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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1909
Page
3
In a heated contest the Triune faced the Balt Lake Triisine in a political clash. The Triune emphasized defending their policy stance while opponents criticized leadership and pressed for accountability. Local observers noted heightened tension and urged party unity ahead of upcoming votes.
A garbled account describes an intense political clash over fire insurance and the fire department. The examiner and Brewer figures dominate the scene as reductions, budgets, and proposed charges are debated, with Lowe urging scrutiny and a 15 percent fee shift. The piece notes public concern over department funding, examiner scrutiny, and potential impacts on fire services.
Special auditors assessed city finances and highlighted alleged mismanagement by officials. The investigation tied to mayoral actions and questioned spending on street projects, while authorities pledged further review and accountability measures.
An article portrays a heated dispute between Trom Smurthwaite and Mayor Brewer over allegations of slander and political attacks. It details Republican and Democrat friction, protests accusations, and claims Brewer faced scrutiny for leadership and party actions amid a hostile press environment.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about lands in Utah and Nevada, mentioning trains or batons and possible dates. No coherent event or identifiable entities can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
The article details a Carson City area irrigation and hydroelectric initiative tied to the Plutonium Valley schemes, calling for federal support and extensive works. It cites Secretary Ballinger backing, a broad $60 million river reclamation plan, and multiple dam and tunnel developments across the valley with costs itemized for Strawberry Valleys and nearby sites.
Fragmented text depicts a political appeal condemning taxation, urging voters to recall leaders and question debt levels. It references Democratic and Republican contention, fiscal policy, and civic duties, framed as a patriotic appeal to push for change before an election.
A garbled regional news fragment describes a letter and a suicide note, mentioning judges, locations like Roosevelt Avenue and Lambert Court, and an account of attempted self harm. The text references names and places in a confused montage, with unclear sequence and incomplete phrases.
A late night burglary at the residence of Dr A in DA Kerm’s neighborhood occurred between 10 and 11 o’clock. Jewelry and various items valued at about $300 disappeared as intruders ransacked rooms while the family was away. Police traced the loot and reported multiple items missing from Mrs Ret ail’s property. The investigation continues as officers examine the scene and interview neighbors.
A fragmentary report notes Roobrar surprised the town marshal, who suffered mortal wounds. The garbled text includes scattered names and phrases, but the core event is the assault and fatal injury to the town marshal amid unclear surrounding details. Further readable elements mention Wanita and Ne among garbled terms.
A Corraspondent Wante Mey Giammiani reveals Ogden City debt figures under Mayor Brewer. The auditor shows warrants unpaid June 1905 and Brewer’s administration carried substantial debt, including $105,301.26 more than Glasmann’s prior year, with large special funds also owed. The piece urges verification with the city auditor by telephone.
A quarrel over a jockey’s refusal led to a stabbing at Sheephead Bay racetrack. Carroll Seillings, a leading trainer, was stabbed in the right chest and lay near death as surgeons fought to save him. Schillings was captured after midnight, with the sport’s top rider of the era facing possible death and retirement plans disrupted.
Bert Hizelwood, a well dressed traveler on Southern Pacific train No 1 from the east, suddenly became violent, jumping from a window during a stop at Reno. He was subdued after injuring a bystander and restrained by three men until medical aid arrived.
Ogden High School footballers, led by standout players from Miah School, fell to a Salt Lake opponent in a tightly contested frame. Notes praise for both teams feature strong defense, passing, and kicking, with key moments cited from the second and fourth quarters and praise for Ballake and Hiwhew.
A ragged game description shows Ogden defeating Salt Lake in a chaotic contest with fumbles, forced turnovers, and a late surge. Ogden capitalized on a blocked punt, a defensive stand, and a rugged drive to secure the victory as the crowd reacted to the back and forth play and contentious moments. The report notes key plays, such as a goal line stand and a late score that sealed the win for Ogden over Salt Lake.
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