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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
8
A court will review the dispute to determine whether the law stands. The case focuses on whether the provision is enforced and if funds can be verified under the applicable rule. Authorities have yet to set a final timetable.
Northern half of Mexico faces a looming split as rebels seek an independent civil government. Leaders plan a border-based administration from Nuevo Laredo to Sed Nuevo, with currency and postage reforms to align with rebel authority. Villa expects Carranza to handle civil governance while he presses south toward Mexico City. Separate items report indictments in Oakland against W Anery McCaney for counterfeiting and conspiracy, with two accomplices convicted.
The Library of Congress reports 116,862 volumes added in 1913 and 41,900 gifts, fueling a surge in books and pamphlets that threatens shelf space. Librarian Herbert Putnam notes annual increases rivaled only by the last decade, while room constraints demand action within five to six years. Funding shows $600,000 in annual appropriations with about 160,000 in offsets from treasury fees, leaving $440,000 for purchases, manuscripts, and general expansion.
The Denver region and much of northern Colorado and northern New Mexico faced heavy snowfall overnight, with parts of the Rocky Mountains buried under deep snow. Cheyenne saw some snow while northern Wyoming remained clear. Colorado cities like Denver and Pueblo reported substantial accumulations affecting rail traffic and school attendance as the weather disrupted transportation.
Cambridge, Mass. Dec 4 Fresno Dan whose claim to half of the $500,000 estate of William C. Russell was acknowledged by court and family receives half. Twenty five thousand dollars of the bequest forms a trust to be administered by B. G. Alms as executor of Thomas Russell's estate. The residue goes to other relatives Willan Russell died Saturday.
New York reports Professor Tamastla of the University of Padua advocates photographing hand veins to identify criminals. He claims novices can detect vein variations in the hand and that long training helps distinguish differences in prints.
New York reports about 2000 applications filed at city hall for jobs under the incoming administration. Borough President George McAneny recalls a saying of President Hayes about appointing officials creating enemies and ingrates as a caution in public service.
New York comptroller William Prendergast, a founder of the Progressive Party, formally announced his withdrawal citing that the presidential election showed the idea was not acceptable to the American people and that a third party would only guarantee Democratic victory.
A Shelbyville court hears testimony in the murder case of Dr Willand B. Craig charged with killing Dr Nelene Knahe. Katherine Fleming testifies amid claims of a disengaged engagement, recounting seventeen years knowlege of Craigs and recent adultery allegations. The prosecution seeks to prove intent and felonious action while defense argues misinterpretation of relations and alibi details.
Floods forced thousands from homes across central Texas with San Antonio hardest hit. Rivers rose, trains and cemeteries flooded, and relief efforts moved by telephone wires as communities report extensive property damage though few lives confirmed.
Reported in Exeter and London, police halted alleged rebels aboard the steamship Majestic near the River Avon. Officials say 6 police and 9 suffragists were dragged away before passengers could interfere. Government leaders vowed swift action amid rising unrest linked to the Irish question and reform movements.
Fragmented OCR describes militants seizing control during violence, with armed forces resisting and some individuals harmed. Mention of suffrage and clashes suggests a broad political crisis, with women and locals affected amid ongoing strife and vengeance threats. Key names and places are obscured by garbled text.
The government approved a printed appropriation of 126000 for the exposition. The action was taken in the current year, with funds allocated for German partner shipments and related expenses, tied to the Panama-Pacific export event in San Francisco.
The debate session features strong rhetoric as Cummins denounces the proceedings as a farce while Lewis and Loewrs clash over procedural conduct. The discourse touches on governance, legislative delay, and party stances, highlighting tensions surrounding the current administration and upcoming measures. The exchange reflects partisan fault lines and calls for accountability amid ongoing deliberations.
A serious missing person case in New York involves a suspect who vanished, with officials identifying possible motives and noting ongoing investigations. Details are fragmented but authorities warn the public to stay vigilant as they pursue leads and verify alibis.
Fragmented OCR recounts Lopez, slayer of six, amid mine collapse after gas. Police and deputies struggled to subdue him, with deadly events and escape from sub workings noted. The reference to November 21 and a deadly mine incident hints at a chaotic frontier clash.
A long OCR fragment describes young farmers from Diu and other states traveling to Washington for the event. It names speakers, officials, and regional groups, noting preparations, costs, and aims to showcase agricultural work and opportunities for youth.
Fragmentary OCR text references Pres Jos F. Smith in Proenix Arizona with unclear details about dates, people, and official action. The readable portions name Arla Die, Cody Crone, Marion, and Hoy Hu in a disrupted notice context.
Thir afternoon in district court M rs Van Buskirk filed for divorce from Joseph Buskirk alleging cruelty and inability to provide life necessities for herself and the children. They wed December 4, 1 9 1 2 and she cites ten-month periods of verbal abuse and neglect. she requests custody of the children, alimony, and costs.
Pifly elx anpivayin fay basketball honora squads practice at Qugden High School ahead of the class series. Interclass games begin Monday at 3:20 pm with two Kaphomare teams, seniors, juniors, freshmen to follow. Officials anticipate a flag and a march toward the school league finals.
A garbled World War II era news item notes a nationwide mobilization effort with references to labor, courts, and military leaders. It mentions cities like Chicago, St Louis, and Salt Lake, plus figures connected to wartime work and industrial mobilization, framed as a public address or rally.
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