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   Evening Standard, The (Newspaper) - April 22, 1912, Ogden, Utah                               YOUR WANTS BE KNOWN IN THE EVENING STANDARD A FEARLESS PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER WEATHER FORECAST THE INDICATIONS AWE THAT THE WEATHER WILL FAIR TONIGHT WITH FROST AND TEMPERATURE TOMORROW OGDEN CITY UTAH MONDAY EVENING APRIL 22 1912 ai at thi Ogden firemen Had Orders to Keep the Boilers Hot Steamer Has Picked Up Many of the Bodies of the Dead Austrian Seaman Arrested on Technical Charge of Declared Members of Crew Were Drunk on Champagne Denial That Celtic Has Picked Up Any Passengers HEAVY SOUTHWEST 4 York April Star line announced this afternoon that it had the following from the is on the of the disaster searching for I southwest squall has interfered with operations bodies recovered All not embalmed will buried at 4 ura at 8 p m- with divine services Can only embalmed bodies to port New Terk April from which nas been earthing In the of the disaster and tu reported the recovery of bar bodies was eagerly here ai the is under to send forward Immediate of the dead and any Information obtainable The Star line said that Uf Information from the which It under orders to In the vicinity of the wreck for a week will be made public ca receipt Only bodies that hare brra Identified or admit of being Identified will be brought hark Fome cf tbt hate been mutilated by Ice so that tion Is Impossible The reported to tbe White Star by wireless that In 12.1 that tbe for that Indicates that the Is the miles east I of the sank The aim I who were to on their arrival on be bave ill re- covered and of them harp telt for their homes than a rf n dollars and the relief committees have swamped with Net only that bat countless letters were received all of every sort Hair Filled Tbat of the lifeboats of tbe Titanic were sent tmy filled and that If Captain bad teen miny more lives would hate has been D Daly of Uni Peru states that he saw captain to the ralllne after the hosts had been put ont from the and call Urine boats bark they are caly How many boats obeyed the capi sin's to return Mr Dily was unable tn tell Important Witness John Thornpton a fireman of the Titanic suffering with a broken aria at tit hospital may be an at the senatorial into the wreck comes from and hej serts that Titanic wai t beat all records on maiden trips From y oft own s as all the lad of the wo haj o her up as hard as possibly We tad as quick a as the orders tan I heard that these orders came were full pressure Prom the time we left until thp moment of the crated to make from 71 to revolutions that whole day we had keen tip Cleveland April KUia a who claims to have been a member of the crew of tbe Titanic Is under arrest here on a chance of mutiny pending the arriva of a from the senate committee He was arrested direction of Senator William Alden interpreted by Austrian vice consul here Is that in the crow's nest of Titanic wan asleep when the occurred and that members of were drunk from that had civen them by stewards ttrvin- late dinner party aboard Celtic Up No New York April ranger Jeffries of tbe Stir line loUay the report tha an a- I a of Titanic were picked bv the Celtic which here Sat as related In a dis laft n from 11 uncle Ind There v u br the Celtic he said nor wer anv bodies taken aboard thi In tVe ro the the union shoe workers into national body rv Vm at It contention of ratra all the nnl CTI nt all th be railed t the Facts Pried From by Senate Committee BAY mn Massachusetts to Under- go by Guns Latest From Nebraska Shows That Teddy Led Taft Three to One IMPOSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE SCENES WHEN WIVES AND HUSBANDS SEPARATED FOR WOMEN TO TAKE THEIR PLACES IN THE INADEQUATE LIFEBOATS April dent H A 8 of the Inter- national Mercantile Marine company the if tilt e Investigating today how he bad to have the earlier reports of the Titanic iter held up to avoid unnecessary He anr knowledge rf the to ative of West Virginia the ship towed to and other William AUen Smith of Michigan presided After of the White Star line VnowledjEe of a misleading to Mr s It was by Mr thit he had Issued jnc statements when te tad