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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1915
Page
9
Fragmented OCR item listing multiple local notices and incidents. Mentions theft of a Ford automobile, a fire damaging coal yard structures, a dental note suit, a court action over a mortgage, police arrest at Twentyfourth Street, and various business and advertising references with names and addresses sprinkled through the text.
Mackburn booked on a rebarge of drunken teens and carrying concealed weapons. Arrested with a retriever and a dagger. Railroads and agents Thompson and Deveroux in Ogden on business. Marriages licensed for several couples in Tremonton Delta Farr West and Trinidad. New residence planned on Waeble gion grounds cost about 2000. Intermountain Good Roads convention postponed to June 1916. Steam heat now on at the Alhambra Orpheum. Teich a2 8.
Mrs Sarsh Card Field envoy of the Congressional Union of Women Voters trains with a Utah party aiming to recruit 15 Ogden supporters for a street meeting while traveling from San Francisco to Washington D C. Frances Jolliffe of San Francisco and Miss Ingberg Kledstett of Providence join in transit. Raw Field held a meeting at the Salt Lake City State Capitol praising national woman suffrage and gaining endorsement from state officials.
Card of Thanks to those who tendered aid by word or act during the loss of Mex. Lacy Bien Niron. We extend heartfelt thanks to those who assisted at the funeral service, the speakers for their comforting words, and the singers for their music. May they receive all kindness in their time of sorrow. Signed The Andrew Wilkinson P A Steers and Nixon Panilies
Book early for Mrs Leslie Carter at the Alhambra Orpheum with performances on Thursday Friday and Saturday urging patrons to secure seats in advance at the historic venue.
Authorities plan another visit to the find site to identify the bones discovered on the mountain east of North Oxden. Detectives Hob ven and Leatham expect to uncover evidence linking to the person, collect remaining bone fragments and cloth scraps, and bring all material to the city for examination. A coroner's inquest will await full findings.
H C Larson of Trees Side reported to police that he was attacked and robbed near Twenty Fifth Street. He said one or two assailants struck him, stole a leather bag used for Western Life Insurance papers, $10, a knife, fountain pen, ring, and a German-made watch, then left him for hours unconscious. Larson returned to station with injuries and the stolen bag.
Two men, Charles Spencer and T. C. Builth, pleaded guilty to drunken peril charges in municipal court and each received a $5 fine. They were arrested on Twenty street early evening under offensive circumstances. Peter Duffy and Dan Neon were given suspended sentences. Alvin Foster was dismissed, Folger was arrested days ago by Officer William Beast on a speeding charge, but evidence was insufficient.
Officials from Utah juvenile courts converge at the State Industrial School for a conference on juvenile corrections. Delegates tour the facilities, hear speakers including Justice J. E. Frick and Supt. E. S. Winckley, and discuss distinguishing delinquents from criminals. Governor Spry plans attendance but is unavailable.
On Superintendent Chrip Fireare of the street department recommendation, the city board ordered installation of arc lights at fourteenth and Oracleette, twenty seventh Treaty fourth and Davenge, Grant and Seventeenth, Lincoln and Seventeenth, Walt and Seventeenth, Lincoln and Ninth, Twentyburg and Trodeot, and Glenwood Acres near the reservoir site. Curb and gutter balling in districts 117, 118 and 119 were referred for tabulation.
A social note from 1039 Hudson avenue records a party hosted by Mrs W I Termelion with schoolmates Lavon Greenwell Venesse Webb Eveiee Bhortlif Blanche Nort Montgomery Zole Hotebt Nie Boao Heraar Roy Hotebies Clydene Berner Robison cutford Doxey Daniel pa Miss Xint Porter of Salt Lake City. Also noted is the engagement of AL M Faddis to Chance W Burton with plans for a Ball Lake Temple wedding on October 20.
Navy ordnance experts test large guns at Bentz Hook New York City to measure explosive charge strength rather than ship damage. A 1000 pound projectile fired ten miles away. tests to continue through the week with potential elevation changes.
Greek minister in London stated that reports indicate Allied troops have landed, and he would not comment on immediate actions or protests. He said Greece to acknowledge landing of troops, with formalities to follow and a response to any future questions from the British government.
A garbled Examiner item reports a protest by Betaulani Bel denying a prior public statement. The note claims a tax claim and administration favoritism, with Betaulani Bel stating no remarks were made and asking for denial. The piece cites an Easier Standard and references Billy Heyrood.
Petrograd reports no Bulgarian reply to Russia’s ultimatum by yesterday afternoon. Sofia’s government may stay in private status if not favorable, while Allies weigh policy as telegraph dispatches note cautious moves. Legation in Sofia denies imminent closure and insists no hostile act by Bulgaria.
Rumania enters protest over mobilization as Bucharest brands the move unfriendly after Hungary closes the frontier, a blow described as a blunder. The issue centers on reputational tensions and potential troop concentration in the region.
Chicago saloon keepers proclaim their anger at Mayor Thompson’s order and plan to urge Governor Dunne to convene a legislative session to amend the Sunday closing law. Carmack of the United Society and other leaders cite a state statute banning Sunday openings and a $200 penalty, proposing a statewide referendum on closing rules for large cities.
Concord New Hampshire October Grace Hollis, wife of United States Senator Neary Houle, filed for separation and separate maintenance. The petition was set returnable November 16. Hollis was restrained from disposing of property until final judgment.
Kansas City reports indicate the season's first general frost swept the region, touching western Nebraska and Kansas and reaching northern and western portions of the Texas panhandle. Temperatures dropped about 20 degrees since Tuesday, with frost described as heavy to killing in Nebraska and Kansas and lighter in other areas.
Washington reports Secretary Daniels endorses adding two superdreadnought battleships at 415 million dollars each as part of the naval buildup, citing lessons from the European war and signaling uncertainty about the total number of ships to be authorized. He will brief President Wilson this week and finish estimates from tomorrow.
The New York market opened with heavy selling and a generally irregular tone, though trades were somewhat orderly. American Car and Foundry fell to 28 on a large sale, while Lackawanna Steel slipped to 32 and Crucible Steel to 29 1/2, with some issues scoring minor losses and others steady as rail and steel names led the list.
Chicago grain notes report firmer wheat prices with December and May contracts showing increases amid upturns in Liverpool and Paris. Curbing factors include a French crop shortage projection of 109 million bushels, while corn and barley offer modest gains and sugar futures soften alongside mixed commodity action.
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