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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1913
Page
1
Baseball notes span Giants, Yankees, Phillies, and Braves with late rallies and standout pitching. Details describe Crandall relief, Ward's double, and strong hitting by Hunt, Tieleg, and Bend, plus weathered Boston and Cleveland contests and streaks in the American and National Leagues.
Field contains garbled OCR text with scattered proper nouns. Despite the confusion, mentions of Omaha, tennis, and a match appear. The fragment suggests scheduling or reporting of a tennis event involving local figures and venues, but exact details are unclear.
A large Salt Was crowd gathered at the Majestic to witness Yokel versus Jordan in a wrestling bout postponed tonight. Heavily rain impacted attendance as officials announced the match would be rescheduled, leaving fans unsure about the event's fate.
Fragmented OCR hints at a baseball scene with pitchers and players named Smith and others. Mentions morning routines, fitness, and a tense game setting. Lacks clear dates, teams, or outcomes but centers on pitchers and early season vibes.
A scrambled OCR style report describes a chaotic scene in the South Carolina Senate corridor involving fried chicken. Reportedly supporters and aides clashed with committee members as tensions rose over a donor matter tied to Senator Tillis, with threats of a terror warning and a volatile atmosphere outside the senator’s door.
The article discusses an official inquiry into alleged payments and bribery connected to derelict housing and voters. It mentions a probe into a vend dary scheme, references the Vinpa and Mavisheen names, and notes concerns about funds and influence over local booths and elections.
Mrs Peabody of the Peabody Institute of Boston will accompany Professor Cummings and arrive Monday. Mr Wetherill confirms receipt of Mrs Peabody s telegram about the arrival. Merchants protest government package openings before bids citing harm to legitimate trade. The Postmaster General is urged to distribute accumulated matters for sale nationwide.
Washington merchants pressed Postmaster General Burleson to halt the sale of uncalled for and undelivered mail matter. The Retail Merchants Association says the practice harms business by creating competition with the private sector and takes place at points nationwide rather than in the capital as before.
In Fourth district court Judge A B Morgan granted Lauritz Peterson a divorce from Hannah M Peterson on desertion grounds. Custody of a minor child awarded to the plaintiff. The couple married at Logan on October 28, 1892.
A readable fishing vignette describes a man in a kuaki suit working a rod to tempt a trout in a calm stream. The battle ends with a three pound speckled fish hauled from the pool as sounds of woodpeckers and babbling water set the mood.
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