no facts on which to base them Read Many Telegrams The witness from a of wireless telegrams received Monday None of them con- any information of value but It was on this date that the tine Is Its e tat menu in an effort said Mr Franklin to Inquirers Later when the newa came he said te sent Immediately for the reporters and rending to them lors fron the Carpathia the news In consid- erable detail Reporters Knew Their I to Titanic went down this Ins at and looked Mr Franklin There a reporter In the room They were all for to jet the news cmt to the Bit by bit Mr continued to the evidence the Is Ins to throm cin the that sank the sect almost I COO persons to their death and ttc world Into New Caucus Room Christened The Inquiry the lous caucus room of the senate re- carded as the handsomest hearing room In In Us fat tlie with William Alden Smith of table which the pied and spectators them anJ anl their whes von tho Austrian of diplomatic many women mostly drawn from the national of of the resolution There hail a lone delav the first took the Mr seated at the end of the lir table chatted with J P ne the rf tho Wite line he drew n of he hid from the table The nas the White Star fteK a flap Town at the peak the Mr Franklin en the Stand are tral April political nation In Massachusetts is more and interest presidential on April is Two republican are to the state tMs week and cf two if the candidates are at work The entire setts delegation Re- publican and except ator Lodge have come on to take a hand in tie contest Taft will maVe three speeches Thursday and Col I win be here Saturday La lette supporters Connreisman Henry of chairman of tbe committee on rules with of acd Oore of Oklahoma will here for Woodrow Wilson Con- Curley In charge of er campaign to hare several national orators In the state before the of the week No Harmon or Underwood quarters have been opened but Peters has identified self with tho latter movement 1 April 22 of vote turn from SSO precincts e Folette rn Wilson It Is that this per the of the state Senator for the nomination the mtc frora iSO 20.021 The la 773 Stats Senator n 1 for nomination received votes 722 precincts to for PARK AND CEMENT CROSSINGS FOR BRIGHAM City April elty has been many Improvements this sprinK Including tho of cement on Main tween First and Second South NEW RELIGIOUS CULT N Y April number of Cornell students have taken up the task of forming a new Twelve of them mft In the 4 Kitchen and the Robert Ingersoll club to Investigate and the creeds of today a of 4 and 4 It up on a basts of fact Instead of needless faith and traditional superstition 0 N Whitman a Is chairman ard 11 A a Junior Is secretary 4 Death Stalks In Path of a Terrific Towns Wiped Out THE KILLED Dush III 18 dead 40 In- Jured 111 5 dead 40 III 3 C In- Morocco InJ 9 dead 12 April to visit a patient Dr n vej 301 Went avenue was held up by near his tic me today and of a cafe of a small tank of and chain and his furio The struck the on the head with an empty bottle and he sank to the ground dated but as the men running away and shouted to then 1 am R and ou my way to attend a dying please roy Uck of The men held a whispered sation and a moment later walked bacX helped the to feet and rave him When Harvey nt the home e-f his he found her dead iUaco April tomato uu late swept over tral Illinois and Indiana killed at least 35 persons and Injured nearly 200 others tn advice received here ly Miles of and wires werr Mown down and It that death lint will Is with alt over which tornado While there it means of the by the It IK ruin to nm Into hundreds ot thousands nt dollars Greatest Loss of Life at Duth At Hush a village In county the lots cf life curred IS persons MUM and more than forty Injured Nearly every dwelling tbf was either Most of the dead were who In the roal near Hush At Morocco lad nine lost in of their At Orant Park 111 sit persons Injured damace amounting to more than was caused by the tornado Family Wiped Out The family of Nelson Unite at Continued on Pape Seven PRESIDENT TAFT SENT FAST TO MEET THE CARPATHIA HOPING TO LEARN DEFINITE NEWS OF MAJOR ARCHIBALD BUTT JACQUES c all and wero tn i In i In tl I -.1 I- I r i   

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