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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1915
Page
9
Thursday through Saturday customers can buy bristle and wire brushes, clothes brushes, and tooth brushes at reduced prices. Items include wire drawn ventilated brushes and assorted brushes, with emphasis on Christmas gift potential and discounted sale pricing.
Condemnation suit in district court seeks right of way for a roadbed to link Hectag Road with Rio Crane and Grendo tracks. Plaintiff aims freight traffic connection via Twentieth Street and Avenue. Advertisements tout Alhambra era shows and Orpheum offerings as city’s cultural appeal.
Fragmentary text references guests and a patronage phrase. The readable parts mention candles and a venue but lack clear event or date details. No decisive names or organizations are present to anchor a fuller summary.
Early tomorrow a first regular electric line train will run from Ogden to Preston Idaho with a formal opening slated for October 22 as Ogden hosts a city celebration. The dirt car departs Ogden at 7 20 p m and the Preston bound train at 9 29 pm with limited service to Brigham City on the 12 30 pm run.
Charley Chaplin appears at the Lyceum in a double feature with Work and Neal of the Navy. The screening highlights the silent era star in two contrasting roles presenting comic and nautical adventures for today’s program.
Veniremen were drawn for the Joseph Henry Marda case in Judge J A Lowell's district court division. About 100 special jurors will be summoned to appear and may be needed to hear the evidence and to reject potential jurors as required.
The Alhambra Orpheum presents a strong bill headlined by Paul Armstrong's real play To Have One Girl and features Dunbar's Baron Singers and Dilly Burke's Tango Shots. Twenty seven performers are on the bill as the city’s premier vaudeville showcase.
In New York on October 12, the trial of directors and former directors of the New York New Haven Hartford railroad faced a halt as government counsel did not name George MacCulloch Miller, one of twelve defendants. Miller, 33, was excused due to infirmities, with the government stating it would not press the case against him.
The State of Utah versus Lockhart faced grand larceny charges in Judge J A Howell's court. Jurors were empaneled as testimony covered theft of 102.21 dollars from Sorman Bilis on June 13, 1915, with Lockhart admitting intent to burn the store to relieve debt though he claimed not to torch the building.
Pauline Fredericks who wowed audiences in The Fighting Hope at the Alhambra Home Weeks will headline Relasco’s Zaza. The two day showing Sunday and Monday features Fredericks in the complete six reel version at regular admission prices.
Thirty days for man wed used foul words in Ogden. Municipal Judge Reeder declares the city case against W. Quinn for drunken tone and disturbing the peace. Quinn arrested on Twenty fourth street by patrolmen Heath Crosby Jensen and Jensen. The trio found guilty of engaging in a fight. Jensen’s charge dismissed.
Socialists announce an address at city hall on Thursday evening December 14 at 7 p m by Comrade Q T Stoney of Salt Lake. Everyone invited. CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. rm Advertteerent
Grace L Orton funeral held yesterday at Jarrisville meeting house with Blair speakers including Francie Briavford and John Brood. choir performed several hymns and grave dedication in Ogden City cemetery. Lawrence J Wright funeral conducted at grandparents home with multiple speakers and interment in city cemetery. Buckpole fights death after anthrax exposure. medical attempts fail.
Orville Wright sells his entire stake in the Wright Aeroplane Company to a New York syndicate led by William S Thompson August H Wieeth and T Frank Manville. The firm holds the patents on Wright aircraft and is capitalized at 1 million with 800 thousand outstanding. Wright owned 97 percent of it. Wright will become consulting engineer for a new company formed by the syndicate, which plans larger capital and broader manufacturing of aeroplanes and flying boats.
Society notes announce an afternoon tea by Queen Esther Chapter No 4 Outer of Eastern Star tomorrow from 2 until 4. An interest log program and refreshments are planned. A charity shower for missionary work was held at Mrs. Warren Elmer’s home with many participants including Bishop Mee and Myron J. Richard among others. Mr. Williams spoke briefly, a luncheon followed, and attendees listed numerous local residents. Wilma Williams and Carl Torgesen plan a trip to Ogden October 20 for a mis stop to the eastern states.
Random references list marriage licenses for George Bearydon and Charlotte Nash of Orden, Charles E Shaw and Celia Ward of Liberty, Flord A Warren of North Orden and Agnie V Storepa of Og, Lorent A Taylor of Whitlard and Bale Hasatier of Towerman Idaho, W E Firman and Elisabeth Ellery of Salt Lake, and Varry A Eder of Galveston Texas and Narguerite M Long of Sheridan Wyoming. District court suits filed for $8050 plus on a shipment of kelp from Ogden to St Joseph Mo in 1913. forty classified lines reference ads and notices.
The Utan Federation of Women's Clubs outlines open parliament events and civic projects in Ogden and Logan including library services, community programs, and visiting committee roles. It lists delegates, host cities, and committee chairs for receptions, banquets, music, and entertainment while noting ongoing efficiency and fundraising efforts.
Accumulation of buy orders marked today’s reopen as stock prices moved. Reading opened at 80 with an 8 point drop from Monday, Baldwin Locomotive at 131 to 182, and Brudebaker trading 147 12. United States Brent hit a new grain high at 334. Rail traffic showed irregularity while scores of livestock and hog markets posted varied results across Chicago and Omaha exchanges.
Chicago grain futures rose as Liverpool quotations advanced and speculative demand broadened, with sufficient receipts scarce at domestic spring wheat terminals signaling potential value increases. Early Chicago prices showed gains, December near 1.68 to 2.07 and May around 1.07 to 1.00, amid active but absorbed offerings.
Washington reports indicate Ambassador Morgenthau has been instructed to seek a Turkish foreign office reply on whether concessions are being made to exempt Protestants and Catholics from persecution. U.S. representations prompted the inquiry, though official details remain unofficial amid possible cable delays.
Paris reports Premier Vivien accepting the foreign minister Delcasse's resignation with Delcasse's strength under scrutiny. The cabinet reorganization assigns Delcasse to foreign office leadership while presiding over the council of ministers, hoping for harmonious policy direction amid health concerns. Separate dispatch from New Jersey notes Kal Fo pak care and Rosati named principal speakers at the First National Silk convention.
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