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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
4
A New York project aims to establish a design school for women. The effort highlights practical training and artistic exploration, supported by donations from prominent patrons. The initiative envisions a modern facility and a program blending beauty with utility for female students.
A transcript recounts Roosevelt era discussions on the vice presidency, inclining toward Senator Delano or Oliver Humper while weighing pros and cons of Blew Provisional fate. The piece notes party leaders and discussions with the President about amendments, public utility controls, and the push for stronger federal supervision of large state corporations.
The fragmentary text lists notable planes and figures, mentioning Choleten and Whittorns with Emphasis on pivotal pilots. It hints at a wartime or technological context with references to defense roles and actions. The readable portion suggests a ranking of five key aircraft or individuals.
The text outlines a rough 1912 Republican program including railroad regulation, intergovernmental commissions, and stock and bond controls for interstate carriers. It advocates tariffs and minimum rates, a strong currency system, and measures to preserve competition while limiting abuses by transportation firms.
Wrecking of Te Twing to Oxpress on May and a Voller explosion are examined in court. Witnesses describe a broken rail where the engine left the track. No powder smell reported. A clerk injured in the incident recalls the train car and ties jolting. Police and defense question the credibility of Ferris and the expert testimony while county officials discuss investigation details.
Dutch sloops Alarit and Garmita sailing between Argyn and Curaçao were detained by Venezuelan coast guard off the coast of Venezuela near Coro within forty eight hours. Reports state shots were fired and the consulate action was denounced. Venezuela’s approval by President Gaxtro is rumored.
The national congress of Mexico approves a contract to establish the first coal station at Manzanillo on the Pacific coast. President signing is anticipated as both houses sanction the plan including a 400,000 amount for the project.
The article records a sale in New York for Germany with 600,000 in gold linked to a movement export. It also mentions Idaho appointments and Col. Lluwiafelier in connection with a time structure and a notable Vent event, with figures including 41,259,000.
The United States attorney promotes Shadrock L. Hedgins for the district of Linh as United States marshal. The move accompanies a slate of nominees including Narn W. Rutek Ayd Ruel Rounds, with confirmation processes underway.
Shreveport area obituary notes Fred G Rice, longtime railroad conductor and Mason, died after weeks of illness. interment planned Tuesday under Masonry rites. funeral arrangements pending. He served as a prominent citizen and former director in the Short Line.
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