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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1913
Page
9
A fragmented OCR passage references Deafness and cure debates, mentioning Doend apottrattourn and various garbled names. It hints at a debate or report involving medical claims, institutions, and individuals, with unclear chronology and scattered phrases. The readable segments point to a civic or medical discussion rather than a clear event.
An editor cites Attorney Whitman siding against Ce Po Mee amid a curfew dispute. A mob gathers as photographers and writers pursue coverage, while police face accusations of overreach. The mayor calls for decent citizens to oppose perceived political manipulation and restore order without excess force.
Telegrams report threats and violent clashes in Salt Lake City as W W and associates threaten opponents. Police arrest 28 year old Clark and 21 year old Hasse in connection with a raid on a W W office, while reports describe riot relief funds and a city-wide anxiety over potential outbreaks. Public notices warn of forthcoming hearings and court actions linked to the unrest.
An official notice lists upcoming civil service exams next month. Openings include elevator conductor at $660 annually, fireman at $720, a machine mechanic in the standards bureau at $120, a naval aviation role at $1200 to $1600, and apprentice plate cleaner and engraver tasks with salaries set by position. Exams run through September 14 in Washington and other venues.
St Marys Cathedral drew a full house for Feast of the Assumption and the cathedral’s fourth anniversary. A visiting group of 807 Catholics from Covington led by ten priests attended, with multiple masses and a high mass at 10 oclock. The celebrant was Father Jerome Deis, assisted by Fathers McNally Slattery and Reardon. choir, organ, and a Te Deum followed the Mass.
Special to The Standard reports clashes over the Midland Trail versus Meeker Vernal route for the proposed transcontinental highway. Walbridge and Montgomery denied attendance at a Denver Chamber meeting meant to hear views along the tall. Secretary Deland stated the session was for Midlands Trail representatives, not a public debate. Meeker and Vernal advocates argue a Meeker Vernal route could shorten the distance to Salt Lake City, while eastern counties and Midland supporters resist. Portland, Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs weigh in as the debate unfolds.
Lanlaville Corries-dorr al. report a fragmented and garbled notice involving someone named Tams CL Hansen and references to a parcel post egg. The readable text suggests a misdated or miswritten item in a historical newspaper fragment.
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