He claimed he bought them long ago, and faces county jail exposure as officials plan further interview with Judge Roker.
Margaret L. Hollingsworth widow of Charles L. Hollingsworth and mother of Charles T. and Fred P. Hollingsworth of Ogden and Toward J. Hollingsworth of Ashton died at Dee hospital at 10 40 this morning after a brief illness. She was born August 1 1847 in St Marys Ohio and moved to Ogden with her husband forty five years ago. Survived by three sons and one grandchild, she had lived at 2442 Monroe avenue and attended the Presbyterian church. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
Multiple church notices list services at Danish Lutheran Englist Lutheran, First Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, Elim English, Church of Good Shepherd, First Baptist, Emery Methodist, First Presbyterian, and First Congregational. Details include service times, Sundays schools, pastors, special programs, and upcoming events with varied speakers and solos across Jefferson and Twenty-third to Twenty-seventh streets.
A delivery truck from the Americat Grocery Company crashed into the Ranch Cafe on Twenty fourth Street, shattering two large plate glass windows and two marble slabs. The driver attempted to stop the vehicle and assisted a pedestrian, with emergency responders aiding the scene. Local authorities investigated the incident as damage to property and a traffic accident.
The evening vesper services continue Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Nesper. The sermon by John Richard Carver centers on the theme The Similmal Dyce of Tie ving Towers, with musical offerings from Benitel Mites Metin and violinist Miss Tinka Smith. Service is expected to close within the hour.
Rev John Edward Carver conducts church activities at Five Points with Sunday school led by J C Simmons. Divine worship and sermon by Rev Godfrey Matthews at 3 30 P M. Parents and children without other church affiliations are warmly welcomed and invited to attend.
Death notices list funeral details for Darrel Louis oop at 14 Thirtieth street with Counsellor John Nicholas officiating. Edward Joseph and John A. Jones each have services scheduled Sunday in Ogden with viewings today and tomorrow, interment at Ogden City Cemetery.
A July report from the Idaho weather bureau district notes spring wheat in irrigated areas of Canyon, Payette, and Ada counties looks fair to good as harvest continues. Water shortages and low streams hinder growth in many districts, with extensive forest fires driving dry conditions. Pastures deteriorate while potatoes and early Kimberly district crops show solid to fair yields amid scarce water and hay shortages.
Regular boat service began today with the first machines leaving New York for the New Jersey resort. The service aims to transport passengers quickly between the two coastal cities.
Berlin dispatch reports disorderly conditions in Strassburg Alsace capital with clashes between French soldiers and civilians. Calls grew for a 13 000 strong authorized officer corps. General March said demobilization was ahead of schedule and hospital service had been cut due to year appropriations.
Phiney Thompson, 18, son of John West Thompson, was abducted from his father’s ranch about 30 miles from Mexico City. Mexican bandits demand 1500 pesos ransom. Officials say urgent representations have been made to the Mexican government. A horse and a revolver were taken the day before, and the ranch was threatened with execution if the ransom was not paid.
Washington July 26 Senate Judiciary subcommittee made progress on the alcohol enforcement bill but attendance was light so decisions remained tentative. The panel reaffirmed support for the house provision fixing alcoholic content of beverages at one half of one percent.
Washington July 26 rapid re construction of the regular Army was reported by Sev Stelary Baker before the Senate. He testified that steps were being taken to reorganize and bolster forces across the country to ensure readiness and nationwide coverage.
MUISSOLLA Mont July 26 A switchman named Amanas or Awanas formerly a forest ranger now employed as a switchman received from a Portland sheep company owners of the Mack a reward of 9300 for rescuing about 1700 sheep trapped by four forest fires near Alberton. He led the flock to safety in two days with minimal help, while some sheep perished. The incident occurred during a daytime calm but planned night escape through the fires.
Ogien Elks report a brisk response to the home service fund drive for the Salvation Army with nearly half of a 3660 dollar goal raised. Enthusiasm runs high among lodge members and public sympathy grows as returning soldiers recall Salvation Army aid in Europe.
Henry Strong, president of the Findak company, died in Rochester on July 26. The report notes his leadership and impact on his firm, with brief biographical emphasis before closing.
Federal Judge Alschuler approved parole for William D. Bill Haywood, longtime I W W secretary, with likely release to Leavenworth and a series of hearings on appeals by Haywood and 93 other I W W members convicted in the case. The ruling places anticipated parole near the date of a broader appeal review, as discussions continue among federal officials.
SAN FRANCISCO July 2 4 announcement of the resignation of Umpire J Bedford was made at the Headquarters of the Pacific Coast League James Toman former Los Angeles shortstop was chosen to take his place In the grand stand and in the crowd there has been sharp hostility to Bedford's decisions
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness and sympathy from friends. Salvation Army officials arrive in Salt Lake to take charge of postwar work, with Captain and Mrs. Holbrook moving to Cheyenne and Commander Shearer directing relief and charity efforts across seven cities. A gathering for General and Mrs. Shearer is planned at the Salvation Army hall tomorrow night.
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