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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1917
Page
10
A jumble of short items covers forest service travel to Missoula Montana officials and clerks changes marriage licenses and decrees, births, a divorce filing, a farewell to a traveler, military enlistments, a Christmas club offer, a hospital update, a building permit and a fire alarm. Names include Waha Koelpp Cousins Belnap Lloyd Ransom Hoekinesa and others.
Paris brief reports the French chamber debating the Dole Pasha case accused of baying German propaganda. Malry resigns amid German intrigue exposure as Daudet and Malvy face treason claims. A letter from Naudet inflames debate and a directive to deliver Maloy to military justice follows. An electric front caused a small blaze with no damage.
Regular meeting of Nether lodge No. 6 Av PF and Av Ms Thursday evening October 4. Grand lodge officers will be present and a banquet will be served. Visiting brethren invited. By order of W. Mt. F. E. Nichols, Secretary.
Washington Oct 4 Joseph E Ralph director of the bureau of engraving and printing resigns amid investigations. He reportedly will head the United Intagiio Recuuty company a new firm poised to become a leading bank note manufacturer with a salary near double government pay. Charges include exceeding authority over bureau operations and overworking women workers as inquiry expands to include supplies and administrative acts.
Federal agents raided the New Jersey Freie Zeitung offices in Newark New Jersey on October 4 arresting publisher Meredict Prieth and editors William von Kaepes ep and Kenry Wechter. They were arraigned before the U S commissioner charged with publishing erditious cpattar.
Announcement by Southern Pacific offers to subscribe for employee bonds up to 25 percent of yearly salary upon request. The company will advance the subscription price and employees repay through monthly installments over two years. A similar offer was made to employees for the 34% bond loan previously.
William Randolph Hearst denounced New York Attorney General Merion E. Lewis in a written statement and challenged him to substantiate his slander allegations tying Hearst to Bob Pasha an alleged German spy. Hearst called the remarks discreditable political partisanship and demanded proof.
Miss Florence Denton, longtime Japan missionary, will speak tomorrow at 3 o'clock in the First Congregational church auditorium. Light refreshments follow in the church parlors. All ladies invited as she travels to Columbus for a national Congregational council.
A plane was seen flying over Hyland ranch, about 12 miles north of Terrace, at 8:30 p.m. on September 29. It passed quietly with a hooded engine and a faint light burning, causing fright among nearby residents who could hear and watch the machine.
In the Clinton ward the Mee Ihve girls earned the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement Association prize for their wartime service effort. Led by Nelle Praiser Mary Flinders Gertrude Childa and twenty others they achieved notable recognition and contributed significantly to the project.
Reports describe Aerophines in the Weiser district with secrecy about their movement and bases. Officials question German spy links after sightings near Eden and a July shipment under strange conditions, while authorities consider exhibition purposes for an inferior aeroplane.
New York honored war nurses with service behind French lines and those headed overseas to care for wounded soldiers. A giant Red Cross parade led by Henry P. Davison and Major General William C Vargas drew about 20,000 marchers, including 1,500 women soon to join the war effort.
Washington Ont 4 The resolution offered by Democratic Leader Kitchin to adjourn Congress at 8 p m Saturday noon passed unanimously amid general approval with Republicans supporting the move and no opposition reported in the house vote This item notes the legislative adjournment timing and bipartisan concurrence in the chamber.
Four room brick rest unfurnished dwelling offered with minimal polish. Located at 2769 Atlass, this property emphasizes basic amenities and compact living space. Local leasing details unavailable. inquiry recommended for terms and availability.
Miss Mary Jane Watts became the bride of Dr. Frederick Mark Brown in an Episcopal ceremony at the Church of the Good Shepherd conducted by Dean W. W. Fleet of St Mark's cathedral Salt Lake City. A brilliant reception followed at the Derthana East Trip. Mrs Patrick Healy and Mrs Jack Lynch left today on the Los Angeles Limited for Chicago and New York.
London reports Minister of Munitions Churchill told an Arm luncheon that the submarine campaign had been checked though not defeated. He claimed Britain’s capacity to wage war remained intact with rising equipment and food reserves. He noted the present offensive had doubled tonnage hurled against German positions over twenty-three weeks and reached four times the Rommel period in its last week.
Ann Elizabeth Venable 34 wife of Charles Venable died today at 8:30 a.m. at the family home 2278 Madlaen arenut from liver cancer. Born June 26 1683 in Kaysville Utah daughter of Moses and Elizabeth Higgs. Survived by husband, parents, children Marvin Alvin Hay Parley Ida Clarences Venable two brothers Wil Mam and George Higgs and sister Rose Hamblie. Body taken to Larkin's chapel pending funeral at Tangemente.
Wallington Oct 4 An administration move creates two generals in the army to authorize promotions for Major General Verabing and Major General Blea, chief of staff, and a number of lieutenant generals. The action was rushed today with plans to push the bill through Congress before adjournment.
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