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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
Store announces a June stock reducing sale urging immediate purchases. Emphasizes all departments must cut large inventories now, promising new clean merchandise in this season's styles at the lowest prices of the year.
A chaotic dispatch notes preparations for a prize fight train arrangement. Union Pacific and Southern Pacific sue to run numerous extra cars and sidetracks at Sparité and Rens, with claims of driven by officials Jefferson and Rowlands.
Theodore Roosevelt asked Governor Hughes to visit for a conference at Sagamore Hill. Roosevelt delayed public comment, while Colonel Roosevelt hosted Rough Riders luncheon and a display of campfire shields featured famous frontiersmen.
The article details a request for a rehearing of a Pullman rate order by the U S. Commerce Commission. It notes the commission’s stay and later orders issued March 13 1880 after a lengthy investigation spanning about three years. The piece mentions opposition from the Pullman Company and rival railroads and references legal and regulatory actions surrounding wage and service practices.
The senate approved the administration savings bank measure with pro and anti forces voting. Insurgent Republicans largely backed the bill alongside regulars, while La Follette refused to yield. Democratic Senator Chamberlain cast the lone Democratic vote for the bill amid large debate. The act creates a postal savings system with deposits insured by a federal agency and a governing board including the secretary of the treasury and the postal savings bank officials.
Officials report firms are contesting the new tax measure as unconstitutional. Tax collection shows about 340 000 in overdue payments from more than 200 000 assessed. only portions have been paid through June. The collector cites penalties and 1 percent interest, while some companies face collection actions.
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a private audience with Nlenna Konnly rector of an American college or institute. The text references travel between New York and a distant city and mentions religious authority, policy, and an event connected to a global city. The readable parts are garbled and lack clear chronology or outcomes.
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