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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1907
Page
3
The notice targets gamblers and their networks, detailing actions to post pictures of “shapers” and to refuse entry or travel to known gamblers. It indicates official steps by authorities to identify and halt gambling-related activity and restrict movement of implicated individuals.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous names, places, and notices including sale items, personal references, and community events. Amid the incoherent fragments are mentions of sailors, shops, and social figures, with scattered addresses and dates embedded in a noisy text block.
An OCR fragment mentions Atteen Nits and eleven rune Veined for Pelee, a manager and local trades including Veined commerce, Chananti Heahorn's Coffee, and Nem Nee. It references a slaughter fuses incident and a new plate glass front installation at a property owned by Mrs. Morton on Twenty sixth Street, with various firms noted as file agents and merchants in a disordered historical report.
Conference between Ogden and Northwestern Railway and Oregon Short Line concerns the exact width of the right of way north of Springe. Officials clash over 100 foot side clearance and territorial boundaries amid threatened action if a settlement fails.
Jane Lowther and George Lowther sue for damages after a flood damaged their Madison Avenue home and household goods. They allege a blocked culvert and diverted floodwaters caused the waterway to back up, washing away portions of the property and obstructing the street and nearby drainage.
A chaotic inquest reveals dramatic testimony about a violent incident at the Washington area shop. Witnesses describe Lawrence and Walker entering the store, Beers injured, and police questions highlighting uncertain motives, blood, and the sequence of events leading to the morgue findings and hospital calls. The coroner’s hearings unfold with tense, fragmentary recollections from clerks, drivers, and bystanders as the case draws intense local attention.
County commissioners discussed purchasing ground back of the Mather dat rhired to enlarge medals and add outbuildings for county business. The issue included relief for an elderly woman and noted a request about horse prices, with several motions referred to committees for investigation and action.
Board discusses installing an electric lighting system at the poor farm with bids advertised. Only one estimate received, implying no work to be done at the poorhouse. Other miscellaneous items include maintenance, fertilizer, and feed concerns, with several notes on chronic cases and druggist activities.
District Attorney Fluick opens the Duralt trial and notes former official Steunenberg was among those indicted with Bendler Boral in a scheme to defraud the government. The proceedings begin as jurors are being empanelled.
A new blast furnace is planned at the East Metena plant of Am selean Smultius & Bedlulus company. The facility will blow in the Whisk Turnece, marking the fourth operation, as renewed mining activity in Lolena Ani and adjacent districts increases ore supply. Montana ores are still smelted at Fist Helene Tur dhe frail Lumean, with previous output noted as the most remunerative of the Guggentoin system and the broader state manufacturing.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Covington and Mantioanee, with references to a Roy and a Volley match. Several garbled names and places appear, including Green, Welton, and Meewar. The passage seems to record a series of brief sports notes and names without complete sentences or clear events.
A damaged listing fragment describes a sale at an Ogden Milling and Elevator office. In a trunk hidden body parts are found, including a girl’s nude body with a necklace flag. Police pursue leads toward Covington as they seek the missing woman and suspect.
A violent assault in Mapite Ain Sa ends with a mob confrontation near a residence. A wounded woman, identified as Mrs Bender, aged in the early sixties, was attacked as bystanders intervene and police attempt to reach the scene. A local rescue figure, Mike Al Wiistlur, aided but could not prevent the mob disruption.
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