Thee and Accepted Unsons Meeting Notice
Partial OCR text shows a quarterly meeting notice for a fraternal lodge with a 7:30 pm Wednesday March 27 time. Names WS WACKER Becretary, $400 reward and $100 cee local disease mention appear garbled.
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1920
Page
4
Partial OCR text shows a quarterly meeting notice for a fraternal lodge with a 7:30 pm Wednesday March 27 time. Names WS WACKER Becretary, $400 reward and $100 cee local disease mention appear garbled.
Sallie of Cincinnati and Nick of Dayton jointly arrested Margaret Foster, 21, on charges of bigamy. Sallie says he married the woman Ghoviol on February 11, 1926, and Nick claims a prior marriage. They are linked to a disappearance case while the film program lists The Midnight Man and The Lion Man at the Lyceum today with Harry Carey in Riders of the Law slated for tomorrow.
Riverdele resident C. J. Ritter denies being arrested at the Broom hotel on gambling charges after a booking listed him as C. J. Ritter. The item notes a police misidentification and reports other sensational lines about a wife with two husbands and show listings for Neal Hart in Out of the West and a Dayton, G. entry for March 16.
David C. Eccles of Amalgamated Sugar explained why the company cannot accept Weber county beet growers contracts for the 1920 season. He compared sugar content in Weber beets to Great Western beets, outlined financial projections, and argued that raising payments without higher sugar prices would hurt the company. He noted the Idaho Sugar Trust signed a similar contract, while stressing local financing differences.
A fearsome string of attacks over two weeks prompts Ward to urge speedy police calls. At 1:00 a.m. a woman walking near Twenty-fifth Street Lewants Jefferson fled as a man leaped from behind a board fence by the new Central Junior High site. She reached a neighbor’s porch where Mrs. F. J. Shafer helped subdue him briefly before he escaped. Ward stresses rapid reporting as crucial to catching the assailant.
Vivian Agnes Colyar was buried yesterday afternoon in Ogden City Cemetery after services in the Larkin chapel. Bishop T. Y. Terry conducted the service with soloists Josephine Larkin and a choir including Avera William U Salt and Patriarch George Wy Larkin among those present.
Jehu Walr, John Falkner and George To Beractl faced charges of property theft from the WS Tailroad sub administration. The court declared them not guilty this morning, with the acquittal noted by clerk Hoberts.
Washington news item notes Treasury plans to study making stock dividends taxable to recoup revenues. House committees, led by Chairman Fordney, will begin testimony Thursday. Officials will be asked to explain tax treatment and scope of any proposed changes.
Washington reports an embargo on foreign travel by American citizens remains in force as nominations delay proceed. No passports issued while Senate acts on Bainbridge Colby, with officials noting travel control could rest with an acting secretary. Daily passport issuance previously ranged 600 to 800, divided among Europe and the Caribbean. Senate committees postponed due to witness issues, pausing Colby hearings.
United Mine Workers leaders John Meeker and William M. Green press White House for status of the dominion coal strike commission. They report President Wilson has not yet completed majority and minority reports or indicated preference for a unanimous decision and urge renewed effort. Henry M. Robinson chairs the commission and is in Chicago.
A fragmentary diary style scene follows Benny and friends beyond a door as a girl is observed by neighbors. Characters Mary Watkins Puds and others discuss appearances gossip and curiosity about a girl next door while the group waits and frets about news and local events.
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