04 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
1
Fragmented OCR shows mixed text about performances, military themes, and local notices with garbled names, places, and events. It references a parade, a program, and various civic and wartime elements, interspersed with unrelated adlike strings and unclear proper nouns.
Bayliss Ti was found guilty after a trial in Ogden. District jurors deliberated for about an hour and a half before returning a verdict of guilty. The record shows Bayliss faced a charge of passing a forged check tied to a First National Bank in Ogden. Graves testified that Bayliss had not control of the check and that another party admitted guilt. The state argued the author of the check led the deception. Bayliss now faces sentencing set for Tuesday April 24.
The article reports detained Mormon converts and others in the Boston port case facing continued detention while awaiting examinations on polygamy ties. A Senate aide notes appeals to admit converts to the United States despite religious history, with a list of detained individuals and ages.
Notice from LANOMAXAN and QUISENBERRY calling farmers to attend a sale event at the stock variance grounds. The sale is set for Wednesday and Thursday around September 10th with details announced in the posting.
Voters in Weber County attend Republican primaries to select delegates for the state convention. The district delegation details include Ogden City wards and other districts with varying delegate counts, and city halls or local venues are listed for meeting times in early September 1908. The notice names Menderston as chairman and Thomas H. Davis as secretary with locations in Ogden City and county offices.
A garbled report notes several arrests and incidents with multiple names and places distorted. The text references a crime spree with arrests, injuries, and a shooting in progress but details are incomplete and obscured by errors.
A labor gathering in Ogden features visiting Melegater and guests. The Utah State Federation of Labor convention plans credentials, speeches, and a full day on Monday the 14th, with La bor leaders and local bartenders urged to attend and witness proceedings.
A local gathering celebrated the Ogden League ball team after a season of effort. Members showed appreciation for players and coaches with a festive home event. Mr and Mrs Resuner received a handmade table present as a token of thanks.
In Lexington Kentucky two conventions vie to nominate Lenmerhilt for Congress. In the Seventh district large crowds packed the venue as M B Boume of Owen County placed by J Campbell Comteul and James Phompaon backed by J Preston Kimball were nominated amid heated protests. George R Unl of Lamington County opposed Frankin County’s roll call for Cantril, moved to appeal, and the chair ruled against him while a faction left in protest. The Seventh district, famed as the "Ahinnd Mialricl," has long been represented by Hoensy Gray and Col W G Hoeckenvillge.
New York dispatch reports Homer S. Cummings of Connecticut chosen as vice-chairman of the speakers bureau. He notes Rhode Island Connecticut New York and New Jersey as key battlegrounds in the campaign and cites favorable sentiments in Connecticut. Cummings plans travel to the west tomorrow.
Ogden Utah advertising copy for Broom Restaurant at Twenty-fifth Street offers oysters in any style and private dining for parties. It markets breakfast lunch and special dinner offerings with private dining rooms and Sunday dinners.
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