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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1916
Page
5
The police desk sergeant reports the municipal court collected 1654 through arrests of 291 people since June, averaging 5.62 dollars per head. At present prisoners are in jail, with daily board and riding costs near year‑to‑date averages.
The following marriage licenses were issued today at the county court clerk office Sam Weatherford age 49 and Berena Haneen age 61 of Harris ham Cy were married by John V Tiluth Rufus Watana and Cary E MM Brodt of Ogden John M Klenke Jr and Dorothy M Fischer both of Ogden
A fragmentary line shows David Lewis guiding his companions toward the trail and offering encouragement and assistance as they move toward Albion. The passage captures a moment of help and support during a journey with lines of blessing and care.
An elderly man, 108 years old, insisted on walking rather than ride to Albion after learning he could not go, despite his advanced age. He recently trekked 20 miles in 28 hours from Centrville to Ogden and aims to finish the 250 mile journey on foot, showing remarkable endurance.
A party of twenty Knight Templars from Columbus Ohio arrived in Ogden today from Los Angeles where they attended a triennial conclave. They rode on Southern Pacific train No 20 and planned to depart for Yellowstone Park on the Yellowstone special.
J W Greenwell, arrested June 12 for forging a 16 check on Ogden Furniture and Carpet Co, appeared before Judge J A Howell and pleaded guilty. He was sentenced to serve the month in county jail. Prosecutors noted prior similar offenses but restitution by his father prevented earlier arrests. judge set the sentence to run as a deterrent.
Ad copy claims Bunion Comfort eases bunions without surgery, letting wearers use regular shoes. It touts 72 percent of women seeing relief and offers a money back guarantee, urging readers to try Janea Comfort by A.R. McIntyre Drug Co at Eccles Building.
Notice of a regular meeting held on Wednesday the 25th results in a vote to convene a special meeting Saturday July 1 at the Owls Club rooms 04 Washington Ave for inflating show members and offering a $5 rate. I. W. Beckett business agent signs the notice.
Fred Meissner sues F J Wheeler for 190.84 claiming breach of lease terms. He says Wheeler abandoned property before term and refused to pay rent. Meissner took charge to prevent destruction, case before Judge N. Harris. Classified ads wrap the item in a brief, fragmentary note.
The Ogdenne Fall Merchants Association delays its July 4 outing at the Hermitage to mid August. Chairman J B Carver says plans are not ready and four days is insufficient to prepare a bigger event with a big barbecue planned. No definite August date set. committees aim to surpass past efforts and offer a crisp steer barbecue.
Opening market days reflect Mexican elevation as a key financial factor with gains in cerCal stocks including ercelal Sssuen and Mexican Petroleum. Cotton, sugar, and livestock futures show mixed moves as hog prices stall and grains slip before midday, while listed industrial and utility stocks hold firm on demand.
Chicago grain prices show higher quotations influenced by overproduction concerns and heavy rainfall in the region. Market observers note supplies and domestic conditions contributing to the uptick in quotes despite damp weather affecting delivery prospects.
Summary of local market activity lists Alta Con with a 44 cent advance and New Quincey at 2342 cents, Prince Con steady at 1271, and South Uecla at 3.00, with Sells in demand at 27 cents. Quotations provided by I A Hasle & Co. on Washington Avenue.
United States Consul Frederick Simpleh in Nocales Arizona presided over the relocation of destitute Teluives to their homes. Washington issued indications that remaining Arteri fans in Mexico would be sent out. Chinese arrivals from Mexico continued to be documented as American aid faced disruption amid reports of food shortages. The American Consulate was looted as a broader anti American sentiment surfaced in Washington on June 39.
A demonstration yesterday in Nogales Sonora saw the American consulate entered and looted. Reports say Consul Scrmpldh faced the mob while the American shield was dragged through the streets and data on losses are unconfirmed.
On June 29 1929 Commandant FP M Hennett of the Mara Island navy yard telegraphed Chief of Police White requesting federal troops if needed to guard teamsters hauling cargo bound for Mexican waters. Telegrams said sympathizers at the docks attacked several drivers at Mara Island siding.
Washington June 22 The war department submitted supplemental estimates to Congress today calling for an appropriation of 15,000,000 for army and national guard air service and requested that the money be made available immediately. The estimates show an increase of
Senate figures show H12,090,090 and 416,000,000 proposed boosts to defense funding. The plan calls for twelve National Guard aeroplane squadrons outfitted immediately under the signal corps, one per tactical division, each squadron with three aircraft, scouting and battle capability, plus motor trucks and Molitreca equipment.
Berlin reports that Dr Kurl Liebknecht is automatically disbarred as a lawyer after an appeal process. The ruling does not affect his seats in the Prussian diet or the Reichstag, which come from voter elections. His legislative status remains intact despite loss of civil rights tied to the legal profession.
Berlin reports Austro Hungarian torpedo boats shelled a factory and freight train near Cla nanava on the Italian east coast on June 23 and returned without molestation. A hydroplane advance at Trieste was halted. observer killed and pilot captured. On June 24, squadron bombed road bridges and stations at Tortel Mal and Porto Grado and then resumed mmbarmed operations.
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