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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1908
Page
4
At La Pata on May 20 a sale of Gunness property drew thousands, with vendors, buyers, and stallholders reporting brisk trade. The event, crowded by many, featured clothing and household goods amid a lively fair atmosphere as observers watched the proceedings and an auctioneer moved the crowd.
The article reports on discussions in London over a potential Franco British alliance as World War I pressure rises. Key figures include British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey and M. Pichon of France, with attention to Russia, Italy, and American positions. The piece notes opposition in certain Allied countries and the impact of French and British ministers' statements on policy toward an alliance and broader wartime costs.
Fragmented remarks on Britain's stance ahead of possible entente with France. Debate over Russia invitation and labor opposition, with concerns about a new alliance and internal political constraints. Mentions Grey, Hardinge, and potential for negotiations, none underway.
Knowle Conn May 20 Secretary William Taft was hosted by the Norwich Band of Trade and addressed a large Maple audience. He was welcomed warmly by local committee members and Congressmen Riley and Mhgysins. A theater prior display featured large welcome electric signs and a neon table greeting. Taft’s address focused on Panama and the era’s foreign policy, drawing attention to canal zone issues and national concerns.
Chaotic text from May notes an injunction issued by a city figure against a boycott. The Carpenters and Joiners Union of America appears involved with officials J. Brittain treasurer of the Chicago Federation of Labor, and individuals Grasselli and He tranray named in the records. The fragment mentions penalties for violation and dates, but the full context is unclear.
Chicago and Laramie reports describe Patten's corn and oats dealings driving market nervousness as May prices ranged and then closed with significant activity. A Wyoming murder case near Laramie prompts sheriffs’ pursuit, while insurance chief Price faces indictment for alleged bribery and conspiracy in a government report scandal.
In Los Angeles Gal May 24 a jury failed to reach a verdict in the case of Wes McContus mining man charged with killing Mrs. Charlotte J. Noyes in her Morton West Lake district apartment. Verdict 10 for acquittal, 2 for conviction. District attorney announced the case would be called next Monday for trial.
Pringetan reports the death of Miss Bertha Vanderbilt at Princeton University Library appears suspicious. Investigator Trane Hortuty probes the case, with exhumation planned for autopsy to ascertain cause while rumors of an accidental death fade amid ongoing inquiry and family questions.
A garbled report recounts GEDRING'S role as chauffeur to Queen Helena and mentions a debut in a diving event at Eagle Neck on Math 28. The piece references multiple names and places, including Wottrd Btvtew, Hilton, Lame Ruynet, and HAWS.
May twenty at the University of Chicago saw western college athletes compete in a rough field after heavy rain. Winners included Dave Hamilton of Chicago Athletic Association in the 11 pound shot and Mareiam of the University of Chicago in the mile, with events across hurdles, pole vault, discus, javelin, and standing jumps.
New York May 20 price, a leading operator on the Solion exchange, was indicted by the federal grand jury on charges tied to public exposure of government statistics before a publication. He was released on seven thousand dollars bail. Other names and details appear in the sprawling indictment and statements from Price and associates.
A garbled notice reports a threat of destruction linked to a fair event. The piece names Premont Older as a cattleman and mentions a $40 form related to information for a nonge hhd by the Gale Hngdey Hy OasTyltady. The report is unclear and contains many unreadable phrases but centers on a coercive demand tied to a fair in the region.
The document lists Ogden Utah based corporation and its creditors, noting their claims and the need to file proof of debt. Creditors are instructed to present their claims to the appointed receiver at the court in Wasatch County, Utah, by a specified deadline.
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