04 May 1910
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1910
Page
1
The report outlines warnings about health and nerves for women and details Ogden retail clerks voting resolutions. Merchants pledge store hours from Monday to Friday at 6, Saturday 7, with special Christmas closings, aiming to support a movement with fund-raising and badge distribution.
A garbled district report mentions forged ordinances, an arrest by Officer Hearn with two warrants, and a complaint sworn by City Recorder Cat Allison. The text also hints at a marriage between James von lurday and Clarence G Stleall, plus a Pauline Roberts event in Somer.
A garbled courtroom report indicates Cleon and accomplices faced liquor charges, with evidence suggesting illegal whiskey sales and distribution in Humaville. The trial referenced increased scrutiny of local bootlegging and a village fraud claim, as witnesses testified to illicit activity and stakeholding.
A large attendance filled the Marriott area as family and friends gathered for the funeral of Garlile. Speakers from the community offered condolence and comfort while tributes praised her work. The service concluded with interment at Ogden City Cemetery amid sorrow and respect.
A lively social at the Wally Holehowis club featured card games, music, and festive chatter. Notable attendees included Mr Carl Bellahd and Mrs Myrtle Washburn, with organizers Andrew Clark and Kate Abilis coordinating the event.
Reported events show Juniors winning multiple races with strong performances by key athletes. Coaches express cautious optimism about upcoming meets and possible state records as training continues across the squad.
A youth named Bull, accused in a $20 bunko plot, was briefly detained after a staged escape attempt. Police report the man claimed lack of funds to stand trial. meanwhile investigators pursued Murphy over related charges. A short time later Bull was released as officers pursued further leads.
A deadly accident in Payson shows five workers burned by live electrical lines at a rail yard. Vaughn, Anderson, and others crawled to safety as crews and bystanders acted. Vaughn died, others suffered injuries during the outage and rescue efforts. The incident occurred near South Street and the Link Gan Coke Company area with investigators reviewing the trenchless dig and power supply.
Advertorial claims the Maxwell Runabout offers very low operating costs, with a 100 mile weekly run totaling about 2.05 dollars per day or 106.40 dollars yearly. It highlights economy for two people, water cooled thermosyphon, unit construction, and appeals to traveling salesmen and general buyers.
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