Utah State News Highlights From Park City To Ogden
Park City football injury leaves Robert Edwards with a broken leg while a Salt Lake team member recovers from the incident. William Lindsey faces seven years for store breaking in Ogden. Aleck Beck of Centerfield suffers a spine injury after a horse fall. State Treasurer Mattwen reports November balance of 440,912.04. Salt Lake bank clearings hit a record 35,282,000. Earl Harber, 19, linked to a youth thieves ring in North Salt Lake. Utah school enrollment climbs to 164,876 with county totals rising. Morton J. Cheesman dies in Salt Lake City. associated with Walker Bros. and Walker Dry Goods. National forest reports cite cattle and sheep permits in Utah. Ben Sparks of Ephraim dies after exposure. Ogden depot to get underground passageways. Tex Rickard handles the Jeffries Johnson fight. Salt Lake may host if possible. Lewis Marenelle, with broken arms, found insane and committed. George W. Reed, pioneer journalist, dies at 77 from auto collision injuries. Free school wagons begin operating in Sandy. Ernst and Vacos to be tried for murder in January. Captain W. A. Johnson dies by cyanide in Salt Lake City. Right of way filings filed for Garfield west to Utah-Nevada line. Edwin P. Condon, 68, kicks horse, breaks leg bones, left in snow two hours before help.
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Park City
Robert Edwards
Salt Lake
Ogden
William Lindsey
Aleck Beck
Centerfield
Bla
Mattwen
Itla
Monroe
Earl Harber
North
Utah
Morton J. Cheesman
Salt Lake City
Walker Bros. Bank
Walker Dry Goods Company
National Forest
Ben Sparks
Ephraim
Ogden Union Depot
Tex Rickard
Ely
Jeffries Johnson
George W. Reed
Reed
Deseret News
Sandy
Clarence Ernst
Nick Wacos
Welen County
Ernst
Vacos
John Contos
W. A. Johnson
John Hays Hammond
Garfield
Utah-Nevada
Rocky Mountain Hell Telephone Company
Utah-Idaho Nevada
Springfield suffrage intrigue with Maria Greene in play
A political romance unfolds in Illinois as Vernon lingers over a suffrage resolution aided by Miss Maria Greene of Chicago. He courts her amid looming legislation, neglects Amelia, and signals a pivotal push for women’s voting rights as Springfield crowds gather ahead of a tense final week.
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Morley Vernon
Poth
Vernon
Senate
Maria Greene
Chicago
Miss Greene
Ming Greene
Suffrace
Miss Creene
Amelia
Mise Greene
Miles Greene
Misa Greene
Prairies
George
House
Springfield
Marning
Marla Greene
Lobb
Leland
Miss Greene's Predictions Realized in Sensation Vernon’s
Miss Greene predicted a major sensation surrounding Vernon described as a notable incident. The article notes public attention and speculative discussion as details align with her forecast. Authorities provided limited statements but indicated ongoing investigation into the Vernon event.
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Miss Greene
Vernon
Sets Law of Kitchen in English Case
A county judge sets a kitchen law finding equality between mistress and maid when the mistress aids in the kitchen. The cook and general maid sought a month’s wages in lieu of notice. The mistress claimed the servant answered back, but the judge ruled this did not justify dismissal.
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England
What He Knew
A New England university graduate sought a position with a Portland importer. After reviewing letters of recommendation the employer asked if he knew shipping, to which the applicant replied that he knew about Ulysses and Aeneas expeditions.
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New England
Portland
Ulysses
Aeneas
Harper's Weekly
Divorce Request From Italian Client at Land Title Building
A neatly dressed middle aged Italian woman, leading a boy by the hands, meets a lawyer at a Land Title building office to pursue a divorce. She seeks only a portion of her husband’s money, the lawyer notes.
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Land Title
Philadelphia
Chinamen at Communion at St Pauls Chapel
A rare sight at St Pauls chapel as three Chinese men approach the communion rail, quietly partake with others, and return to their seats. The visiting trio reflects the chapel’s broad national representation, says the clergyman in charge.
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St. Paul's Chapel
New York Press
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Utah State News
Lewis Marenelle
Brand Whitlock
Vernet
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