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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1915

Page

3

Miss Sterling Beauty Controversy At Ogden Orpheum

A early 20th century feature notes Miss Sterling billed as Americas most beautiful young woman. Following her U S visit in Ogden the Alhambra Orpheum Vaudeville opens with the act praised for entertainment value.

Misa Sterling Mies Eternine Holphi Filipe Attsdome Cca Miss Sterling Ogden Orpheum Alhambra Orpbeum Bho Abe America

Ogden To Host Wrestling Card With Harbertson Match

Ogden prepares for a wrestling night at the Orpheum with Jack Marbertson and Yage Harbertson as headliners. Manager Joseph Goss names Joe Tyrort and Mike Yokel as rivals, both former world champions, in a double bout at the middleweight limit. Yokel seeks form after a loss to Stet Brown and aims to rebound in time for the bout. Turner of Washington, D.C., is cited as a strong potential opponent for a later match sharpening Harbertson’s readiness.

Tro Sportingorld Ogden Orpes Theatre West Meoth Jack Marbertson Bia Joseph Goss the-Orpheum Joe Tyrort Mike Yokel Etuske Yokel Iebile Harerteon Joe Turner Washington, D.C Har ‘Berison Turner

Man Raises Wage Dispute as Arraignment Delayed

R J Diton charged with throwing caustic chemical in Mary Blort's face in October 1915 appeared before Judge J A Howell. He claimed lack of funds to hire counsel due to employer withholding wages and the arraignment was continued while officers were ordered to aid wage recovery. In a separate district court ruling Judge N J Watkins saw a verdict for Frank Hassell by his guardian J W Russell against KC Watkins awarding about 1000 in damages for personal injuries.

R. J. Diton J. A.howell Delog Jal Ulton N. J. Watkins Frank Hassell J. W. Russell KC. Watkins Caing

Examiner reports on polos committee investigation

The Examiner reporter testified before the committee about missing 1911 polos records and alleged arrests of Chinese or Japanese gamblers. He described examining memorandum slips, noting several slips missing, and stated he did not misplace slips while answering questions.

Examiner J.O. Nye Miod Toja Wardlaw Bint Stipedy

Four Young Men Going on Mormon Mission to Eastern States

Carl Torgeson Leonard Wright Ray Williams Wilford G. Lorie left on Union Pacific No 10 for New York City to report to President W P Monson for two years in the Eastern States mission of the Mormon church. Farewell parties, hose and sock showers, and large turnout at the depot marked their sendoff with friends from Ogden and Clearfield aiding the event.

Carl Torgeson Gilbert ‘Torse Aon Leonard Wright Mya BE. If. Wright Ray Willams Sirs Frack RL. Willams Third Ward Wilford Gr. Lorie J. J. Golarie Cheartheld Union Pacific New York City W. P. Mons Opies Miszafon

Police Court Proceedings Reported in City Dockets

The police court met with several defendants yesterday. Mike Dereell received a Friday jail sentence after being intoxicated and abusive on Twenty fifth Street. Ed Newcomb and Joe Dusk were given suspended sentences for drunkenness. John Smith, taken under advisement, was found hiding near a National Air Force base and acted suspiciously. A separate case concerned a peart larceny charge with a suspect arrested near Wallave Run and Trento Fifth Avenue for allegedly stealing a firearm from Max Ollsch’s store.

Mike Dereell Ces Wan Freday Reeder Ed Newcomb Joe Dusk John Smith Smith Dlackburn Airmay National Yraterday Ae Plentea McCarty Lis Wallave Run Trento Max Ollsch

Noise from cows disturbs residents on Twenty fourth street

Property owners petition the city board of commissioners to abate noise from cows and calf near Twentyfourth Street causing rest disturbance. The inspector says no action. Mayor Fel approves superintendent review. Water extension protest denied as too late. Spur tracks privilege granted to Ogdentogan & Wake Railway for seven teenth street to the Fair Grounds. Primary election returns for October 15 approved by Clerk Horence Stanford.

eMy Board of Commissioners Haa Bove Ailalia Gs Fell J. J. Mrummitt J. D. Kine Ogdentogan & Wake Railway Seventeenth Street Fair Grounds Uiy Horence Stanford God

Weber Academy Reception Highlights School Progress

Superintendent remarks on the Mormon Church Board of Education visit to Weber Academy note strong enrollment and new departments. Public Service Association and Heene Economies Club praised for benefits to students and community. Tomorrow’s assembly features arts and music, followed by a 3 o'clock alumni reception in the academy ballroom.

Orate Cummings General Church’ Board of Education The Mormon Church Weber Academy Public Service Association Academy Michels Orcheatra H Thetr Pereote Darker

World Markets Rise as Bethlehem Steel Leads Gains

Bethlehem Steel climbed to 50 50, an early rise of 21 points and a 200 point month gain, General Motors advanced to 350 before 226 later, Studebaker up seven. United States Steel fluctuated narrowly while copper showed strength. Rails remained dull as the stock market extended gains despite wartime cautions. Chicago hog prices mixed with receipts up to 60 cents under yesterday. Omaha cattle and sheep totals steady to mixed with varied prices.

New York Bethlehem Pointe Almont General Sotote Studebaker Americat Baldwins Locomotive Allis Chalmers Common Preferred United States Bethlehem Steel

Wheat and corn slide. mixed recovery after early losses

Chicago grain markets opened weaker on favorable weather and large Northwestern receipts offset by Liverpool price gains. Wheat futures fell from initial declines, later showing a rally but ending largely lower. Corn bought and sold amid light trade with occasional recoveries, while oats weakened. cash grain prices listed for various wheat and corn grades and related commodities.

Chicago Liverpool

Woodmen Cart Party Advertisement Event

Advert says a Woodmen and friends cart party will be held Thursday October at 6 48 p m Admission is free and invites prospective members to attend. The notice is listed as an advertisement from W C W and mentions a Woodmen Ball.

Society Notes Highlight Ogden Visits and Social Events

Mrs Nerbert Snyder and her son Herbert Lafayette return home after ten weeks on the Paris coast. Miss Josephine Hill and Myrtle Jones attend a parcel shower for Alea Yarrington. Miss Melba Brookshire features in a recital at the New England Conservatory in Boston. Also noted are a Maiden and Matrons club meeting, a Wellsville teacher visiting, and a temple marriage of Josephine Wallace to John Wallace.

Goden Nerbert Snyder Herbert Lafayette Mise Panay Yarrington Hoetese Alea Josephins HU Vernon Yarrington Pierce East Lake City Mice Hitt Melba C. Brookshire L. F. Brookshire TwentyTourth Street New England Conservatory of Music Boston America Leschitzky Bliss Brookabbe Alfred DeVoto Denver Salt Flake

Social News Snippet From Salt Lake City

Twelfth street residents marked yesterday in Salt Lake and are on a short honeymoon trip. They will be back in the city after October 26. From Chicago comes Nias Generters Griffinsto visiting Ogden with Mrs. B A Saulth at 635 Tweetrzs street. Mr and Mrs Turner plan to entertain Lay H T Friday afternoon at Mrs Turner’s 2648 Yan Syal avenue with David Turner and others.

Stoa Hore Chicago Nias Generters Griffinsto Ogden B. A. Saulth

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