Utah News Roundup From Sevier to Ogden
A wide Utah news roundup notes a good ice crop in Sevier valley, a Daly Judge mine cave in near Park City leaving Peter Etzel dead and others injured, and a Murray water system purchase set for $27 165 paid over five years. Also reported are smallpox in Harrisville, a new Ogden freight depot steel shipment worth about $100 000, and several local incidents including shootings in Salt Lake City and Ogden, plus civic moves such as club land annexation plans and county infirmary improvements.
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Daly Judge
Park City
Peter Etzel
Mike Smith
Frank Rukvin
Fivery
Ogden
Mike Vaccarilli
Emil Glaser
Salt Lake City
Oscar Bell
Eureka
the &Fpk
Bell
Wallace Lyon
Theodore Kennedy
Kennedy
Murray
J. C. Hayes
Thomas Jefferson Patten
Utah County
Provo
Harrisville
Campbell
Harriman Railroads
Washington
Utah
New York Shipbuilding Company
Ogden Weber Club
Ogden River
Cache Valley Forest Reserve
Congress
H. D. Zimmerman
Baptist Church
Oxden
Fairview
Browning
Samuel C. Park
Salt Take Board of Education
Secound
M. C. Cheesman
Gus Shellas
Bing
R. Andersdnttf
Ogd&h
Byer
Met
Een
Howell
P. W. Chambers
Zelaya Steps Down in Nicaragua Revolt
Nicolas Zelaya resigns as Nicaragua’s president amid popular uprising and U S ships in port. Congress expected to act quickly. Zelaya cites oppression, foreign intervention, and calls for abdication to end the crisis. Zelaya ruled sixteen years amid dictatorship and crony concessions.
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Revolutionista
United States
Nicarauga
Managua
Zelaya
Congress
National Assembly
Nicaragua
Jose Santos Zelaya
Republic of Nicaragua
Central America
Murder of East Las Vegas politician nets two arrests
East Las Vegas resident Serapo Menton a wealthy politician living near Gonzales was shot dead Tuesday night while seated with his family. Two Torres brothers were arrested and held for investigation. Menton's political activity bred enemies, and authorities believe the slaying was politically motivated.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Serapo Menzon
Gonzales
Here
Torres
Menton
Warriner to Face Trial Over Railroad Embezzlement Charge
Cincinnati report says Charles Warriner, charged with embezzling $642,000 from the Big Four Railroad as city treasurer, heads to trial Thursday. Absence of one attorney may delay proceedings. Warriner reportedly cannot post bail and could spend Christmas in jail. Also included are fragmented notes on a crown prince incident and a car crash in Charlottenburg with injuries to a lieutenant colonel and others.
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Cincinnati
O.—Charles
Warriner
Big Four
Nate
Phyradas
Charrharceut
Prince Mwas
Saypreky
Osintafé
Éuf
Fortune ih' Stamps Destroyed on Fast Train
A mishap on a fast train at Gibsontown near here caused a mail sack to be shredded as an iron arm failed to engage a registered mail bag. The loss involved government stamps and whiskey tax material valued at $250,000, with the internal revenue property destroyed.
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Pillsburg
Gibsontoly
Belgium's King Leopold Dies After Illness and Operations
King Leopold of Belgium died at 2:36 am after a recent operation and a brief collapse. Prince Albert arrived soon after. Leopold, born April 9 1837, married Archduchess Marie Henrietta and had three daughters. The crown passes to Albert, son of the late Philippe. Leopold's reign drew world attention over Congo policy.
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Brussels
Leopold
Prince Albert
Leopold II
Leopold I
Prince
Saxe-Coburge-Gotha
Louise
Phillipe
Flanders
Elizabeth of
Bavaria
Prince Leopold
Prince Charles
Marie-Jose
Congo
Pittsburg Steel Trust Fights Labor Alliance
Leaders of the United States Site corporation and organized labor met in a two day conference to decide on actions against the workers. Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor faced scrutiny as the executive council weighed the federation’s response.
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Pittsburg
United States
Federation
Schwab Gifts New York Beach Resort to Charity
Charley M Schwab yesterday donated the Richmond Beach pleasure resort on Staten Island to the Staters of Charity of St Vincent De Paul of New York City valued at about two million dollars The deed lacks explicit reservations but is understood to benefit poor New York children as intended by the donor
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New York
Charley M. Schwab Pomerday
Richmond Beach
Staten ‘Island
of Charity of
St. Vincent de Paul
York
US cruiser Buffalo sails to Corinto with 800 marines
Washington reports the Buffalo, then at Panama with 800 marines, ordered to sail immediately for Corinto. The decision follows a telegram from the Mana gua consulate noting Zelaya’s resignation and referencing threats to Americans by Zelaya supporters. The move aims to protect U S citizens amid unrest in Nicaragua.
