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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1917
Page
3
Random references mention battery cleaning and a plant at capacity. The text notes an Aalpametod Company worklog, Bog Eider at Lewiston, Cache counties, and a shortage of men along Wilson Lane Plants. The garbled OCR lacks clear events or dates.
Ogden reports twenty one coal cars arriving today with distribution to dealers and plants. Officials urge residents to supply needed information to arm the central committee and avert further shortages amid widespread demand.
Funeral services for B F Mirch former well known member of the city orders were held today. Interment followed in Los Angeles California. His mother and sister attended the service and were with him during his illness.
A fragmented 1961 notice seeks a position or references and lists scattered addresses and codes. The text includes phrases about a standard of 3, a National tank register, and random street numbers with unclear intent.
A historical record item lists coal on hand and ordered quantities as of March 1 1918. It notes the amounts needed, the dealer supplying the coal, and the business place involved.
In a House of Commons session Andrew Law denied reviewing war aims at the forthcoming conference. He stressed focus on prosecution of the war, military coordination, and questions of food and civilian needs. He warned against broader political debates and outlined wartime expenditures and Allied support including American aid.
In New York Ott 36 one defendant pleads guilty to an indictment charging conspiracy to ship dental rubber secretly to Norway in violation of American controls. The case names Joarph Newpan William Mean Bien Dallet and others as co defendants. Authorities say secret compartments in a phonograph cabinet were used to hide the contraband rubber
The excerpt discusses concerns over American resistance to tax or expenditure during a time of unequal strain among allies. It frames a speaker’s duty to publicly acknowledge these challenges and the impact on national policy.
Athens officials report July sickness and 510 daily deaths tied to food scarcity among the poor. The Athens Messenger urges relief measures and bread imports, noting rationed items like meat, fish, dairy, and butter are nearly unavailable for the masses amid wartime blockades and fuel shortages.
Miss Anne Martin famed suffragette will speak at the Maids and Nations ball in Ogden on November 10. A former Nevada professor, she advocates federal suffrage and keeps Congress records for voter reference while promoting political liberty for American women.
A farewell gathering was held last night for John Timmers of Thaden who will depart November 2 for Camp Lewis. About fifty attended at 2332 Monroe Avenue, including the Ninth Ward choir and ward bishop and counselors. Timmers served 1 1/2 years in Holland as a sergeant and plans to join the army. He has sold his home at 3901 Ogden Avenue in preparation for service.
Walter B. Wilson a Fort Riley soldier on furlough in Yakima Washington confronted a man in a coffee house for making pro German remarks about the Italian army. The stranger backed down after Olson declared he did not want trouble. No arrest record found at the station.
Voters who qualified for the November 6 municipal election are reminded today is the final registration day. The recorder warns that only properly registered electors may cast ballots and urges those with sufficient voter eligibility to vote now before registration closes.
John Van Namee, returning on furlough from service, received a surprise stag luncheon hosted by Local No. 355, Motion Picture Operators Union, at Lat 3 Ea Mv. Mo. The event honored his wartime service and sent best wishes from friends and colleagues for his continued recovery and future endeavors.
The Cory presents Men of the Deverh a thrilling western photoplay with Jack Gardner featured The tale follows a cow boy seeking peace along a divisive cattle and sheepmen feud A girl daughter of one faction aids him The pair face doom before a dawn marriage ending the feud and peace The serial continues with The Fighting Trail and The Ledge of Tyapatn later showings
Officials announce the German embassy will remain undamaged and be used only as a property custody site or for other war purposes. Germany will return the embassy after the conflict ends.
The interior Texas grown cotton bale purchased in Houston for 1925 was sent to England where it helped raise 14 065 dollars for the Mritich Red Crane per information received by President G M Sebutt of the New York Cotton Exchange.
In Dayton Ohio on October 20 Young Epste in Harctton died from a brain concussion suffered in the last minute of a ten round bout with Zarti on Hess of cart ware. Ringside witnesses say the fall near the edge of the ring caused the fatal injury.
Montreal reverts to fixed price system to prevent brokers from forced liquidation amid weak markets. Exchange opened an hour late today. officials denied imminent broker failures despite fears of heavy holdings.
Dr Asa W Chamberlain aged 60 from Iowa is held in Richmond Virginia after a quarrel over a estate led to the murder of his 18 year old sister in law Judge Albert P Chamberlain. Authorities say the body was found in fragments and a dog alerted searchers. The case involves alleged motive over property.
New York Met 10 reports that since September 10 the milling division has gained control of the wheat supply operation and profit for all flour operators through a voluntary agreement. Mills with 100 barrels daily capacity are exempt. Beginning Thursday every mill must report operation to increase supervision and efficiency.
Ruzeatl C. Leffingsel of New York, who has assisted Secretary McAdoo as special counsel on the Liberty Loan drive, is named assistant secretary of the treasury. The appointment creates one of two new offices approved by Congress in the last session.
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