Mayor Nevin Back This Afternoon In Salt Lake Inquiry
A garbled report outlines Mayor Nevin’s return and a city committee visit to Spokane to review conditions. It mentions Alderman Witte and other officials, with references to incinerators, licenses for dogs, and a franchise acceptance for a street crossing project. Prosecution of unlicensed dogs is noted, and attention to new franchise and road crossing details is included.
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Nevin
Vinerang
Magnar
Uvtte Ny Mae
Gerry Aldenmin
Bowl West
Witte
Sotrawer
Spakane
Salis
Jeftriax
Duchson
Mantziti
Butte
Ther
Les City Counell Eno
Qart
Wyoming Street
Stratart
Saxberg murder case receives continuance
The state case against Jan Hixberg on a murder charge was indefinitely postponed in Judge Donlan's district court department at the defendant's request. Attorney W. Canning, one of Saxberg's attorneys, remained at his home to attend court. A separate criminal assault case involving a defendant named Kangarapis is set for this afternoon.
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Jan Hixberg
Carpenters Busy Work At Clerke’s Store Front Renovations
Clerke’s at 121 North Main sees carpenters operate on a wet front while a trade discount push keeps business steady. Store sale prices include $15 for $25 suits and $10.73 for former $27 to $15 stock, framed as a great opportunity by management.
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Clerke's
North Main Street
Nonsensical garden nursery event reported
Incoherent OCR fragment describes a garden scene with goats, births, and keeper reactions. Mentions first inhabitant of a garden and a second goat born, noting a change of personnel and mixed emotions among keepers. Details are garbled and names unclear.
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Colombia Gardens
Alou
Dad
Giel Uintil
Gardena Zo
Cie Dona
Henge
Dog License Compliance Notice in Ratite City
Saylee warns Oeners of dogs within Ratite City that harborers failing to pay the 1910 license lax face vigorous prosecution from June 37 1910. Penalty ranges from 5 to 450 dollars. Poundmaster Peter Callahan enforces the order.
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Saylee
Ratte
Ucense Lax
Peter Callahan
Poundmaster
Funeral notice for Dan P Buckley funeral attendance request
Atherton and Kmalen announce the funeral of Dan P Buckley with details of attendance on the date and times. Waltam Walsh, W. P, EP, Gillick, W. Ss sign the notice.
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Dan P. Buckley
Waltam Walsh
W. P, EP
Gillick
W. Ss
Bank Stock Suit Aims at City Overacre Disputed Shares
The document reports on lawsuits where stock shares valued at forty dollars per share and a claim of a large interest in a mother's estate are central. It notes a verdict favoring the plaintiff in one case and mentions other suits against the city of Bothy for damages tied to a slope addition. It also covers a divorce suit by James McAllon against Alice McAlena alleging misconduct and residence at the "ABC" house.
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Teabers
Andrew Gd
Chetr
Dave
Cnhens
Sastar
Jurorik i
James McAtona
Alice McAlena
Hutte
Tec
Hag
ABC
French plan to boost births in parliament
Paris June 24 A set of measures to raise the birth rate was introduced in parliament. Proposals include longer military service for men over 18, mandatory marriage for state employees over 73, higher pay and pensions for families with three or more children, and limits on estate division. The move follows recent statistics showing births at 770000 in 1908 and population growth near zero since 1850.
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Paris
Mranen
Latay
Addi~ v ‘Lana
Baghrars
Republic
Father who tracked sons held as an accomplice
In Tulan Oklahoma on June 22 Ronnie Smith a wealthy Cherokee freedman and his sons Tom and David were placed on trial for the December murder of Frank Miller. Smith who had sacked his sons for a week then handed them to officers was arrested as an accessory.
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Tulan
Okla
Ronnie Smith
Indians Draw Checks in Cherokee Payment Pagoda
Five thousand people gathered at the capitol to draw their Cherokee payments as the large June installments began this morning. The event drew a record crowd with hundreds sleeping near the capitol to secure a good position.
