Ogden Daily Standard | 1917-01-12 | Page 4 | Harry Thaw Should be Forgotten

I J oo I HARRY THAW SHOULD I BE FORGOTTEN. I One of the vilest stories to come I over the Associated Tress in a decade I was the condensed reference to I Thaw's offense agnlnst himself and soil so-il cic reported ) esterday. J The insinuations were strong enough I to-make clear to any one who read I that Thaw is one of the lowest of per-I per-I verts, and the sooner he Is out of the way and completely forgot ten. the bet-I bet-I ter it will be for the decent element of any community compelled to read I of his bestial acts. E When Thaw was In Mattcawan. sym-I sym-I pathy was given him, owing to the f fact that many thought the man to ' be sane, though weak, and the victim I of the powerful court influences of the friends of Stanford White, whose baseness was well known But now i h a t It i- id nt Thaw is foul In mud and body, respectable people do not desire to have his vulgar coarseness j thrust into their lives.