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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1910
Page
2
The Evening Standard notes a suggestion from Sunday’s Morning Examiner that ex President Roosevelt be invited to Ogden to attend Lebar Day or to open the Four-State Fair. Mayor Tait reportedly extended the invitation over four months ago and a reply is awaited after his consideration of the multiple invitations.
Coal dealers have been granted a 26 nenla and tou reduction on coal for storage until August 15. They will offer stored coal to consumers at the same reduced price. A previous winter saw coal scarcity, and there may be a future shortage unless those able to store a winter supply act to guard against it during the cheaper period.
Eeeds of boandal explains how insinuation damages a person’s name through unseen insinuations. It argues that even pure individuals are harmed by rumors as friends hear little and enemies gain traction, and notes social harm from unkind speech while urging charitable acts to counteract gossip.
A Omaha house representative visiting Ogden laments regional outflow of funds and business to distant schemes. He warns that investments in Florida tourism wireless tech and rubber plantations drain Nebraska Utah and nearby areas, urging united action to protect local resources and prevent dupes and deceit from distant ventures. He cautions that many invitations are misrepresentations by unscrupulous individuals.
State papers condemn the murder of Baburo Ichiuuca and the related Japanese family tragedy in Ogden. The Logan Republication notes the crime against a man of intelligence and business skill, urges swift capture of perpetrators, and laments the broader impact on a respected community.
A garbled OCR text contains scattered fragments like names and phrases such as Walter Sakips and Anil the Wot Me, making it impossible to identify a coherent event, person, or place. The snippet lacks a readable narrative, date, location, or clear outcome to form a proper news item.
Readable lines describe a strange scene with Aan Roel' Jung and references to a deacon, a panelita, and a night of garbled dialogue. A sudden gun reference appears, followed by scattered names like Tak-Wenihore Nant Mat Hod Unat. The passage lacks clear events or outcomes.
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Fragmented OCR recounts a violent clash linked to Southern Pacific railroad land disputes near Mussel Slough. Details describe federal marshal actions, armed settlers, and a deadly shootout as officers attempt evictions and the railroad press seeks possession while tensions rise over court rulings and land rights.
A chaotic shootout erupts during a settler clash as Crow confronts rival bundles around a wagon. Hart, Harris, Knoutdod, Kelly, Meffegor, and others are struck by gunfire while Crow and allies press a brutal advance toward a wheat field. The Southern Pacific’s grip on the area is blamed for the tragedy.
A large audience filled the First Presbyterian church auditorium for Children’s Day with a rose and wildflower decor. Pupils performed a prelude, songs, declamations, and piano numbers under Miss Niles and Mrs. Niles, while collectors raised funds for missionary work and the school’s progress noted by teachers and pastor.
A long, partially legible telegram chain discusses whether the Wendover excursion was initiated by legislators or Western Pacific officials. Messages from B. Emmery and J. Bermah reveal attempts to invite lawmakers and arrange travel, with requests for copies of communications and confirmation of the trip’s origin.
An elderly Civil War veteran, aged and frail, wandered into the police station seeking shelter for the night. He spoke of a long life with Fremont expeditions, service in the Union Army, and hikes across the country. Officers arranged care and promised help, including a potential ticket to Seattle if he is found again.
A chaotic set of claims about Yellowstone Park water scenes, park watchers, and a body sighting provokes speculation. Howard OConnor of New York cites skiing in the park while Moe Beyser’s accounts hint at sensational discoveries. The fragmentary narrative notes weather and crowd reactions, with references to March events and unidentified officials.
Fragmentary note discusses a geyser anomaly and eyewitness remarks. Mentions Mr O Consoe and Beeson, with reference to a show, aark, and wooded areas. Text lacks coherent events or dates.
June 19 Lake report of a street collision involving a wagon carriage driven by W F on Second Avenue near Hemp Street. McNessen crippled for years was knocked to pavement but survived. wrecked carriage removed. horses bolted until restrained by Detective John Humpa and officers.
Judge Powers discusses city auto ordinance at a Friday council meeting. He supports stringent rules delaying underage driving with adult supervision and criticizes main thoroughfare practices that slow traffic. He notes youths may be discouraged from operating vehicles and urges changes to improve safety.
A June Salt Lake gathering hosted by Sheriff Jonn J. Ohobrke of Sikrer Buweayvoty featured Sheriffs and their retinues. The group toured Tacelo and Caefeld before returning to Baltako.
Ball Lake June 20 A Salt Lake representative at the Commercial club discussed a suspected case of credit kiting in the hardware and machinery sector. Report says eight Salt Lake concerns extended credit during a strained market, with Arthur Paramona named in connection to credit maneuvers.
Fragmented report describes a midnight deadline and failed efforts to secure a baseball or similar match. Names like Nevadans and executives appear with unclear actions and halted negotiations.
Reading fragment notes a location at 3506 Washington and mentions Ogdun Sinh and Paultey Somnagy. The text is garbled with many misspellings, but suggests a business or notices tied to a property or poultry context. No clear incident or event is established in readable form.
Guthrie Oklahoma June 20 Judge Ralph Campbell could not appear in the capital removal case due to travel delays from Mickeogee. Delegation arrived from Digahone City to attend the hearing as Governor Haskell’s status loomed, with potential orders to restrain removal of the capital to Oklahoma City by 19%.
The body of Tr. 4, Te. Task was found in the lake near seventy-fifth street. Authorities believe the drowning occurred during a brief gate at the Columbia Yacht Club where a flotilla of yachts had gathered for the day.
Announcement from Canadian Pacific headquarters states telegraphers nationwide will receive a 75 cent per hour increase raising the minimum wage to 85 cents per hour. This wage boost applies to all telegraphers on the system as part of a nationwide pay adjustment.
The Minnesota Republican state convention will meet tomorrow to name a full slate for state offices. For governor, A. H. Kuslarik is the incumbent with no opposition, while Gunterts may run in others. Minor items on the program include local party roles and committee reshuffles.
An armed jury indicted Joseph Wendling on warder charges in a Texas case linked to Alma Kallo. The proceeding followed a governor's requisition and involved initial surveillance details.
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