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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1910
Page
18
A garbled Ogden page catalog lists hotel registrations, train promos, funeral notices, marriage licenses, court actions, property sales, and public meetings. It mentions arrivals from Chicago and Denver, special train fares to Salt Lake for track meets, and local legal actions including a divorce and a suit for damages against the Pacific railroad.
Fragmentary text outlines an excursion to Altair with a stated trip rate of $18. It mentions departure from a depot in Washington and references Orrgon Bhwvet Taint and Towven SAN in unclear terms. Readable facts include the excursion concept, cost, and origin point in Washington.
May 10. Charged with poor use of the mails, Cael Bwaariige Tan aged 81, and Hla Wey Dhh bebhe were arrested on threats. The case involves mail usage violations and an ensuing warlike claim.
A damaged, garbled historical note describes a rain and forest fire threat near Grand Marin and Grand Mayo, with references to Duluth, Two Harbors, and nearby towns. The report mentions a wireless patch reviving at noon and a fire late in the day, plus details of local geography and landmarks.
Edith protested laughter at a Troy Street laundry causing a disturbance on Wall Avenue between Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth Streets. The manager said tensions rose as staff laughed at her, and she admitted using loud language and threats while claiming others mocked her for being fat. She pleaded not guilty, citing general annoyance and misunderstanding of the situation.
A revived May trip tale to Saltair costs 4.28 with a Spock! train via Oregon Short Line leaving Ogden at 7:00 p.m. Return ride departs Salt Lake after. Tickets sold at city ticket office on old Waerington avenue, avoiding combat dere AoA SHAWE P&T AW.
The society notes describe a May 70 o clock gathering at a venue hosting a social and fundraising program led by Mrs Glanemin and Mrs Hood. Upcoming features include a dance by Mr Patton and a departure to Mancinn with Mrs Hood. A guest list and event seating arrangements are noted.
A fragmented report notes a voyage by the RST boat toward Nome with unclear line items and names partially readable. The text mentions Corwin and fates, with references to savings and a potential departure schedule, though details are obscured by OCR errors.
Cleveland May 11 The motivo ry case in the federal court before Judge Tailor concerns alleged abuse of the mails. Defendants Joseph Hell Jacob Vs Wotay Samuel Newman til Soh 1 Klein and Joseph ddurrie face accusations of attempting to defraud clothing factories nationwide. Twelve states including Maine New Hampshire and Wisconsin will send witnesses paid ten cents a mile. If all testify the government will spend about six thousand dollars. Lawyers will appear for the defense and the case centers on Cleveland stores and large factory orders.
Ban Francisea May 11 Luetta Bulli, chief withers against Kr. Wile lard P. Durie, an aged sanitarium figure, faces dynamiting a housing where a Sikh woman and child slept. Durie reportedly vanished as authorities search nationwide with Rheisst John Smith coordinating. Satth had accused Burke as the father of the child and fled Berkeley last week. no trace of Satth or her whereabouts.
Disjointed reports describe a strong quake hitting San Jose on May Day with widespread damage and evacuations. Officials warn of aftershocks as residents assess collapsed structures and power outages across the downtown area.
Salt Lake City May 1 Ohio Deputy Marshal Smyth comes back from Leavenworth Kan after a two week trip with Lindon Wen and George Pendreson. He aided in visiting relatives in several parts of the nation and pursued federal prisoners during the journey.
Notice to creditors in the district of the state of Utah requests claims against the estate of Wil Mun Ht. Blavend. The administrator, Ellen J. Stevenr, and attorney E R Hollinnaworth announce the filing in Ogden City. Creditors must present their claims with vouchers to G. T. Hol Hagescarth in Ogden. Filed May 10, 4040.
The Weber County Court announces a sheriff sale on July 8 1940 at 12 noon. The property is Lot 8 Block 42 in Geddo City, Weber County Utah, described as part of Lot 6 in Block 42 with specific boundary measurements, to satisfy a judgment against multiple defendants listed, with proceeds directed to the sheriff.
Report describes soldiers struck by gunfire in an ambush with names and locations garbled. Some personnel are listed as wounded, and multiple units appear referenced amid a chaotic account with many legible fragments.
In New York on a May morning, a grand jury charged Mae Moe Wiss Apelwavtte and others in a bribery probe tied to an industrial deal at a metal market. The case alleges corruption surrounding a chemical firm and government procurement.
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