Public Notice on Weber County Payroll Irregularities and Alleged Misconduct
A Weber County publication details payroll irregularities including two payrolls and supplemental pay, highlighting alleged improper payments to county officials and the deputy treasurer. It notes investigations by the Standard and editor, asserts no proof of deliberate fraud, and discusses legal payroll practices and county costs.
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Webi
Assensor xl
Tiérefore
Peyroll
Erie
Weber
Btonttaid
Weber County
Geo. M. Yangon
Cho Amimowha
Ohio
Enalegy
Thilhgaeorth
Lou Walnor
Venonnsiatio Vetiina Garnantiant Alow
County finances and payroll scandal in Weber County
A contested county administration in Weber County faces Democratic accusations over payrolls and missing funds. Allegations center on improper extra work payments, questioned warrants, and calls for audit. Key figures named include Alma D. Chambers, John Gibson, and W. G. Wilgon, amid pressure for accountability and removal of misused funds.
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Brothes
Shinnon
Io M. Utuwun
Abi Frayrall Monight
Bern
Amd
Raisnel
Maanferd
W. G. Wilgon
Lynun
Alan
Wellingsworth
Alma D. Chambers
Dlohn
Gibson
John Semin
PW -Kent
Lyn Wolbers
Weber
Alma
Chambers
Gis
Laesson
John Gibson
Republically
Republicat
Weber County
Japan
Organized Labor and Political Endorsements Debate
A fragmented article discusses organized labor’s political rights and endorsements in Democratic politics. It advocates that labor may freely support candidates while urging alignment with principles of democracy and worker protection, citing The Standard’s stance on labor influence.
Fragmented opinion on party loyalties and civic duty
A disjointed passage argues about political loyalties, urging caution against misusing names and urging voters to protect civil rights. It critiques actions of newspapers and labor groups, questions party alignment, and laments public trust in elections. The writer notes contradictions in support for or against candidates.
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Knutp
Republican Tvboriig
Slippery slip shows on county board hearing
A disrupted hearing before the county board of equalization features John Seaman and associates protesting a decision. The narrative questions the motives of Seaman and implies connections to a Democratic candidate, with harsh local nickname references and unclear outcomes.
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John Seaman
John Sennerott
County Board of Equalieation
Seaman
Incue
Taravseasor
Johar
Shaman Declines Deputy Post Amid Editorial Debate
In a public reply Wiley Chamian and others dispute editorials suggesting Shaman's appointment of Job Sedum as deputy. The letter argues no deputy will be named before county elections, criticizing coverage and asserting Stemen will not seek or accept any candidacy at this time.
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Monlay
Agweysor
Job Sedum
Awpu
Seman
Webur
Amy Nwa Anwwile
WILEY
Criguoy
Skesenwate
AL Braeman
Crepayi
Cragun
Che
Julie Seaman
Cran
Dahvin Dix
Vote for Jos. Bailey for sheriff in Weber County
Desperate effort to defeat Jos. Bailey for sheriff praised for honesty integrity and reliability. Opponent Orean Riser viewed as less capable to secure good positions. Bailey described as a man of true worth who will perform sheriff duties responsibly.
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Bailey
Sherif
Onal
Yma
Orean Riser
Moe
Lunt Ngan
Ton
Mit
Mis Bailey
Che Plier
Twain
Weber County
Inke
Jon. Bailey
Stteritt
Shaman Allegations Prompt Demands for Clarification
A reader submission accuses a public figure of deliberate misrepresentation and demands accountability. The letter questions truthfulness, adviser aspirations, and the handling of state statements while referencing a 500 facilitating claim and a controversial voting matter.
County finances and party control in Weber County
A reader accuses county officials of improper tax roll extensions and improper accounting under Democratic rule in 1897 to 1902. The letter alleges inflated extension costs, partisan staffing, and shifts in expenses when Republicans held power, urging accountability and honesty from county leaders.
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John Keaman
Democratiy Nile
Joe She
Uim
John Sea- Yan Mee
Depa
Webar
Weber County
Old People's Party
al Dale
World Markets Open Mixed Amid Slim Trading
Market activity was subdued with few large trades, prices barely moved from yesterday's close. Colorado Fuel declined while Voxagrad Pacific edged higher as traders awaited broader market cues and awaited developments in overall conditions.
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Toya
Tle
Colorado Fuel
Voxagrad Pacivic
Texas
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Livestock Market Report From Western States
Fragmented stock prices and cattle descriptions appear with mixed quality terms. Listings show cows, steers, and feeders, with variable weights and prices, plus references to brands and suppliers in a typical market brief style.
VeKOL A Atalee Rus ive native
Rodime Omana and Sau Ud Uy Prints lead a local arts event in VeKOL A Atalee Rusive. The program showcases native crafts and community performances highlighting regional artistry and cultural heritage.
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Sau Ud Uy
Cattle and Hogs Market Receipts and Prices Across Regions
A summary of cattle hog and sheep receipts and prices across multiple markets. Oklahoma City and Chicago reports show varied figures for steers cows and feeders with bids for hogs and lambs. Wheat and other grains move on Chicago futures with mixed daily shifts and minor price changes.
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Atens
Weathen Stoora
Texas Urchery
Ogi
Miakkel Eleudyy
Ntrkol
Wtordys
Katisne City
Ont
York
Tienver
Wheat prices and market quotes from Chicago and San Francisco
ABH WHEAT Chicago Oct 21 cash wheat numbers for red and hard winter varieties, brief quot es for No 2 red and No 2 northern, with tentative prices. San Francisco notes show wheat futures for Dec and May with implied values, and a brief reference to local market activity and appraisal.
