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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
8
Work has begun on the swimming pool at the South Washington avenue school. The pool will be large enough to accommodate many children at once and is expected to be ready for use by the children of the city by the end of July, according to City Commissioner Miles Ty Jones.
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L Read, head of the motor car company, is in Ogden for a short visit to family. He arrived yesterday after being stationed at Fort Snelling, Minnesota. He plans a brief stay with his parents and friends in the city.
Taxi driver Kim Campton of Salt Lake was held up at gunpoint by three passengers near the Ogden Golf and County Club. He was gagged tied and robbed of 349 dollars and 130 in cash after being forced to drive to a corner. He freed himself only partially and reported the theft to police. Officers warned Salt Lake officials as they chase the suspects described by Campton.
Mike Evich, arrested Wednesday night by Deputy Blackburn as he left a freight train at the corner of Thirty second and Maclinavenne after a pistol duel with Evichs partner, was sentenced by Judge D S Roberta to hard labor in the county jail for ninety days. Evich, a Serbian, pleaded guilty to carrying a deadly weapon and claimed the talkey shot, saying he would not have used it if the occasion demanded. He said he did not know the man he was with or the deputy, and was beating his way from Evanston to his city. Deputy Blackburn testified complaints had been received about this class of men disturbing the sheriff's division. officers investigated. Evich drew a pistol as Blackburn approached. a struggle ensued and Evich knocked Blackburn down, then fled, leading to a pistol duel.
The bathhouse for auto tourists at Jones Grove is under construction and will be ready in about two or three weeks, per City Engineer Tracy. The facility combines a comfort station with separate shower rooms for men and women, a platform for washing autos, and will serve tourists already using the camp grounds.
Van Alen Canning Company on Two Nutiral Street and Reeves Avenue began canning peas yesterday afternoon. The short run proceeded as the peas season typically opens around June 24 to 25. The firm expects a steady expansion of pea output over the coming weeks with early and late varieties to follow.
American officers in Coblenz have refused to display posters advertising the Rhenish republic sent by French soldiers. French troops delivered bundles of the posters to the garrison, and officials declined to put them up, signaling tension over Allied political messaging in postwar Germany.
Wild Bill Kennedy a famed buckaroo from Yoxder River country will perform at the Wild West show staged by the Ogden Astary club at the state fair grounds in Salt Lake on June 19 20 and 21. The committee reported the plan as a landmark entertainment and praised the venture as one of the nation’s greatest shows.
The Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, now the International Order of Railway Clerks and Handlers, expands from 25,000 members in January 1915 to about 200,000, with 1250 delegates at a Cincinnati convention May 22 to 11 days. Utah and western delegates pushed for future conventions. J. I. Rester reelected grand president amid wage and condition debates. next meeting planned for Dallas, Texas. Concerns noted on railroad conditions, wage increases around 62 percent per Hines, but actual employee raises nearer 19 percent. Prohibition fears spark regional unease, with Cincinnati liquor stocks valued around 5.01 million.
At the 1st May meeting of the Ol den Luisbermen's club it was decided that the following lumber yards would release at twelve o'clock noon on Sal Vardaya starting June 7 until further notice Badger Coal & Lumber Co Boyd Lumber Co Rem Der Co Eober Co and Lumber & Coal Go Tionera Coal & Lumber Co Utah & Oregon Lumber Co Volker Lumber Co Wheelwright Ilmber Co 4228
The Emma B Kaiser estate is valued at over 170000 in the inherited tax appraisal filed with the district. Officials noted the appraisal supports estate settlement and tax obligations, listing the estate value and relevant filings.
Court proceedings list O J Stilwell Kat Pierce and S T Whitaker as administrators in the estates of Emma B Kaiser and Tim G Mackman. Petitions seek letters of administration after heirs are identified. Estate values noted include 170,342.26 and 20,702.28 with reported totals and heirs pending court action.
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