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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
1
Pittsburg defeated Cleveland in the fourth post season game as the series moves toward a deciding fifth and potential clincher. Pitching choices by managers were noted with tentative lineups and matchups for the next game in Cleveland.
New Zealand All Blacks defeat University of California rugby team on California Field. Black forwards and backline dominance push UC to territory near their own line as New Zealand asserts control. standout players include trail‑blazing kicks and strong scrummaging.
A man identified as Dra Moles, 27, shot and killed his stepfather Clarence Grimm during a quarrel at the Grinay residence. The assailant reportedly told a woman he would avenge his mother, leading to the fatal confrontation.suspected motive and exact location details remain unclear from the fragmented report.
The American Bankers Association opened its convention with over 2000 bankers voting to oppose the proposed federal reserve reforms now before Congress. The conference urged retention of a Glass Owen style plan and criticized alleged hardships on bankers and the public. A vote tallied near unanimity against the reform package as the group backed restoring a sound currency framework. Separately, prisoners Davin and Duin allegedly caused a jail disturbance and escaped from a cell, while Morris and Smith prepared for a heavyweight bout in New York scheduled for later.
In Los Angeles on October, Judge Gla Wellhorn fined the railroad on multiple counts for employing over the time limit and violating intercity commerce rules. The company faced penalties of $100 for several weighters and ironew items, $150 for six trainmen, and $140 for four telegraph operators, with the defense claiming the violations were avoidable and caused by a glitch.
In a tense courtroom scene, Linger acknowledged delivering the fatal blow as the trial unfolded. The proceedings centered on motive and sequence of events, with witnesses detailing the confrontation and the ultimate act that led to the victim's death.
The report details a seizure of a Norwegian vessel by Mexican forces in a maritime incident. Authorities from various parties discuss the event and potential fallout while observers weigh the impact on international shipping and regional tensions. The article notes names and locations linked to the incident and ongoing inquiries.
Washington reports protests from foreign nations against the six percent tilt of the new tariff law. Congressional leaders faced blockage in the house as Democratic leaders Lerner and Bainman sought a path forward after state department talks. The administration reportedly saw a way to resolve the foreign tangle with President Wilson’s approval.
New York reports a mixed session with efforts to depress stocks resisted during most of the morning. Short interest appeared stretched but bulls gained confidence before a brief decline as foreign markets shifted. Reading and other futures slipped. cattle and hog markets showed varied movements, with overall tone cautious amid market volatility.
A fluctuating Chicago market recounts wheat easing on bearish government hints and weather aided corn gains before selling pressured prices. Lambs and hogs posted modest gains while oats mirrored slow trade and provisions saw scant offerings and modest price shifts.
Los Angeles Del. 9 Delentives search for a $506 blood money believed buried near Hart Harris the man who confessed to killing Mrs Rebecce Gay a Christian practitioner The motive appears tied to an alleged plot involving an unnamed prize The hunt extended to San Diego where Mexican soldiers arrested local newspaper men digging for the same money a map by Harris failed to locate the stash
Mexico City bill postponing the presidential election received its first reading in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday but was postponed for two days. Provisional President Hera vowed the measure would be reviewed after the holiday, as the chamber continues its session.
Washington reviewers describe a cavalry review event amid military operations, noting a parade ground at Potomac Park with President and officials present. The piece details a brigade formation including Major Lennard Wood and Chis grembern, mentions Foreign Military affairs committee, and reports a police shooting incident in Salle Ming, Massachusetts, with a guard wounded and assailant killed.
Boston Oct 3 Officers were elected and business concluded at today's session of the annual convention of the Ancrour Bankers association An agricultural symposium highlighted the program The laws committee reported efforts to adopt uniform laws across states governing crimes at banks and other matters Eleven bills drafts were approved and sent to states Ten were enacted in various states while one reguated payment of deposits held in trust Four acts related to anti fraud and credit were passed in six states Several states passed laws punishing checks without funds and false statements to obtain credit Vermont and Utah adopted bills on forged or raised checks New York and Washington approved bank notary competency The Minnesota magnate delivered an address on the Glass Owen currency plan.
New York officials forecast a major shake-up in the West Side Tenderloin patrol as scores of officers are reassigned. The reform plan targets the police precincts with new leadership under Captain Butler, aiming to overhaul operations and restore order amid ongoing concerns.
In Los Angeles a jury failed to reach a verdict in the Ralph Ferris case involving the death of seven year old Mabel Wlesorek. The trial featured tense testimony and unresolved questions about the defendant Menguiromabite’s involvement. The jury reported uncertainty after extended deliberations.
The District Court of Weber County Utah orders private sale of estate assets of Alfred Nelson. Description includes a BE M F automobile, personal property horse cart tools and farm machinery, and real estate in Uintah and Ogden City areas. Sale after November 1 1913 with cash or cash plus credit terms. Martin Nelson administrator.
Stockholders are informed that at a meeting in Ogden Utah on August 14 1918 a levy of eight mills per share was imposed on all shares payable to the secretary at 674 23rd Street Ogden Utah. If unpaid by October 1 1918 shares will be declared delinquent and if not paid by October 16 1918 at 2 pm shares may be sold at public auction at 674 28rd Street to cover delinquency costs and expenses. Signed by CONROY president and G W HILTMARK secretary first published September 2 1914.
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