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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
10
A jumble of local notices lists rent signs for a three story block, job ads, court actions, military calls, cleanings services, and a birth announcement. It notes a decree in a divorce case with child support, a furlough return, and various city notices from Ogden and Salt Lake areas.
A Slate Parole Agent reports Patrick Goates and Thomas Maiad face serious charges in juvenile court over alleged involvement in a December night incident at Marion. They were arrested with two underage girls. charges for statutory offenses were dismissed for insufficient evidence. Goates contends a broader investigation prompted the charges after public interest and notes Gov. Tumberger approved a request for Thomas’s aid in Idaho.
Actress Alice Brady headlines Spurs of Sybil at the New Utah Theatre today as part of Popular Plays and Players. The program highlights Brady’s performance in this stage production and invites audiences to attend the matinee and evening show.
A March designated Farmers Implement Inspection and Repair Week urges Utah farmers to inspect all machinery and supplies, determine repairs or new equipment, and place orders. Backed by the U S Department of Agriculture and state defense councils, the drive stresses early action to avoid late shortages and high prices.
The official news agency says a supreme military roundup is formed for defense and the military commissioner issues a decree demanding universal arming. In Vancouver, carpenters win wage raise to five dollars per eight hours. A bicycle and a wheel are reported stolen, with a motor tank noted at the Carmexiebrary.
Fincup, the Indian hurler for the Philadelphia Nationals, has been in and out of fast company more than most players. Pat Moran warned he must prove himself this season or retire to the corps.
An invitation to all uniformed men to attend the annual military ball in Logan on March 9 is issued by the arrangements chair. The drama club plans a March 9 meeting at 4 40 PM at Mrs. David Eechos home with a lecture by St Toland Lewis on Munshi Drama and musical performances by Mrs. George Barlow and soloists.
Washington reports Italian front updates as Austro German command indicates a new offensive. Dispatched notes describe Feburary enemy troop gains and formation of a new tactical group similar to November’s. Troop columns push toward Valdinatico Garagina Guidicarla with artillery concentrations along the front. Allied observers note high command figures Koevess and Conradia nearby. refugees describe German morale shaken and desertions amid Italian resistance.
Chicago March 6. Ti?orer Sutherlang publisher of the Western British American and the Canadian American died here today after an illness two weeks. He was known for his charities and belt for recruiting men for the Beltlyn army. Born in Bulherlaodenire Scotland aged 63.
Ernest Wehling, recently arrested on a federal charge of threatening the president and released on bond, was today taken into custody by federal officers on a presidential warrant as a dangerous enemy alien. He remains held in county jail pending federal disposition.
Charles C. G Nelson an insane detainee held in the county jail will be returned to Richmond California tomorrow by County Clerk Charles M. Ramey. Nelson has about 85 dollars for his travel and previously earned 49 dollars from a railway ticket sale in New York City. He has no known relatives, and if he returns he will be cared for by Telonda.
The Rex offers a star studded minstrel style show featuring Herbert Rawlinson and a cast including Donald Groce and Yulda Marat. A comic riot titled The Ligh Sign anchors a varied program with a strong attraction, a dramatic western, and a final frolicsome comedy. At the Ogden, The Tails of Arras concludes, with Madge Kennedy in Our Little Wife and a new Goldwyn author. Manager Steck promotes a Cozy program blending western drama and light entertainment across afternoon and evening showings.
London March tribute in the House of Commons by Sir Francis Carson. The sister leader said, We were not very far apart on the Irish question. The remark signals possible significance amid divergent views on Ireland's troubles. Volume on compensation law reform noted, with monthly payments replacing a formerly stated schedule.
A damage suit seeks twenty five thousand dollars in connection with the death of a husband on the railroad right of way near Red Desert, Wye. The incident occurred September 22, 1016, and involves the estate of the deceased.
City hall notes show a revenue valuation dispute and delayed tax tool reports. Deputy says some individuals may miss deadlines through March 19 to April 1 while court actions focus on corporations. Additional details to follow next week.
The Rev TH Lechmann of Ternan Evangelical Church, recently released from Win salt Lake county jail on $6000 bond, announces withdrawal from wartime relief work for German internees. He asserts his efforts aimed at patriotic service and plans future activity despite ongoing legal actions.
Terlin March 6 In response to the Finnish government request for aid Germany announces landings of troops on the Aland Islands and confirms recent dispatches about German forces moving by land to the area. Stockholm had been informed by Germany’s intention by land troops reaching Aland where Sweden had recently sent a small force.
March 6 Secretary Paulels signed an order prohibiting intoxicants within a specified zone around a naval training nation or camp. The rule applies irrespective of city or town boundaries within the zone.
Financial markets show mixed moves with Lackawanna Steel and Republic Iran lifting steel shares while coppers, shippings, and textiles rise. Liberty bonds vary. Hogs and cattle in Chicago and Omaha traded high amid brisk demand. hogs at 25c above yesterday with bulk sold around 46.40 to 46.90.
Market reports from Kansas City and Ogden show receipts for hogs and cattle. Hogs trade around 4.80 to 4.80, cattlePriced mixed with steers near 72.26 to 70.30, calves and yearlings listed, sheep and lambs noted with prices. Also mention of market steady conditions and various feeder and canner categories.
Quotation activity on Wednesday shows Utah stocks posting mixed results with gains in some gains, notable recovery of 9 cents to 76 cents from 73 cents earlier, while concerns remain about a further rise. Mineral Flat and Silver King Consolidated show limited movement as trading closes with several firms reporting varied bid and asked prices.
A jumble of bank and industrial stock quotes appears with scattered bids and asks. Several names, including National Bank of Republic, Industrial Stocks, Amalgamated Luger, and Utah Dawer & Light, show varied price points while numerous figures read as erroneous OCR fragments.
Chicago reports show corn prices pressured by unfavorable weather with only 65.9 percent of farm stocks merchantable. Total farm stock reached 1.454 billion bushels, a record, while futures opened steady to higher. Oats gained on offerings, demand remained urgent, May corn closed up slightly.
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