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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1915
Page
7
Ottawa reports new controls banning export of Canadian wheat and many farm commodities to the United States except for domestic consumption. Shipments must obtain permits from dominion authorities and be consigned to specific firms or individuals. Reasons for the restrictions were not disclosed.
Former Ohio senator Burton and Judge Otto Schoenrich are touring South America to foster closer relations with the United States. They will arrive in Buenos Aires tomorrow from Chile and will be met by Ambassador Frederick.
Btlawon and tin Cubyesy eter Lauder plan week activities to be escorted by the government. A dinner in honor of Ambasador Stimson and his party accompanies the event. Stimson returns from a northern provinces tour with education officials as Brazilians join in pushing the university and hermal school buildings at Santa Fe. The visit highlights education and foreign relations themes during a time of political attention.
John R. Lawson, long identified as a labor leader, seeks a new trial after his first degree murder conviction for the October 25, 1918 killing of John Nimmo. The motion was filed in Las Animas County District Court with appeals to Judge Granby Hillyer. Lawson remains free on a 320,000 bond signed with Florence Hawkins. Prosecution officials, including Frank Weal, prepared for further actions tied to coal strike disorders. Ruth Roland stars in Who Pays? ISIS tonight.
Washington May 4 an authoritative statement on behalf of Associate Justice Hughes of the Supreme Court declares he disapproves of his name being used in the presidential campaign. He has no desire to reenter politics and, as a Supreme Court member, is not available or a candidate.
War bulletin from Glasgow reports that the trawler Cruiser was shelled off Aberdeen by a submarine. Several crew members were killed and four seriously wounded. The wounded and three other crew members were picked up by a collier. The note ends with a fragment about an advertisement and a story titled The Price of Fame.
Prince von Buelow pressures Rome as government officials abandon plan for King Victor Emmiah to attend the unveiling of the Garthaili monument at Quarto Sam. Cabinet notes and German diplomacy drive postponement amid Tripoli tensions and feared Italian state risks.
City and county boards of commissioners reached a definite understanding yesterday on indigent and contagious disease care. The quarrel centers on whether the county should erect and maintain a pesthouse or the city should share the financial burden. Both sides laid out positions and the issue was reviewed thoroughly.
At the Alhambra theater tonight only a program titled Meantie Tie Sanity Commission features erg dh pogotinhny Yor pesthouse Bilis Brancho Billy and G M Anderson. Admission 5c and 10c.
A group of Ogden residents petitioned the Maylon Detective Patrol Agency seeking police powers for better protection of prominent citizens. Attorney Ablorus W. AN Harcomb lauded the board’s action in a written communication urging commissioners to consider the proposition. The communication was ordered filed.
City attorney doubts liability in a damage claim by Theodore J. Broadbent arising from a collision with a fallen live wheel from a Utah Power and Light line. The case involves J. D. Broadbent and a city notice of denial, prompting possible city expenditure questions. The report notes the western favorite Broncho Billy at the Alhambra tonight for 5c and 10c.
New York notes a volatile start with mixed results across markets. Traders see Standard Rail lines easing while minor stocks show slight gains or losses. global cues remain uncertain with thin liquidity and cautious sentiment prevailing.
A rough market report notes fluctuating wheat prices and pressure from speculators. Strong seaboard demand offsets in Ames with profit taking by longs. livestock receipts in South Omaha show steady to firm cattle and calf values amid varied bids.
Fragment from a newspaper page shows a convoluted dialogue about a mother-in-law and a winded clothes cache. Characters Denne and the speaker debate inheritance and affection as they discuss her fate. The text mixes archaic phrasing with garbled OCR.
An ordinance creating Sidewalk District No 131 and levying a special local tax on property abutting the district to defray costs of building sidewalks. It details the district location along certain streets, assesses benefits to parcels, and specifies a total levy of 1132.08 dollars for front footage and sidewalk width.
The document outlines sidewalk district creation and local property assessments in Ogden City Weber County. It records the adopted ordinance by the city commissioners May 4, 1915 and the city recorder certification, noting sidewalk expansion at specific blocks and the financing terms including installments and interest. It names city officials and witnesses, including Stanford, Mayor, and the City Recorder, with publication on May 4, 1915.
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