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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1908
Page
2
A damaged long voter pamphlet announces Democratic candidates led by J D Johnson as chairman. It lists president William J Bryan and John W Kern, with district attorney Valentint Tideon and several county offices, urging voters to consider party pledges while criticizing alcohol and public spending. The piece blends campaign messaging with moralistic warnings about liquor and state costs.
The Wee Lake Tribune questions Judge Howell’s fitness as he seeks another term defending his record amid controversy. The piece cites calls for contempt against offenders and argues judges must uphold dignity and law despite popular clamor and political pressure, urging clear action to vindicate the bench.
A fragmented discussion warns that aggressive liquor taxation and revenue shortfalls threaten prosperity. Advocates frame the issue as a choice between eroding public revenue and curbing crime, urging careful negotiation to avoid harmful consequences.
City railroad workers take note of Judge J A Howell action in a political case on the Republican ticket. The Call vs Union Pacific suit features damages from 15000 to 10639, affecting Willams B Call and a Union Pacific defense. Verdict relations are clarified by the court order and antler care reference.
The letter criticizes Republican candidate Jencey for lacking courtroom experience and trial record, noting no days in law office and few district court appearances, while praising Democrat Arthur Pratt as an active practitioner with a long civil and probate case history, urging voters to consider education and legal skill in selecting the county attorney.
Vague OCR fragment describes a Democratic local ticket led by How elend N Harris seeking judge and district attorney positions. It complains of machine politics, fixing court hours, and driving county employees to support campaign efforts. The piece urges voters to oppose the machine.
Fragmented OCR reveals a political notice alleging campaign financing irregularities involving Republican nominees and district judge candidates. Claims cite paid bills, coercion, and internal committee moral failures affecting the election process and party mechanics.
Voters are urged to roll early and vote for Valentine Gideon as district attorney. Advocates claim Gideon is competent and capable, while criticizing the courthouse leadership and calling for new bids and open opportunities for taxpayer accountability.
The Democrats announce intent to scrutinize the seventh district machine on election day. They claim about one hundred illegal voters have been registered in this district, suggesting heavy enforcement and a broader political clash across the county.
In a morning Examiner editorial titled Not the Few at This Paper critics say Republicans overstepped by tying Amalgamated Sugar to politics. The piece will appear in the Evening Standard, urging readers to scrutinize campaign methods used by machine managers and suggesting they should disgust fair minded people.
A historical report alleges Judge Howell sought to sway support from Darla Ereles by arranging favorable cases in his court. The article accuses Eccles group members of aiding in conflicts of interest and claims Howell's decisions aimed to influence votes for J. & Mowell.
The article questions R Hollingsworth's role in campaign efforts linking him to railroad interests and local figures. It suggests perceived bias and calls for attention to his past positions as county clerk amid a heated election cycle.
Fragmentary account alleges Republicans fear efforts by Deen caprand Ib and associates to secure endorsements from Ambigoametes Sugar Co and allied interests for Judge Howell. Mentioned are named corporate figures, lawyers, and political groups accused of pressuring for Howell’s reelection, with references to public support and anti Howell sentiment.
Report notes a crowd of about two thousand men permitted to land amid a reception area with European forces present. Authorities indicate limited access and confusion over permissions while security measures remain in place and tensions observed.
A fragmented, recipe laden piece listing cheese heavy dishes and bread preparations. Includes Cheddar cheese spreads, cheese drenched toast, cheese pudding style bake, and several titled dishes with steps and ingredients. Contains numerous OCR errors but preserves core recipe actions and ingredient lists for Cheese Relish, Beatleped Cheeas, and other cheese focused foods.
An exiled inmate Abanny o Siret recalls multiple escape attempts from Castle William. He details a 1 year ago successful breakout aided by disguises and a plumber gang, describing how the escapee dressed as a maintenance worker and slipped past guards with improvised tools, reportedly never recaptured.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a city farmer disputing rooster noises and methods to quiet poultry. The piece references a controversy over roosters escaping restraint, a “roost leg money counter” invention, and a discussion of keeping chickens in dry quarters at daybreak.
Semerl Gow peta, president of the American Federation of Labor, urged organized labor in Grand Central Palace to support William Howard Taft in the forthcoming election. The address spanned ten hours, with Gompers detailing labor concerns and pressing the labor vote for the Democratic bloc. He cited telegrams from AFL branches endorsing his policy and urged the audience to weigh conscience over passions, warning that justice for labor should be secured by next Tuesday.
A fragmented legal notice centers on a woman named Hegin ben Just facing divorce proceedings in Philadelphia. The garbled OCR text hints at a tea time setting and a social context, but key details and parties remain unclear.
Fragmentary note mentions lamps and chimneys with a baby in a high temp area atop Mount Meres. Names Pat Salt and Jo Werperne appear as possibly involved, with a warning of brighter conditions ahead.
A fragmentary European notice discusses Bohemia and Vienna ideas on school fire safety. Proposed measures include new doors and fire escapes amid concerns over student protection and costs. The text hints at construction implications during school sessions and urban fire risk.
A garbled report notes observations about indigenous groups and varieties such as Arsamas and Tra with fighting characteristics. It mentions a DU device and a market display, then shifts to Bundap School contributions and Episcopal nominations, reflecting a mix of distant references and unclear details.
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