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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1908
Page
7
Fragmented OCR creates a vivid Ogden scene with obituaries notices weather and local matters. Reports mention a funeral in Ogden city, family arrivals a six day stay and a weather forecast noting near zero temperatures and cold winds.
A Salt Lake bank robbery involving an embezzled reserve fund between 40 000 and 60 000 dollars is under investigation. Officials say two men handled the money after a break in, one of whom allegedly kept the envelope contents, while the other failed to seal the case again. Investigators seek the source of the missing funds and identifying the responsible employee.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a protest or legal matter involving individuals and a family, but lacks clear names, places, or actions. The readable bits mention a protest, a site, and mention of a lake area, with unclear connections and missing context.
An unclear police report from the Marwan home in 1960 references a woman named Mrs. Banas and a sister of a person named Benany. The notes allege a claim of theft of money and a subsequent divorce proceeding. Further readable details are fragmentary and uncertain.
A local faction condemns free soup houses claiming they attract vagrants and crime. They warn of increased poverty and disorder, urging authorities to block aid efforts and police to enforce public order as tensions rise.
A Salt Lake City area deli was robbed by assailants who barricaded the shop and set it ablaze. Clerk Arrington, 20, was attacked while attempting to flee for safety, with a second man, Jon Wortuiced, 25, later implicated. The store suffered extensive damage and losses around $1,000, as investigators scour the neighborhood for suspects.
Dense OCR text describes an Ogden practice shoot with large scores and numerous shooters. Mentions Captain Harry Keele, Ogden team, and several listed marksmen with scores around mid 60s to 90s, noting the coming match to determine the top marksman for the event.
A North Georgia county reports a diphtheria case involving a Black resident identified by name in the county jail records. The prisoner described sore throat and fever leading to a physician examination, with measures implemented to prevent spread and safeguard the community as authorities investigate the incident.
Fragmented OCR text notes Moriléna Gan and Michio in a tense opposition over Mane MAK and Chik Mirage. The passage is garbled but hints at a dispute, pronation, and departures, with references to pane, prapers, and hea elshed.
A dramatic theft at the Adah National Bank ritually described as 290,000 in currency, gold, and notes stolen from the vault after a complex entry. Police and bank officers including W. S. McCarrick and W. Adams face intense scrutiny as investigators pursue a single suspect or inside involvement.
Rudimentary notes describe a meeting to organize a group to exclude Asians. The fragment references a boycott or exclusionary policy and lists individuals and locations in a harmful context. The text lacks clear dates or full names but signals discriminatory intent.
A Monday program at New Glentelo Theater Wak Commences February 10 with films and acts including Pictures 1 Culieslng Post Cards 3 A Runaway Here and a piano recital by Milan Alyco Allen. The show features a dramatic sequence titled Count of Montegais to and the return of Mania Criglo, with performances at 2 39 and 7 30. Children’s Candy Melvins Saturday includes Lincoln Day slate.
American Goach horses will be loaded for London aboard the Minutapelin, with ownership by G. A. Crater, and will depart Friday. The horses, described as the best, will be shipped amid high expectations with plans for a sale at Tatlereal's on June 29.
Card of thanks from the Wright family expresses sincere gratitude for the many kindnesses shown after the death of Maud Wright. They acknowledge support, messages, and condolences sent by friends and neighbors and extend appreciation from AMS and daughters.
Nety Noth Feb 10 reports the start lists for the Around the World Automobile Race. Six teams depart, with four nations represented and a wide field expected to attract worldwide interest.
Scattered text depicts a perilous journey across a frozen sea toward a harbor town. Mentions drivers, racers, and a shipwreck risk amidst Arctic conditions. Fragmentary names and places suggest a late era travel or disaster note without clear events or dates.
A Fort Worth banker, identified as vice president of its bank, committed suicide yesterday in the hotel toilet room after a confrontation with a porter who found his body. The man, named Gambrell, age 38, left a note asking to be notified of what he had done. investigators describe the scene as a suicide linked to distress and personal tragedy.
In France, Moris reports a government inquiry into Franco questions amid Germany's occupation and interpellation moves in the chamber. M. Jorvestins prepared questions for the foreign minister seeking details on Amade’s 10 cent operations and Germany’s communication to Paris. The Temps condemns ongoing internellations while Pichon refrains from comment.
A garbled, fragmentary notice from New York mentions Dystraphobis Lubius and Trant AMyenaes amid references to hydrophobia gases. The text is incomplete and reads like OCR corruption, with scattered names and numbers implying a report on dangerous substances but lacking coherent detail.
Fragmentary report from The Times discusses a Lisbon plot and Cortugners revolt amid royal intrigues. It mentions Hemblipan party members, attacks on palaces, and attempted suppressions as Brann Wi Me seeks to maintain the crown, with references to a failed treaty and staged maneuvers.
A fragmented report describes a failed diplomatic contact and unclear events surrounding an ambassadorial visit. The text references names, places, and dates in garbled form, making precise details uncertain while indicating a missing caller and disputed arrangements.
An advertised property by Hussey-Woods Realty features a tn Moy style modern brick home with pantry layout and conveniences. The listing highlights a lively family appeal, updated comforts, and a bargain price aimed at a limited buyer group.
An outlined ad notes investment in modern real estate near a terrace with exith lot and small equine runivit. It mentions farm features and avant bite hanse, with property details and contact at HUSSEY-Wa0ns Realty 6 24a Washington Ave Bell. Phone Bat Independent 89.
Notice announces a bond election for Ogden City School District to fund a new high school and equipment. It lists dates, polling wards, and the right to redeem bonds. residents vote on the $800,000 bond at designated polling places and times.
Fragmented OCR text mentions passengers on the Etruria ship and a series of garbled terms. It hints at a nautical event or voyage with names and places but lacks clear details or readable facts to confirm a specific incident or outcome.
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