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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
11
Fragmented OCR notes reveal Alfred Gladwell addressing a smoke nuisance dispute. The text references railways and coal use, questions efficiency, and mentions Sun Young and various officials in a murky discussion about emissions and heat production.
The Moses amendment to the peace treaty, proposed by the foreign relations committee, was rejected by the Senate. The vote stood 34 to 17 with Democratic supporters including Gore, Silulis, and Walsh, and ten Republicans opposing. The measure mirrors the Jolimacy proposal defeated last week.
A fragmentary letter page discusses public nuisance, city governance, and accountability. It critiques officials for smoke and pollution problems, urges enforcement of ordinances, and questions media conduct. It includes commentary on health, automobile use, and civic responsibility.
In July list of districts including Mani chy Bhurrville Taylor Weet Weer Warren and others awaiting applications from Tox Elder county. Places Bene River Malad Bear River Tooth Valley Minsildoka Clear Creek and more in the county appear for the month’s work with BIDT in 2910 cited.
The community outlines a Halloween event at the Mrron- Te temple hosted by Queen Esther E 8 and the Eastern Brat chapter, inviting local members and visiting assemblies for a profit-raising party with ghosts and seasonal decor. Nearby, the Weber club hosts a dinner for visitors as P J Kirkending and officers of the Meg branch entertain, while relatives travel to Crtivarnty for several weeks.
Judge Ehuer Willis McDaniel and Miss Mildred Ann Field wed at the home of Judge Frank G. Mirlek with intimate friends present. McDaniel, La Junta attorney and former county judge, and Field, a longtime aide, are praised as esteemed locals. The couple will reside at 721 San Juan Avenue. The Tribune offers heartfelt blessings for their future.
Miss Florence Bahn marries Dr Francis Joseph Drake in a small, elegant ceremony at High Neon. The couple, with limited family and close friends, celebrate with a painted wedding luncheon at 245 Jefferson Avenue and plan a honeymoon along the coast before settling in San Jacinto, Nevada, after December 1.
IN FERTILE WASHINGTON AREA a university report shows varsity football equipment costs climbing in recent years while ticket prices largely hold. In 1914 outfit cost about 14.88 dollars per player, now uniforms reflect substantial increases across items such as caps headgear, hose, jerseys and trousers, with percent rises listed for each category. A four year period notes student payments at 9.76 dollars for a football. Classified advertisement notes the item in daily listings.
San Francisco political scene centers on Mayors Rolph and Fickert as they run for re election amid a crowded field including Daniel OConnell Gilbert Hawnk and Arthur Denall. Endorsements fly from Republican and city officials while discussions of graft probes and a 1919 mayoralty result shape the race.
At Weber Normal AC the repulny dewvalional excretaon hin morning, Trofeanar Aldous Disot Boye ab titk ayhe abautacds of the dohool. Two of vie roku of the achant wilele mo athietiy enforced ava as fol. A pool hall age rule and juvenile office actions are noted. some students face restrictions and potential penalties for underage conduct.
Star distance runner Wesley JX Jucanes of Uli Agricultural College, from North Dedan to Lorin Kart Park for the November 11 race, is regarded as one of the era’s top mile specialists. Coach Tawelt Roinvey submitted his entry as Jucanes prepares for the big classic, adding to a versatile program including the half and five mile events.
London reports Chancellor of the Exchequer Austen Chamberlain urged caution and financial prudence. He warned against panic over Turkey and stressed that revenue and tariffs were improving, while promising no immediate new taxation despite global uncertainties and war in Europe.
Mary J. Bchorrar has been appointed assistant trust officer of the National Bank of Commerce in St Louis. She becomes the first woman to hold such a position in a national bank. Her rise follows hard work and months of steady effort.
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