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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1913
Page
2
The Standard pledges drastic independence and a steadfast stance against corruption. It vows to oppose privileged classes and demagogues from all parties and to defend public welfare, never merely printing news but actively challenging wrongdoing.
A local account praises J A Martin and other residents for resisting blackmailers and helping end a reign of terror. Ralph E. Bristol, R. B. Vorler, and families are named among those who stood with them, risking danger to restore life and property security in Ogden.
The Even ing Post faces protests over an article critiquing Florida land schemes. Indictments emerge as federal probes target mail fraud in these promos. Ogden residents invested in Florida lands, while Utah offers better opportunities, per local notices.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a discussion of shifts within the Republican Party, signaling changes in strategy and leadership, with references to key figures and regional dynamics. The readable portions suggest a focus on party direction and policy posture amid internal debate.
A Teane conference of prominent party workers toppled Chairman Barnes, aided by a Progressive plank pushing direct primary reform. Proponents say direct primaries curb abuses of power, while opponents warn of lost responsibility. Roosevelt's rising sentiment fuels reform hopes as Republicans seek a new, unified party identity.
Salt Lake City reports a jury has found Mrs. Ekman insane after she killed her infant daughter, packed the body in a trunk, and shipped it to Ogden. Doctors testified to hereditary insanity and mental illness, while noting she showed no moral wrong in the act.
A hay wagon driven by Lee Norton was dragged a short distance after a collision with an automobile driven by Dr Green on a viaduct. Green jumped free to control the horses, the car jammed, and both occupants escaped injury as Norton failed to notice the added weight and left the scene.
Albert Scowcroft and William Douglass of the John Scowcroft and Song Company arrived on Union Pacific No. 1, delayed 12 hours by a fierce snowstorm east of Cheyenne. They described the three mile east stretch to Medisins Bow as severe with Sherman Hill blocking trains eight hours and crews shoveling all night. The train continued to Green River where snow damage eased.
The Woodmen of the World chapter elected 18 officers for the coming year including George Husa as Consul Commander and Ee. Aah as Assessor. New officers include C. I. Uartog advisor C. I. CGanalee banker Reis Shine GH Kelliher watchman William Mulley sentry Sim Jost Matt Galt and C. 4 Oderina as managers. A special meeting and officer installation are set for January 8 after a December 33 date noted.
A neighborhood campaign for the Children’s Aid fund is launched with a singing program by local groups. Tickets and booths are arranged at drugstores, hardware departments, and bookshops, with many volunteers named to staff stalls and collect donations across the week.
The Civil Service Board announces exams for the stenographer and typewriter position with tests on February 91 and March 1. The notice lists Ogden, Pravo, Loran and Salil Lake College as the clerical locations.
Fragmentary note cites Oite for hatchery Mead Runtsville and lists names and opinions. It references Ogden valley and Seater Nuh OR with unclear roles. Text mentions Mr. fotmean jyad, Most Svaile, and le sip Redd property, pondering supply of fresh victuals and a tehunernire.
Citizens note two showings of Little Women at the Orpheum with a matinee Tuesday. The scene features John Jo Meg and Beth and is highlighted as a delightful production.
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