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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1919

Page

1

Outlook for Range Cattle Improves in West

Reported cattle ranges in Texas and California show surplus and improving conditions after drought relief and late rains. Westwide grazing has recovered with general rainfall aiding feed supplies, while California stockmen consider purchasing large herds for winter. Exports indicate cattle could move through the winter at about 31 dollars per head per month.

Texas California U. S. Railroad Administration Hood of Gene Ward Loe. Knelpp Masterlang Kneipp Bayo Baer

Part Time Law Affects Ogden School Children

Supt Karl Hopkins says about 750 Ogden students will be affected by a compulsory part time law. The plan blends school with work to aid families while improving education, with cooperative arrangements between schools and local employers.

Morehan Aeyan Ogden Bern Karl Hopkins Hopkins

High School Registration Instructions Noted

The fragment indicates a plan to switch to home schooling next week, obtain a permit to continue current employment, and complete 144 hours of school work over four hours weekly to avoid prosecution. Names and locations are not provided.

Campaign Against Men Abusing U9 Uniform Campaign

James Donnelly, division agent for Hed Grosates, leads a drive to stop exploiting military uniforms for personal gain. Reports from New York describe fraud schemes tied to war department uniforms. Donnelly urges public opinion to deter impostors. He cites cases of veterans or travelers seeking aid, with one man seeking $8 for transport to Philadelphia amid false employment claims. Red Cross urged to direct service men to Donnelly. avoid supplying impostors.

James Donnelly Hed Grosates United States New York War Department C. E. Enbourne Donnelly Donnally Philadelphia Sever Scorley Donnelly Dar Red Cros Aly Red Cross MIN -Be

Lombardi Ltd at Orpheum Tonight Brisk Box Office

Lombardi Ltd stars Leo Carrillo at the Orpheum in a brisk box office showing as tickets sell fast after Monday opening. The comedy, marketed as bold family farce with fashion world satiries, draws wide audience interest and lively reports from theatergoers.

Lombardi, Ltd Leo Carrillo Orpheum J. F. Gora Willa Lombardi New York Ady Ane

Federal price changes include beef and lamb hike in New York

New York reports a two cent per pound increase for beef and lamb in the fair price list announced by federal food administrator Arthur Williams. No rise shown for groceries. pork prices fall by half a cent. Williams notes some contracts may rise due to market movements beyond our control.

New York Arthur Williams Williams

Dennis Murphy Hospitalized After Fractured Skull

Toledo news reports Dennis Murphy catcher for the Toledo American baseball team was hospitalized after a Sunday accident in a Toledo St. Paul game. He suffered a fractured skull when struck by a pitched ball thrown by Dan Grines. The injury was not discovered until late Monday.

Toledo de- Vennia Murphy Toledo American Baseball Chit Toledo St. Paul Murphy Dan Grines

President on Special Train Sees Townfolks Across Stops

President Wilson waved from the platform of his car as the special train paused at several towns. Crowds surged for a view and some reached for a handshake amid light rain and partial delays. The journey continued through Council Bluffs and Onawa with the party noting favorable weather so far.

Wilson Hia Council Bluffs Sama Qnawa Aligak

Lieut T G Marler Sets Record At Local Shoot

Ogden team members from Caldwell New Jersey returned with praise for Lieut T G Marler of Ogden who led the squad to a high score in the grand aggregate match. Marler won multiple medals and was the top scorer for Utah in the event.

T. G. Marler Ogden Lah Sille Caldwell N. J T. J. Marler Marley Oxden Glan Stars Utah Lefore Ural Marler Twentyreight Ogdentte Maan Exehman Jhla Wert Matcral Meral Lionlounit Marler Sergt. M. W. Cram Sorseshaer Marst W. Ghereiale Prince OF Wales Viauntenant Marler Winniteg Gliohrist Hereland Crare Fajar Jorge Leo Park Shiney Gilchrist Fredo Hiedermeyer Howard Ells National Guard Marlee Soret, Cram Tirklotd Gilchrist Naw

Opening of Weber Normal on September 17

The Weber Normal School fall term opens September 17 with pupil registration September 6. The two year general college program aims to prepare students for advanced study in medicine, law, commerce and engineering. Courses include science, mathematics, domestic science, arts and commercial subjects.

Weber Normal Weber Noritsl Cole Moray

Preparatory and general courses listed for college plan

The document names FL A Dixon as college president with a faculty including Christian Jensen biology John Lind physical science William Terry registrar and mathematics Doel Ricks history EN Morton head of business Lydia Tanner domestic science Charlotte Stallings domestic art Olive Belnap art Blanche McKay dramatic arts physical education for girls Peter Kastus economics Ida Shurdiri English John Etnylock history and civics Ward Tanner mathematics Ward Snell sociology Wilfrid Ritges head of manual training Malcolm Watson workers training Kiva Cragus domestic arts and science Olga Wunderly modern languages Willa Manning agriculture Joseph Ballsantyne director of music HE Nichols band Gladys Peterson piano Mary Fisher violin and other staff positions.

FL. A. Dixon Christian J. Jensen John G. Lind William J., Terry Doel H. Ricks EN Morton Lydia H. Tanner Charlotte Stallings Olive Belnap Blanche McKay Peter Kastus qocadons aml econom+ion Ida Shurdiri Aaron Tracy Higlish John Q. Etnylock Elvick Tanner Wart B. Snell Wifrid O. Ritges Malcolm Watson Worisl Kiva Cragus Olga Wunderly Willa Manning Joseph Ballsntyne School of HE. W. Nichols Gladys Peterson Mary Fisher Bmaille Blonc Exit Kohter

Armed Truce At Standard Steel Plant In Hammond

In Hammond Indiana a truce was declared at the Standard Steel Car plant after a clash that killed four strikers and fatally wounded another with about fifty more wounded. Police and guards clashed with 1 900 strikers as workers seeking to prevent entry of 200 men who had returned to work. Seven strikers were jailed, most of them Hungarians. Governor Goodrich commended police for swift action as augmented guards and deputies manned the plant to keep order.

