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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1906
Page
8
A large Salt Lake theater crowd disrupted a Republican rally as Congressman Charles E Linziefeld spoke for Senator Reed Scot. Senator Broot was expected to respond to a challenge by former Senator Thomas, highlighting sensational political tensions in Utah.
The debate centers on whether Sutherland correctly charged Kearns bought the senatorial post from late President Baow. Senator Snot denies the accusation, claims a willful falsehood backs it, and states President Snow never sold the aviatorship to Senator Rearpn.
More and more Ogden society members attend the Auditorium Rink where roller skating draws clear crowds. The piece notes enthusiasm, social gathering, and the rink’s appeal as a popular leisure venue.
Suse Rotabetta Scowcroft led a festive gathering as society members danced in the auditorium with plans for next Friday’s Weber club night led by Fred Kiesel. The evening featured a promising grand march and other program highlights as guests enjoyed social entertainment. Burdock Bitters advertised as a national aid for digestion while Utah Feed & Produce Co promoted animal feed products in a local ad.
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor travels via Overland Route to San Francisco amid school exclusion protests. He cites estimates of 1.4 million anticipated immigrants this year, compares to last year, and recalls Ogden’s aid during the coast disaster. He plans to review new facts upon arrival and will report to President Roosevelt.
Voters are assured the machine is simple and easy for all to use. The guidance outlines pulling the large lever, turning the Eagle lever, then selecting Yes or No for two constitutional amendments, and finally returning the lever to open the curtain.
An unreadable OCR fragment references Nevada and state plans, mentioning a secretary, a sage, population growth, and a meeting with a talker and two eratic men. It notes attendance, press purchases, and a return to Washington amid difficulty, with garbled names and dates.
The Bayreuth style Parsifal returns to the Grand theater on November 1 with an all day production arranged for one sitting. Patrons may stroll the grounds during intermission and dine at nearby restaurants, while late arrivals must stand until the end of the first act to avoid disruption.
A report states the Utahna theater in this city and the Lyric theater in Balt Lake City are near sale to the Novelty theater circuit. The circuit aims to run both houses as vaudeville venues, with plans for a stock company between Ogden and Fal.k Jake and shifts to feature noted stars and the usual touring acts. The Lyric and Utahna stock companies may disband, with new management keeping a rotating company and a blended schedule.
Large attendance marked the funeral of Mrs. Dugfee with many fronds and mourners in Con Thiry ward. The procession and services were conducted by Ward officers Ming Fisher and others, with notable attendees including C. F. Midulean Parnaich teorae and Wilam Price. The article notes a lengthy procession and a large number of attendees at the city cemetery.
County officials clash as Mattson and Mollingsworth head a committee to audit the county books amid accusations of graft and political meddling. Critics allege favoritism toward Mollingsworth and oppose Hollingsworth due to alleged conflicts as attorney in a separate case. The dispute ties to the Sheen v. Hulanix matter and broad political hostilities within the county.
Expert tunnel driver Jack Karnsa of Hoeldar Colorado has perfected new tunneling methods. J A Belcher of East Lake City promotes work to deploy machines within ninety days, with contracts for 24 000 feet of tunnels including a government project. The system uses a gun metal head driven by compressed air with a rotary piston and a powerful mucking action.
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