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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1908
Page
2
The document lists President Taft with vice president Ames Schoolcraft Chenhan Tor and multiple county, district, and judicial tickets. It includes names such as Henry Cohn, Joseph Howell, A C Wellbsor, and David Jensen, along with stated offices like secretary, treasurer, attorney general, and county recorder. Republican headquarters are listed at 2352 Washington Ave.
Fragmentary OCR describes Spry and Knight with garbled phrases about Tremas, Meal, Veh and Ogden. The text mentions Ronprech and te aty lempind, then shifts to William Knotght and a new unknown pace or task.
The article reports Jesse William Kaleht and George Fred William addressing a large audience in Soran. It notes discomfort around a speech written for Herbert, and contrasts Kaleht with Republican candidate Spry while praising Syry as a capable future governor figure.
Thomas Murray of Culrago reveals his shift from backing a bank guarantee to opposing rapid reform as he cites comments by J. H. Con and J. Hilms Con Redleel. The piece discusses the proposed bank deposit guarantee and the scale of deposits and capital, questioning if sweeping changes can be safely enacted without thorough testing of principles.
A fragmented historical account chronicles Democratic rise and fall from the 1890s to early 1900s, detailing Cleveland’s presidency, tariff battles, and the Wilson-Gorman tariff fallout. It notes factory layoffs, railroad receiverships, and widespread unemployment, contrasted with McKinley’s election and perceived prosperity.
Fragmentary report describes railway system completion, autonomous vehicle and car advances, street crowd activity, and public anxiety over transport disruption. Mentions a 4075 concession court case, private firms, and evolving urban mobility tensions across a major city.
A rough passage describes Daily Gains or Taft addressing a large crowd at Nutbitemen in Terre Haat. It mentions explaining to the audience about the Bitary of the Isjepethin and discusses protection of the weak, the strong, and the writ, referencing the supreme authority and the Republican party.
Every person eligible to vote should register immediately with the Republican county headquarters. Tomorrow is the final day of registration, and you must verify your name is on the voter list. Call headquarters if unsure where to register.
An incoherent passage references a festival or festivity at an unspecified location and mentions urgency about action. It includes stray phrases about waits, arrivals, and reactions, with unclear names and dates making precise facts impossible to determine.
A fragmented 1920s Weber County Democratic column lists William Jennings Bryan for vice president and John W. Kean for district judge among local ticket holders. The piece includes political argument supporting Taft and criticizing opposition, with quotes on legal duties and public office.
Haver, who died at Cedart Town, has filed his repair for the property belonging to the Gordon estate. The administrator at Grdon estate seeks to manage the late feast assets and address related repair actions in the city.
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