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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
5
A judge questions the handling of public intoxication and disturbances in a city context. The jurist notes that drunkenness alone does not justify affronts to a citizen’s reputation and emphasizes orderly behavior as the key measure for enforcement and penalties.
A garbled early 20th century boxing note details Jeffries and Papke amid training at Ben Lomond. It references sparring, weathered skin, and ongoing routines as fighters prepare. Mentions Bob Armstrong and Buttermilk, with plans for two weeks of gloves work and a gradual increase in sparring days.
A garbled state table note mentions a beat and vague references to a shooting and police activity. Readable portions point to a late night incident with police at a location, but many names and places are unreadable, leaving only hints of a crime scene and ongoing work by officers.
A chaotic record from the Ballinger Pinchot investigation shows Secretary Ballinger facing scrutiny as Attorny General Brandels balks at testimony. Committee members press on regarding civil service leaks and the 1906 Seattle club gathering linked to Piles. Strong language from Chairman Nelson and notes on Roosevelt era policy punctuate the tense session.
May 30. President Roosevelt and party including Mrs Roosevelt Miss Hoogevald and Kermit arrived from Stockholm, Sweden as guests of the American Embassy. Officials reported a smooth reception with royal escorts and a formal greeting, though some confusion and delays occurred due to miscommunications and the absence of Emperor William.
The New York market opened higher on light turnover with mixed tone as stocks including United States Steel and others showed uneven gains. Trading cooled near noon as investors weighed the king’s death impact and the withdrawal of expected supporting measures.
In a fragmentary report, Corbett outlines training ideas for a forthcoming engagement in New York. The text hints at preparations, timing, and mid event adjustments, but remains largely unreadable and speculative.
In New York a clash between the car barn gang and police escalates as a patrolman, Lawrence Chintilags, is killed and Camillags is seriously injured. The gang, calling itself the car tan young, had posted a “No cops allowed” notice signaling open conflict. The incident drew a crowd of over 1,000 as shots were fired and a bystander, Bud, was reportedly harmed. Police, led by officers including Cummings, pursued the gang amid chaos.
A large touring car in Chicago last night struck a woman, decapitating her, then fled. The driver and four men are sought as witnesses describe the frightful collision and the rapid escape down Lincoln Avenue. Police believe a group of five occupants were in the car and are investigating the scene and identities.
A chaotic OCR style report references detectives and Mayor Gaynor, detailing investigations, misdirections, and political tension. It mentions May 10 events, various names, and a court or public inquiry with unclear outcomes. The piece implies intrigue and allegations surrounding officials.
An article fragment discusses a large ship named the Maine and a proposed appropriation of about 1,00,000 units by the government. An officer of Morganit and Cann claims the work could extend beyond current restraints, prompting evaluation of full demand and potential offers. The text hints at contract terms and the risk of overruns.
A partially legible New York item recounts a case involving Mildred, Hud, and others accused of theft on a street. Detective relatives and a man named Arey are mentioned, with a Saturday event and a broad-coverage Italian connection implied. The fragmentary text references a father figure and a broad inquiry.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a prison escape involving inmates and guards, with references to a location possibly named Rawing Beet or Bteel Bara and mentions of a witness or official names. The readable text is unclear but indicates an escape incident and subsequent coverage.
Fragmented text describes waterfront, shipyard, mining plants, and equipment near Taizbain and Hina. Multiple garbled phrases mention anticipation of a large number and readiness of facilities, with references to coastal industry and "new mining-plants" amid unclear context.
An official statement from Mount Wil observatory director George B. Hate indicates Halley’s comet contains large tail material but poses no danger to Earth. Observations note May 18 as a key date with the Earth passing about 16,005,000 miles from the tail and two days later about 14,000,000 miles apart as the comet moves nearer to or away from the Sun.
In Los Angeles promoter Tos May 7 is announced as a boxing night featuring Wolgast against Owen Moran for the heavyweight championship, with injuries shifting the lineup. May 8 schedule includes Moore vs a New York opponent and other bouts at various venues, hallmarked by the shifting lineup and frontline contenders.
An aged, garbled ms text hints at a dramatic scene along the riverfront. A speaker describes a looming wave and a warning to observers, mentioning Florida, naval imagery, and a civic audience listening from wharves and shores.
Police investigate the murder of Mrs. Ik gon as her husband James Wilcox, widow Mrs. S Anon, and others are questioned. The tale recounts a strangling noted on a Sunday, with neighbors and offices cited, while authorities seek clues to the motive and method behind the crime.
A garbled court ruling is reported involving a Western A Tlan S company and individuals from Shawnee, with U.S. Attorney Semple of Iowa attempting to halt sale of bleached flour shipped into Jura. The text is erratic and partially unreadable.
News from Baltimore reports boxing champion Joe Gans is ill and slated for a western journey to seek a better climate. Physicians say he cannot recover in the East, prompting the plan to move him toward Arizona for continued treatment and hopes of renewed strength.
Jima Peru May reports show increased military activity as daily enlistments rise. Sanailina and Aptits cities confirm defense measures with 24,000 soldiers mobilized and naval troops stationed at frontline points.
In New York on March 10 officials announced twelve additional pension allocations connected with transportation navigation. Inspectors report changes and suspensions as a broader departmental audit unfolds. Excitement grows among workers in Tal Lraneh as rumors and timelines stir expectations of funding impacts.
A garbled report references names Mitshirg and Prink McCutlouen and mentions misread medical terms, with scattered phrases about events on a May day and disturbances near Myrgertsinne Loiriges. The readable words imply a local incident or inquiry but lack clear facts.
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