Blood money fuels Ogden street improvements claim
A Standard column argues that fines from gamblers and illicit operators funded city upgrades under past and current administrations. It claims higher fine receipts under present leadership built roads and paid debts, while questioning accountability and urging voters to reelect tried officials if they hold to a fair city government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogdens
Ogden
Browning
Jobin A. Boyle
Jr. IL
Spencer
Imder
Doyle
Lorin Farr Wag
Mayer Glagmann
Offer
Ife
Ogden City
Glasmann
Inoka
Matick
Drowning
Afsil
T.hl Care
Frank
Cannon
Randaistic Tog
Continental OH Company
Geden
John D. Rockefeller
Southern Pacific Railway
Robert Paine
Fred Chambers
The
Standard
Fr. Hepdershot
Jos
Frank Cannon
P. J.an
Canton
Detectives Eye City Purchases Ahead of Election
A editorial defense reveals that city goods bought from firms tied to officials have occurred under prior administrations. It defends past contracts while urging evidence of any improper invoicing and calls for accountability before the upcoming vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yast
Standard
Frank Cannon
Megtt
Gannon
Hfib
Pinkerton Lismia
Cannon
Democratic Central Committee
David Gill
Police Department
Pinkerton
Gooda
Nome
Democrata
Republican Party
Orden
Ogden
Wm. Driver
Driver
Board of Health
Itill
Unete
Wiliam
T. WW. Carr
Moyes Declines Ogden City Treasurer Nomination
Robert Moyes, Ogden City Treasurer, declines renomination in 1903 and pledges support to the Republican ticket. He praises Mayor, City Council, City Recorder Critchlow, City Auditor Drown, City Attorney, and Judge Howell for honest, efficient service and expresses best wishes for party success.
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Robert Moyes
Bob Moyes
Lobcell
John D. Murphy
Nepublican City Central
W. F. Critchlow
Ogden City Recorder
Ogden City
Utah
Ogden
Critchlow
Lattie L. Drown
Howell
Republican Party
City Free from Floating Debt in Ogden Report
The seventh Auditor report to Ogden City Council shows a $79,955.22 net cash balance after paying floating debt and improving streets. Mayor Glassman touts reduced debt from $76,548.16 to $10,264.98 and cites strict law enforcement as revenue, while congratulating the council for harmony and work.
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Powerk
Driver
Ogden
Utah
Browning
O'Neil
Palica
Iaanch
Keet
Ogden City Endorses Mayor and Police for Hold-Up Crackdown
At a Monday council meeting Wenderahot introduced resolutions praising Mayor Glasmann and Police Chief Browning for rapid action after a series of hold-ups. The city appointed twenty special officers and offered rewards while denouncing sensational reports and pledging public safety.
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Wenderahot
Ogden
Bee
William Glasmann
Ogden City
Bet
Browning
VOTING PLACES LIST FOR UPCOMING TUESDAY ELECTION
The notice outlines polling locations by ward and district including First Ward at 804 Thirty-third Street and City Hall for the Fifth District. Voters are reminded that few changes were made from last year’s lists and polling day is approaching.
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Thirty-third
Grant
Sixth Street
Eilth
City Hall
Twenty-third Street
Twenty Fourth Street
Twenty-second Street
Wall Avenue
Organized labor does not condemn Mayor Glasmann
The Ogden Typographical Union No. 236 held a special meeting to approve resolutions opposing alleged labor resolutions published in the Salt Lake Herald. The union asserts it did not authorize the Herald article and distances itself from past actions, defends Mayor Glasmann, and questions the Herald’s reporting.
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Ogden
Labor Law
Salt Lake Ierald
Klnsmann
Shey -Tepeneng
Organized Labor
Ogden City
Ogden Beographical Union
Ogden Ta Union
Sarre Ee
Salt Lake Herald
Anaios Ty
Trina
Heralds
Team Drivers Union Endorses Mayor Amid Labor Rift
The Team Drivers Union No 575 reports a resolution opposing a splinter faction condemning Ogden Mayor William Glasmann and the City Council. The committee states the union does not discuss politics but fully endorses the current administration and denounces the dissenters as unfit for honest labor.
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Teamsters’ Union
Salt Lake Herald
Tat Lebor
Organized Labor of
Ogden
William Glasmann
Atole
Ogden Eiti
Wna Ahaald
Electric Wire Workers Vote as They Pleas
Members of Local 316 Industrial Workers issue a resolution distancing the union from a trade council effort to oppose the Republican ticket in Ogden. The statement asserts the union does not endorse candidates and members vote independently. Committ ee members W B Jackson R D Dean and A M Clare sign the message.
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Theat
Electric Workers’ Union
Apeak
Ogden
International Brotherhood of Irieal Workers
W. BR. Jackson
Dean
AM. Clare
Comamiltie
District addresses and ward assignments listed
A list shows multiple districts with street addresses on Washington Avenue and other streets. It includes district numbers from tenth to twenty-fourth, with wards such as Fiftieth and Lifth Ward Amusement Hall and a basement location in the court house. Some spellings are inconsistent, but the core shows location details and ward associations.
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Douglas Avenue
Madison and
Jefferson
Twenty-second Street
Bixteenth
Court House
Foulger
Monroe Avenue
Quincy Avenue
Boulevard Avenue
Distelel
Uasement
Ward Amusement
Barlow Avenue
Washington Area
Eighth Street
Sullivan
Doan's Dita Atopy Remedy Advertises Relief
An old time drug store ad touts Doan's Dita Atopy remedy priced at 80 cents claiming to stop itchiness anywhere on the body. The brief notice emphasizes quick relief and accessible cost.
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Doan
Dita Atopy Drug Store
Eye health tips in early modern newspaper style
The excerpt urges readers to protect eyesight amid rapid printing in early papers. It promotes properly fitted glasses and recommends free examinations as a public service to aid clear vision.
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Hubert Moyes
Eodeenanen
Liedaetanes
Aecescerene GS
Tiret Council
Aigain
Hendershot
William Glassman
Iis
Sendershot
Craig
Wiliam Glasmann
Powers
Adams
Twenty-fifth
Twenty-third
Lincoln
Louis L.butcher
Thirefield
Nye
Committee On
Randall
Washington
Herald
Teamsters Union
Ag Fioma
Law and Order Navy
J. M. Hawking
Clemexce If
Martin
J. ME. Prestiaw
Intel
Washington Avenue
Fourtil Ward
Political New
C. P. Utter
Jose
Te . Thomas
Eveles
Ark Peer Drevatt
M. In
L. Mane Cei
Sheree Ey Cives
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