Mystery News Roundup From The Intermountain
Happenings summarized from multiple regions notes deaths indictments and political updates. Included are the death of Derrah Denver Rio Grande freight agent June 4, a Pendleton Oregon ranch murder link to boundary fraud, a Leo Pettingill acquittal in Idaho, a Greek barber suicide in Brigham Utah, and various federal and international developments with emphasis on war neutrality and defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Derrah
Denver
Charter Optivey
Pendleton
Ore
Leo Pettingill
Buhl
Idaho
Pettingil
Upton Lane
W. T. Lane
Mubt
Alex Kotsianpos
Brigham
Utah
Mennes
Congress
Mortland
George EB. Chamberlain
Senate
Blu
Scott
Palla
Someesti
Burgess
Warner Moore
Charleston
New York
Capa
Charles
Laredo
Texas
Sarah D. Winans
Women's Heliet Corps
Toledo
Kansas
United States District Court
United States Steel Corporation Uiains
Cook Inlet
Pascengues
Ateamaly Mart
de Goto
Ailante
Manohwar Olaege
United States
York
Chicago
Albert Steele
Lotro
Mich
House of Correction
Woman’ Temple
Striecwsiy
Pheld
Columbise Mynem
Fureiek
Mandan
Army Ships Move to Aid Mexican Refugees
Washington reports that the army transports Buford and Kilpatrick at Gat yeaton will sail to Vera Cruz to bring back American and other refugees from Mexico City. Plans, made Saturday at the War Department, involve British-supported overland moves by muleback and car across Mexico to Paehvea, with rail links to Vera Cruz. The Red Cross will dispatch medical supplies to hospitals in Mexico City and Monterey, while Arnold Shanklin awaits orders for relief work. the refugee crisis grows as distribution is organized.
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Washington
Buford
Kilpatrick
Gat ‘Yeaton
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
War Department
Paehvea
Whee Place
Red Croes
Crag
Monterey
Arnold Shanklin
Conrl
Vera Crus
P. Morris
Red Cross
Cowboys seize two boys during cross border incident
A Ten man posse and miners crossed eight miles into Santa Cruz Sonora late Saturday and demanded the release of two American boys kidnapped by Mexican soldiers on the Arizona side. Mexican troops backed by 150 soldiers relinquished the boys to the colonel before the posse returned to the United States. The incident occurred near Duquesne and Washi Camp with both sides claiming the motivation remains unclear.
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Nogales
Arin
Santa Cruz
Sonora
Arizona
George Eon
Duquesne
Washi
Arta
United States
Santa Crus
O. K. Frankin, & Milner
Destruction in Pola Bombardment Sinking of Destroyer
A Parin-A dispatch from Venice reports during the May 20 bombardment of Pola by an Italian dirigible balloon Austrian warships anchored near the arsenal moved into Prove Ferdinand in checking and damaged the battleship. A destroyer was torn and sank soon after.
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Parin
Messernario
Venice
Saya
Pola
Prove Ferdinand
Dhecking
Washington leaders plan July push to test Atlantic pass
Will Apandee Pacis Crities in Washington announce that President Wisco and Secretary Censole will attempt a bold move to gauge the Atlantic passage via the Pensa camel in July, following Lek pianned plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacis Crities
Washington
Wisco
I le
Liedig County Receives Federal Jury Aid
In a rare development, Liedig County officials announced receipt of federal support for jury services from the United States, aiming to boost courtroom efficiency and access to trial juries in local cases. The program emphasizes training, funding, and expanded resources for the county judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liedig County
United States
Raed
Swine Health Remedies for Nursing Pigs
Medical guidance for nursing pigs addresses sow diet, feeding changes, and sanitation. Recommendations include 18 to 20 grains of copperas in the sow’s slop, lime water as preventive, and biweekly sulmitrate of bismuth with milk for severely scouring piglets. emphasizes exercise, ventilation, and balanced rations to prevent digestive and skeletal issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
Alexander
Breeding Only Best Cattle Breach Claims Dubious Labor Demands
A fragment notes Celarudy Expert dairyeee and BOD ACANN centering their demands on cattle breeding. The terse text hints at dairy industry concerns and expert input shaping agenda. The exact parties and locations remain unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bod Acann
Celarudy
Dairyeee
Fragmentary note on farm work and building plans
A partial, garbled entry mentions farm work and building ideas. It references improving pay and creating structures, but precise subjects, dates, or people are not readable. The legibility limits meaningful detail.
