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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1917
Page
5
Detailing a Senate exchange, Kellogg accuses Belione of misstating facts in the Paul speech and says the issue is erroneous statements not free speech. He warns against statements that aid the enemy and discredit the nation’s war effort while urging lawmakers to uphold national unity.
Oklahoma City dispatch says robbers raided Cashion mercantile businesses in Kingfisher County, stealing about 9800 dollars worth firearms ammunition and other goods. The heist occurred near Cashion, with suspects believed headed toward Oklahoma City.
The city draft board met this morning at City Hall to review several registrants. George C. Karahner of Seneca County was rejected for physical disqualifications. Louie LeVoune of Salt Lake City was discharged for physical disqualifications. Pert James Arameryon of Mannock County Idaho was accepted for service. Joseph F. Willin was declared for exemption and not fit for service. Dames Valentino Neigh of Imperial City California was discharged after doctors deemed a weak back would hinder duty. The board seeks input from interested parties on the validity of the examination process. No word on effect has been received. local boards worry about women travelers in Japan.
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane spoke at Ogden's tabernacle urging residents to do their part in the war effort. He praised western patriotism and unity, noted broad travel across the country, and thanked local officials and business leaders who organized the visit before departing for the war front.
Under the Young Ladies Mutual Improvement circles a meeting is planned tomorrow evening at 7. The program includes a dramatic reading by Minnie Brown with Modern Poetry and Tagore pieces, followed by musical selections and solos by Mira Florence Tizekham and Willard Qpardiner. The program concludes with readings The Bore of Natvery by Mrs. H E Spencer and The Pains of Peace by Didier.
Rev John W Hyslop newly called rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd travels through Onsen en route to Salt Lake City where his family will stay with friends until furniture arrival. He was ordained twenty years ago in Salt Lake City and preached his first sermon there. He returns as a western pastor familiar with the church’s needs.
Tenor of the notice says Mark's church Aberdeen marks eleven years of service. He leaves with high recommendations from parish and friends. The pulpit will be occupied Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
Sunday Canyon schedule lists October 7 service with routes from Leave union depot at 6:00 to Pine View and Huntarille. First car leaves Muntavie at 7:10 and Lagat car departs Pine View at 2:30 p.m returning to Ogden.
The text notes Col. E. D. Swinton, inventor of the British tank, traveling to Washington with Lord Reading, England's chief justice. It claims Jane Swinton admits Swinton derived the concept from the American tractor, tying the idea to land warfare origins.
Belgium dismisses a non official German idea to grant Germany freedom to develop economic enterprises in Belgium, notably Antwerp, as part of an evacuation scheme. Belgian minister DL De Cariier in Washington rejects the terms, insisting Belgium will not consider them.
Weber County Utah court summons and divorce action overshadowed by a local golf event. Orden Golf and Country club to host Salt Lake guests with a special lunch for players and spectators. Court case involves Addie Koenke vs W E Koepke to dissolve bonds of matrimony. First publication Sept 20 1517.
Stock market and commodities show varied movement with steady oils and western steers rising, live cattle and hogs mixed, while dairy and produce prices in Ogden and Kansas City reflect cautious demand. Liberty bonds traded near 99.76 to 99.78 as markets closed steady to lower on nearby lard futures. meat imports constrained by Belgium.
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