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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1916
Page
9
A fragmented Osborn page notes a man crushed at work near Slaterstile, medical care given, and an injury not deemed fatal. It lists burglaries at Jefferson area residences, a car deal, marriage licenses, a Cadillac ad, and local business notices.
Visiting in Ogden are Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Flaherty from the north staying a few days after months in Idaho where Mr. Flaherty has business interests. Dr. A A Jackson of Florence Alabama is visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. GW Darby departed today for California to spend weeks with her daughter in Los Angeles then travel to San Francisco and return to Ogden. Veulee Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. J Jones of South Weber, returns from a summer in Tas Veras New where he attended. He graduates Weber Academy last fall and will enter Utah Agricultural College on September 26. Ford Ford? Wait. Correction: W. Jones mother? Ford? Please ignore extraneous. Windsor Jones, a brother, attends Cedes High School.
Cherus Chaplin appears in the photo play The Count at the Alhambra tomorrow. Also listed are Pauline Freteticke in Aahea and Embera and Hilly Burke. This afternoon and evening showcase Valen Han Grant in The Daughter at Mace Crear and the Ratton Holmes Tray rum.
Weber County prepares to act after rabies reports with a special session at 2 PM to draft an ordinance requiring dog owners to muzzle Snip or kill dogs at risk. County attorney Jo ten E Bragg led the draft, following state guidance. The ordinance, set to take effect 15 days after passage, aims to curb rabies after several dog bites north of the city.
President Lewis W. Bhurtiitf of the Weber stake was named patriarch of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in a Weber academy ceremony. He will also head the Weber county presidency as a blessing conferrer per President Joseph F. Smith. Also noted is an Alhambra engagement for Bought and Paid For with 10c 20c 30c tickets.
Loretta Jenking files divorce against George C Jenkins alleging neglect and failure to provide. They married June 18 1916 in Opden. She seeks permanent alimony for herself and their minor child.
Detroit fell further behind as Boston clinched another win in the series. Scott homered to spark the visitors, while Leonard pitched dominantly aside from two errors in the tenth inning.
Preparation for civil service exams announced with courses and positions available on request. Details include 17 percent logging–advertisement and related offerings for prospective applicants.
Harrowing account from Vern Hultough of 355 Twenty eighth street near Ealing in Resvelder county describes Anna Bullough’s altercation with William McCarty a known Promontory camp figure. McCarty threatened with a revolver and knife after a mining dispute. Bullough and friend Dickson escaped as McCarty fled with a rifle. Sheriff Zundell and officers report McCarty sought a parley after the daylight confrontation and fled toward Ogden.
Warren Kerrigan the popular hero in pictures appears at the Orpheum theatre tonight in his best production The Reckoning about a wealthy young man who loses a fortune and seeks wealth and love. The first performance begins at 7 p m. Mysteries of Myra today and tomorrow and a five act feature The Quitter with Lionel Barrymore Utah also on the program.
C Marule of Roosevelt Utah aged 21 and Jobo Wilcox of Texan aged 19 were found guilty in municipal court of disturbing the peace. Each received ten days in jail and a fine of BD. They assaulted M Teal and HW Anderson while escorting a friend home, with bystanders aiding in stopping the attack and Detective Grant Ay phcte investigating.
Democratic candidate William Jennings Bryan travels through Ogden on his way east after speaking engagements in Utah. He praises the state’s reception and support for Woodrow Wilson, while noting plans for further speeches in Breham City and other Utah venues with stops by Simon Bamberger and H. Roberts.
The Ogden Tabernacle Choir rehearses tonight to finish recital preparations for Lucy Gates and Sybella Clayton. Gates travels to Salt Lake City for a planned Salt Lake Theatre concert with Clayton, then returns to Ogden for an afternoon rehearsal with Clayton and a performance of the Mad Scene from Lucia di Lammermoor with Axel Nylander as part of a broader schedule with Professor and Mrs. Tallantype.
Photoplays at the Alhambra open today through Saturday with two changes. Four applicants were admitted to citizenship after examination before Judge Howell. Test-takers proceeding. several cases continued or dismissed for lack of prosecution. multiple applicants received oath readiness or had name changes noted.
Double feature at the Oracle Theatre with Liberty and American Blood playing Thursday and Friday. Also showing Dig double attraction at Utah Theatre today and tomorrow.
Rumors of a veiled yearlong police scandal circulated through Iowa City circles as the city commission met. Mayor Abbeth Heywood announced action, Browning denied charges against Gold Wheat, a chauffeur, amid claims of a frameup by three officers. Wheat testified he was dismissed for reasons tied to alleged police records and entries, with city officials citing service needs. The commission approved new auto licenses for Faseline Furnishings and related firms, setting $75 annual fees per carriage, effective October 1.
Big double attraction at the Utah Theatre today and tomorrow is followed by a district court action over damages from an April injury. The Brown Ice Cream Co. faces a $25,000 claim for permanent injuries to the plaintiff riding a defendant vehicle when struck by an automobile. Judge J. D. Call handles the trial, with defense by Hancock and Barnes of Salt Lake City. The jury panel includes Asoprope Hit, Arthur Weston, The By Hawks, George A. Poulter, and others as the trial opens. The program also features Mysteries of Disra and a five act screening The Quitter with Lionel Berrymore.
A new bill opens tomorrow afternoon at the Orpheum featuring a quartet of headliners and strong attractions. The Earl and the Girls with Lain xn Archer and Mabel Nayron star, backed by tropical birds act, Paris dancers the Amore Sisters, and entertainers McCloud and Carp. The program promises vivid scenery, novel stunts, and a lineup of top talent making the show a lively metropolitan musical variety bill.
The George R. Jelbe company completes a rear Washington Avenue garage and sales room facing Hudson Street. The 63 by 202 foot floor space includes skylight roof, concrete floors, and a steam heated washing area. It features electric and gasoline car handling, storage for various vehicles, and plans for day and night operation with modern wash racks and lighting.
Undelivered telegrams listed at Western Union include Jack Goldberg Willard Flant North Deden J W iteadrick Nels A Jee rckson and 115 Treaty street. Helene Rosson stars in The Sign of the Spade at the Lyceum today.
New York city mayor Mitchell sought to avert a general strike by 7000 transit workers. He planned a personal appeal to Theodore P. Shonts, head of the LIRR Transit and New York street railways, urging a shift from refusing to deal with the strikers. A conference with Mr. Shonts was arranged to propose a settlement basis to prevent the general walkout.
An Oxden heating firm asserts better living with properly heated, ventilated homes. W Oswell Jackson promotes efficient warm air systems, official meters, and furnaces matched to conditions. Call before contracting.
London dispatch reports Lord Werby expressing certainty of victory for the Entente as British forces, with American help, prepare for future action. He notes superior weapons and organization, and expectations the war will extend beyond winter, while praising German bravery and predicting greater margins of superiority soon.
Police court records depict F Kaarp Tom Connolly Harry Sebater and Th Reabt jailed for drunkenness and disturbing the peace with 40 day sentences. Challis Selway Glen Joy and P Evans receive city meal tickets with workout terms. Brown and Willacy cases dismissed. J C Kennedy forfeits $5 bail. Judge Brawley pleads for leniency as he seeks to stay in town or work off debt.
Hot Springs region advertising notes a daily dive and return option toward October 1. The only resort now operating markets finest mineral springs and car options, with a cryptic label The Tlectic Way directed by Adr.
British forces crossed into German lines near Arras and took 369 yards of trenches after a day’s fighting. An official British statement confirmed the advance as troops moved south of Arras. Western front developments were reported in today’s war bulletin from Petrograd and Taunton.
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