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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary text mentions visits by JonL and Jonn S. Onild, a newborn son, and various names like F. Grouch and Miss Taverenoul. References to rent, property, and a two-week municipal vacation hint at a busy local scene with social visits, births, and community notes on the Round Hour column.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a public meeting in Ogden with Dr Mary Jauney addressing the chapter. scattered notes describe community events at Woodmen camp, sports recaps, and local personalities, with unclear dates and mixed local names. The piece preserves a snapshot of town life and upcoming engagements amid garbled lines.
Montreat July 18 reports say Grand Trunk workers walkout halting freight traffic across the system. Police surround Point St Charles shops as 1,500 laborers refuse entry. government arbitration offer appears under review by presidents Mayon and union heads.
A fragmented report describes activities around a Portland convention with references to leaders and speakers including Sanjay and others. The text mentions a formal opening, discussions on credentials, and debates on unity among groups.
A jumble of municipal debate details a morning shift in backing for Matthews Cunial amid factional strife within the delegation. Reported pressure and confusion over the endorsement process suggest a pivotal moment in local governance and party alignment.
Immigrants from Wustsingtin and Min Dong, seeking admission, were ordered deported under the Secretary of Commerce Act. Officials cited language barriers and lack of English, noting many possessed $40 to $45, plus other allowances, and held polygamy beliefs as grounds for removal.
Represen tative Vieron Murdock spoke at Bu Fel a last night and today his afternoon address marked the Toni wpantas of his Progressive Republic ans cam paign. He replied to Joe Cannon’s rout and declared the Tugurganta fight in congress had only begun.
In July 1924, reports state colored baseball teams including Cuban clubs will be barred from Chicago leagues, while the Chicago Glunte a colored bat remains in the circuit. Officials cite overreach into local territory, with moves aimed at Cuban teams and already existing Chicago players.
A fragmentary 19th century notice describes expulsions of Jews from the Kiev area. It notes a daily average of forty five expulsions and a second method forcing residents to leave town. From July 4 to July 15, five thousand one hundred twenty one people were expelled by the first method, with warnings issued to depart and new administrative duties noted during the disruption.
Fragmentary report notes a death by own action near Naw Castle in Edinburg. The body location is described with references to a dam and nearby fields. The text mentions a Mrs Fimma Woods and an investigation of the scene, with confusion over where the body was found and who involved.
A dispatch reports Gabinet officers Seale and Wath will fly to the United States aboard the nervy liner. The trip involves a government task and includes officials like Chagos Sawnh and Macon Len RR. The delegation will coordinate with authorities in Alaska and other regions, aiming to advance policy and regional ties.
Police in London pursue leads in a Crippen case tied to a body found in an English cellar. Inquests implicate Dr Crippen and a typist as figures in a possible murder connected to Regent's Park, with a reward offered for information leading to arrests.
An afternoon session of the Wester Federation of Minera focused on a package from Goldfield, Nevada sent to Frederick Crough. The unopened parcel reportedly contained letters and regalia, triggering talk of a national convention influence and prompting statements about tampered contents and potential reception by delegates.
A Nevada girl dies after drowning in an incident near Sloudburst. Details are unclear due to damaged text, but reports state a prom inent local person involved and a life lost during a water-related accident.
Fragmentary OCR text references Framer Hyrplpolng and an event involving Onna Ray UR Hoven before Fra Ht haon aquaria by eeauonalles atrallarly Wsinnd. Names and places are corrupted, making precise facts impossible to confirm.
A wagon and pressies driver narrowly escaped danger when a collision force caused a car to derail near Rawelly. The incident, witnessed by A G Nolkow, involved Lowit Cheng and partner in a truck train. The engineer attempted to stop, but momentum carried the vehicle into a plow line, yet the wing saved two lives amid the wreck and smoke.
A fire at the Zeppelins works led to demolition of plants and loss of jobs. An explosion at the hydrogen cylinder area caused extensive damage and raised fears of further blasts. Police and workers reported dangerous conditions as the facility halted operations.
The Ogden meeting of the commission discussed library growth and public facilities. Members, including Thomas Mills and Jonihi, endorsed drafting recommendations for legislative action and a proposed $8,000 annual appropriation to support staff and the library’s expansion efforts.
Fragmented text references individuals in California society circles, mentions a gathering at a conference or hotel, and notes ongoing discussions about family and civic roles. Names and places are partially visible, with several garbled terms obscuring precise identities and actions.
A garbled OCR item describes a prison or confinement scenario aboard a ship and a potential escape or detention event. Names and places are unclear, but terms like imprisonment, ship bottom, and navy or coastal references suggest a maritime incident with an individual or group detained or facing confinement.
Wphram July 18 news of Lew Larsen dies after lightning strike at field. He and his brother Hans were working when storm struck. Lew died at home and Hans was injured. Funeral arrangements pending as community mourns.
Box Elder County Commissioners authorize changes to four miles of urban rail and poles along the Oden and Drighorn City line. Work progresses on the new track alignment, with about three and a half miles laid from the springs toward Wie and expected electric service between the city and Brie ham by October 4.
A chaotic tale unfolds around Arthur Sheppard of Ogden Salt Lake and Say Frans who was killed by Jon a TieR, an Oregon shortline poster clerk. In Salt Lake a woman claims she came to Sheppard then fled with Jon and never heard from him again. The pursuit led to a dramatic dragline scene in a yard near the Dragol Sport Ling depot in Balt. Police connected the surviving witnesses to the crime, with the motive and sequence still murky as investigators piece together the events surrounding the alleged murder and aftermath.
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