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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
7
Fragmentary report notes a pelrate car of C2 MM Behwak passing through Ugsen yesterday with a referenced Crerland Priied SPA fantort. Details are garbled and cannot be fully resolved from the readable text.
OCR fragments detail a local gathering at 30d Vorter Avenue Hinsop Ue Enrign prrelite with music by the Fits ward cher and attendees including Charles Mulley and Wet Pager Intervent. Gerald bite gerald will be pieared to heer dat Ne Temich tra proved tn beet Gillette Coal Co. 100 phone.
A garbled OCR page lists varied items including real estate chatter, staff moves at Northern Pacific, a San Francisco trip for John Cort, a Methodist prayer meeting at TiSvdlork, a theater note about the Crab Independent Telephone operator crew, and community announcements. Mentions Don Gheenhee, Jac Beckett, Alexander Grant, W. C. James, and others with scattered dates and places like Fallon Nevada and Grand Opera House.
The crowd packed the Balt Take theatre as Reed Smoot and Frank Cannon faced off with Tom Kearns in a charged Utah political event. Congressman Littleford of Maine and Senator Sutherland were among the speakers, challenging Smoot and Cannon over church influence and a possible senatorial seat for Kearns, while the audience urged answers and debate on the Mormon party’s role in politics.
Utah figures debate party loyalties and alleged deals during Roosevelt era. Senator Smoot defends his actions, challenges Tom Kearns and Roosevelt misperceptions, recalls clashes with President Smith and Cannon, and argues for integrity over sectarian influence in Utah politics.
New York reports the American bank committee completed the elimination of 160 names from 200 submitted for membership in the currency commission. J D Power of Louisville, vice president of the association, says the remaining members will represent diverse regions of the country. The panel plans daily meetings after the election until an agreement is reached on reforms and a new system for committees.
Article fragment shows J J Brommitt in an event titled Sodalian at a hall in Richmond Wad. References a prominent socialist figure and a Strateht Patect flowr from Cache Valley Mills. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
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