Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court in Several Utah Cases
Utah Supreme Court remands cases from lower courts including a reversal in a damages and exemption dispute over a levy on exempt property. The decision clarifies that Snow lacks exemption rights after leaving Utah, limits off set claims, and orders amendments in a railroad property dispute. It also affirms a criminal assault conviction in Weber County and notes a dairy product case under federal food laws.
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Weat
Snow
Hilary
Show
Brothers
West
Hrotherahal
Utah
Supreme Court
Bow
Utih
Uleh
Lyssa
Tower Court
Vale of
Bill S. Rolapp
Truates
Anpalluns
Ogden & Northwestern Railroad Company
Calato
Tailroad
Conti
Tarecluaure
Agestel Lorenza Monagcayery
Jower Court
Montgomers
Weber County
Rnby Sinford
Nightwen Tmont
Condensed Milk Scandal Report From Logan Wharf
June 2 Logan, Unie district report states state authorities seized condensed milk shipments amid a purge of substandard goods. Officials describe tampering and fraud tied to a supplier named Taney, with further investigations planned.
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Logan Danver
Unie
Crunen Lice
Taney
Mass Meeting Called by Bureau to Seek Coal Rate Reform
The Commercial Club hosts a Wednesday evening meeting at 7 at the club rooms to discuss a plan for reducing railroad transportation costs. The bureau aims to form a Utah coal rates league to lead a concerted campaign for fair rates, rallying interested citizens and organizations.
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Balk Lake
Wilb
Commercial Lustratils
Bureau “Anu
Ielub
Tustavas
Alter
Bucénn
Conaldgr
Conaldgr and Agout
Féfinite
Ulsalate
Ulan Coal
Utah Peopl
Sige
Buckhorn Prospects Rival the Band of Africa
A prominent mining engineer arriving from Buckhorn predicts Anoktoorn will become the world’s greatest gold camp. He claims a read seventy feet wide vein over a mile with average gold value about ten dollars has been found, and ore worth at least seven thousand six hundred is bricked out. The lead cap be worked by slow shovels across ends, with ore extending beyond.
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Ely
Buckhorn
Eureka County
Anoktoorn
Saya
Provoaition and Property Sale Noted in City Notice
The German Evangelical St. Pauls church members and others gather at the Swedish Lutheran Church to discuss authorizing the disposal of property for a travel development scheme. The notice dated May 1910 notes the trust needs outreach and a June meeting to proceed with the sale.
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Weweling -Ot
St. Paul's Church
Liethera Church
Edmer
Treet
Jefferson Avenue
Sth
Ofelngic Wim
Ff Ceden
Ulahs
Ouddin
Teoh
Death of prominent artist John Hafen announced
Telegram from Indianapolis Indiana reports the death of prominent Utah artist John Hafen aged fifty six. Born in Switzerland he moved to Payson and Springville Utah where he studied art and opened a studio. He helped prepare interior artwork for the Mormon temple and produced notable paintings. Survived by wife ten children including sons Leo Parley and daughter Mrs J D Larson. Some sons live in Salt Lake City and Provo.
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Ind
John Area
Brondntal Uwuble Ip
Dave
Springville
Leo
Parley
Bint Lake
J. D. Larson
Saaughter
Jeual
Provo
Virgil
Indiana
Hafen
Indianspulle
Iaf Ir. Hafan
Switzerland
Utah
Surly
Duya
Payson
Phinting
Prilats
Munlers
Julley Academy
City Ticket Office Listing for Sale in Washington Avenue
Fragmentary notice indicates tickets for sale at City Ticket Office located at 2814 Washington Avenue. Mentions meeting, price as 1.10 dollars, and a jump date of 20d. Names appear garbled but reference points include Oregon and a person or group initials AH WHIO.
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Apso ‘Walle
Oregon
Sheirt
Huelitetve
Gondyréeummlog
Washington Avenue
AH Whio
P&t AL
When Baseball Is Well Played by Ce B Van Leen
A vintage critique of early baseball strategy contrasts Chicago and New York teams, noting Frank Chance and John McGraw influence. It discusses inside baseball, pitching, fielding shifts, and the evolving game, juxtaposing old motifs with modern tactics and managerial insight.
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Ce B. van Leen
New York
Hiver
Baltimore Orlows
Chicago Cats
Chicago
P. Lenoy Chance
Tome Machiavelli
Bageball
Frank Chance
John McGraw
Hughey Tenpings
Old Fox
Chance
McGraw
Clark Grifat
Ald Hess
Reds
Cros
Pat
Murh
Cubs
Keenie
Cuba
Highlanders and double plays stir offbeat baseball talk
The passage discusses tactical shifts in baseball focusing on sacrifice plays, double plays, and pitching control. It highlights managers who favor or avoid sacrifice bunts and the Highlanders famed for embracing the squeeze play and signals to advance runners, noting how pitchers with command can shut down the defense and curb opposing hits.
