Salt Lake City drug plant urged. multiple Utah news items
Butte capital seeks a Salt Lake City drug manufacturing plant. Disease spread concerns among youth. Nine youth injured in a sleigh train crash in Salt Lake suburbs expected to recover. Richfield farmers form Sevier county farmers union. Cattle and sheep perish in Green and White river ranges due to cold. Provo mill worker loses arm in machinery accident. Arrapine Commercial Club organized in Manti to boost Temple City interests. Jensen ward meeting house destroyed by fire, janitor blamed. Felt Lumber office in Salt Lake City looted. one dollar and a rusty pistol taken. Austin M. Grown likely to lose leg after wagon wheel crush. Salt Lake City police chief resigns over Sunday crossing and gambling disputes. Lund area sheep worried by severe winter. 14-year-old Salt Lake City boy fatally shoots himself after firearms mishap. False fire alarm at a Salt Lake City school causes stampede. John G. Blenz of Salt Lake City commits suicide by carbolic acid. Naples man Dan Collier dies after tree mishap. Mrs. A. P. Mayberry survives attempted suicide by drug and artery severing. Ben F. Sparks treated for dislocated shoulder blade after sheep herding accident. Rabbit bounty prompts mass slaughter in Sevier county. Kanarra reports extreme cold causing cattle losses. Bellevue notes cattle frozen in one corral. Indications of heavy livestock losses.
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Butte Capialiote
Salt Lake City
Richfield
Sevier County
Farmers’ Union
Green River
White-river
William Baker
Provo
Arrapine Commercial Club
Manti
Temple City
Jensen
Felt Lumber Company
Lund Ae
William Krogh
John GB. Glevz
Glenz
Tender- Joln
Dan Collier
Naples
A. P. Mayberry
Ben F. Sparks
Ephraim
Sevier
Kanarra
Bellevue
New Naval and Coaling Stations Proposed for Cuba
President Roosevelt supports a Platt amendment backed plan for a U S naval base at Guantanamo Bay and a coal station at Bahia Honda Cuba These sites would shield the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean from hostile powers while allowing future land acquisition details to be settled through standard legal proceedings.
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Roosevelt
United States
Guantanamo
Hahia Honda
Cuba
Palma
Washington
O Squiers
Navy Department
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Bahia Honda
China arms trade alarms neighbors and powers
Russian ambassador Count Cassin warned the state department that arms are illegally entering China, with Belgium named as a major offender. Secretary Hay discussed options with the envoy but no constitutional course or new law can be adopted this session.
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State Department
Count Cassin
China
United States
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
Hay
Congress
Grest
Fire hits Barnum & Bailey barn in Bridgeport
A fierce blaze partially destroyed the brick car barn at Barnum and Bailey winter quarters in Bridgeport Connecticut on Tuesday. The fire toppled a cornice, crushing twelve firefighters on the roof. Four keepers moved fourteen elephants one by one to safety through a door facing the blaze amid loud trumpeting that sparked a citywide alarm.
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Bridgeport
Conn
Negro Shot to Death by Georgia Mob Near Griffin
William Fambro, a black man, was shot to death on the outskirts of Griffin Georgia by a mob of men who fled. His wife, inside the house, escaped injury. Fambro had been arrested earlier for insulting a white woman and sentenced to a county chain gang. The fine was paid by his employer. Over 1,000 shares were noted in the building.
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William Fambro
Griffin
Fambro
Leader of Progress Celebrates Washington's Birthday
General Sarria, commander of Colombian forces on the fathmus, met United States Consul General Gudger and presented a general order dated February 22 praising the United States as the leader of progress and liberty. The American flag was hoisted at the general staff HQ and a regimental band serenaded Gudger at night.
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Washington
Sarria
United States
Gudger
Colombia
Feneral
Smoots Credentials Read In Open Senate For Seating
Reed Smoot’s credentials as Utah’s newly elected senator were presented in open Senate and referred to the privileges and elections committee. A Utah citizens’ remonstrance against seating Smoot was also referred to that committee, with decision pending until the Fifty-eighth Congress convenes or an extra session is called.
