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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR from a Colorado Turan snippet mentions a person and a row with a death at a location. Details are unclear. readable terms include names like Hunt Dhow and Darran Bigs and references to a death and a city. The readable portion is too garbled to confirm full facts or dates.
A fragmented report describes wheels on Railagal stopping abruptly amid unknown events. The text references people and places in garbled form, noting a halt in operation and surrounding reactions. Further readable names hint at officials or institutions involved, but details remain unclear.
Salt Lake coach Mike Donovan reports upcoming weekend games featuring Salt Lake at Ogden and other area matches. Players Donovan, Keryon, and Workman are discussed as strengthening the squad. Salt Lake travels to Heber City Monday to meet Une Loum, with multiple fixtures noted across Ogden, Murray, and Murray district venues.
Chicago reports a death on the eve of a major railroad scandal. Ira Getari, president of the Meuun rand, possibly killed by a burglar at his home in Wignellix, sparking civil inquiries into alleged railroad losses. Investigators consider accidental discharge and delayed examinations as possible explanations, with officials stating the inquiry will continue and not halt.
A damaged notice describes a strange incident as a barrel of beer blocked the canal near Selmectady. Readable text hints at a wagon incident and a final tram contact, with unclear dates and names.
A bustling pageant promises nonstop merriment with acts from Barnum and Bailey style clowns to German and French tumblers. The canvas features aerialists, acrobats, trained animals, and a world of comic personalities, including a French diver, bicycle champions, and a baby gazing exhibit, as the parade leads to a grand tent show.
A mid July county session in Box Elder reviewed a proposed five million tax Levy. Commissioners Adams Treharne and others discussed road projects at Willard and north of Willard, with Frank Lab offering to sell a right of way for $600. The National Irrigation Congress and Conservation Commission requested aid and maps, while bids on printing were reviewed and kept as set.
Superintendent A. FP in Utah Union experiments with motorcars between Cache Valley and Preston. They have been successful, likely to be placed into service on this important branch. This will provide people of Cache Valley an improved carrier. They will see addition to the two mountain trains already in operation.
President Parkinson is expected to be exonerated by a church court of inquiry in Salt Lake after hearings in Preston. Apostles Grant and Trina, along with Joseph W. McMurrin, reviewed testimony and prepared findings expected to clear Parkinson of fraud and deceit related to Oneida Irrigation District affairs. The report, due Wednesday, is anticipated to address all facets of the case and is seen as likely to end the controversy.
In Pittaburg on July 28 Professor Trine L Autor of the Team Owners generation drove a route challenge against a one way rule. Teamsters claim damages and dispute compensation while a street car company faces demands for streetcar division and higher payments. The dispute centers on a one way plan and apportioned fees amid historical figures cited for 1898 comparisons.
Fragmented OCR text describes wind checks and crowd guidance around an aeronautics event. Mentions Pittstunmy July Bh and various garbled names. Indicates safety measures and spectator flow around the airfield with references to observers and possible timing.
A fragmented notice references water users and a Craven location with dates and a 1007 marker. The readable fragments identify authorities and a required action but lack full details or clear deadlines. The item reads as a boilerplate public notice with unspecified parties and instructions.
Ogden and Weber County Utah face contested petitions under the SeasloS Levy and state laws to appropriate and divert water from the Ogden River and South Fork for electrical power and machinery, detailing locations, measurement, periods, and renewal terms. The documents describe hopper flow, pipe conveyance, storage, and return to natural streams, with specified points bearing north and west distances and meridians, plus authorities and prospective annual limits.
Vague water use notice appears with scattered letters and garbled names. Reads as a public water warning or instruction but lacks clear dates locations or authoritative body. Further readable details are needed to identify agency or specific requirements.
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