Utah News Roundup Shows Crime Fire And Politics
About 2 000 fed by the Salvation Army in Salt Lake City on Christmas. The Cache Valley Poultry Association plans a February 15 poultry show. Salt Lake County to install 100 new jail cells for lawbreakers. A. Beckatead fined $50 for using freezine to freshen hamburger steak. Sheepmen meetings planned in southern Utah with expert talks on diseases. Bert Rance arrested for allegedly trying to kill his wife by stove shaker attack. A gasoline car operates in Tooele linking town to trains and smelters. National Woolgrowers meeting in Ogden in January anticipated as large. Mizpah mining camp founder St T Banigan hospitalized with frozen foot from a Christmas ride. Mrs Kate Thomas’s Park City home burned on Christmas day. An Ogden woman faces abuse charges from ex husband. Japanese man Okuno shot in Salt Lake City. assailant jailed. Two Austrians escape Bingham prison by breaking hinges. Ice blasting at Ogden canyon cleared. $10 000 damage. Dick bill to reorganize state troops takes effect January 22. An elderly Ogden man seeks county poor farm residency after recent marriage. Unidentified man throws explosive into Hotel Utah basement. Japanese laborer M Naryoshi found dead near Pleasant Green. brothers arrested. Prisoner Robert Kennedy escapes Salt Lake jail by sawing through bars. Fire underwriters report Ogden fire protection and water supply need improvement.
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Salvation Army
Salt Lake City
Cache Valley Poultry Association
Salt Lake County
A. Beckatead
Ogden
Parowan
Cedar City
Beaver
Utah
Bert Rance
Anna Rance
Tooele
Los Angeles
Pissengere
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Denver & Rio Grande
Oregon Short Line
Nevada
Kate Thomas
Park City
K. Okuno
Vet Mageda
Okuno
Bingham City
Sam
Matt Savovich
Ogden Canyon
M. Naryoshi
Pleasant Green
Robert E. Kennedy
Kennedy
R. E B. Driskell
C. C. Riley
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Senator Vernon and the suffrage plot amid personal tangled affair
In a cracked news narrative from the capital era Senator Vernon becomes entangled with Miss Greene, a Chicago suffragist, as she persuades him to support a woman suffrage resolution. He neglects his fiancée Amelia while courting Greene, plans social moves, and faces public backlash over his conduct as opponents pursue him.
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Fennateer
Morley Vernon
Win
Vernon
Senate
Mini Marin Greene
Chicago
Mise Cheene
Macking
Mins Greene
Minn Greene
Mise Greene
Amelia
Miss Greene
Mire Greene
Corre Roe
Maria Burlaps Greene
Portia
Helen
Mister Vernon
Burlaps
Nighttime Capitol intrigues force Morley and Amelia apart
In the lobby Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop maneuvers Morley Vernon and allies as Amelia withdraws ringed by tears and unspoken yesterdays. Vernon pleads for reckoning while time ticks toward ten thirty and the scene heads toward the capitol.
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Senate
Braidwood
House
Porter
Vernon
Amelia
Hare
Mrs. Overman Hodge-Lathrop
Capitol
Morley
In the Toils of Influenza Pitburg Beats Language Mask
Passengers on a downtown car overheard two Eastenders chatting in a garbled mix resembling Esperanto or Volapuk. The exchange, full of playful mispronunciations and muddled phrases, ends with the line So long as we go downtown, so long. Pitlaburg Times
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Eastenders
Bordi
Rabbit and boy discover silver in Ontario mine tale
A boy chasing a rabbit in the Cobalt region of Ontario unearthed silver ore the rabbit had scratched loose. The story claims vast past and future riches with Canadian silver dollars bearing a boy and rabbit on opposing sides, noting that a boy’s pursuit often yields results.
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Cobalt
Ontario
Ozone Plant Debuts for Curing Golds at Hospital
A Pittsburg firm completed the first ozone plant in the country for a homoeopathic hospital. Ozone cured colds in 20 minutes and is valued for fumigation. When forced into water it yields absolute purity by killing every germ.
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Pittsburg
Homoeopathic
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