Utah Ship Utah Launch Sparked by Crowd at Carm den
Thousands gathered at the New York Shipbuilding yard in Camden New Jersey to witness the launch of the battleship Utah praised as the greatest warship yet built in the United States. Miss Alice Spry of Salt Lake City broke the champagne and named the vessel. The ceremony featured Navy officials Governor Spry Utah legislators and shipyard officers as the Utah class battleship’s specifications were outlined including length displacement bone and crew.
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Elk Shot by Unknown Vandal Near Conrad
Special dispatch from Conrad reports a fine elk of the Conrad herd found dead with a shoulder wound, suspected accidental shooting. Authorities blame local youths. a $100 reward is offered by Mrs. C.F. Conrad for the collaring of the culprit.
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Negro Janitor Hero Of Big Fire In Kansas City
In Kansas City on December 2 a two story college building burned after an explosion. GL Washington Johnson, a Black janitor, guided many students to safety and personal friends through smoke. He found a student missing on the lower floor and helped him escape before a further blast. Firefighters arrived as Johnson ensured others exited safely. Johnson’s actions saved numerous lives amid the Rhatta building blaze with damages around $100,000.
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Robbers Blow State Bank Near Centerville Flee With Cash
Belgrade correspondent reports a robbery at a state bank near Centerville resulted in about 10,000 dollars stolen. A second item notes a festive shooting in Servia causing multiple fatalities and injuries, including Mixalla Drenovatch, shot at a wedding dinner, with promises of possible government action to curb careless firearm use at celebrations.
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AMOS EASTMAN DEAD PIONEER OF STATE
Amos Eastman longtime resident of Montana dies suddenly at Twin Bridges age near eighty entrenching a life as rancher stockman and public servant. He served in territorial legislature Madison county commissioner and was a Mason with strong New England roots born in New Hampshire and moved west in 1883 arriving after plains travel from Omaha to Nevada City. He married Marie Christiansen in 1879 and left a son Titan who died young.
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