Complete History of the Past Week in Intermountain News
A dense, fragmented panorama mixes local mishaps and national affairs. It notes a fatal syrup accident in a sugar factory, Japanese immigrant figures in the West, mining station sites in Seattle and Alaska, and federal court actions on labor and eight hour laws. It also reports political shifts, naval funding, border policy talks, and military campaigns in Mexico and Europe, all conveyed in a rapid, period-voice digest style.
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Intermountain
Thorne
Firigham City
Edward T. Seerist
Themes K. Seeriet
California
Nevada
Utah
Colorado
M. Hawthara
San Francisco
Seattle
Taewan
Arie
Fairbanks
Alaska
Lane
van Manning
Dimeeter
Bureau of Mines
Beattle
The
Northwest
Tae
Northern Pacific Railroad
Aled
Adamson
Protocol Signed By Commission Puts US Troops On Standby
A protocol signed by Mexican and American delegations in Atlantic City permits US troops to enter Mexico in pursuit of Wandite if deemed necessary. It outlines withdrawal phases and calls for ratification by both governments, with the next sessions to reconsider cross border protections for Americans and foreigners. The document awaits approval by General Carranza and Secretary Lane.
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Joter Commission
Atlantic City
N. J
Aive
Carransa
Americana
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fed Te Conputa
Imeem
Wall Street
Wan Mo
Witson
Chinahua
Mexico
United States
Alberto J. Pani
Vents Jano Carranza
Thve Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Lansing
Arrenondo
APPROVE PEACE PROGRAM AT LEAGUE DINNER
Messages of goodwill from France Germany and Britain were read at a League to Enforce Peace dinner in New York. Aristide Briand Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg and Viscount Grey endorsed the idea of a permanent league of nations after the war.
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New York
Europe
League
League of Nations
Aristide Briand
France
von Bethmane-Hollweg
Germany
Viscount Grey
Great Britain
Supreme court to rule on Adamson eight hour case pace
Kansas City reports a government side agreement with counsel for all rail carriers and Attorney General approval to seek an immediate undisputed Supreme Court decision. The Missouri Oklahoma Gulf Railroad case is identified as the lead matter for the rail industry and government compliance.
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Kansas City
Gregory
Wallington
Supreme Court
Adamson
Missouri, Oklahoma & Gulf Railroad
Railromda
United States Policy Unchanged On German Submarine Attacks
Washington officials Friday reiterated that U S policy remains unchanged while rumors of renewed ruthless submarine warfare by Germany circulate. The United States will act only after gathering evidence on recent attacks, with the situation described as delicate but absolutely unchanged.
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United States
Washington
Germany
Jury Trial Details in Hauteville Murder Case
In Hauteville Alabama probate judge Vince T. Lawler, reportedly struck by a gunshot in the Tengensee river last June, was allegedly killed by political rival David D. Overton who testified that he shot in self defense during a Friday murder trial.
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Hauteville
Ala
Vince T. Lawler
Tengensee
David D. Overton
Overton
Seit Defenee
Grange Piacea Blame
A Washington farmer faces defiance as a national Grange speech denounces rising living costs. Speakers argue farm product prices and wheat costs are driven by tax policy and inflation, while blaming external factors for hardship.
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Grange Piacea
Washington
Unclear event at McDowell's jewelry store
A fragmented report indicates a burglary at McDowell's jewelry shop before a Friday event. The assailant fled with an amount valued at 612000 in dry farmida terms, leaving the scene shortly after entering the store when it was dark, with minimal witnesses nearby.
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McDowell's
Untitled local notice from Muskogee and Prue
Fragmentary OCR recalls a ticket agent incident with Aud rei Laime at Prue Oklahoma and a shooting injury involving Artes Killa Wite and Chetd. Names and places are garbled but reference erroneous debt and a violent act in Oklahoma.
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Sngots
Muskogee
Oke
Audrey Laime
Prue
Okla
Lolue
The Way of a Man and the Love Triangle
Betty faces pressure from Mrs More Joel and sister Hetty as rumors swirl about her engagement to Owen. After asserting independence she discovers Owen seeks reconciliation and arrives at a tense, emotional confrontation pleading for another chance.
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Betty
Eleter
Owen
Mrs More Joel
Whedon
Betty Farleigh
Simone
Allison
Mabel Dacre
Alii Kaleen
Frey
The Widower’s Odd Conversation About Loss
A garbled dialogue centers on a widower and a man named Phunerd discussing happiness after bereavement. The exchange touches on belief, memory, and healing notions, with fragmented references to doctors, faith, and sewing.
Mean Trick Ward and the Fat Plumber Mystery
A fragmented Telegram clipping describes a puzzling scene where a thin man enters a setting with phrases about mean tricks, a hotel hat switch, and a chef named Dineen. The draft hints at a staged diversion involving a hidden token, leaving readers awaiting clearer motive and identities.
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Ainister
Walter
Fragrant Creams Offer Skin And Hair Care Free Samples
A vintage ad promises fragrant super creamy products for skin scalp hair and hands. Claims to clear pimples redness blotches dandruff itching and chapping with free samples by mail from Cuthurs Dept Ly Boston. Postcard address required.
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Cuthurs
Dept. Ly Boston
Andy
Wealthy Seale and Thich Brother's Folks Speculate
In Fort Worth Star Telegram style, a cryptic note on wealth and family dynamics hints at self sufficiency through the family doctor while cautioning against vanity and social display, illustrating a tension between appearance and genuine care.
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Meriston
Fort Worth
Lewis son of minister confronts his father in a crude scene
A boy named Lewis, son of a minister, disturbed by his father one evening while the adult discussed views about his wife. The next Sunday morning, Lewis acted out by waving something, drawing his tethered attention toward two situations in a nearby yard. Witnesses described the event as awkward and a moment that might be deemed inappropriate.
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Lewis
Wilnister
Uh S
Rheumatism and Winter Weather Causes
Prof Alex Haig explains how cold weather worsens rheumatism by increasing uric acid and joint inflammation. He notes water and humidity factors, urges caution in late winter, and suggests warming, gentle activity to manage symptoms.
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Valentine
Weether
Rhewuaow
Alex Haig
Uric Aghh
Ib Chow
Tvel
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