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Oxle
Atier Bitsen
Robert J. Owens
Capitol
Exaggeration in Crop Reports Highlight Dry Season
A Montana crop report piece blames sensationalism for overstating poor conditions while noting agricultural methods and expert guidance. It cites regions from Shelby to Billings and praises soil and water conservation practices as crops stay in good condition when proper farming steps are followed.
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Ay P
McGavuslins
Greal Norther
Var
Montana
Shelby
Wallor
Conrad
Crete
Proferkova
Monto Ange
Co Howe Ashe
Iedmetiestiers
Ian Ue
Scien Vic
Shaw
Billings
Billings & Northern
Colonel Swope's Nephew Sues For Estate Share
Felix Swope, nephew of Thomas A. Swene, hires a Kansas City attorney to challenge Colonel Swope's will. He argues he is entitled to one fourth of the estate as the only son of one of Colonel Swope's four siblings. The will allocated him 132000, about half what his cousins receive.
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Felis Swope
Third Anglo American Wedding Held in London
The wedding at St George s Church Lolay united Miss Helen Post and Mr Elfet in a socially prominent ceremony. Miss Post, daughter of Lady Barrymore and the late ArQuig Post of New York, married the groom, grandson of the shirt Bart of St Germans, with Lord Barrymore giving away the bride.
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London
Jung
St. George's Church
Lolay
Helen Post
Drexel
Carter
Miss Post
Lady Barrymore
ArQuig Post
New York
Elfet
C. G. C. Bilek
Shirt Bart
St. Germans
Tle
Lord Barrymore
One Killed and Ten Hurt in Railroad Collision Near Johnstown
A head on crash occurred at a sharp curve between Paint Talars and Powlsville stations on a branch of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. One person killed and ten injured as twin freight cars derailed and joine, triggering a major derailment cleanup.
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Johnstown
Pia
Powlsville
Une
Taltimors & Nhiw
Wages Increase in Canada Announced for Train Staff
The board of conciliation announces a 25 percent wage increase for trainmen and conductors in Canada, effective from May. The notice outlines the arbitration settlement in the industry and invites inquiries for further details.
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Toronto
Board of Conciiations
Trunk
Canadian Pactic
Children Ten Play At Gardens Today
Youngsters from the town are invited to enjoy a free day at the gardens. Manager Wharton and Mr Clark Wieffer oversee events with special streetcar service from Park and Main to the gardens each Thursday during vacation, transfers issued for return rides.
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Wharton
Clark
Tie Gardens
Putte
Clark Wieffer
Murder Trial Opens in Bad Times Threatening Atmosphere
June 22 report states Lente John, arrested after the Jette Creek affray that killed one and wounded another, faces complicity charges. Asbury Spicer’s 18 year old son and related Fugate family figures are linked as alleged aides, amid a tense local probe into Miles Crawford’s murder and ongoing examinations scheduled for Thursday.
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Lente John
Jette Creek
Asbury Spicer
Alsi
Fugate
Johnson
Elisha Johnson
Halton
Miles Crawford
Spicer
Fon
Hu Cies Valle
NYAN SAILS AWAY Deported magnate faces politics link
New York June 21 Thomas P. Ryan a traction magnate and millionaire was deported today over a burglary allegation. The report states he held interests in politics and denied being a United States senator from Virestite.
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New York
Thomas P. Ryan
United States
Virestitite
Climb Mont Whitsen Plans By Chicago Groups
Chicago members of a regional chamber contemplate a summer ascent of Mont Whit in the Sierras. The plan includes forming a delegation from Chicago to join the Sierra Club of California on a field trip. London hosts the International Congress of Chambers of Commerce, accepting invitations at its June session. The Silver Bow National Bank reports a 4 percent interest rate in its department under national supervision.
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Chicago
Mraint
Sierras
Sierra Chile
Cal- Mornla
London
International Congress of Chambers of Commerce
Aly
Gaston
Silver Bow National Bank
Inga
Interast
Promoting Gentle Laxatives For Family Health
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a safe, permanent solution for regularity. It claims gentle cleansing of the system without irritation and wide physician approval, urging buyers to choose the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product for proven benefits.
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California Fig Syrup Co
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Erick Mikelson
Red Light
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Alex Ssdem J
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First National Bank of
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