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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1916
Page
8
U S Senator Carroll Page of Vermont and Miles Poindester of Washington were renominated in Republican primaries. Page is described as a veteran Republican. Poindester had joined the Progressive party four years ago and remained until after the Chicago Progressive convention.
An information filed in district court charges Georet Rowland and TR Shepherd with maliciously and feloniously stealing $90.25 from James Brown on September 9. Brown, an employee of Ogden Packing, was delivering funds entrusted to him for the company when he was robbed on route to his assignment. The stolen amount allegedly belonged to Brown and others, with listed shares for several individuals. The case names John C. Davin as district attorney.
Reports in Ogden describe a whispered police scandal involving several officers and a claimed frameup tied to a dismissed officer Geld Wheat. Wheat urged an investigation, while the police chief and mayor prepared statements. Separate matters include damages claims against the city, a sidewalk dispute, and August payrolls for city departments.
County Clerk Harry Hales schedules election judge appointments for November 7. Commissioners may act October 9. Selection follows a two Republican to one Democrat ratio in districts with GOP majorities, adjusted for Democratic districts in Wever county including Ogdeselty.
Paul Lampolis was arraigned yesterday before U S Commissioner S Z Corn on a charge of selling liquor to an Indian, a federal offense. He was held for a preliminary hearing September 29. The man was arrested in Opden as week ago by local officers, through information.
Corie Leneen, at Lampolla's request, had Chris Ecern deliver Lampolia's coat to an Indian in focatello Idaho. The coat contained federal currency and Wollina of whitey were found in the pockets. The youth was jailed after arraignment and will await a preliminary hearing under U.S. Marshal Aquilla Neboker. Assistant U.S. Attorney David B. Cook led the government at the hearing. Tampolls Israel sought a man in Idaho per federal office, an alleged perala.
In Judge Mowell's court the demurrer in the case of Rasnthal against Moses was overruled and the defendant given twenty days to answer. An order allowed removal of exhibits in Santa Meehan against Orden Mallway Co. Decree in Castle against Braithwaite was suspended for sixty days for filing exceptions. The case involves transferring property to a wife to dodge rent on a lease. The Dunn suit against Pacific Hallway for damages from a flag incident was set for trial September 22. The Davis versus Moyes accounting suit was continued for term.
Paris reports Flight Lieutenant De Rochefort, credited with a sixth enemy aircraft, is missing after Saturday’s combat. Adj Tarascon, cited yesterday for a fifth victory, has only one leg remaining from an earlier pre war accident. his artificial limb was damaged by shrapnel in a recent mission.
London dispatch reports a dam burst at Wiseendense near Gab Wichemia flooding Dessendorf Titter bach Tannewald Schumburg Schwa row Crosshabiner and Harrate. Ten bodies have been recovered and identified amid enormous damage and many lives lost.
London report details the loss of two steamers, the Lord Tredegar and Wewa, announced by Lloyd's. The Lord Tredegar reportedly passed Gibraltar on September 6 en route from New York to Port Bald and Indian ports, measured at about 2,447 tons. the Wewa was listed later in Lloyd's Register.
The Victrola offers arias and concert numbers by Caruso and Melba and songs by Lauder and Bayes. It delivers exquisite instrumental solos by Kreisler and Paderewski and stirring music by Sousa and Herbert. Daily demonstrations at Victor dealers invite you to hear music you like and see Victrola styles from $10 to $100.
In a lively 19th century scene, Dorothy Clare clashes with rival Minnie Appleton over social plans and romance, while Dick Cheater watches from the wings. Dorothy’s prickly habits, secret feelings, and a looming mystery mix with a doctor’s warnings as plans for a mansion soiree unfold amid whispered glances and a looming illness.
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