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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1917

Page

5

Ogden City to revise Capitol avenue sidewalk district plans

Notice from Ogden City Board of Commissioners announces intention to revise described improvements creating sidewalks on Capitol Avenue Harrison to Tyler and adjoining streets. Plans include grading, drainage, curb, gutter, and a new 5 foot sidewalk, with trees poles and fences removed as needed. A special levy to fund the project is proposed, with protests due by a stated deadline.

Notlee Doard Commissionera Ogden City Utah Capitol Avenue Harrison Tyler Avenue Tyler Harrison and Oakland Tiree Abattora Banking Caden State Bank, Commercial & Far Bankinysician Ferniund Moe Snd Nooka Caprio Avenue Harrison Iamwell Hook Darty Washlwater Trier Avenue Twenty-third Twenty-fifth Mansi Rison Tyler Avene Harrison Avenue Board of Commissionera Board of Commissioners Walter Kicung Clix Reconier Ogden Standard

Fraternal Society Notices and Local Lodge Activities

A broken OCR section lists fraternal groups including Woodmen of the World, Order of Owls, Modern Woodmen, Knights of Pythias and other lodges. It notes meetings, locations on Washington Avenue and adjacent streets, invites attendees, and names secretaries and officers as well as times like 7:30 PM on Wednesdays.

French Ministers Welcome Japan Visit in Romania

French ministers welcomed a Japanese envoy arriving in Romania on June 3. The dignitaries exchanged embassies and asked for navigation support as the ceremony unfolded.

Japan Romania Va Lana Gia Thoman Hee

Weather forecast for the coming week in Washington

Predictions from the weather bureau sodar indicate fair weather and normal temperatures in the West. The Midwest and upper Mississippi Valley expect rain early in the week, then generally fair weather after Monday with moderate temperatures. Rockies and plateau areas show generally fair temperatures near seasonal averages. The general forecast across the western states remains fair with nominal temperatures.

Washington Weather Bureau Sodar Proseriie Mississippi Rocky Mountain Plateau Vacle

Commission Seeks Special Authority On Rail Carrier Rules

Washington officials say the commerce commission will today seek special authority to act without standard approval. The move aims to curb undue discrimination and to set rules for railroad equipment acquisitions and related transfers. A rough, fragmentary note outlines potential priorities amid ongoing regulatory debates.

Washington

British Subjects in United States Recruiting to Serve

Lieutenant General Bridges announces British and Canadian subjects in the United States may enlist in Imperial or Canadian forces. The British recruiting office in New York will expand nationwide with examinations and transport to depots, targeting men ages 18 to 45. Major hubs include New York Boston Philadelphia and coastal areas, with medicals and costs covered by authorities.

New York T. M.J. Bridges United States Associated Creedx Bern Bridges W. A. White Connaught Mangers Broadwey Quust Law of Nations Mrasuren General White Htleara Boston Philyselphes

Wallington Senate votes on food futures and homestead land

The June 2 vote totals 37 to 17 on a food bill amendment by Senator Nelson to empower the president to halt futures speculation that raises prices for wheat and other foods, potentially allowing exchange closure during war. Ronald Falls’s land opening proposal for New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and South Dakota under the 640 acre homestead act faced opposition from Senators Walsh and Hustley and was criticized as benefiting cattlemen and monopolizing land.

Wallington Nelson Minnesota Fand Ronald Fall New Mexico Coloradon Utah South Dakota

Arrest of Grand Duke Reported in London Dispatch

London June 2 6 15 p m The arrest of Grand Duke Nicholas former commander in chief of the Russian armies in consequence of royalist riots Mt Tiflis is reported to an Exchange Telegraph dispatch quotlog advices received from Wetrogram

London Grand Duke Nicholas Mt Tiflis Wetrogram

Deaths in Dairy Herd From Anthrax Plot

In Honolulu Illinois on June 2 twenty six cows died in a dairy herd from anthrax. Dr Victor Norgaard the territorial veterinarian says the deaths were deliberate inoculations. Dr Donald Currie an anthrax expert agrees the outbreak appears a plot to curb food supply. Federal authorities are investigating men seen loitering near the herd.

Honolulu T. IL Victor Norgaard Donald Currie Leprosy Investigation Board

Workmen Demand Higher Wages in Russian Coal Region

In the Dogetz coal and metal metallurgical region workers demand a monthly mine wage of 260 rubles. The representatives pressed the claim at a conference with the assistant labor official, seeking a settlement on the labor troubles. They argue the figure reflects the basic cost of living for a family, noting the prewar Russian ruble equaled about 51 cents in American money.

