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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
11
Fragmented OCR lists a funeral and interment details for BG Dalton, incidental notes on death of D.C. Dillon, plus varied ads on coal, savings bank complaints, and a large column of mixed notices and schedule items including health officer meetings, private car exhibits, football travel, Halloween party reports, and local business promotions in Ogden.
AlTER e'cloak' Attar noyk Av Re Heywood phd dMratn Ht Henderson opened for complainants in Salt Lake City. Purley Ly Williams and dodge olla for Yarrhinan liner, AR Heywood for Foi atate sale and Ogden. Discrimination against Ogden alleged as open and notorious, with rates six months apart. Railroads accused of bias against religious bodies and Ogden residents, while nationwide impact noted.
A damaged rail record notes a silk train traveling fast from the Orient to New York, valued about 400000 with cars carrying high value silk. It discusses competition among railroads for Oriental cargo and the need for special car transport after a prior silk car valued 70000 was destroyed by lye. The piece mentions Western Pacific Union Pacific and Santa Fe lines in a period-claim of industry rivalry.
The first national convention at the Crating Appartment of the National Forest Service concluded its work. Delegates will return home today, reporting a profitable gathering with extensive discussion on grazing lands. unanimous vote favored San Francisco as next convention site in 1978, Ogden praised for hosting and a pleasant, productive meeting.
An OCR ruined football item details players and events with jumbled names and scattered phrases. It mentions a player’s tendon, a late play, and a rough scorespace while praising or lamenting various teams and officials. The piece reads like a garbled preview or recap with many unreadable segments.
In IH Police Court the defendant on highway robbery was discharged after the judge found the evidence insufficient for conviction. Duke F P McLaughlin pleaded guilty to drunkenness and got a fine or five days in jail. Franklin admitted vagrancy and was fined 210 or ten days in city jail. George Griffith pled guilty to vagrancy and received ten days in jail or option to pay a fine, with the judge opting for jail.
Professor Jerome W. Jenks of Cornell warned in New York that the city plays a central role in human trafficking and immigration patterns. He said white slavery fears are overstated by some politicians while noting New York remains a key entry point for migrants and illicit labor networks.
In Omaha Nebraska a preliminary trial connects Winn Mathews and Grima to a mail robbery at a Pacific street site. Bran of Kansas City testified April presence with Mathews and Woods, with arrest records tying them to a waterworks shooting and related defense statements. The probe cites a waterworks loss amounting to 2079 dollars and notes several witnesses and locations tied to the case.
The Brewer Water Committee issues a six month audit covering January 1 to June 30, 1909, reporting gross earnings of over 11 thousand dollars and expenses, confirming cash overdraft and funds used for waterworks improvements. It prices Glasmann’s figures as accurate and defends expenditures against critics, while noting a shortfall and bank balances. The report, signed by City Auditor Stanford, defends council actions and calls for continued oversight of the Waterworks department.
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