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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1918

Page

12

Through blockade in Sierras delays heavy travel

Western trans near Ail Oopre faced schedule chaos as storms halted trains between iho Nev and Surarak Cal. Passengers arriving in Ogden from Igelra were fourteen hours late. some crews and trains rerouted while the tracks were cleared. Roarke and Reno were among affected cities with through traffic disrupted.

APC Iho Nev Surarak Cal Passenpalus Ogden Igelra Suruml Tralne Roarke Reno

Firesterg Meet at Knepp's Office in Ogden

Members of the Intermountain section of the Society of American Foresters met in regular session at the office of F. Knepp in Ogden last night. About 25 attended. C N Woods from Ogden HQ spoke on Claims and an inspection on Grazing Reconnaissance was given by D. A. Shoemaker. Knepp, president, was absent. A. S. Onan served as secretary. Meanwhile in Chicago Francis J. a ., attorney for the federal trade commission, returned and said he does not expect the packing house to resume gains until tomorrow.

Society of American Forws F. Knemp Setrict Forester CN. Woods Ogden D. A. Shoemaker Cke LF. Knelpp Inermountain Cawass A. 5. Onan

Farm Bureau Day Planned at Riverdale Town

Riverdale hosts Farm Bureau Day with a 2 pm program of music and speeches. A banquet at 6 pm and evening dance follow, with both women's and men's bureaus helping. It marks Weber county’s third Farm Bureau Day after prior celebrations in Eden and Hooper.

Rivergals Farm Bureau Weber County Edennil Hooper

Railroad bill ready ten sign in Washington March 14

Congress disposed of the railroad control bill in conference, sending it to the president after the house approved the report. McAdoo ordered a December 31 1917 inventory of rail materials and supplies as private control ended, for government purchasing and improvements under the act.

Washington Congress House Senate McAdoo di Tester

John Thompson Leaves to Join Utah Engineers

John C. Thompson of Utah Canal construction left for Fremont California to join the 319th Engineers in the selection draft. He is about 29, son of Mrs L Thompson who is in San Bernardino spending the winter. Thompson is trained for engineering service and expected to aid America’s fighting forces.

John C. Thompson Utah Canalruction Company Uncle Sam Fremont Cal Witt Mie 319Th Rengineers Thompson Aworica Gaden Anthe L. Thompson San Bernardino

Johnston backs Japanese aid to Russia in cautious stance

Boston March 14 Brigadier General John A Johnston commander of the northeast department says forces opposing sending Japanese troops to Russia include those with pro German or anti British ties. He argues for consideration of varying factors and that aiding Japan could be in U S interests. Lieutenant Colonel William H H Judson reports Russia fears Japanese intervention could sway public opinion toward Germany.

Boston Russia John A. Johnston Department of the Northeast United States Teussia Allieg Trussia Germany Willian HH. Judson

Demurrer Filed in Mietus Property Case

A demurrer has been filed in the Palestine court by Peter Mietus the defendant in the suit for possession of property brought by Charles Gingham claiming the complaint lacks sufficient facts for a cause of action. Chez Stine handle the case for Mietus a Holland er. The dispute centers on a lease said to be from a relative of Dingham who died, with Bingham contending the lease was unauthorized.

Palsteine Court Peter Mietus Charles Gingham Chez & Stine Mietua Miletus 15 Dingham Bingham

Births Reported to City Commissioner Shorten

The births listed today include James A. and Estella West at 3232 Washington avenue, on March 18. John and Jennette Tillotson at 478 Twenty-second street, on March 9. Henry C. and Dorant Barker at 1237 Washington avenue, a girl born on March 4. George S. and Myrtle J. Flewelling at 563 Thirty-sixth street, a boy born on March unknown.

George Shorten James A Estella West Washington Avenue Box John and Jennette Tillotson Twenty-second Street Carl Henry C Dorant Barker George S Myrtle J. Flewelling

Extra Pay For Aviators Stands

Washington March 14 The Senate Military Committee unanimously disapproved legislation to restore the 50 per cent aviation allowances. A clause repealing the allowances in the Omnibus bill was struck out, preserving existing extra pay for aviators as recommended by General Porching and Secretary Baker.

Washington Porching Baker Senate Military Committee

Utah Athletes Granted Furlough for Nationals Track

Clinton Tareon of Brigham Young University, holder of a six foot six and a half inch high jump record, received furlough to travel to New York for the AAU national indoor track and field championships. Larson captured five firsts at a recent aviation tournament and set a 6 feet 2 inches military high jump record.

WACG Tex Clinton [Tareon Brigham Young University New York Twenty Second Regiment Jecunetary Larson

Cadet Killed at Kelly Field in San Antonio Flight

Aviation cadet Howard Holladay of Denver was killed when his airplane fell 4000 feet at Kelly Field near San Antonio. He was 24, a University of Idaho graduate, and left Fort Riley to become an aviator after serving in the infantry. His brother Charles Holladay is a chemistry professor.

San Antonio Tex Howard Holladay Deover Colo Cadet Kelly Howard W. Nolladay Denver Cole Howard Halladay Kelly Field Howard W. Halladay Fort Riley Kan University of Idaho Charles A. Holladay

Browning Gun Shown In Action At Utah Theatre News Picture

A Browning light and heavy machine gun is displayed in action at the Utah Theatre News Picture. The weapon, made in Ogden, is described as marvelous and interesting, with the word VICTORY highlighted as a morale booster for the remainder of the week.

Utah Theatre News Ogden

Seventy on U5 Casualty List in War Report

General Pershing’s casualty list reports seventy aboard U5, with four killed in action, two dead of wounds, one dead of an accident, and nine more from disease. Sixty wounded, fourteen severely and forty slightly. Also notes livestock market prices across hogs, sheep, and cattle in Chicago and surrounding markets with receipts and price ranges.

Walington Pershing

World Markets Update From New York and Kansas City

New York reports steady raw sugar and refined sugar prices with slight gains. Kansas City livestock prices rise as hogs and cattle move higher, with receipts around 5040 and notable advances for prime fed steers, roasted beef steers, and stocker and feeder categories amid broad price spreads.

Omaha Livestock Market Report March 14

Omaha Neb reports hog receipts 13,200 with prices steady to 15 25 cents higher. Heavy hogs 16.70 to 17.15, mix 16.80 to 17.20, lights 16.76 to 17.25, bigs 12.60 to 15.00. cattle receipts 6,600 with prices higher. Native steers 9.35 to 13.15, cows and heifers 7.75 to 11.00, western cattle 8.60 to 12.25, Texas steers 7.30 to 10.50.

Shigago Chicago Kansas City Livestock Kansas City Gattle Omaha Neb Texas

Utah stocks report from J A Hogle Co listings

Private wire updates from J A Hogle Co at 2400 Hudson Avenue show fluctuating prices for many mining and public utility equities. Notable entries include New Quincy, Crown Point, Burcka Bullion, Howell Mining, Sella Mining, Liver King Con, Prince Con, and West Toledo with varied bids and crosses across multiple exchanges.

J. A. Hogle & Co Hudson Avenue Cioaing J. A. Hogle & Ca Hudson Ave Big Cottonwood Don Columbus-Texash Crown Point Far Eagle Burcka Bullion Howell Mining Leb Tintho Stic Bho Minera Fiat Sic Quincy Prince Con Sella Mining Liver King South Ieee Stancard West Toledo

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