Two wives charged in Salt Lake hotel murder case
A mass of mixed domestic and international items from Intermountain news notes a Salt Lake hotel murder case linked to Witter Mitchell and a missing wife, along with related police activity. The brief cites court outcomes in Pueblo, labor strikes in Canada, and assorted political moves across the era, all highlighting a week of turmoil and unresolved investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermountain
Witter Mitchell
Muir
Kel Canyon
Evanston
Wyo
Pottee
Ahevith
Mra
Mitchetl
Kiverze
William Y. Hunter
CS Perks
American Legion
Salt Lake
Stantifer Steel
Vancotever
Wash
Werthes Jay
Avdult
Jonnie Ariott
Wille Ariott
Dent
Helper
Utah
Minnie Owens
Douglas
Wyn
Hastings
Neb
Fragmented fashion note on sleeve design and fit
A garbled description discusses sleeve length and construction. It mentions tight cuffs, elbow coverage, and unusual term descriptions. The passage appears to describe a garment with very short sleeves and constrained mobility, though much is garbled.
Fragmentary note on sleeve styles in a fashion item
Partial line describes sleeves described as wisps of tulle at the shoulder and notes continuity of sleeve presence in the item.
Summer Gowns of Taffeta and Lace on Display
A fragment describes fashionable summer gowns of taffeta with trim details and adjustable features. It notes fabric, fit, and potential price concerns, mentioning Intervale as a living area and skirt design elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehle
Austria Accepts League Covenant In Peace Treaty Delayed
A long summarized draft of the Austrian peace treaty delivered June 2 at St Germain outlines Austria’s acceptance of the League of Nations covenant and labor charter, demobilization of armed forces, and acknowledgment of Hungary Czecho Slovakia and the Serb Croat Slovene state. It details territorial adjustments, rights of minorities, and economic provisions similar to the German treaty, with specifics on warships, transit, and postwar governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Austria
Czecho-Slovakia
Burhante
Hungary
Austria-Hungary
League of Nations
Carpathians
Russia
Russian Empire
Rusaia
Belgium
Aumbria
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Turkey
Bulgaria
Awstria
Denmark
Washington
Fut Ameria Commercial Congress
Puma American Union
Demands on Austria in Nutshell
Demand list calls for acceptance of the League of Nations revenant and labor charter. Allies seek Austrian guilt for war crimes, renunciation of extra European rights and titles, recognition of independence for Czechoslovakia Hungary and the Serb Croat Slovene state, demobilization of naval and air forces, and recognition of independence for all Russian territories with equal legal standing for all nationals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Austria
Europe
Egypt
Morocco
China
Siam
Danube Flotilla
Austria-Hungary
Crichs-Slovakia
Hungary
Juarez Residents React to International Weidge Tie
Juarez residents weigh losses and belongings as an international border event unfolds. Reports indicate fear and disruption amid protests near the city, while authorities seek stability and clarify cross border impacts.
Cows Increase Under Test by Ohio Association
The cow testing association of Hymi fston county Ohio with 24 farm bureau members tested 804 cows for four months plus in 1918. Ninety of the cows were on test all year. The group averaged 1951 pounds of milk and 83 pounds of butterfat per cow in 1918, with total milk gain of 415,264 pounds over 1917 and an estimated added value of 12,394.14 dollars at 2.076 a hundredweight.
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Washington
Hines
Ealiony Administration
Alte Department
Germany
Foreign Relations Committee
Harry A. Garfield
Daniels
Great Britain
Army
Hymifston County
Ohio
Dureau
United States
Association
Cow Testing Associations Boost Dairy Butterfat Output
United States Department figures from 28 710 cows show average butterfat production about 245 pounds per year, over 50 percent above the national average. Cow testing associations are credited with most of the gain, proving effective in practical field trials and gaining public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Iture
United Fastes
Dairy farming urged to focus on cow quality and knowledge
The article argues that dairy success hinges on farmers studying herd improvement. It emphasizes breeding quality mares, applying similar care to cows, selecting cows with strong traits, and aligning practice with market prices. The goal is more efficient dairying and profitable business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ula
Volta
Fragmented OCR Text About Cows and Prices
The readable portions mention cows and herd management with unclear pricing notes. It references a town or region nicknamed Teal Uke ville and a possible speaker named Wiki. The fragment includes stray phrases about weighing cattle and a vague mention of a cow’s horn and a gea.
New Method Of Baffling Holdups In Chicago
Two Norse visitors Nels Olsen and Knut Anderson, guests at a Chicago Ave hotel, tried to humor a holdup gang at Orleans Street. They surrendered metal boxes, the robbers looted them, then windows shattered. The attackers shouted, received a spray of pepper dust, and the scene devolved into a comic exchange of kerchews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nels Olsen
Knut Anderson
Copenhagen
Jean
Nel
Knut
Avea
Chicago Avenue
Orleans Street
Monkey Bustapas
Nein
Kout
Dulldinge
Mother's Tip Leads to Arrest of Car Bandits
In Ashtabula Ohio Ora eighteen and Luther were charged with rifling United States mail and parcels in the baggage room of New York Central Station. A mother tipped police after finding stolen goods valued over $100 in suspects' homes and under a bed, triggering the federal investigation.
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Ashtabula
O.—Ora
Luther
United States
New York Central
Wandering Willy Faces Jail Feast After Arrest
In Jackson county a hungry inmate named Willy finds a feast of ice baked chicken oysters and cranberries in his jail cell, surprising sheriff generosity. The suspect, identified as Keith, is held on charges of holding up a cashier at Michigan Iron and Metals Company in broad daylight, while his milital wife appears amid the investigation. The scene ends with Willy cleaning up the after dinner clawret and awaiting rightful occupancy of the cell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willy
Jackson
Mitch
Jai
Jackson County
Fred
Iart Keith
Colired
Durance
Wilein
Michigan Iron & Mets Company
Blecoll
Seaut
Aid
Waalawax
Wally
Wapet
Rabel
Hve
Ld Kher
Faye Waller
Tooth
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National American Woman Suffrage
Hong
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B.A. Brewster
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Oberlin
Kan
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Damain Ginger
Supreme Court of Maine
Billy Miske
St. Paul
Wille Meehan
Pacific Past
St Paul
Temperance Workers
League of America
World
League Against Alcohol
San Francisco
Kinuplayier
Western Union Velegraph Company
Florida
Abieban
Georgia
South and
North Carolon
West Virginia
Virginia
Kentucks
Toney
Mistixippi
New Ured
Nobel Apern
Ghimwlger
Orm
State Bank
Mast San Diego
Cal
William
Cormier
Eineiads
Tinie M. Starke
Tilly News
Santa Barbara
Nebrask
A. B. Anderson
Servaou
Hotel Des Reservoires
Versailles
Winnipeg
Titu
Bei Jin
Ural
Helaingfors
Uralsk
Ponta Arenas
Port Limon
Costa Rica
Tinoco
San Salvador
Thrace
Adrianopole
Balentki
Paris
France
Esthenian
Finnch
Uns
Vardee
Mition
St. Geemuln
Guatemala
Hondurat
Nicaragua
Coata Ried
Nicaragun
Yaqui
Sonora
Te Ature
Mexico
Salvador
Cuatemmala
Hondurie
Niemraque
Coste Riles
Arance
Auetefad
Freedom of
Adriatic
Juarez
Weidge
Ville Torcos
Burihe
Mepaulis
Bertin
Mayence
Wiesbaden
Paletinate
Wels
Sneeree
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