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Baselil
Hat -Chage
Thad
Nona
Manu
Highlanders
Advanée
Ballie
Jovely
Notice to Public at Treave Union Depot
Public notice indicates schedule details for the Treave Union Depot at 7100 and 220 a.m. and p.m. with departures every forty minutes after certain times. It mentions follow up times such as 10280 p.m. and mentions Hermitage and Davery shifting times, with supervision by Ballamy as Superintendent.
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Treave Union
A. Mu
Hermitage
Davery
Ballamy
Witness Links Havemeyer to Sugar Scales Case
Testimony by Ghariog R. Hebka, secretary of the American Sugar Refining firm, places blame on the late Havemeyer for underweights in sugar shipments. Heike, denying knowledge of the scales, claims the scales were government property and says responsibility lies with Havemeyer. George Graham opened the defense, expressing regret over discredit to the deceased but stating circumstances justify inquiry.
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York
Inne
Hetry
Havameyer
Tig
Aanéritan Sugar Refining Company
Ghariog R. Hebka
Sigar Helke’s
Deena
Wua
Melke
Heike
Havemeyer
Willigmaburg Cofimery
Tiwnaniko
Winttarweittau
Alo
Travel Ticket Notice From City Ticket Office
Fragmentary OCR text indicates a travel ticket notice listing pricing and travel dates. The legible lines mention a Salt Lake and return fare of $1.10, a ticket office at 2614 Washington Avenue, and names KH. A. BHEWE. The excerpt shows garbled language about tickets and dates in June with returning amounts.
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Asapelkeltof
Tickela
Gale
Oregon
Inelyslye
Amtlias Yelh
Erie
Waablagtos Avenue
KH. A. Bhewe
Mrs Dora Doxey Acquitted In Murder Trial
Mrs Dora Doxey was found not guilty of murder at a trial in Louis. The verdict was delivered at 9:22 pm amid emotional reactions from the defendant and spectators. A deputy sheriff interrupted a moment of agitation as the judge concluded proceedings and discharged the court.
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Louis
Dawn Bezabeth Paxey
Lerder
Midgeline
Hiteo Ballnta Batorn
Mrs Doxey Trial History Revisits 1909 Poisoning Case
Court records outline prior acquittals for charges involving Mrs Doxey linked to a poisoning case in Columbus. She faced separation from other defendants as indictments and legal maneuvers unfold, with trial dates discussed and relatives noted in the historical report.
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Boise
Doxey
Grimm
Lorence Doxey
Brder
Wilcomme
Agélutant
Newton Tenlgat
Mra
Ely
Columine
Neb
Rho
Aledo
Ill
Robert le Downing
Joy
Dy Lecen
Burlington
Towa
Downing
Tonia
Modern Woodmen Memorial Service Notice at Eagle Hall
Modern Woodmen members are summoned to attend a memorial service at Eagle's Hall on a Sunday in June at 9 a.m. The notice lists P. A. Baris as Convent and J. H. Shafer as Clerk and mentions attendance requirements and a band for the service.
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Eagle's’ Hall
Hah
A.m
Sharp
P. A. Baris
Convent
J. H. Shafer
Japanese Naval Hero Praises American Navy
New York reports Junio r Funhimi No-Miya, cousin of the mikado and a famed naval figure, saluted the United States Navy. He lauded American sea power and stated that the U S conducts ships of unmatched size and strength, praising the nation’s war fleet amid an entourage of dignitaries.
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New York
Funhimi No-Miya
Insta Pan
United States
Botte
Uigsb
Ogden Poultry Co Promises Gold Prize for Purchase
High prices paid for Miz or dressed poultry at Ogden Poultry Company 2528 Washington. Send your quantity to Ogden county’s population to the Standard office. You may win a high prize of $45 in gold coin.
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Ogten Now Poultry Company
Washington
Ogden Amt Weber Gounty
Stanard
Come in and Look Over a Lock of Ranges
A brief ad invites readers to inspect a selection of ranges at the store, promising appealing options for buyers and urging attention to the showcased inventory.
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Ogden
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Salt Lake
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Robinson
Wong
Niewigon
Thabinwon
Tiyd
Arto
Armstrong Mrmuteal
Dininay
Robineon
Dellont
Waluado
Qeene
Winnie Hills
Hetlan
Odie Na
Etty
Dilis
Gache Valley Quadeused Milk Company
Logan
MASS
Band OF Aprica
Ogden Business College
Lewis Block
Washington Ave
William Pugh
Georg Wwihefield
Goldstalt
John Hafen
Ogden Ganyon
SRD
Dora Doxey
Notre Dame Lady's
Privet
Ater
Sealey
London
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Hal Department
Kuhn’s
Vcome Shop
Gast
D. Decker
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