Hearing Opens in Ogden on Martin Blackhand Case
The Pleasant View hearing for Joseph Henry Martin, accused of assault with intent to murder David Edwards, drew a large crowd. Detective Edwards, testifying in a bent city courtroom, described the West Seventeenth Street ambush and the gunfire that wounded him as jurors and local officials watched intently.
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Ogden
Pleasant View
Reuben T. Kheen
Joseph H. Martin
David Edwards
Ralph Bristol
R. C. Porter
Norton
de Vine
McGee
J. H. Martin
Neegrod
Joseph Chez
Ami A. C. Gordon
Bia Panda
Fsea
Ini Buleide
Utah
Mur
Juoge Rhees
Pragnet
Rhees
Dave Edwards
West Seventeenth Street
David Jensen
Dave Holwards
Jensen
Aitormay Davis
Scouser
Lis
Soamn
Ne Hk
Attorusy Chez
Chez
Q Vbato
Divine Worshy
Reese
Southern Pacific
Overland
Seventeenth Street
Black Handers
Detective Bowneds
Canyon Road
Golo Noln
L. Herles
Eccles Court
Yer “Joe Martin
Ogden Rapid Transit Company
W. 1
YeVing
Mets
W. W. Wilson
Utah Hot Springs
Street War
North Ogden
Cccation
Baginning County
Pallco
W. I. Norton
T. A. DeVine
Hobgews
Plakerton
David Howards
Railroad
William Cook
Jed Abbott
L. Becler
Henry Lee
Joseph. Iranus
David Lington
Ogden City
Uponorth
Joseph Henry Martin
Weber
State of Utah
Webst
Joseph Kenry
Martin Wiltally
Kim
David
Motton
Races
Jorge Saunders
Shertif
Witnorene
Choe
Regulae
Suala Court
Clarence Cramer
Salt Lake Yee
David Jenasn
Jensen Wan Na Ristad
John C. Tavis
May Donsen
Wort Heyerieath
David Edwardy
Cinkerton Agency & Timber
Gents
HAG
Hilt Hike
Gngham
Bren
Vith
Cart
Beclas
Bristol Faraier
Edwards
Carl Blair
Coton
R Bristol
Fo Clee
Boles
Tories
Mr. Eccles
Blair
Washington
Ube
Progressives Plan State Conference Across Des Moines Area
The Progressive party mobilizes for a January 9 statewide conference in Des Moines to shape campaigns for U S Senate and full ticket across counties. Leaders including Ray Robins and Albert Beveridge push amalgamation with major parties, fund-raise 10 to 20 thousand dollars yearly, and stress aggressive organizing while resisting party splits.
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Whyte
United Ste Senate
Fleatate Central
Chicago Progressive Lab
Clairaten
State Central
Cook County
Receallyn
Progression Club
Raymond Robins
Play Central Committee
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
Dean Franklin
Medici McCormick
Dee Moinea Ia
Progressive Party In Love
Des Moines
Umer
H. J. Allen
Pubisher
Wichita
Kansay
Allen
Democratic
Republico Party
Pany
New York
Frembrenst
Commiraller
Nhew York
Uyikl
Pragrensiya
Deckney Ahatt
Hrendergvel
Cormeerian Ii
Apmagersten
Mr. Pyrender
Ammleind
Adopted a Resolution Against Pragvel MG Dopeh
The body adopted a resolution stating opposition to certain reforms and emphasizing fundamental differences between Lipmregalvea and Regabllonn factions. The note mentions Hale Bob Uy and a convention vote, with a pledge to support the Progressive Vrigetpit of direct internidential primaries and the Prevident Wileui's leadership.
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Eabten
Herantii
Wileui
Mob Hangs Mur derer After Jail Break
An organized mob lynched Culbertson near Ray, N Thr, just before daybreak. They battered the jail with an iron pipe, dragged him to a wagon bridge over Middle Muddy and hanged him, shooting the body after. Sheriff Erickson warned against mob action as two bystanders were beaten trying to intervene. the crowd had demanded mercy but found none.
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Ware
Cleva Culberteau
Dillon
Ray
N. Th
Willams County
Cullberteen
Barry Whith
Erickson
Culbertson
Veing
Sut Wee
Dillons
Leshenik
Mia
de Olona
Thousands line up before bank amid city turmoil
Report describes a chaotic day as thousands gather outside a bank and nearby streets fill with vehicles and pedestrians. Officials warn of long waits as authorities attempt to manage deposits and potential insolvency concerns amid shifting financial pressures.
Men Entombed in Coal Mine Tragedy Claim Many Lives
Reports from New Castle describe a severe coal mine explosion at the Vulead mine. Thirty eight men are believed dead, with rescue teams led by Superintendent Cheries Meerdink bringing three bodies to the surface. Officials fear others may not be alive. Rescue operations, hindered by dust and aftershocks, continue as investigators assess the cause.
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New Castle, Gale, Inc
Praciatity
Enombad
Officinia
Vulead
Morong
Alsa
Cheries
Meerdink
Wallach Baxter
Starbuck
Filso
An Tallan
Mearik
Dng
Hemetas
Meta
New Castis
Colorado
Denver
Colo
New Custle
United Eistes Mines
Buceau
J. H. Rogars
Rocky Mountain District
Cripple Creek
Golden Cycle
New Onetle
Ming Bureau
Xarys
Wyoming
Tames Daly
Onal Mines
New Grantle
Schmidt Denies Insanity in Murder Trial
The defense argued against a claim of insanity as the murder trial continued. Witness testimony focused on the defendant's mental state and the prosecution's view of his intent.
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Tudge
Mok
Alcott
Selunide
Atha Anvctiad 4
Uy Nenrhers
Wik
Alioniety
Wilson Will Urge U S Fair Building
Washington December 10. President Wilson urged construction of a United States fair building. The message noted Pan American exposition plans and the need to support national exhibits. Details on approvals and funding were discussed among Congress and officials.
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Wilson
Washington
Harris Cr. Moore
Congress
UOT
Moore
Wuly Murtuetal
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