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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1910
Page
8
A damaged OCR style snippet shows court notices and local ads including a District Court session with E. Gig Grit and others demurring to a complaint, a divorce granted to Violet Sidwell from Wilson Sidwell, alimony and custody details, along with miscellaneous local business ads and offerings such as carpets, kitchen items, and millinery sales.
In June 27 Los Angeles, Jacob Gladman, a young Russian, confessed to setting fire to Mrs Monte’s house near his home to satisfy a desire to walk through flames. He stated walking through fire barefoot gave him pleasure. A preliminary examining court will review the prisoner’s case.
Promoter Tex Tickard announces Jettrion and Jatinkah will enter the ring at 1 80 on the Monday fight card in Reno Nevada. The bout time was moved to accommodate the exodus out of Reno.
News from Vormery Park details a shooting by Jall carrier Jeta Archiv Garloe resulting in serious injury to Mrs. Juanita Gallegas and the apparent suicide of her young daughter. The report notes the couple had been living together and witnesses describe a deadly confrontation with lasting tragedy.
A letter from the census director responds that Ogden City and Weber County figures are not yet available for publication and will be telegraphed when ready. The correspondence, dated June 17, is signed by A Dana Purand, streetar.
A meeting of the Protiui tory Dilek group is scheduled at Livingston's Cafe, 2376 Wash Ave, on Wednesday June 28 at 8 o'clock. All members are urged to attend and those interested may be invited to participate.
Superintendent Joseph Batley of Ogden Rapid Transit reports progress on road rapid transit improvements. Work begins this morning to extend the switch between Madison and Monroe avenues, expanding the double track beyond Madison to Twenty-second Street, as business demand necessitates the extension and new heavier rails are being laid near Quincy Avenue.
Senator Jonathan Bourne Jr of Oregon spoke in Chicago while en route to Penryn on the Oregon law of electing United States senators. He argued Roosevelt would advocate general adoption of popular government and broader elector participation, predicting careful study of his ideas and noting the Senate's more progressive stance.
Fragmented OCR text reports Dr Harvey AC Witeth? from Washington, noting reduced influence of Dr Wiley due to political maneuvers and departmental reorganization. Mentions agricultural staff and policy tensions within the department.
In a report under the supervision of the salfeltor a statement notes Dr Wiley faced citations for hearings amid examinations within the department. The text suggests a demand for explanations of food or drug products and hints at shifts of work to the department head.
Eight men were arrested after an early morning train holdup of the Oregon Short Line near Ogden. Detectives Pender and team traced wagon tracks to a mountain route prior to the alleged crime. Authorities held the suspects for questioning as investigators reported multiple men seen in a single car and a heavy-covered wagon used in the theft.
Strenuously denying a telegraphic report from Los Angeles, George Craghead says he was not victim of a $1,000 pool room swindle and that he did not wed Miss Emmi Harwell. Craghead admits a stranger tried to induce him to bet on a race, which he declined. Miss Harwell had received $160 but denied arranging any appointment. The Los Angeles tale alleges Craghead was duped by Ann Pade into a $1,000 loss, and Craghead returned from California today.
A fragmentary record references poisoning after consuming dogwood berries. Names and exact places are unreadable, with garbled text and scattered proper nouns. The readable portion mentions individuals and a possible medical or investigative context without clear details.
Residents report illness after visiting a city patch on the port side. The following day all fell sick and yesterday morning the Catapagai girl’s condition worsened. medical aid was summoned amid growing concern for the health event.
The International aviation meet is planned in New York with two weeks of events starting October 23. Highlights include the James Gordon Bennett trophy race for speed, endurance contests, height records flights, balloon tilting from passenger planes, bombing drops, and eight searchlight flights. The organizers emphasize the speed race as a key event shaping future heavier-than-air flying.
President Taft learned of an automobile accident near Beverly this morning involving his son Robert Taft and two college friends from Minneapolis and Washington. The car struck a man named Michael Philathotia, who was hurled into the gutter. A physician was summoned, the injured man was taken to hospital, and telegrams arranged to secure the best surgeons available.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mexicans and Chinese with scattered place names and phrases. Signifies a garbled historical note lacking clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to produce a concrete summary.
An inquiry into the Nantl Forest overstocking prompts officials from the grialup and operation departments to inspect the area. The aim is to assess water conditions and determine potential measures to prevent river sedimentation and forest damage in Snapets Valley and Castle Valley, amid heavy smoke and industrial impact.
The Forest Service outlines methods to extend free growth by direct sowing or nursery grafted trees. Four million acres in the district need planting with large nurseries and three tree nurseries already established near Salt Lake City, the Uinta region, and near Pocatello. Ten million plants will be grown at these sites.
Milwaukee mayor Bun Seldel addressed about a thousand German American singers at Volksteat Walen Park, denouncing delays in city administration and pledging to build a socialist ally framework. He criticized the public works department as a three headed monster entangled with contracts, declaring reforms would continue despite Republican and Democratic opposition.
San Francisco July 27 The beginnings of the week before the fight saw no change in betting odds at 10 to 9 in favor of Jeffries. Mon day fewer bets were placed than on the bury ed days before, but betting commissioners say there is plenty of money on the fight and the catlogue that most of it will go next Sunday. Mr and Mrs C W Hayes will go today for a plowshare trip to California to be bought for a one month trip.
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