Aeons and the Dredgeny of the Barus
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about aeons and the dredgeny of Barus. Details are insufficient for a full factual summary. No clear people organizations places or dates can be confirmed from the provided lines.
Handy potato marker invention from a spring garden note
A Spring diary describes a rough ground marker for early potatoes using a wheelbarrow and hinged pine strips. A center board hole, two pine pieces, and a wire fasten the parts allowing a distinct mark to be left as the tool rolls over soil and roots.
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G. A
Perm
Wettom
Strange marker device described for field use
The fragment describes a light runner extending to the ground with a wheel center and three distinct marks pushed across a field. Sections fold back to pass obstructions, then drop into position to mark. It moves easily on a center wheel, like a wheel barrow feeder, and is guided straight across the field. When not in use, sections are removed.
Burial method for cholera hog carcasses advised
The department of animal pathology at the Nebraskan Perinent station warns against burying hogs dying of cholera. Germs may persist in soil and trigger a new outbreak. Safe disposal is needed, with a trench dug at least two feet deep and covered promptly using a large iron wheel or suitable equipment.
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Department of Animal Pathology
Nebraskan Perinent Station
Potato Seed Selection for Wisconsin Growers
An outline urges discarding imperfect seed at digging time and selecting seeds with desirable traits for next year. It suggests forming a local grower group to coordinate seed selection and trading within the community to advance potato industry development.
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Wisconsin
Treatment of cover crops in field preparation
The text discusses cover crop handling with a drill bit and harrow sequence, urging careful timing before plowing. It mentions using a sharp harrow, edging instead of tilling the furrow, and a preferred method to avoid bad soil conditions.
There wrong dear best friends Milaabeih dialogue
Fragmentary dialogue shows Milaabeih questioning parental figures and claiming closeness with a mother who asserts their strong friendship. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations to expand the event into a fuller news item.
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Milaabeih
Fragmentary OCR note on a family scene
A garbled dialogue captures a father speaking to his son and asking about his mother. The text is unclear with distorted names and phrases, making it hard to extract a coherent event or identities from the fragment.
Fragmented Note Teases Mysterious Message
A garbled excerpt hints at a farewell or apology to a "Gootmaker" figure and mentions someone named Lim in a confusing dialogue. The text implies a disrupted communication or quotation about plans or arrangements, with stray phrases about leadership and a promise to come later.
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Man Ander
Ford Motor Company
White House
Taftin Law
Bryn Mawr College
Philadelpha
Germany
FV. F. Baker
Ventura
San Francisco
Mexico
State Department
Wilson
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Asbury Park
Count von Bern Worf
Lusitania
Emperor Nicholas
Russia
Austria
Siberian
Countess Marie Tarnovsky
Vanced
Count Kawarowsky
Ielchens
Lustenant Vellenwelder
Berne
Corporal Probst
Herlig
America
George Tweedy
Los Angeles
Geveraees
Mise Keaner
Massilan
Sineles
Great Britain
Boston
Preemyek
Galicia
Ginks
Carpenters Agren Te Arbitrete
Am Arbure
Vrieste
Iren
Rome
Ile
Nebraska Station
Wissanain
Farmore
Geerong
Iemie
Rothing
Renee
Mer
Ee Regal Mig. Co
Ponent
Toe Leen
Poreible
Bas
Lee
Lim
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