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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1916
Page
9
Random references fill the page as Ogden Standard prints a mixed local notice sheet. Shipping revenue stamp changes, recruitment shifts, license grants, weddings, departures, and ads mix with births and sales.
Murrox morning announced funeral services for R. C. Peterson a pioneer who died at Drigham City aged 88 Services scheduled for 2 p m Curtis Allison listed as a daughter of the deceased in the notice from Murrox morning.
Moore Earl funeral held yesterday at Fourth ward meeting house with Bishop FE Olsen presiding. Hundreds attended including State School for the Deaf and Blind students. floral tributes, speakers Driggs Woodbury and Bishop Oleen. songs interpreted in sign language. Hill I J aged 80 died Sept 9 at Dee hospital. funeral at Kirkendale chapel under Unity lodge 18 F and A M. interment Mountain View cemetery. Rev. Lowe officiating.
Hobson declares firm support for Prohibition, pledging to enforce existing and future liquor laws. He vows to appoint deputies of honor and integrity who will uphold the law and serve the community efficiently if elected sheriff. The candidate seeks public backing from voters who share this platform.
After hours of deliberation the jury failed to reach a verdict in the Tracy Gage case in Judge J A Howell division. The state sought to prove possession of chloral hydrate on July 25 as the offense linked to a disturbing the peace charge following an alleged assault. Tracy was arrested by Officer W E Moore and reportedly attempted to discard the bottle but was interrupted. Police witnesses testified to the state’s theory of the crime.
Regular Sunday afternoon service will resume next Sunday at the Tabernacle. A satirical program for the opening meeting is being arranged by Prof. Joseph Ballantyne. Several numbers will be sung by the Tabernacle choir and city singers and entertainers will participate. Lionel Barrymore appears in The Yellow Streak at the Utah Theatre.
The First Ward W C T U will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs G M Bloodard at 616 Jit street. Officers to be elected and further matters discussed. Also notes on a Springs party hosted by L and M M at Lynche Ward. Attendees listed include Mr and Mrs I Were, C Parker, Carl Redfield, W A Brian, I Robinson, Miss Lauratt, Myrtle P Wilton, Edna F E Olson, Vera Lravitt, Myrtle Pries, Vera Price, and many others.
Berlin reports Allied economic conference in Paris signals belief that natural commercial forces will override barriers after peace. German shipping official Teineken says plans for international trade return after war and that low priced foods for the American market are not anticipated. Europe awaits raw materials. some wartime requisitions cannot immediately revert to normal channels. CIVIC LEAGUE schedule notes a 2 p.m. meeting at the residence of Wintle.
Sumner P Nelson of First National Bank departs for Myrom Cache county and will return to take up duties with a bride. The future Mrs Nelson is Edythe Johnston of Ty Tum. They will wed Thursday morning in the fall Lake temple. Afterward the couple plans a honeymoon along the Pacific Coast from San Ding to Partinni.
Chicago, Sept. 12. Mice Ladavine Miller and her brother J. Marlon Miller, an attorney, were sentenced to a determinate term of from a few years to ten years in prison for schooing Thomas Foulkes of Danvers, Iowa, in a case heard by the supreme court. Judge Joseph J. Fitch overruled an arrest of judgment and imposed the sentence. Foulkes paid $1,471 and two farms valued at $10,000 in a courtship with Miller. After dining with him, Miller testified he urged her to Calfornia and to marry a rich widow.
Republican primaries are set to elect 210 delegates to the Weber county convention. Balloting starts at 8 oclock in the city and county districts and will last one hour. The convention will convene in Judge J. A. Howell's courtroom in the county building.
A fragment outlines Brigham Peach Day with September 1 events. It promises free entertainment and peaches with hourly timing and a gimmick titled Warp 7:408. The ad mentions The Elric Way and PAM RATA 65 centa in a loosely connected promotional snippet.
Frank J. Hanis, candidate of the national Prohibition party for president, will visit Ogden with a party of spellbinders in late month. Notices at city offices say the party travels west on a special train, with a tour that will cover the Pacific coast and Intermountain later.
A fire destroyed a repairary barn at West Ogden on the premises of T J Barten, along with a ton of hay and a slog in Lugsy. The blaze, reported shortly after midnight, drew the Qeden fire department. Fire officials suspect tramps were responsible after the owner found similar men in the structure on several occasions.
The text records a Salt Lake gathering of medical professionals from the state, noting a small attendance and disruptions in readability. It mentions a morning session with several doctors present and references Morrell and a Wednesday address, though details are partially garbled.
Portland Sept 13 Republicans gained large wins in Maine with the largest state vote total in history approaching 150000. Governor Milliken led Republican ticket while Cortix Democrat trailed. Women and children wage law set to pass by wide margin. Local results show Republicans dominating Congress and state offices with strong margins across key races.
Attorney for claimants fights over rewards and dates for hearings tied to the Marti blackmail case in Morgan County Court. Details describe divided rewards totaling about 6, at least two years for related convictions, with multiple attorneys and transfers of cases between judges and rooms.
A passenger train wreck near Ortiz, Mexico, Sept 11 2010 report claims several soldiers and civilians were injured as a northbound train struck something near Chugahua City, with chaos reported as authorities gather details from Juares.
A fragmented report mentions killings near the border with most victims identified as Carranza soldiers moving from Torreon to Chiapas while others are described as Mexican civilians in a harshly summarized casualty note.
Urgent note from Tauvelay September 1 urges readers to engage with Peach day Urighsi and the electric way. The ad promotes a promotional event and describes quick action for readers.
Washington reports Ambassadors and the Japanese foreign minister discussed China. The Japanese denied any demand threatening Chinese sovereignty or the Moot-Takahira pact, while admitting some points were exaggerated. The U S noted concern Japan seeks Japanese instructors in cadet schools and police presence in Manchuria areas as part of broader extraterritorial influence.
A Shanghai editorial discusses Japan demanding police rights and troop deployments in Inner Mongolia and the Chefoo incident. It notes U S and Britain ties, Root Takahira pact implications, and urges referring the dispute to a China Japan commission. The piece warns against coercive moves and underscores China's pride despite external pressure.
A garbled lyric fragment describes a sea voyage scene with a lazy, restless narrator aboard a vessel. Vivid nautical imagery includes waves, wind, ropes, and the yellow lantern at the mast, ending with a note to read the classified ads.
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