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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
4
A jumble of notices notes taxi services class openings and local ads from a period paper. It mentions Togan and Smithfield starting operators this week and hints at a heavy beet shipment to factories next month. Includes listings for taxi service and various local business requests and contests.
Reports from Melena say fighting between white and negro bands began this morning near Litt le Rock Arkansas. A Helena posse joined the clash and several posse members were wounded. Five hundred troops will depart tonight for Elaine.
William Clegg deputy in the County Clerk’s office was injured when his bicycle collided with Henry G. Hess’s automobile on Washington Avenue during a rainstorm near Twentieth Street. He struck the curb, suffered a leg injury, and was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
Lieutenant John Van Mitchell, former court reporter and historical officer of the A. B. Nearly three years, Jas. Xf. Johnson spoke at the Rotary Club luncheon after returning from a trip to Omaha to make a home.
In Omaha a shift occurs as a new president is anticipated while Judge A W Agee’s term continues. Farrell Johnson of Logan is noted, with Judge Agee’s stenographer role at Farmington today as court for Davis county proceeds at the Weber club. Lieutenant Mitchell addresses postwar effects and US France trade preference, and Rev James Kramer of St Jose California, famed as Dig Jim, rejuvenates Rotary zeal amid strong reception. Members push to repeal the nickel-in loan.
The notice emphasizes choosing the right place to buy, urging customers to shop today and compare prices to secure the lowest costs. It promotes the A. L. as a key option in the market, highlighting cheap offers and the importance of value in purchasing.
Washington October 1 by unanimous consent the senate formally agreed to take up the Fall amendments to the peace treaty at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon and vote on all of them before adjournment tomorrow night.
Utah lawmakers debate bills to cap profits at fifteen percent on business and ten percent on real estate. Governor sent one measure to boost state capital grounds while another agriculture bill seeks a commission of experts to study land water soil and farming welfare. Colbert Olten introduces the profit cap bill amid tense votes and expedited consideration.
Ardmore citizens in a mass meeting sent a telegram to Senator Reed of Missouri demanding he cancel a campaign date opposing the League of Nations. Revolutions were adopted praising Wilson and the League. Senator Bendix is set to speak tomorrow night amid denouncement of Reed and Gore tours as undemocratic and un-American.
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