Tetmograt London Dogetz Coal Ami Ainttee

Motorcycle Fall Kills Child. Family Mourns

A motorcycle fell on a child named Arthur Ivan Laston in Fiovo on June 1 while he climbed the bike’s middle. He died later at Drove General Hospital from internal injuries. His mother Mrs James Clayton rushed to help. Funeral services are planned for Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Third Ward chapel.

FIOVO Bie Arthur Ivan Laston Life Home James Third Ward

Fragmented OCR notes on fatigue and rheumatism remedy

An unclear OCR fragment discusses backache and rheumatism suffered by a named reader and mentions a man on the road and a potential remedy. It references kidney issues and a possible cure claim tied to a person named Lowne and a company. The text is garbled and contains broken names and phrases.

Provinces in China Revolt Threaten Pekin

June 2 Six provinces Anbu Chili Hele CheKiank Fo Kien and FHo Nan declare independence and threaten a joint expedition to Pekin to force dissolution of parliament and reinstatement of Tuan Chi Ju. Tang Hautupa resigns as speaker and joins military governors amid a volatile political crisis.

Pekin Anbu Chili Hele CheKiank Fo Kien Fho Nan Tang-Hautupa Apeaker Tien-Telno Chang Haon Nanking Fene-Kwo-Chang Ching Hai

American commission to Russia sails to aid new government

Eltha Root leads the American commission to Russia to assist the provisional government in its war effort and nation building. The party, including Mott, McCormick, Lertton, Vincan, Thussell, and General Scott, departed Washington May 15 and traveled by land to the Pacific coast for naval transport under censorship.

Washington Huassian American Commission Russia Eltha Root Navy Department Yusels United States Wilson Toot Pacific Coast Pacific Enjoya Hugh L Scott Staf James Ef. Glencon Pharles A. Crane Ensoy Extraonsingary

Russian Councils Meet at Capital Petrograd

A Kronstadt council delegation arrived in Petrograd and was received by committees from the Petrograd council. They declare agreement with Petrograd but seek clarity on government relations. Petrograd delegates planned to travel to Kronstadt to investigate fortress seizures.

Fpetrograd Via Landes Kronstatt Eauuters Andi Workmen Petrograd Kronstadt Tetrograd Ato Roltg

War budget reaches three billion dollars in settlement

Warrington, June 2 — the three billion dollar war budget, including 760,000 for an American merchant marine, was completed by the war conference conferees who traded an agreement on all messes. The emergency fleet corporation led by General Gustus will be used for merchant vessels alongside the government publishing board, while the $10,609.49 allocation to the secretary of war was stricken out. Today’s action is final and complete.

Warrington Inclues Weaste Hoavy Rerponabte Emergency Fleet Corporation General Gusthats Boand Secretary of War

Ted Johnson Wins Marathon in Rocky Mountain Event

Ted Johnson of Batt Lake City won the fifth renewal of the Rocky Mountain Neva modified marathon, covering 102.5 miles in 1:04:16. Best previous time was 1:01:43.5. Fred Duncan of Littleton and Harold D. Rhea of Littleton followed, with thirteen entrants finishing.

Ted Johnson Batt Lake City Rocky Mountain Johinson Fred Duncan Littleton Colo.ma Harold D. Rhea Ume

Protest Against Higher Rates In Freight Rise

Washington June . Wheat producers in North Dakota warned of profit losses if the 15 per cent rail freight increase went through. Attorney General William Lancer told the Interstate Commerce Commission. Farmers from the grain belt said higher charges would reduce production. James A. Keller voiced concerns for California and Nevada cement and plaster interests. Bean and dried fruit dealers and canners from the same region predicted heavy losses and decreased output. Protests were filed by farmers, shippers, and growers in California and the Northwest citing industry hardships amid prohibition.

Washington North Dakota William Lancer The Atste Interstate Commerce James A. Keller California

Interned Germans Attempt Escape from Immigration Station

Two Germans confined at the Immigration station near Flushing swam toward the mainland after leaping into the water. One, Wilita Schulze, a young caller, was captured while attempting to land. the other, Steinhard, slipped away but was later reported.

New York Oz Flllssland Wilita Schulze Coulgt Steinhard

Corns Lift Out With The Fingers Says Authority

An advertisement claims corns and hard skin can be removed pain free by applying Wireclay and a few drops of freezone. The ether compound dries instantly, does not inflame surrounding skin, and costs a small amount at drug stores. The notice notes many women wear high heel footwear contributing to corns.

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