Hammond Inds Sept. O Standard Steel Car Company Daniel Brown Cgovernor Goodrich Indianapolis Thaninger Gheriffa

Sugar Dealers Ordered to Refund on Sales

New York report states Elsman and Philadelphia sugar dealers must refund over 1300 to cover 55 000 pounds sold at 13 cents per pound. Federal law limited wholesale price to 9 4 cents. Willams heard that shipments moved through Brooklyn dealer S Shapiro and New York broker J C Brown. Philadelphia firm admitted pricing sugar at 13 cents under belief it was for export.

New York Elsman Philadelphia A. H. Thier Hero Brooklyn Bullard Willams S. Shapiro Brooklyn, N Eald J.C. Brown Ywillamis

Airplanes at the College at Logan Will Be in Service

Army recruiting station announces delivery of two regulation army planes equipped with Liberty motors and gear. Aircraft will be installed in the attic and mechanical shop of the college, enabling students to gain hands on aviation experience during the current school term.

College At Logan Liberty Motors

Survey of Forests of Southern Utah Underway

Foresters and geodetic survey teams have spent months mapping Southern Utah forests. O C Loeckhaul oversees maps and surveying for the forest service. The triangulation covers Fillmore Fish Lake Manti and Uintah areas and will form the basis for all government surveys in the district. About half the district is done. The northern section remains. Work began last May and has progressed steadily. Completion is expected in early October.

Utah Forest Service Geodetic Survey O. C. Loeckhaul Ogden Fillmore Fish Lake Thhe Manti Uintah Forest Mir. Lockhart Provo

Tremendous Ovation for President Wilson in St Louis

President Wilson arrived at the St Paul auditorium at 8 28 tonight and received a tremendous reception. Nearly 15 000 persons rose as he stepped on the platform and sang the Star Spangled Banner.

Bi. Pau Minn Wilson St. Paul Auditorium

Ogden School Opens Under New Summit District

Superintendent D H Fowler announces Coalville’s new high school opened September 8 with a full faculty led by Principal Henry Fr Arkin. The district lists teachers for Coalville Parley Hoytsville Wanship Spring City Upton Spring Hollow Echo Grass Creek and Castle Rock, with aims of a record enrollment and strong start for the year.

D. H. Fowler Noht Summit Coalgie High School Henry FR. Arkin IL . Wi Wams Wm. J. Bond Leah Solomon Margaret Hulsh C. Bryant Copley Emmet Clark Judith Anderson Beard Husic Coalville Cnrama Dicus CTV Fowler Tnetary Parley A. Powell Glenn Beard Clive Reed Glenna Welsh Nida Allen Bessin Jones Coglville Hoytsville Edward J. Hannon Goldie Sargent Hoytaville Ruby Willoughby Spring Yellow Pearl Wardleigh Ogden Hanafe Harvey Hyde Spring Jerly Florence Robinson Anderson Salt Lehr City Etta Ryde Spring City Wanship Parley Hales Nita Redden Rockport Ralph Varko Kaman Upton Florence Tee Brigham City Lola Copley Spring Hollow Edlla Clark Gladys Willavenby Spring Molloy Echo Ina Pontes Sarah Jones Grass Creek Amy M. Layton

Wounded Three Times in Battle for World’s Democracy

Sergeant Nick Bacbre, with two service bars and three wounds, passed through Ogden en route to Camp Gordon, Ga, where he will be mustered out of federal service. He served with the 36th Engineer in France, sustaining crippling injuries to his body and wits.

Nick Bacbre Ogden Camp Gordon Atlanta France Duarteing Argonne Forest Cha+ ead Thierry

Transfer Mixup Sends Soldiers to Camps Across Region

A wartime transport mixup moved names including Miarber and Barbie to Camp Gordon and the coast. In San Francisco Barbié was placed west while others wondered why the error occurred. The patient underwent three operations at Letterman hospital, but his condition did not improve. He will receive vocational training and be pensioned before discharge in Albany, Georgia.

Camp Gordon Miarber San Francisco Barbie Letterman Hospita Ile Harbre Tilt

Stockmen Rally Behind Big Five Before Senate Panel

A group of stockmen from the Midwest and wholesale meat dealers defended the Big Five packing firms before the Senate Agriculture Committee. They backed Kendrick bills for regulation, arguing Iowa cattle values rose from 50 to 500 dollars per acre, and blamed packers for high prices yet acknowledged other factors. Blackwell cited the Federal Trade Commission report as evidence of industry issues.

Washington Jawa Senate Agriculture Committee Kenyon Kendrick Tedurat Luwa J. 5. Mackwell Musen- Une Kenyan Iowa McNary Oregon Blackwell Federal Trade Commission

Sailor recounts three ships and two sunk during war

Harry Webster of Los Angeles, a former U S Navy sailor recently muster out at Hampton Roads, recalls his wartime service aboard the Tuscania and San Diego. He swam six hours after torpedo damage and later served on the Arkansas, witnessing the German fleet surrender from the Arkansas crow’s nest. He notes the thrill of danger and hopes for quieter adventures in the future.

Ty Harry Webster Los Angeles Armer God United States San Diego Webster Hampton Toads America Amelio San Mego U. S Arkansas Naval Training Station

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