Show suitpay noBimia aprtt i THE OGDEN RTATmABP ESAIiUtTEB 6 - - JULEP THEORY TO HALT FRAUD SALT- - LAKE April Blood Clot Caused Death r' NEXT TUESDAY a J y of Former Attache t f : W) y S- '- V Election Stealing Is Found Fine Art In Chicago Elections HOODLUMS A C T I V E u : ":Jr i I Fictitious Ballots Are Often Voters Substituted Frightened By OLIVER SHERWOOD Correspondent of The Special Standard-Examin5— Bitterness CHICAGO April born of Republican party factional come to quarrels in Illinois Which an issue at the polls next Tuesday lies back of the unusual efforts now being made In Chicago to guard against vote frauds The office of the states attorney of the John A Swanson an affiliate S Charles Senator of organization said that preparations Deneen has for fraudulent balloting are the most extensive in the history of er the city This Is a broad statement in a stealing community where election had been developed to a fine art in some past instances But it is given substance by the indictment of 17 polls officials on charges of fraud and the prospective indictment of 50 The claim Is that 50000 Illegal on the poll registrations were made It is charged books this spring that most of these registrations ocare curred in the wards which still of the remnants the controlled by old "America first" organization Scores of individuals were reported as registering from cemeteries vacant lots push carts and stores INTIMIDATION USED Intimidation and illegal voting in the past have been favorite weapons of the hoodlum element in controlChicago ling the vote in certain Use of violence wards in the past common but durformerly has been elections two police the past ing have shown that they can maintain order under difficult circumstances expected to function They will be effficlenUy on Tuesday keeping the clouds 3000 feet above the city of Ogden which appeared as if in miniature Fay Elder and Melba Worthington were united in wedlock one afternoon last week In the Elder a rtudent pilot who manages a hotel in Magna is on the reader’s right and his bride a Grantsvllle girl is next to him Bishop J M Harbertson who performed the ceremony is in the center On the left are Mr and Mrs YOUTHS KILLED IN SALT LAKE Truck Turns Over On Lad Following Collision On Saturday SALT LAKE CITY April 5— (AP) —Two young men are dead as a result of automobile accidents here the past two days Alden Nelson 16 was instantly killed this afternoon when a truck he was driving collided with a truck p driven by Jack Sondrup 24 was lodged in the city Jail o if an open charge Nelson was thrown from his truckk and the machine turned over on him breaking his neck Orval Elton Thurley 18 died today from Injuries suffered Thursday when his motorcycle collided Son-dru- Avers Shel --- I Pclmar Fowles 3869 Ogden avenue who acted as attendants during the ceremony - They eloped and were married three weeks ago Mrs Fowles is Elder’s sister The marriage took place in a Utah Pacific Inc cabin monoplane piloted by Ernie Longbrake Being married in an airplane the young couple said has been their desire and plan i for some time (Standard-ExaminStaff Photo) I -- er Farm Board Aids Idaho Wheat Men BOISE April 5— (AP) —Operations of the farm board hive greatly eased the situation in' the north Idaho wheat country E W Porter state commissioner of finance said today on his return from a trip ta the north He said wheat growers are able to face the next crop year without a heavy carryover on their hands There is a considerable volume of unsold wheat he said but stated that the farm board has been lending actually- mores than the present market price of the grain' “As a result” he declared "farmers and the banks which finance them are ‘sitting pretty” — HOLLYWOOD April 5— (UP)— Mrs Wells Root one of those present when Basil Miles died in a Washington' D C hospital two years ago today branded as “preposterous’' the story that the former diplomatic attache had drunk a minta Julep given to him by his wife few minutes before his death Mrs Root formerly of Paris Boston and Washington and now residing in Hollyw ood said that she had made a deposition to the department of justice in Los Angeles refuting the story of the mint julep Miles asked for the drink to celebrate his release from the hospital after a minor operation but his request was refused Mrs Root said “It is absurd to Intimate that Mr Miles’ death was due ta any but nat ural causes” she declared "We were all so happy over his rapid recovery from the operation and in his enthusiasm he raised himself from the bed and asked his wife ‘Do you love me Daisy? 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