Tragic accident and wildfire reports overwhelm Intermountain notes
A collage of incidents from the Intermountain region details Walter Berge of Ogden being electrocuted by a high voltage line around 4:15 PM, a prohibition era bootleg fire destroying a Bresno warehouse with losses near 500 000, and separate local events including a bank dispute, arson suspicions, and a rail mishap. The roundup also mentions a murder verdict in California and various political and legal notes from across the West, showing a turbulent day with multiple names, places, and outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barley
Ceitomn
Beling
United States
Bumrtie
Ulnty
Bresno
Cal
Thoraday
Tourles
Patrview
Kinho
Bannock National ‘Bank
Thursiy
Chamber of Commerce
Bannock County
Sportsmen's Association
John Coryn
Kan Hafenl Cal
San Quentin
Coryn
Tairbaski
Los Angles
Walrhanks
Pueblo Colorado Under Water in Worst Flood
A rapid Arkansas river flood drenched Pueblo and surrounding northeastern Colorado towns as rains up to four inches caused torrents in mountains and rivers. Dam threats, power outages, and hundreds of thousands in property damage followed. boats rescued marooned people at the federal building while a dam near Marshall neared failure risking the mining town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver, Cola
Purllo
Marshall Inke
Marshalls
Toyens
Ehatern
Colorado
Denver
Wen
Pueblo
Rock Mountain News
Arkansas River
Thatcher Building
Federal
Thin City
Rocky Mountain News
Western Union
Swallows
Here
Newton Investment Company
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver Rio
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fe
Uolon
Marshall
Colo
Plans Set for Salt Lake Market Week Event
Final plans for Salt Lake City market week are approved by the Commercial Club. About 200 retail merchants from the intermountain region are expected, with A Hagen of Boston to speak on Normality in the Shoe Industry at the Kinchewa Welueelay. Entertainment books and shows are planned at the club, with merchants arriving and entertainment events scheduled through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
A. Fas
A. Hagen
Boston
Balt Lake
Levine
Aieertataiben Wren
Dor
Baer Thuay
Widow Walks 15 Days With Children Toward Indiana
Mrs Mary Allen of Baltimore walked with her three-year-old and ten-year-old from Baltimore to New York then toward Indiana to reach a brother in Wabash. After two days in Rutherford hospital and a broken wheel, Elizabeth officials arranged hotel shelter and funds for coats and Pullman space. The husband is ill in Baltimore and the mayor covered lodging and transport costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dlizabeth
N. J
Robert
Mary Allen
Baltimore
Elizabeth
Wabash
Ind
Lilian
Rutherford
New York
Indiana
Elisabeth
Cow Kicks Out Tail Lights in Pennsylvania Incident
An odd report from Ingomar details a man, Fred Holman, charged with driving without showing rear lights after purchasing a cow and attempting to load it onto a truck. The buyer alleges the animal kicked at a fight, with a ten dollar penalty added and a four dollar fine imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Washington
Pennsylvania
Hgleta
Fred Holman
Ingomar
Magiatraio Buemop
Moving Day Mischief in a Mudhole Conflict
An anxious couple plans a relocation from a rough urban area. Allan hauls a heavy aluminumware-filled box with a wheelbarrow,Sophia watching from a window. A mishap at a street crossing dumps the box, exposing a pile of gleaming ware and triggering mixed reactions from bystanders and Perry the helper as the box reveals silver pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan
Ville
Sophia
Yana
Minnick
Perry
Allas
Jonluiin
Uistevenithing
Atlan
toCmno
Burges
Poorly legible town note hints at repaired machine event
Fragmentary OCR text references a man named Smyth and a medical wheel repair scene. It mentions an aunt and a menurenite, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. Readable entities are sparse, but the piece appears to report a minor incident or local anecdote about repair work and a family member.
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The
Intermountain
Wualter Berge
Weenie
Ogden
Utah
Eee
Lincoln Avenue
Utah Power & Light Company
Kierelowthy
Patams
Union Telephone Company
Hlverfeld Neb
Fitate
Norviel
Phoenix
Thurday
South
Davis
Idabo
Ge McNary
Brooklyn
New Orleans
Epporn
Louleville
Moyday
Codelion
Euimern
Weukogan
Oilenne
Woltwe Miller
Angvbod
Wreetler
Wriday
Elidel
McCook
Acre
Trewe
Cevier
Sintta
Kan
Carter le
Beaver Creek
John A. White
Kansaw City
Kinsas
Hedg
Minnen
George Washington
Witsum
Pranen
Mek
Hoboken
Ite
Ford Motor
Highrod Park
Ford Motor Co
Detriot
Detroit
Henry Dentalx
Stephens
California
Thomas Moovey
San Francisco
Michel J. Kelly
Harding
Kelly
Oakland
Senator Shortridge
Hep
Wallace B. Tarrington
Honolulu
Hawaii
Honolulu Star Bulletin
George J. McCarthy
Congress
Little
House Committee On
Jones
Senate ‘Commerce
Walter ©. Teagie
Standart OU Company
New Jersey
Bent Harting
ship‘Plug Board
Milwakee Leader
New York Call
Post Office Department
Burelson
Supreme Court
Edward Douglas Whitte
Sims
University of Cambridge
England
Prince of Wales
Lihunno
Wanen
Child
Ren
Ballfax N. 8
MacCaugrey
Weelerm
Barita
Rne
Raine
Arkanass
Lous
PLANG
Piers
Milan
Trio Arriva
Elizabeth Footsore
Weary
Mayor
Ules
Autalat
Tate
Bank
Goriladt
Margarut
Realanenas
Tomlin
Renaud
Ercapad
Medlune
Newcasper
Boyd P. Jewelers
Boyd Park
Cnllec
Merchants Protective Association Francie
Lake
OWF
Kotwehall Engraving Co
Orderby
Permiance
Harry, Deectolion
Wilke Toe
Pricen
Wholeand Go
Oldsmobile Distributors
Traster
Bareaiia
A. K. Toursnen
B. Malay Gui Een
Bova
Petia
L BD
Stralener
Sommerelal Ranches
Edwin
Byenters
Knudson Novelty Co
TER Mountain Art CO
Shine Painters and Arts
Euppllen
Seaton
Everlasbighy
Pete
Smyth
Fee
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