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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1909
Page
7
Aliea Farnes secured an absolute divorce from Leman B. Farnes in district court yesterday. She was granted alimony and costs, with permission to resume her maiden name Alles Whitwort. The settlement includes attorneys’ fees and potential future provisions.
An official inspection trip is slated for ten railroad men with mandates covering all departments. President W. Th Vaweral will lead, traveling to a major center to oversee details and arrange schedules, while experts from several divisions prepare materials for the voyage and report on safety, operation, and improvements.
A party of Denver and Rio Grande officials arrived from Denver and began a three day state tour aboard four special cars. Key executives including General Manager W. Cink and VP Ch. Hy Senlacks travel to inspect lines, with visits planned to Dingham Canyon. The train names were Ballyelare Denver Waentel and Garsi.
The family expresses gratitude to those who offered sympathy and assistance during the illness and death of a loved one. Special thanks are given to community members, services, and friends for prayers, visits, and comfort. A note of appreciation is extended to chaplains, caregivers, and the fundraiser helpers who supported the bereaved in their time of need.
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The Ogden City Republican convention named William Glasmann for mayor with Carl Allison assessor and Thomas B Parr treasurer among nominees. Delegates approved permanent officers, platform, and credentials, praising national party allies while urging prudent, issue driven local governance amid a rowdy gathering and heated speeches.
New York chamber of commerce directed five officers to intervene before the Thierstata Commerce Commission which is weighing the Spokane case on transportation rates. The group warns the readjustment would deprive Atlantic ports of their primacy, shift manufacturing and distribution to the Pacific region, and bias business toward the West. Resolutions denounce the proceedings as harmful to eastern interests and align with Supreme Court considerations.
A 11 year old Violet Gilmer was killed on the way home from school as a 611 hooded Indian, Tenjamin, confessed to choking her. District Attorney Anderson and the coroner discussed the case as the suspect was jailed awaiting further proceedings. The incident occurred Monday in Woodland, California, near the school district line.
New York report details Miss Elkins amid sensational claims of royal flirtations involving the Duke of Abrurel. Photos and crowd chatter swirl as relatives defend her sister while observers note the distraction from a public life and press scrutiny.
The preliminary hearing for Delavan Smutth and Charles H. Willigme, owners of the Indianapolis News, on criminal libel charges related to articles alleging corruption in Panama canal transfers, is set for next Monday in federal court. Subpoenas issued. figures like Frank H. Hitchcock and Norman J. Mook are mentioned in connection with the case, with McNamara signaling possible postponement and stating proofs will be presented to show corrupt links in the canal transfer involving Morgan & Co and Crowell agents.
Fragmentary text notes security arrangements in October involving President Wilkie and Union spy Zundenehler. Mentions Secret Service chief Wilkie and a meeting with Un Mavlean secret service, with references to a protective detail for a presidential event and a planned arrival of a “Past White boat.”
Local authorities report a mayoral figure in Iowa City facing an unresolved legal matter. The fragmented OCR text references legal actions, arrests, and police involvement without clear names or dates, leaving the exact charges and outcome unspecified.
Officials announced that a new assessment would be levied to replenish the guarantee fund. The measure aims to stabilize banking operations in Oklahoma through the Trust Company of Oklahoma, with funds expected to bolster collateral and support cooperative institutions.
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