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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1915
Page
9
Reynolds returns to desk and reports brief illness and fatigue after a week away. He plans rest this afternoon and prepared for a busy evening. A large turnout of club members and a prominent secretary greet the scene at the Alhambra hall event.
Charles Renthrop, set to face Chachi Reitheap in Ogden for the world middleweight crown next Tuesday, defeated Heruian Sick of St. Louis in Lett Utaly yesterday. Kenihmp won both falls, first in Utleei:mln and second in ten. Heery Webber, Renthrop’s bone weight trainer, accompanied him and arranged a bout between Alex Cheletophersah of Ogden and Weis er to be staged there after departing the southern town.
A fragmentary sports note from Huntsville references a bowling game with teams or players such as Mi Loa, North Ogden, and Trostactite. The text is heavily garbled, with multiple placeholders and broken names, but centers on Huntsville’s bowling result and nearby competition.
Reads like a fragmented report on exhibits arranged by the faculty to show art, training, and busting work in Bramwell and nearby stores. It notes a display in the window of the Bylyta Dae xt Store on Washington and mentions film productions. The overall picture stresses visual plans and public viewings.
Jota Gutalae, a farmer in Utah, recounts Mary of the Unemployed attending a Wednesday event in Ogden. The report notes guests ate tomatoes provided by a local restaurant and details the day’s attendance and outcomes despite claims of insufficient meal provisions.
A fragmentary market report notes flour prices climbing at the GH market with Wind Valley and Vern Tiellam cited as affected by the rise. It lists various commodities including sugars, apples, bananas, lemons, oranges, dried fruits, and poultry with scattered price hints and a general sense of inflation across staple goods.
The first game of the season between the Ninth Ward Boy Scouts and the local team ended in a forfeit as disputes over players and eligibility arose. The match, described as hard fought in the first half, was interrupted by disagreements leading to forfeiture cited by officials and the audience.
A damaged OCR list shows Woodmen of World installing officers with scattered names and roles, mentioning several lodge locations and attendees. The fragmented text references council and committee titles, with incomplete names and dates, reflecting a ceremonial officer installation event.
Fragmentary items show alimony and divorce actions, birth reports, and local civic updates. Mentions include alimony disputes with Margaret Moyes and a divorce case involving Charles I Flowers against Mary Flowers, plus birth announcements for Kennedy and Gucar. Also notes about railroad painting work and a planned test for the 160th regiment. Names and places are inconsistent due to garbled OCR.
A list of prospective jurors selected for the January jury term of the district court includes Torin Jankey, Suipley, Charlies Hogpe, I A. Steers, George W. liver, and others such as Robert A. Ages, Peter A. Anderson, Edward J. Davis, Janes Kf Middieton, George H. Hardy, T. Wright, Stephes Kutgut, James 8. Maerows, and Chremes th Cotte. Names cover multiple counties and professions as potential jurors for the upcoming court session.
Matthew Hanaon and J Cramer faced charges after a street fight witnessed near the Uintah depot. They were remanded after bail set at 10 dollars. Several other defendants, including W F Capel and Z Manning, faced similar liquor and theft allegations with case continuations and investigations continuing into the next session.
The lager Baghetball team of the Weer academy notes cache valley opener, with Mister Mysto Melntyre and Coach Malcolm Watson in charge. Players include Earl Mison center Be kin Witlsnon Wie Criterien Bertran and i Brewer TRF HS Wham Miller. The squad aims to win both contests at Richmond versus Wie Webavitle and Rights and Benscheat.
A man and his wife were found dead in bed at the Bel Mot Hotel in Wales, with early reports suggesting gas poisoning as a possible cause. Police investigations continue to determine if foul play was involved, with evidence still inconclusive.
Mrs Corfman arrives to Ogden for federation activities with conferences and a reception at the Malis and Matsone Club. Visiting dignitaries from Wyoming and local club members plan festivities including a sewing club gathering and orchestral music.
Funeral notices record Arvel Griz son of Samuel and Grix in Sixth Ward Chapel with Bishop Sand terror presiding. Speakers included Shivery Rogers Burnism and Sandoragy, with a quartet and hymns. Mary David and Alvia M filekenloper receive services, with remembrances and cemetery interment plans. Glen Howe infant son of Lavb and M M Lang dies at 6 am, with multiple siblings noted and funeral arrangements pending.
War bulletins from Petrograd report continued Turkish defeats and advances by January 23 conferring control near Kara-Urgan and Trans-Echetuk as forces press Turkish troops out of the region. In New York Whitney resigns as chair of the American-Belgian relief mission, planning travel to Europe with Mrs Whitney, while a British victory report circulates from January 16.
A garbled report outlines tensions within a league over player eligibility and federal league actions. It cites Lee Mages, manager of the Brooklyn Fettovals, and mentions petitions to the United States district court, affidavits, and debates about government influence on professional football amid wartime concerns.
Fragmentary readable phrases reference an ambassad, a wag, and a mistaken dialogue. Several garbled names and places appear, with no clear event, date, or identifiable individuals to anchor a coherent summary. The text remains largely incomprehensible.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled dialogue with misspelled names and stray phrases. It mentions New York, a cotpjagveint likely a misread word, a teen sent to a place, a snake remark, and references to a husband and an old year. The readable bits resemble a chaotic wit or venting piece with personal names interspersed.
A fragmentary OCR note hints at a money transfer tied to a portrait of Booker T. Washington. Names and details are garbled but imply a dispute or skepticism about the transaction and the parties involved. The piece carries a tense, rumor-driven atmosphere with scattered proper nouns and odd spellings.
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