12 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented report describes a joint operation near a fort and New York area, detailing force dispositions, firing exchanges, and retreat as forces attempted a night attack. It notes distant artillery, machine units, and strategic aims amid a tense security scenario with several regimental entities involved.
Fragmentary notes outline Emma Calve's itinerary and Bettie Dae’s appearance with ANT Aba Till Wer Ralts, as recorded in a Betsy diary snippet. The legible details mention performances and a country visit, with unclear timing and venues.
New coal fields near Superior Wyoming are planned to begin production to alleviate heat scarcity. The Superior Coal Company under Frank A Manley will operate four mines and rush 400 laborer cottages and building machinery to the town. Output is expected to start with four mines, with three more needing some work before shipping coal. The effort aims to meet demand amid labor shortages and transport constraints.
At a June meeting in Balt Lake plans were laid to organize the Sanpete Valley railroad. T. Coates was chosen president, with T. St. Willan D. Tutogsten and H. Coates among initial officers. The project, tied to Wallace & Coates and the Utah Irrigation & Mower firm, aims to develop Emery county and supply Bat Lake with independent water and freight access, including new rails and facilities.
At Inverie court Judge Gowant heard youths accused of breaking into cars and stealing small items from them in the Hall Lake area. German Hartiger, named as leader, was sentenced to five years but suspended on good behavior and placed on probation with weekly reports. Charvace Vata, Traest Herndon, and others faced probation or walking reports. several others reportedly linked to the activity were sought. Farah Wracht was placed on probation after delinquency notes. Vav Porking was directed to reform school and, if conduct does not improve, may be committed to instruction. One speaker claimed loss of parental control and disruptive behavior.
The Salt Lake area reports the resignation of Chalet Probation Officer Chas Haka, with Ed Will to assume duties. Court connections span years as the agency prepares to open a tide market and await orders from Judge Gosans.
A fragmentary Salt Lake report describes a guardianship matter involving Joseph Brea and his wife, with details about habeas petition and presumed death or disappearance. The text references Layton and unnamed parties, but several phrases are garbled and unclear.
Unclear OCR text describes frost damage affecting fruit crops and a lathe shop in a remote area. Mentions Delaware, Besla ro, Yatton, and ROTI of fed. Unable to determine clear locations, dates, or outcomes due to fragmented source.
Fragmentary report shows coal dealers and fruit storage plans amid disputed supply. Railroad representatives deny available car allocation while Union Yache company and local traders discuss summer storage at reduced prices. Road authorities comment on project prospects as forward planning continues.
A tramp was killed at a Rio Grande yard when a coal chute car, misjudged distance, crashed through the chute and buried him under rusted rails. A lookout and worker found the body after at least two hours. the unidentified man had entered the yard overnight and slept.
Helen C. Quigley, a woman prospector from Wish, survived a brutal desert trek after leaving Halfrog to seek gold. She endured weeks without water, extreme heat, and delirium before reaching a rescue station. Quigley briefed Independence authorities on promising samples believed to yield rich ore.
The Third district court Tuesday hears petitions for divorce from Albert Paulson and Margaret Stitchett. Paulson alleges desertion after a marriage in Aarhus Denmark on December 18 1399 and Salt Lake residence for years. Mitchell accuses wife of statutory offense. custody of children with father noted. Public summons by publication sought where service unknown.
June denials accompany Balidake case as Tessa P. Becker, 76, is committed to Provo State Hospital by Judge George Armstrong on professional recommendations. Det. Carter and others report Becker refuses food and wanders, while caregivers confront alleged neglect and safety issues during transfer and confinement.
In a brief, unclear passage a male speaker glances at Mrs Booker and comments on his poor health. He mentions his name and that his earthly belongings were left behind. The text records a tense moment and a note of uncertainty about the speaker’s condition.
June 12 report states union electrical workers for telephone companies halted action after peaceful talks. Initial meeting occurred mid afternoon with no arrests or clear retirement plan. Morning discussions with officials yielded no specific resolution or action.
Emma J Healey and husband transfer to Albert Hell for 1200 in Dranon's adding block 3. Samuel Horrocks and wife to Richard J Horrocks for 91590 in plat A block 27. Eleanor Meta to Franklin Wat- Ales for lot 35 block 19 in South Opies Survey. Emeeba Hoet to Carl Boanne section 9 totball 613000. Lora Llerhens and Eola Le Hephena to WOUasny A in Nob HINT 24dition.
Delmas in Fribco case proceedings resumed before Judge Lawlor after county clerk sessions and stenographer notes. Delmas argued the indictment should be dropped due to alleged incompetence of the grand jury selection. Special Prosecutor Cobb responded to Delmas and the record noted no new developments.
In Denver the Tayweal convention hears Steve Adame pledge to press for prosecution. Acting Secretary Kirwan declares a bold stance as delegates hear conflicting claims and test votes. The session centers on accusations, safety measures for federation records, and motions about future actions against the Voduscrial Workers. The day ends with unresolved questions and expected votes on key propositions.
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