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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
4
John Anderzot a 29 year old herder was found in an alley near the Trike garage on Hudson Avenue in a hallated condition. He told police he had been drugged and robbed of 50 dollars won in currency from his pocket. He was treated and placed under observation as detectives investigate the incident.
A historical bank record lists exclusive Ogden ownership with named executives including President David Occles, Vice Presidents Wattis Kaiser Hoag Browning and Hoag, Directors Ecowcroft Parker McIntosh, and officers Lee as Assistant Cashier and Bl as Cashier.
June 6 Panis dispatches describe mine sweeping in the English Channel as an extremely dangerous task. Seven ships in a two by two arrangement with steel cables set out a half mile wide and fifty miles long to rake German mine layers. Mines are laid in numbers up to twenty four per layer and frequently cluster near others, making the work perilous for crews and craft.
A sensational picture titled Hell Morgan's Girl was recently shown at the Rex, with advanced pricing. It features the Barbary Coast and a Frisco earthquake scene. Tickets are 10 cents for all shows.
James Mott Barlow Ogden resident and Weber stake council member died at his home 821 Twenty fourth street after a months long decline and a stomach ulcer operation. Born October 17 1858 in East Lake City he served as missionary and church officer in Salt Lake Weber counties. He held sales and buyer roles at Fred J Kiesel Co and John Scowcroft & Sons and is survived by wife Jane Clark and children Clifford Harlow Blythe Mellon Barlow Ellis Emma John Clark Barlow and one grandchild with brothers and sisters in Utah and Arizona. Burial arrangements to be announced by Larkin undertakers.
One Ogden man applied for enrollment under the national army law via City Recorder Richey after an automobile accident delayed him. The man’s name will not be announced. Enrollment totals by district are listed, with the county and city grand totals.
Rome reports in today's MATOMENE that Austrians launched an attack on the Trentino front but were met by reinforced Italian forces. After a daylong clash, the Metrians reportedly repulsed the enemy completely with strong counterattacks and heavy fighting conditions.
Federal service recruiting in Ogden and Salt Lake cities lists six more enlistees for the Wiah cavalry and other troops including Ray H. LaFon James W. LaFon John G. Hancock and Carl N. Warner plus Ed-6 and David L. Freezer from Weber area. Wagon train and truck detachments to be formed. 112 wagon privates and 60 truck drivers needed. Also stock quotes and Chicago cash prices are updated, with numerous Utah and Ogden firms cited in the market board.
A new two cent tax on bank checks and drafts over three dollars was approved by the Senate Finance Committee, expected to raise about ten million dollars in revenue. The panel also eliminated all house taxes on social, athletic and sporting clubs, with an anticipated gain of ten thousand dollars.
Quotation furnished over private wire shows muted trading on the Weyal Wibinx exchange. Antelope Star quoted at 23 cents, Colorado Cameculated at 1844 cents, and Alta Tunnel and Heung Consolidated among others with minor price moves.
Paddy McGuire appears in a Billie week feature tied to Flirting with Danger. The column outlines era specifics and entertainment notes spotlighting McGuire.
An advertisement from Culley Drug Co. promotes Parmint with double atreneth mixed into a hot water and sugar solution. It claims quick relief from catarrhal deafness and head noises, opening clogged nostrils and easing throat drips. Instructions specify one tablespoon four times daily, with easy preparation and pleasant taste.
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