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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1917
Page
10
Random references describe Ogden in a monthly Salt Lake publication with extensive illustrations of the city from many angles. The issue highlights industrial progress and Gustes development of Ogden, circulated locally by the Publicity Bureau.
Society notes report a Pythian Alstern meeting set for Saturday at 2 50 PM in EK and Phall, with members Cecil Lampman and Lilian Parry noted for travel and a Yellowstone trip. The Royal Neighbors announce a card party Monday evening to support sanitary improvements, planned by the health department in the IO C F room.
The plan directs Farbaze stations on every block to collect all garbage with city pickup on a regular schedule. The city commission today authorized a $10 000 loan from the special tax fund to the general fund to cover existing appropriations. Police report a driver fined $5 for front plate issue. Birth announcements list several newborns in recent days.
Notice states Stimson's Cafe will reopen on Wednesday September 28. The record notes the year 1364.
Jail authorities report thousands in contraband liquor filling cells and storerooms. Shelves overflow with salt cases, demijohns, jugs, bottles, and sacks of beer. Eleven barrels and additional packed casks fill another room as seizure records mount. The liquor stems from Jones Laucirica’s place, with value and volume growing daily.
Weber Stake MIA holds its annual convention at Weber College on Sunday at 10 in the morning. The program includes past year review and plans for the new year with music and addresses. George Ve Brimball Mrs Emily CG Adams and Mrs Ann M Cannon will be visitors. All officers MIA members and interested locals are urged to attend.
James H. Moyle of Salt Lake accepts the offer to serve as secretary of the U S Treasury, telegraphing Secretary McAdoo to confirm the appointment. The move follows Moyle being presented as a candidate and accepting the position today.
Funeral services for Mrs. Broughton of Elster are scheduled at 39 a m tomorrow in St Joseph's church. Remains arrived this afternoon from Oakland and were taken to Dr Conroy's residence. Husband Coleman Robert Broughton and mother were among those accompanying the body. The body will lie in state tonight at Dr Conroy's home, 666 Twenty fourth street, with interment in Garden City Cemetery.
Dark brown horse about 9 years old and weighing roughly 1250 pounds strayed from location near Oxden Feed Co. 1396. It has a white hind feet and a dark mark on the left chin. Reward offered for recovery. Contact Oxden Feed Co. at 2785 Grant or phone 1028.
An official investigation into the Wreck at Duda Station was held in Ogden with members of the Interstate Commerce Commission, the O S & 1 Railway, and train crews present. Salt Lake commission members H. Kired and W. Wright met with railroad general manager W. A. Whitney and inspected the wreck site to determine the cause. Minor injuries were reported. some claim damages and may sue for compensation.
The case of A Crowe, charged with attempting to transport whiskey, was called in municipal court before Judge George Darker. A jury is hearing the matter and the trial was expected to continue into the afternoon.
Weber college students and faculty organized a volunteer work group to assist peach growers in Weber County. Able volunteers will be sent to orchards to pick peaches amid a labor shortage. growers can call 112 to arrange help, with the college open weekdays and Saturdays for message delivery.
At Iquique Chile a bomb exploded in nitrate sacks aboard the Japanese steamer Selpo Maru killing two crewmen and injuring ten. Four other bombs were found after the blast. German agents and a South Pasadena man were linked to the attempt, with arrests reported as authorities investigated the nitrate cargo and other explosive devices found in the area.
Mrs Carl W Lanoa and family express gratitude to Usasa and those who offered condolences after a bereavement. Special thanks to the Brotherhood of American Yeomen for the gifts and flowers and to the Rev Carver for consoling words.
In Paddington court a coroner's inquest unfolds a melodrama of love and war as Lt Douglas Malcolm of the Royal Artillery is acquitted of murder in a case spun from a wife’s alleged affair with Count de March. The trial hinges on wartime passion and reputations, with Mrs Malcolm unmoved as the jury returns a verdict of justifiable homicide by self defense. The case sets a new legal precedent in Britain.
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