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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1920
Page
1
An advertisement extols Nuxated Iron as a health tonic that builds red blood and physical strength. It cites Dr. John Vit Pine and medical authorities claiming iron improves energy and stamina for men and women, advising a five gram dose twice daily for two weeks to feel stronger and more alert.
The American Legion Opera presented for the third night of its production “PHL, Daft, Pout” to a full gallery, with half the floor occupied at the Or rhegos theatre. Bob Major and Lester Hindheatte carried the burden in principal roles, delivering well received performances. Josephine She rien tguln showed a strong vocal presence, while Miss Buy Browning Johansen and others provided notable singing and stage effort. The ensemble offered clear enunciation and engaging voices, with praise for the cast’s overall bold production.
The unions called for a joint board to be formed with equal representation from labor and management under the Railway Labor Act framework. A 90 percent labor majority reportedly approved joining the new structure, with the Association of Railway Executives named to nominate leaders for pay raises and rate hikes. Three groups of unions were identified, spanning Brotherhoods and International Associations, all urged to participate with seats allocated to each group.
Ogden lists show licenses and names connected to a thriving local business scene. The docket includes Leland Tr. Monson Ida Buriat George A. Philbin and others in Ogden and nearby areas. Officials note multiple individuals tied to enterprises and permits in the region.
Miners and operators in Seaw York area discuss a new wage agreement as the four year contract nears expiration in March. Reports say talks began with cautious tones and neither side committed to concrete terms. The effort aims to shape a broader settlement affecting miners and Philadelphia area operations.
Over thirty-five years ago two far seeing men established The Paraffine Paint Company in Oakland. They discovered black paraffine asphalt could make an excellent preservative paint. With the pioneer vision of Pierce and Beardsley, a chemist and oil expert, they planted the seed of a tremendous industry.
The soft coal miners and operators discussed wage demands and a potential contract amid cautious talks. Conference room discussions followed war years, with both sides aiming for fair terms under an international framework adopted previously.
In Philadelphia the Star & Republican notes a claim that France pays $100 a ton for coal. Swiss-born financier J. P. Morgan’s widow, chair of the French War Relief Committee, addresses the American Committee for Devastated France urging aid. The piece sketches American sentiment as cautious and cautious about future coal costs.
Alice Beck, senior, won Ogden High School’s Classicalia queen title by 138 votes, with Blanche Bare a distant second at 436 votes. The item includes a pharmacy ad for Analgesic Bromo Quinine tablets and a bank note with E W Grove signature.
Samuel Carr, a nationally known arson figure nicknamed fire bug, was arrested in Denver on an aid charge of arson. Ward delivered the news here, naming Quin W. Mareh F as the informant.
A fragment notes a prior charge involving three men, one admitting a phrase about a national Met FyMHcate organized for Mie and a plan to beat insurance con pinion, and mentions J J Brammitt at 2417 Hudson Avenue paying high prices for Liberty Bonds.
Work starts on a large basement extension for W I Wright and Sons, forcing sidewalk removal on the south side of the Twenty fourth street store. Project includes new masonry wall and route for department access. Confirmed by site foreman as ongoing this morning.
Reports reach Weber county indicate several summer homes in Ogden Canyon have been broken into. G I Berker, Charles Hallingaworth, and Wit Shei an are named among the residents reporting property loss in the canyon area.
A garbled passage discusses a burglary claim and an inventory of losses. It mentions a French president and references America, candidates, and speakers. The text also alludes to Chinese people and Bolshevik concepts in a disjointed, speculative tone.
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