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Chicago
Advangall
Vanathy
Clovar
Speing
Francisco
A Race For A Girl Vulnaruiso Ind Oct 20
A dramatic chase at the Pennsylvania station decides the fate of Miss Stella Josephine Teller cousin of United States Senator Henry B. Teller. Dr Sharp of Jacksonville seeks her return from Darkeonville Alabama with City Marshal Billings aiding. A habeas corpus writ delays the train and Sheriff La Count confronts the doctor, forcing release of the patient.
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Ind
Sheriff la Count
Pore
Gily Murshia
Bisot Valparales
J.C. Buarpe
Darkeonville
Point Wan
Pennsylvania Station
Stella
Josephine Teller
United States
Henry B. Teller
Weller
Jaskoonville
Neventyale
Murder in Willow Creek Ranch Shocks Montana Town
Reports from Phibipshagg Montana say J B Conn, a Willow Creek rancher, was murdered last evening and his mother found beaten and near death. Josiah Conn, attorney and brother of the rancher, was present as authorities investigate the brutal crime amid scant details and lingering questions about a possible motive.
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Phibipshagg
Mont
Conn
Willow Kreck
Phil- Vipstmeg
Jos
MW Ipien Conk
Conn Ranch
Attair
Josiah Coma
Maeul
Yoon Lotha -Reonte
Hose & Terrible
Unclear OCR fragment on a death case near the Conn family
Fragment mentions a woman who lived with the Conn family and is linked to her husband’s death about twenty years ago amid suggestions she may have committed a crime. The text is incoherent and lacks verifiable details.
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Conn
Striking Michigan students widen breach over faculty paper
Michigan Agricultural College students held another meeting to decide that no paper from the faculty would be signed until approved in the main student meeting. The action widens the rift with President Snewby as a Halloween resolution was adopted, binding students to stay in their rooms and not publish any acts that night.
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Laneing
Mich
Michigan’ Agricultural College
Snewby
OWA WOMAN SUFFRAGE PROMPTS DEBATE IN IOWA
Inia Adelaide Ballard, president of the Equal Suffrage Society, urged the group to hire a male lobbyist to press for wage regulation and suffrage support in the Iowa General Assembly. The suggestion awaits action. Carrie Chapman Catt, national leader, condemned the legislature's treatment of Iowa women, saying it would boost sympathy for the suffrage cause.
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Town
Inia Adelaide Ballard
Equal Buffrage Soci
Ion Ere
Iimuus Aditrese
Tawa General Assembly
Nc. Carte Chapman Catt
National Organization
Ade Ieva
Tawa
Crater
Sua
Fraud in tax collection report shocks Chicago
A ten year review reveals Chicago’s tax department failed to collect 5.01 million dollars in unassessed or unpaid taxes. The report blames missteps in assessment and collection processes across the county and city offices, signaling reforms.
County treasurer funds alleged misaccounting and recoveries
A historical report claims expert accountants found abuses by Controller McGann and county officials over ten years. Delinquent personal property taxes allegedly totaled around $50,000 before an audit began, after which authorities allegedly recovered about $14,000 monthly. The text notes improper payments and a lack of documented justification for reductions.
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McGann
Aerountanta
Reed Hotel Arrivals List From Fat Twenty Four Hour Period
Arrivals at Reed Hotel include D Huckina and Lueines TH from Salt Lake City. Yundt from 3 4 pt Ry. M Taylor from Salt Lake. C.8. Xing from New York. G H Briggs from Salt Lake. Sherman and Ed Johnsten from Chicago. W M Harden from Beatrice NE. BL Strong from San Francisco. L Toyd from Donner MT. Mie BJ Brgea from Park City. Mrs Katie Lawrence from Park City. Tinpey from Beaver. Wiliams from San Francisco. A G Cunningham and Jawife from San Francisco. John Toss and Wille from San Francisco. Anne Myers. Tivoli Opera Co members Frank Gilman Moe and Mies Davia. Bredrow and wife from Tivoli Opera. Mrs Ed Webb from Tivoli Opera. Ferra Hartman and wife from Tivoli Opera. E G Klauber from Chicago. Chas Stein from Chicago. TL A Gowdy and son from New Park. Chas I Wilson from Pittsfield MA. It R G Edmond from San Francisco. Jno Uney from Milwaukee. IF Blodgett from York.
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D. Huckina
Lueines
Tues
Salt Lake
Yundt
M. Taylor
Xing
New York
G. H. Briggs
Sherman
Denyers
Johnsten
Unicago
W. M. Harden
Beatrice
Nebi
BL. Strong
San Francisos
L. Toyd
Donner
Mont
Mie
BJ. Brgea
Park City
Katie Lawrence
Park Ch. W
Tinpey
Beaver
Wiliams
San Trancisco
A. G. Cunningham
Jawife
San Francisco
John Toss
Wille
San Traoiiges
Anne Myers
Mars
It. G Edmond
Jno. Uney
Milowaukee
IF. Blodgett Yark
National Cash Register sales pitch from Salt Lake City dealer
A Salt Lake City merchant promotes National Cash Register safes to guard store profits. He claims many losses come from unsuspected scales and offers easy payments and tailored pricing to fit any business, soliciting catalogs from Oscar Groshell at 52 Main St.
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Oscar Groshell
Main St
Salt Lake City
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