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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1916
Page
4
Woman's Page highlights sunshades from frilly Caplant carriages to chic tilored umbrellas with ferrule ends. Describes parasols in stripes, dots, fringe, ribbons, and embroidery with royal Belgian blue, Tipperary yellow, and Japanese styles. also covers parasol handles, trims, textures, and a brief recipe for chicken loaf.
A chaotic scene outside a Halland hotel delayed a crucial verdict as witnesses described an infuriated Italian figure and police noting clues. The crowd's presence is cited as pivotal in preventing further violence.
Salt Lake City crowds line Main Street to bid farewell as 142 Utah National Guard members depart Fort Douglas for the Mexican border. Mayor Ferry, Governor Boren, and officials attend a ceremonial sendoff at Union Station, with bands playing America and banners fluttering. Mothers weep as soldiers depart, while Grand Army veterans salute departing troops.
Jobo Frazzi entered Central hostel offices about 10 45 pm and accused proprietor Louis Avendet of poisoning his breakfast. A quarrel sparked a fight during which Frazzi drew a pocket knife and slashed Avendet’s throat and face before escaping upstairs through a window. Police report says Frazzi wanted a 6 am call to catch a train and secure a job offered earlier.
Fargo June 28 The strength of the newly organized Farmers' Non Partisan political league will be tested in a state wide primary today. The league fronts a complete ticket headed by Adon Frazier for governor. Voters focus on a three way Republican race for United States senator with Gurator I. B. Hanna Senator PY. J. Metomber and HR. A. Nestos as contenders.
A promotional piece touts “nuxated iron” as a vitality booster, claiming it can reverse aging signs and restore vigor. It urges readers to test strength, lists dramatic improvements in endurance, and promises a double strength payoff in ten days with a money-back guarantee.
A collision last evening at about seven involved a motorcycle ridden by E J Wright of 437 Merrick Avenue and an automobile driven by John L Herrick, president of Western Statranl. Wright was thrown but got up. motorcycle damage valued around $13. Herrick was southbound on Washington Avenue and turned onto Twentyfifth Street, Wright northbound on Washington. A maneuver by Wright to avoid a crash caused the motorcycle to strike the auto’s front sheet, preventing a worse accident.
New York June 28 The director of the Colorado Fact ard Iron company a Rockefeller property today declares a dividend of thirty percent on the preferred stock to the account of accumulated dividends on that issue. There is in all fifty nine percent words
New York on June 28 Mayor Mitchel objected to forming a regiment of troops composed entirely of men born German. He argued drawing racial lines in American military affairs would be harmful and urged the suggestion be rejected in favor of joining regular national guard units or other federally rated forces.
Chicago reports an early attempt to dynamite the G A Callbearing plant linked to ongoing strike action. Peter Cunill, business agent of a film workers union, was chased by police for two blocks and fired several shots. four dynamite sticks were recovered at the scene.
At a Tokyo conference at Count Okuma's home leaders discussed promoting Christian Sunday schools in Japan. They noted Haddhist influence and the public schools discouraging Sunday schools, with steps planned to correct the condition during the Tokyo convention.
The column lists theater bills including Wilbur and Their First Quarrel at Alhambra and other showings like Hidden Fires and Perils of Divorce with mixed reviews. It also notes weddings Ida Reberg and Bert Hall, receptions at Merrick Preston Mt Joseph A Wests Home, and fraternal and church meetings including Modern Woodmen Eagles and Women of Woodcraft with various schedules and venues.
A Mongolian rosewood desk humidor, once the property of Mohammed V of Turkey, used by Anders Randolf in The Writer Question, is described as a prized prop in a Vital Question production. The article notes the piece preserved Turkish tobacco flavors and mentions a gift history involving the sultan and a cartoonist, with elephants and camels later sent as gifts.
Private sale of personal property from the estate of William Glater, deceased, is announced. The notice states the sale will occur at a private sale, and lists the estate as the title holder. Specifics are limited due to the damaged OCR text.
Legal notice of a mortgage on six acres in Davis County Utah linked to a promissory note of thirteen hundred dollars due 1920 and six percent interest, with sale terms cash and 10 percent bid deposit. Also notices for special road district elections in Weber County on July 20 1916 to authorize a two mill tax for road construction and maintenance with designated election judges.
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