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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1913
Page
2
A vintage editorial condemns Sulzer's ouster and Murphy Tammany influence in New York. It argues progressives must fight corruption and privilege, praising independent press while criticizing Barnes and Murphy as aligned with machines. The piece laments public misdirection and urges voter awakening ahead of elections.
Rev Hudson Stack, the last climber to reach Denali’s summit, recounts his ascent in the November Scribner. He credits companions for the perilous journey and muses on renaming the peak as Benall's Wife, describing grand basins, avalanches, clear days, and sweeping views across the Arctic ridge and Muldrow Glacier from Parker Pass to Mount Hunter.
A fragmented account discusses the Sulzer case in New York, claiming Charles Murphy made William Sulzer governor. It alleges the public accepted Sulzer’s honesty while Murphy and Tammany Hall pulled the strings, with voters unaware of Murphy’s true role and motives.
Pridey October 31 sees boys and girls out for Halloween pranks. Police will allow innocent play but warn that malicious acts damage property will be searched and violators brought before juvenile court. Authorities urge restraint and note rowdyism must be suppressed.
The primary results indicate Mayor Fell led with stronger organization behind him. Competitors Chety Piggare and Al Be Weatherby pursued a tight race for commissioner while A H Larson drew significant support for auditor.
Fragmented OCR text mentions alfalfa and Ef Testeg in Lita with unclear names, dates, and places. The readable portion suggests a rural or agricultural note but lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable persons to summarize into a full news item.
Devil Rise Hatfield, famed figure from West Virginia, is the governor H. D. Hatfield’s uncle. At seventy four he turns to show business after thirty one years leading the Hatfields in the famous Hatfield McCoy feud. The feud began in 1872 with a McCoy conviction for stealing Hatfield hogs and has yielded much bloodshed before ending recently.
The piece extols alfalfa introduced by pioneers and notes the value of drought prone lands now suitable for grazing and hay. It argues that improved alfalfa could enrich the western countryside and reduce debt through its economic benefits.
Fragmented lines discuss pervasive mental distress and the idea that many suffer similar inner turmoil. The text reflects on discouragement, despair, and the struggle to endure, noting how worries accumulate and threaten stability while stressing shared human vulnerability.
Chicago Oct market saw grains rise after early losses as improved conditions in Argentina and India supported wheat and corn. Prices firmed through the day with wheat and corn trading higher while hogs and cattle posted mixed receipts and results.
Morning trading shows fluctuating prices as investors isolate gains while a waning trend in late session leads to a series of mixed moves. Afternoon activity leans toward a metal heavy session with most stocks near yesterday’s close and several securities posting small changes.
A social event at Hot Springs features a free dance on Thursday night October 23. John Golden, president of the organization, argues for regulations to curb interstate shipment of goods made with child labor and urges constitutional changes to prevent exploitation.
Fragmented OCR text describes a speed event in New York with mentions of awards and various names. The readable content references a best time, a trophy valued at £1000, and participants including A. Tresseter and Miss Wen Wag, though many words are garbled. The core idea notes record-breaking speed results and an award ceremony.
Reported rejection of plans for a new German embassy building in Washington after a tense exchange among officials. Key figures involved include Ernest Von Maig and a group linked to William and Coit Vigiene Moreh Vermin, with controversy surrounding the final approval process and security considerations.
Oct 22 session of the supreme council of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of the Southern Jurisdiction centered on filling existing vacancies. Weaver F. Moore of Alabama was chosen Hevlevant grand commander with Henry M. Tellerot as grand prior and Charles R. Rosvulaim of Tittle Heek as chancellor. Charles F. Ruckow Cirbank was named grand minister of state.
New York financiers Brown Brothers Seligman announce they acquired a controlling stake in the Vasite Railways of Nicaragua and a sizable share in the National Bank of Nicaragua, with the government to hold the remaining 49 percent. The deal values the assets as a major foreign investment involving a Connecticut corporation and a Nicaragua government stake.
Preliminary steps were taken on October 22 to form a German American society focused on economic relations among five nations. The group aims to foster friendly ties in business and rail policy, pursue a German American commercial treaty, and protect German interests amid the new tariff law.
A fragmented report describes a debate initiated by Mohow Lake XY and others in a central forum about bringing issues to the national Congress. The discussion touches on governance neglect, welfare aid, and accountability, with family figures and local leaders weighing responsibility for policy outcomes.
Fragmentary text indicates defeat of land interests aimed at distributing ten million dollars to the Chactawratel Chickasawe trusts from a land sale. The wording is garbled but points to a contested distribution tied to tribal land sales and congressional action.
Laurence Duke, son of Brodie Luke tobac co manufacturer, arraigned in the superior court for manslaughter after allegedly running down two men while driving an automobile. Duke was granted further time to plead next Wednesday as the information charges him with negligence and intent.
President Hempstead and Scout Kinsella of the New York Nationals said there was nothing to the trade rumor. They stated Firstasemat Knnetey of Slate would not be transferred to New York in exchange for any player. A letter showed New York was not ready to trade.
Milwaukee Wis Oct 62 The series of boxing contests planned for October 24 were canceled after promoters failed to find a suitable substitute for Al Wolgant who was to fight Charlie White of Chicago. Wolgant suffered a fractured something during training last Sunday, delaying the event.
Mexico City based reports state Daniel and Evariato Madero brothers of the late president were arrested in Monterey on charges of conspiring to deliver the city to revolutionaries. Authorities allege documents linked to dead rebels were found after a clash near Monterey.
Real estate transfers listed with sections and parcels referencing the canal company and township details. Mentions conveyance to J. O Tumsemmil and references to Lake Meridian and county surveys. Figures and exact property descriptions appear fragmented in the OCR.
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