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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1909
Page
2
Vague OCR text hints Ogden City faces tax obligations and campaign finance tensions. Mentions money for electors, party chairman statements, and televised candidate activity around town. References unnamed candidates and local political groups amid fiscal pressure.
A fragmented and garbled transcript shows political tension around candidates including Alex Arvind and Brewer-Smurthwaite allies. It references alleged finances, pressure to answer questions before 9 PM, and a mock prayer criticizing policy shifts. The rhetoric hints at election intrigue and public distrust amid unclear sources.
A fragment describes Fiket voters, mostly Republicans, marching on Washington Avenue to show support for the Republican party and its leaders. It notes a "splendid showing" and mentions young men and women urged to prove party loyalty while referencing Lincoln era figures and the party’s historic alignment.
An account of a heated campaign standoff over waterworks funding. Smurthwaite and Brower face proposals to buy water facilities while public debate turns on circumstantial evidence and political maneuvering at the meeting.
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions dates and names in a legal context. The readable parts reference December 1 192? and names such as GLEASON and HAR, with scattered phrases about a hearing or test. The text lacks coherent events or full sentences to extract a clear story.
The document outlines a heated public dispute involving May Brewer and local figures over political maneuvers, fundraising, and reform efforts. Details reference council members, attorneys, and community leaders amid questions on ethics, finances, and election strategy in Ogden, with broader ties to railroad festivities and city development plans.
A statement by Dr B. Beatty secretary of the state health board outlines typhoid causes and prevention. He links most cases to contaminated water and sewage, urging state action including water inspections, watershed protection, sewer enforcement, and numerous sanitary improvements in Salt Lake City.
Ball Lake city crime report notes a successful safe cracking at the Majestic Weuler. Between 1 and 10 last night thieves extracted nearly 2,000 in cash and two certified checks for 1,000 each. Authorities believe the work was done by an expert safe cracker known as Tufosslownate crackeres. The Joh is described as one of the neatest ever used by professional criminals in the city.
Mrs. Alartha Mouston Adamson files for divorce from Andrew A. Adamson in the district court. She seeks 340 alimony, a return of her prior surname Howson, and restoration of property valued between 290,000 and 425,000. She asks restraining orders against disposal of assets and residence in the Eagle rooming house. Allegations include five years of cruelty and claims he beat her and accused her of infidelity. Married in Salt Lake on April 2 1908.
A fragmented report from Washington and Omaha indicates a Boal operator facing discrimination allegations. The text mentions interstate commission concerns and references a Creson Short Line in connection with the case. Details are unclear due to OCR issues.
The readable fragments reference kidney disease, mentions of physicians or researchers, and scattered names and places. The text appears as garbled OCR with multiple misspellings and partial phrases, offering no clear narrative, date, or actionable item.
A complaint alleges Jregon Railway and associated coal firms colluded to hold rates above market. It claims coal from Adaville Wyoming mines, mined by Nim, was shipped via carriers controlled by Union Pacific and Superior Coal in a scheme to favor preferred routes to Ball Lake Ogden and adjacent lines, exceeding $100,000 in value.
Washington Oct 1 The Census Bureau issued new rules for producing comprehensive mortality statistics from death registration data. The changes aim for consistent annual figures across states and cities, implementing a standard classification and monthly shipment checks to prevent discrepancies. The effort ties into the 1920 decennial U S Census planning and anticipates improved accuracy for military and public health planning.
Consolidated Music Co extends its piano sale for a final ten days in Ogden. High grade Kimball and Voze pianos remain discounted along with select lower models. Customers may arrange flexible payments and reserve instruments while prices stay unusually low, with a push to finalize purchases before the last day.
The report details heavy selling and liquidity strain in New York banks amid global tensions. It notes U.S. Steel and other securities facing pressure as withdrawals from deposits rise, with the sub treasury pulling funds and authorities warning of widening credit strain across institutions.
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