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Washington
United States
Buffalo
Panama
Corinto
Managua
Zelaya
Montana Legislature to Meet in Extraordinary Session
Helena Mont December 27 extraordinary session of the eleventh Montana legislative assembly to consider and if desirable appropriate funds for materials from Montana produced for capitol additions and to amend the act authorizing the wings. Also to provide for bureau of publicity maintenance after an omission in 1910 appropriation.
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Helena
Mont
Montana Legislative Assembly
Montana
Bureau of Publicity
Contest for a throne stirs Belgium succession
Brussels reports a possible succession contest after King Leopold's death. The Vatican allegedly confirmed a year-old marriage between Leopold and Baroness Vaughan, claiming two sons survive, the elder in Lucian five years old. Albert, heir presumptive, is Leopold's nephew. Leopold died clinging to favorites and private business deals, with a noted passion for work and material gain.
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Brussels
Belgium
Vatican
Leopold
Vaughan
Lucian
Albert
Leonpold TH
Wreck Victim’s Body Probed After Flagstaff Train Crash
Coroner’s jury investigates cause of the Banta Fe wreck near Winona on Thursday. Officers adjourn to secure train crew testimony as figures of a large sum of money believed to be on the body are pursued. Mrs Alice Bennett is identified as the sole casualty.
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Flagstaff
Kension
Banta’ Fe
Winona
Gus
Alice Bennett
Court rules in favor of Princess De Say in Boni case
Paris court on Friday ruled for Princess De Say in the suit brought by her former husband Count Boni de Castellane who sought a court order for appointing a tutor for their youngest son Jay and reporting to him on progress. Castellano was condemned to pay the costs.
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Paris
Princess de Say
Count Boni de Castellane
Jay
Castellano
Life Savers Work In Last Fiscal Year Report
The life saving service saved hundreds of lives and property values totaling about 16 million dollars after 1,376 marine disasters affecting 8,900 people. Ranging rescues included a woman about to be hurled from a bluff and others trapped on docks, ice, or marshes. The report notes power lifeboats expanding operations and 1,019 vessels aided with cargo valued at 14.3 million dollars, amid 72 vessels lost and 30 deaths.
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Washington
United States Lifesaving Service
Lic
Kimball
Madriz 18 Welcomed in Managua as Presidential Candidate
Jose Madriz, candidate for the presidency to succeed Zelaya, was greeted by large cheering crowds on arrival in Managua. Delegations from several departments lined the route from Corinto to Managua, with troops and police securing him as he walked to a hotel through a dense mass of supporters, soldiers, and detectives.
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Managua
Jose Madriz
Central American Court of Justices
Cartago
Zelaya
Madriz
Iie
Corinto
War Between Cattle and Sheepmen in Idaho
Reports from Spokane, Washington warn a broader clash between cattlemen and sheep owners in the Salmon River basin may erupt at any moment. After over a year of rising tension an armed truce exists but could fail if either side commits an overt act, signaling possible violence.
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Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Salmon River
Abyssinian Emperor Menelik Dies After Arrival of Heir
A dispatch from Jubb el says Emperor Menelik of Abyssinia died recently. News of his death was withheld until Tidj Jenssen, the throne heir, arrived in Addis Abbey with his father and troops.
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New York
Jubbel
Menelik of
Abyssinia
Addis Abbey
Tidj Jenssen
Murdered Woman Found Under West Lake Trestle
Seattle police found a mutilated body beneath the West Lake trestle on Sunday identified as Mrs Dorothy Woodhead. The body showed severed limbs and mangled trunk with little blood on the ties, suggesting death before placement on the tracks. Coroner ordered autopsy and indicates the crime involved two men last seen with the victim Saturday night in Estes.
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Seattle
Wash
Westlake
Dorothy Woodhead
To Get At Men Higher Up
Sugar trust cases involve convicted employees who may testify to reaching higher levels of wrongdoing. Sentences delayed on January 8 as prosecutors seek fuller disclosures. Several defendants are said to be ready to confess, aiding U S authorities to reach those above the level of lower employees.
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New York
Sugar Trust
United States
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Utah State News
Sevier Valley
Utah State Teachers’ Association
Salt Lake
Jose Santon Zelaya
Grim Reaper
Organized Labor
Jto
Menelik
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