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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1918
Page
9
An Ogden page reports a Weber County defense council meeting tonight at the Eccles Building in Ogden with attendees including Charles Hollingsworth's offices. Meanwhile local notices list steam laundry ads, real estate offerings, and community updates about residents, repairs, and jobs.
The Ulish-Idiaho Central railroad Company has filed demurrers to three damage suits brought by John Rudge Mrs. John Russell and Bis C. Q. Collina for 2500 each. The incidents allege injuries on the line between Dede and Brigham City last year. The company argues the complaints fail to show which agency caused the injuries or how the railroad was negligent.
Multiple funeral notices from Poulson Hooper Jardine Nelling Lind Nell ing, and Lind for residents Gale Poulson Eliza Hooper Elmar Jardine Vere Nelling Anna Lind with details on services venues speakers and burial places including Ogden West Weber Huntsville and Promontory locations.
Thelma Young died this morning at her parents home 244416 Lincoln Avenue after burns from a Ras healer incident. Born May 6, 1898 in Kann Utah she was a student at Lig School and is survived by parents Alfred and Mrs Young and siblings Alfred, Nepal, Jos, McGregor, George, William, Verda, Leona all of Ogden. Services set for Twenty-Aree Street and The ukty avenue at 8 15 p.m. with Mi s W Woodbury officiating. The body is at Lindaquiet chapel.
An odd image titled The Soule of ByDll! appears at the Vinh theater. The photo is described as unusual and different, with a playful note urging viewers to see it and warning of a jit advertisement.
Ogdenites saw Madame Vorlay Hammer in The Muoeler Builder at the Orpheum with manager Joseph Gass noting she is one of the most consummate artists in American Blaze. Her grace and acting craft impressed, surpassing Nazimova in Hedda Gabler, with fluent, distinguished English and an upcoming Ogden production to finish artistically.
Managers announce a rich lineup across venues for the coming week. Utah, Ogden, Orpheum, Lyceum, Rex, and Alhambra present stars including Alice Brady, Lyman Dartymore, Madge Kennedy, Harold Lloyd, Petrova, Toreany Hammer, Neal Hert, Marie Walcamp, Marguerite Clayton, Mougolin Fairbanks, William S Hart, Douglas Fairbanks, and Grace Cunard. Listings include comedies, dramas, vaudeville, and silent features with dates, titles, and headliners across multiple days and venues.
County horticultural inspector argues for proper spray quantity to control pests and borers in fruit trees. He cites San Jose orchards as a model and warns against overuse or misuse, calling for thorough preparation and even coverage to protect crops and reduce disease risk.
A fragmented notice blends personal tribute with a stock market update. It mentions iL Rence and Auger, a testimonial tone, and includes livestock market figures from Ogden Live stock and Union Stock Yards. Prices show fluctuations with cattle and feeders listed.
An upcoming Wednesday afternoon gathering in county offices will unite factory partners and government representatives to address labor shortages and wage issues. The session aims to chart coping measures for high demand and to set compensation standards for Taber and nearby towns amid ongoing national strain.
Ning births were recorded as the largest daily tally this year, with names and addresses listed for newborns including boys and girls born March 4 to March 1. Commissioner Shannon praised prompt reporting by doctors while noting ongoing negligence in birth reporting across the city.
Washington announces a call for 16,000 machinists and skilled workers for the army aviation section. Inductions may come via local draft boards or recruiting offices, with training in San Antonio and various factories. The list includes auto and engine mechanics, carpenters, machinists, blacksmiths, toolmakers, electricians, toolmakers, watchmakers, and instrument makers among others.
Washington March 4 Major General Peyton March formally assumed his new duties as acting chief of the general staff relieving Major General Biddle who has been directing staff affairs since General Tina the chief of staff was ordered to the supreme war council in Fhirps.
January reports from the war office show German forces dropping 1482 bombs over territory held by British troops in France. In the same period Allied aviators released 7653 bombs in enemy zones. Washington March 4 The War Department asked Congress to authorize an additional 450 million for the army program, on top of 89 million already allotted.
The Osd en Theatre shows The Man Above the Law with Duke Ghalmera as a white trader profiting from whiskey and firewater. A missionary arrives seeking to teach, while a romance and tribal jealousy unfold. Strong performances by Richards on and May Garelie aid a flawed but ambitious melodrama.
George Caray, a property clerk from Sho petien station, filed a report detailing total prison costs of 977.88 and restaurant-like charges. The February report shows 42.20 for sending THikonerthy and references a salary discussion with Chief Browning and Commnister Miles Ta Janos, who will submit to the city commissioners.
Oliver G. Ellis replies to Hull England inquiry about a church member. The note concerns immigration or religious status and a questionnaire signed by Homer F. Tyington, with reference to the United States consulate handling matters.
On his way from Washington J C Fredell stopped in Ogden to visit his brother Lieutenant Fredell who has served in the war department for years and now joins aviation. The Fredell family is well represented in the military. Another brother First Lieutenant Geo Fredell serves on the aviation examining board at Seal Beach.
Six cars carry 1974 ancient mail destined for New Zealand. An extra car, loading at 7:46 p.m., reports congestion at the United States Railway Mail service in the federal building. Officials lack cause for the delay. Special cars arrived via Union Pacific from the east, likely assembled in New York and Chicago.
Brigham City fruit growers association secured a 26200 judgment against George J. Anthony Wrodiee company over 100 carloads of peaches shipped in 1934. The case sought 40000 plus costs. trial attorneys were Ton V. Christensen and George W. Witklin for the growers. The ruling follows disputes over bulk shipments and delays at Zollman company, with the grower association prevailing on breach and price claims.
The Supreme Court ruling in 1908 articulated that the Chicago Board of Trade act was not in restraint of trade under the anti trust law. Denver’s bid to curb water rates failed as the court upheld lower valuations and allowed the city option to purchase. The White House picketing case reversed lower court rulings and affirmed assembly legality during a period of suffrage agitation. Ford tax dispute dismissal and patent resale price limits were also decided, with the court limiting patentees’ control over resale pricing of their articles.
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