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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1916
Page
10
Ogden shoppers report minor auto mishaps, police note a fatality, and city notices include tax deputies being assigned for annual notices. District foresters and officials return to Ogden after field inspections, while local firms advertise services from diamond mounts to carpet stacking. A Willard resident dies from injuries after a crossing accident and hospital updates show appendicitis surgeries and recoveries.
Mayor Abbat Herwood to lead planning for October Fire Prevention Day observance in Ogden city and schools. No formal reply from Willan Guerin of the Safety First Federation. Proclamations from 29 states urged nationwide observance to awaken the public to reducing the daily fire losses near 750000 dollars.
Prof F R Arnold of the Utah Agriculture coteca returning home from Harvard work was an Ogden visitor this morning. Arnold says New Burland is awakening to the possibilities of farming the old abandoned acres and foremen are redeeming land abandoned by older England families.
The death notices cover Touls Leavlit funeral held in Serund ward chapel with speakers and music. Interment at city cemetery after services led by Bishop McQuarrie. Also noted are Brown funeral rites for Gen Brown, Utah pioneer, with the service at Episcopal Good Shepherd and arrangements at 663 Twenty seventh Street. Also includes a National League baseball score recap from New York and Pittsburgh with box scores and umpires.
Crowds cheered WM J Bryan as Democratic delegations from northern Utah joined attendees for Bryan Day in Ogden. Trains from Baltimore and other points delivered supporters while the Alhambra Theatre overflowed with a sea of patriotic decor and a standing ovation greeted the speaker.
The article surveys Mr. Bryan’s remarks on two propositions, praising Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic platform while urging nonpartisan support for woman suffrage. It details Democratic reforms under Wilson including tariff, income tax, currency, rural credits, antitrust, and labor laws, and notes stances on peace treaties and colonial policy.
The U A L Tt Lincoln Circle No 2 hosts a silver tea at Mrs F F Thomas home 2240 Jefferson Ave Thursday afternoon Sept 21 starting at 1 oclock Invitations extend to circle members and their wives with Mrs C W Hadley and Mrs Thomas as hostesses Also notes Miss Thatcher returns from Italy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City to attend college and wedding news from Ogden reflects local society happenings and movements
The document argues against entering war, praising President Wilson for keeping the country neutral. It blames Republican leaders for pressuring war and claims the President deserves credit for avoiding conflict, mediating amid tensions, and bearing the burden without partisan blame. It contends intervention would raise immense debt and sow hatred in Latin America.
Rita Gould headlined at the Colereot Pantages vaudeville program, touring Ogden Canyon five times last week, calling the spot one of the most attractive she has seen. She attended Sunday services at the Christian Belents church at Menriva avenue and Twentyfound street.
Defenit Sept 13 Neatan increased its lead in the American league race today by winpang the Hral came off three game series from Detroit 3 to 1 Dana’s wildness to the Mret fanning and the visiting Eliung gave the visitors Me sleturs Detroit could not hit Maye with men on bases.
Saloniki dispatch reports night of heavy fighting on the Macedonian front near Lake Oatrovo. Serbian forces seized the high summit at 2,500 meters while Hungarian and allied lines resisted. Offensive operations aimed to push back Valparian attackers were reportedly repelled with heavy losses on both sides.
May Allen Tagaris formerly May Allen, a 19 year old bride, disappeared yesterday from an Ogden hotel. A note to her husband Harry Teroris said she had left to hide from the world, signed loving wife May. She was last seen boarding Union Pacific train No. 50 bound east. Local authorities reported the case to federal agents in Salt Lake City and await further investigation.
The Peking and Tien Tak Times and British press mock American diplomacy over Japan China tensions in Manchuria. They argue US sympathy to China signals broader support and warn Washington could wield influence as a global power, while a Chinese paper counters by urging unity with America against Japanese actions.
An Amsterdam dispatch reports sixty two prisoners tried as spies in Maastricht today. Among the accused are 31 named individuals. Twenty two were condemned to death last Friday. The details come from a Maastricht presen dite pateh noting on Ariel ab Hasselt Delstum.
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