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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
7
The article explains that Royal Baking Powder uses cream of tartar from grapes and adds wholesome qualities, while other powders may use alum or phosphate from mineral sources as cheaper substitutes. It warns against sacrificing quality and healthfulness for a lower price.
London reports confirm six drift net boats lost in the night raid by German submarines on the Channel transport service. A. J. Balfour states two German torpedo boat destroyers may have struck mines after being hit, while Queen, Flirt, and Nubian see varied damage and grounding outcomes. British and German statements differ on total losses and specifics.
California speaker Helen Todd will address a Weber County rally Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at Weber Academy, organized by the Women’s Republican Club of Weber County. Mrs Georgina Marriott, club president, arranged the meeting where Todd will discuss patronal campaign questions and deliver remarks on vital festival topics.
Next Sunday the Alhambra debuts the Broadway comedy Courted Into Court. A 16 member cast performs a 4 act roaring show with a grand orchestra concert at 7:30 pm, curtain at 3 pm sharp, and show ends around 10:39 pm.
Milwaukee October 31 reports a failed attempt by the American Independence Conference to mobilize the German Catholic clergy of Wisconsin behind Charles J. Hughes. About fifty clergymen and presidents of German Catholic societies attended a meeting in the Republican House. The group adopted a resolution to abstain from political action as clergy and to allow individual sentiment. Adolph Weber of Madison urged keeping the door open for Hughes endorsement, but the effort yielded no results. Other items note Japan enacting factory inspection laws, Pennsylvania manufacturers paying daily ware duties, and Swedish paper and printing industries employing about 40,000 workers.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Nephi L. Morris spoke in Eden and Huntsville outlining his stance on state wide prohibition. He criticized fast passage and argued for a six month transition while urging strict penalties and confiscation of properties from any liquor supplier.
The Weber academy interclass basketball series continued with the sophomore team beating the freshmen 20 to 8 yesterday afternoon. Lineups list Perrin and Bingh as freshmen with Weat and Bakersos as sophomores, plus substitutes Newman and Bleekburn. Referee Petersen. Also note on upcoming Madame Olga Petrova return engagement in My Madonna at Utah Theatre.
Attorney J. We McKinnyy and ban Doshirkis of Salt Lake City lead a Democratic candidate for attorney general at an outdoor gathering at the corner of Twenty TM arrest and Washington Avenue Thursday evening. A brass band quartet from the Qeden City band will provide music. Everyone invited. meetings held weekly until elections.
Alhambra audiences are invited Sunday with doors opening at seven for an evening of music by the orchestra starting at 7 30 and a curtain at eight sharp. The show is scheduled to run past ten thirty.
W M Lillywhite district manager of Continental Life Insurance is transferred from Ogden to Provo to head the agency for twenty southern Utah counties. He will operate the home act tab institution from a larger field, leaving Ogden tomorrow with his family. Community friends wish him continued success and advancement in his new role. Also note for Sunday attraction at the Al Helphon Open 7 p m Curtain 8 p m Sharp.
Salt Lake City based Vantagea Lill opens at the Orpheum tomorrow with a vaudeville bill titled A Night in the Park. The act features Eayle Woolfolk, a comic male quartet, two leading women, Edna AUF, Edna Fitzpatrick, Kimberly and Arnold, the Douglas family troupe, and animal trainer Kirk Bamy. The act promises witty patter, original songs, and lively dancing with scenic touches and a mix of comedy and music for all ages.
Walter Rh. McDonald, noted as the youngest member of the coins legislature and totally blind, travels with his treaty tour. His wife studies law to assist him in his practice and to support him in his career efforts.
A palefaced passenger in a car explains he just got out of prison this morning and fears facing old-time friends. His seatmate, a man named Lani, comments that the former congressman is just home from Congress, reflecting on difficult memories and new outlooks.
An earthquake of nearly two hours duration was recorded on Georgetown University seismograph. Its epicenter was about 50 miles from Washington, exact location not yet reported. The shocks began 10 42 a m yesterday and lasted until 12 30 p m.
A Palmyra notice describes a mother’s child with a cough and thin appearance who improves after taking Vinol. The ad claims Vinol is a non secret tonic that makes delicate children healthy and strong and urges other mothers to try it.
Mrs Asta Mizzos of Beallsville, Ohio testifies Vinol rebuilt her strength after sickness and nerves. She slept better, ate well, and now feels healthier than in years. Advertisement notes Culley Drug Co Ogden and Vinc cites heading drug stores across Utah towns.
A critical profile of United States senator George Sutherland outlining alleged betrayals of constituents, alignment with Reed Smoot, opposition to Prohibition measures, and votes against major reforms. The piece questions his Utah ties, home ownership, and legislative record including tariffs, eight hour law, and federal acts. It paints him as a staunch ally of business interests and opponents of progressive reforms.
A list of political offices and candidates including U S Senator William H. King Congressmen M Welling James H Mays Governor Simon Bamberger Supreme Judge E E Corfman Secretary of State Hardin Bennion Attorney General Dan B Shields Treasurer Daniel O Larson Superintendent of Public Instruction E G Gowans County Commissioner Four Year Own Pl Commissioner Two Year D H Exsign Clerk Charles Ramey Assistant O M Sanderson Recorder Katherine Higginbotham Attorney Charles L Farr Sheriff H C Peterson Surveyor J M Lentz Constable Caden Precinct Thomas Cunningham
Historical notes recount Senator land from Utah abstaining or voting against key measures including the seamen's bill rural credit act naval appropriation act and federal child labor law while opposing Taft vetoes and supporting prohibition state aims. The record covers December 3 1914 to March 4 1918 with 115 senate votes on major measures and 14 not voting, plus criticism of his representational loyalty and alleged proprietary influence.
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