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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
3
Advertises a range of children's dresses and undergarments in white lawn lace and lawn fabrics. Features dainty edging, tuck details, and short sleeved styles priced from $1.25 to $2.50. Also promotes buttoned bottlecats trimmed with tassels for girls between 6 and 14 years.
Special cars will run every 6 minutes on 17th street to stage compaction for the Wild West show at the Fair Grounds next Saturday and Sunday. Call 56 TWO RINGS for newsroom talk or reports. subscription notices and other alerts follow the usual channels. An attempted hold up at Exon was prepped but halted before action.
A long list of postponed school and irrigation meetings, building plans, and property actions across multiple towns is reported. Mentions include the Beat nas Blind school postponement, West Entries for a contest, a $8,000 entry, and plans for a new Foundry Building and garage developments. Also noted are a Wild West Show, Decoration Day schedule, and a Commercial National Bank building project amid scattered local notices.
A street car on Twenty-fifth Street struck multiple people near Chimunah and Tatafly, injuring Celestin and others. Emergency responders attended the scene. details on injuries and next steps were not fully provided in the report.
Judge Patton ruled that a Chinese merchant who came to the United States in 1868 and operated a mercantile business for decades should not be deported. The decision held the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act provisions did not apply to the defendant’s case and noted no intent to reenter mercantile work after a 1904 visit to China. The commissioner’s finding supported discharge from custody.
Report from Shimble Shoal in Lower Chesapanne Bay notes the Arkansas big gun fired the first shot, piercing the turret area and wounding a crewman. Experts from THWN ALY are tasked with investigating the experiment’s outcome while the election proceeds smoothly with 175000 votes cast. Delegates from 24 state organizations of the Aberlein Automobile Association plan to attend the National Good Roads convention in Buffalo, New York, on July 6 to 8.
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds with buyers and sellers, blocks and sections, and monetary consideration. Annette Spiers to D. We Chaxy in Iola, $1 000. Mary Jahr Rohingan to William EH Yarhtas, $680. Varey Sharp and wife to Joseph Govingtonut, northwest quarter section 19 township 1 west, $2 345. Covington and wife to Rudul Purves, northwest quarter section 49 township 4, range 1 west, $4 500. Over 225 motorcycles noted with about 100 owners reporting.
The Costa Rica inaugural session of the United States and Mexico backed Central American Court of Justice opened yesterday. Leaders from Costa Rica, Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala attend as commissioners to interpret treaties and resolve disputes, with lasting implications for regional law and peace efforts.
The session closes with greetings and applause as Mr Gonzales Viquez thanks supporters in Santa Ries. He denounces powerful press groups aiding indictments and wealthy interests shaping prosecutions, urging all to uphold law and moral courage to defend justice.
In Los Angeles Max Spreckles, financier behind prosecutions in the city, delivers a biting address condemning graft. He cites mistrial delays in the Roof case and urges the public to accept the court's work, warning against complacency and urging continued vigilance.
North Carolina voters carried the prohibition by a statewide margin amid a minority of opposition. Official tallies show roughly 40,000 votes in favor with about 48,999 tabulated in the final counts. The measure swept 32 counties, and analysts suggest the prohibition party may see continued strong support in coming days.
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