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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1917
Page
7
Home Trarmias Oct 25 Italian deputies defeated the vote amid chaotic session. Conte Mente’s alliance failed as parliament opened two weeks ago. A dispatch from Turra Oct 17 noted turmoil in Turin during August and unrest over a food and industry policy crisis.
Ken R Eldredge of Utah Agricultural College and city officials discuss food conservation and dairy supply protection. A public meeting will outline plans to boost dairy production, curb waste, and mobilize women’s conservation efforts as the nation faces rising shortages and wartime demand.
In Maitenynall Court Joseph Laucirica was found not guilty of illegally possessing liquor after a three day trial. The jury deliberated about ten minutes following claims of wine and liquor in Laucirica’s cellar. The state produced a raid, marked dollars, and cash evidence but defense counsel argued privacy of home and lack of sale proof.
Ninetieth grade and younger pupils at Central School gather 10-cent pieces to help purchase a $50 Liberty Bond for the school. Principal and staff oversee the drive as 600 children scramble to meet the quota, with high school aiming for a $400 bond and budgeting time off Thursday night to finish the plan.
Hundreds were turned away last night at the Utah Theatre. See Harald Lockwood in Paradise Garden tonight. Popular Plays and Players urge patrons to come early. phone 3060 for information.
The district court is asked to appoint Rab eet Agee to administer an estate in America valued near ten thousand dollars. Named heirs include Stravan Spiliog Lanaglote Sramatike Winula Stratas Spi ron Malteros with estate values around 650 and 542,005. Hatob Tlong deceased was named administrator by bondmen Phitellty & Cuarantee. Fidelity & Guarantee Company listed in the proceedings. The case concerns wartime claims affecting heirs and unresolved assets.
Alice Howell and Charlie Chaplin headline a comedy day featuring Ham and Bud and Matt and Jeff at the Lyceum. A lively stage program promises lighthearted sketches and musical interludes for local patrons.
Vocational education in Utah gains a $15,000 boost under the Smith Hughes act with $1.5 million total funds. Allocation splits include agriculture, Trades and Industries, and training courses. Utah’s match and gradual increases place $30,000 per year by 1923, aiding teacher salaries and expanding pupil access to vocational work.
Letter from John W Gibson Jr of Ogden describes Weber county third contingent arrival and camp Lejeune work. He notes battalion movements, early reveille, and the busy camp routine with thousands of marines and hundreds of volunteers, urging exemption board to understand their conditions.
Paris reports show liberal and radical Socialists at a large convention with 133 delegates. Louis Malé, former interior minister tied to enemy dealings, was cheered on entry. A resolution calls for restoring Alsace Lorraine without compromise or plebiscite, and to urge Entente support for a federation of nations. Also noted are talks on equalizing Allied forces, military cooperation, and democracy at war. arrests of three English IWWs in Australia. and a Welsh education committee war bonus for teachers.
The American Sugar Refining Company announced an agreement this afternoon to apportion all raw sugar offers if approved by an international body. The plan would allow many sale refiners to resume operations under the new system.
William Mathes, a colored man, in county jail, facing grand larceny charges. He appeared before Judge A F Pratt for a preliminary hearing and asked for counsel. Hal Farr and Pan Sullivan were appointed to defend him. Mathes waived the hearing. trial date not set. He is tied to a quartet of ring burglaries in Ogden. Ernest Dillard, recently sentenced to one to ten years, remains at county jail as a possible witness or aid in petitions. Nationwide, over 60,000 registered nurses exist. England’s Commons backs a 25 shilling weekly minimum wage for agricultural laborers.
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