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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1919
Page
12
New York June 10. At a conference attended by grain trade representatives in the United States, the handling of the 1919 wheat crop was discussed. The conference was called by Julius Barnes.
The United States Army occupation forces won the swimming championships at Lake St. James Holsfie Newlogue on Saturday with 4 points. Spectators included Secretary Lansing and Ambassador John W. Davis. Notable performances featured Gardner and Mawking among the winners in various events, with Army of occupation teammates McFarren and Douglas taking the 400 yard relay in 5 11.
In Paris on Sunday during the Allied Games tennis events, the American team lost both singles matches. Australian G. J. Patterson defeated Watson Washburn in five sets, with a strong cannonball serve shaping the match. O'Hara Wood beat Dean Mathey in four sets after losing the opening frame, as details show scores of 6-4, 6-4, 6-9.
In St Louis Missouri the second half of the Trans Mississino golf championship at the St Louis Country Club produced low scores from players new to the title as veterans predicted a new champion after Saturday’s finals. Clarence Wellf and Arthur Horibrake tied at 73 while Dockenkamp and Knepper posted solid 76s and 96 respectively as the field for the 31 hole qualifier edged toward a medalists’ outcome. Benny Leonard defeated Charlie Pitts in Montreal in a ten round lightweight title bout tonight.
Jack Dempsey, world heavyweight challenger, decides not to box until his left hip injury from a training bout heals. He resumes road work as doctors expect a two to three day healing window and calls the setback a major trial in his path to the title.
Chicago report states Chick Evans, national open and amateur champion, will not defend his title in the Western Championship at St Louis but remains entered. The field will include Eastern contenders Francie Onimet, current champion, and John Anderean of SIWAnG, with Evans sending in his entry as the Western event approaches.
In Newton Massachusetts on June 10, Francis Quimet and Charles Evans led the national open at Bras Burn Country Club with 18 holes showing rain and tough ground. They remain near top with many professionals, as the field tightens toward the final rounds. Mitchell defeated Hanlon in Indianapolis in a no-decision bout after Hanlon hurt his hand early.
Local business leaders urge construction of a large modern hotel in Ogden to capture growth, conventions, and business travel. They argue existing facilities are strained and a flagship hotel would boost the city’s economy and attract major industries and events.
Detroit June 10 Paul M Warburg former treasury official opened the National Association of Credit Men meeting calling for a unified national budget system The speech urged budgetary reform to align price adjustments and wage policies with fiscal priorities and stabilize the economy through coordinated public and private spending actions
Warburg urged a permanent board to coordinate incomes and expenditures across departments and saw vast opportunities for American banking strength. He warned against inflationary credit and urged production and saving driven growth, urging the nation to consolidate efforts for constructive enterprise. Rend the Classified Ads.
Markets reported cotton futures jumping 377 points with a base around 18.85 per bale amid supply worries and strong demand. News notes also mention Royal Air Force honors to U S seaplane crew and Civil War era memorials, along with Des Moines deep rain parade and a fatal accident near Camp Dodge.
A aircraft serving as herald for a motor track demonstration tour over Missouri and Illinois crashed in Ituomibal Missouri this morning. The plane fell out of control and burst into flames injuring no casualties reported at field.
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