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Reed Smoot
Utah
Rawlins
Senate
Committee On
Burrows
Elections Committee
Smoot
Ain
Wiper Causes Train Yard Wreck in Great Falls
Freight traffic on the Great Northern Railroad was delayed about sixteen hours when a wiper accidentally ran an engine into the pit of the roundhouse table in Great Falls Montana. William Crowley, left alone with the locomotive, started it and could not stop it, crashing into the pit and damaging the table. A second engine rolled onto the pit, both engines heavily damaged and all division engines stalled in the roundhouse, blocking egress for sixteen hours.
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Great Northern Railroad
Round House
Great Falls
Mont
William Crowley
Crowley
Riot Cartridges Supplying Police and Soldiers
The War Department informs governors it will supply riot cartridges on demand within legal allowances. The new ordnance bureau design uses two balls in the mouth to gain range without excessive danger, using smokeless powder and a lead tin alloy ball coated with paraffin for safer use by officers and troops.
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War Department
Ordnance Bureau
Law
Wystander
Cold feet tragedy ends in murder and suicide
William Rack, a Black man, shot Maggie McGtonis, a Black woman, in St Louis on Monday. Rack was arrested for murder after pursuing, embracing, and firing a revolver at her in a room with an open window. He then shot himself in the shoulder in an attempted suicide.
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William Rack
Maggie McGtonis
St Louis
Rack
Get
Germany Hit by Flood and Fire Storm Across Regions
Severe greea swept Germany on Saturday and Sunday fueling destructive fires driven by wind. In Huertgen ninety two houses burned and at Kleinenberg Rhenish Prussia forty four buildings destroyed. Smaller fires reported elsewhere with some casualties. At Dolina across the frontier in Galicia upwards of 100 houses were destroyed.
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Germany
Huertgen
Kleinenberg
Rhenish
Prussia
Dolina
Galicia
Wholesale Poisoner Meade Barr Poisoned Apples in Indiana
Meade Barr age 19 of Elizabethtown Indiana jailed in Columbus on six counts of poisoning. Barr allegedly worked in a warehouse and poured poison into apples then handed them to residents causing serious illness. Motive undisclosed.
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Indiana
Meade Barr
Elizabethtows
Ta Fa
Columbus
Elizabethtown
Barr
Flood Devastates Shelton Reservoirs Destroy Homes
Three reservoirs burst in Shelton Connecticut causing 76 000 to 100 000 in damage. A 110 foot by 30 foot gully opened on Howe avenue as logs trees and ice struck streets and houses. Walter Nicholss home was hit and his wife and six children escaped to upper floors as water flooded bedrooms. Wires tracks and raceways were wrecked and mills idle until gravel cleared.
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Shelton
Conn
Howe Avenue
Walter Nichols
Nichols
Ladrones Near Manila Threaten Philippine Constabulary
A Jadronea force under General San Miguel reappeared on Rizal province near Manila. They avoided a full engagement in the south, seized three small detachments, surrounded and captured scouts around Canta and Taytay, and took Inspector McIlwaine before escaping with a dash for freedom after promising to release captive constables if arms were surrendered.
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San Miguel
Rizal
Canta
Taytay
Manila
Constabulary
MclIiwaine
Montalban
Ladrones
McIlwaine
Coffee Bottle Explosion Injures NYC Girls
Three girls from New York City were badly cut and burned when a coffee bottle, heated on a red hot stove lid, exploded Sunday afternoon. The bottle shattered into thousands of pieces, causing panic as some fainted and others fled the building. Ambulance surgeon Neutache treated the injured who refused hospital care and were sent home.
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New York City
Neutache
Bealde
Tragic Accidents at Coke Oven Claim 11-Year-Old Life
Mary Robland, 11, fell into a coke oven in Connellsville Pennsylvania and was burned alive after tumbling down a hill. Workers freed her body from the oven but it was severely burned. In Eddy West Virginia authorities pursue Mrs Walter Dykes as rumors swirl over the deaths of her two children from poisoning amid a separation from her husband.
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Mary Robland
Connellsville
Walter Dykes
Eddy
W. Va
Farrel l son fatally shoots father in New Orleans
Edward Farrell surrendered after shooting his father Peter Farrell in New Orleans amid a family dispute over misconduct. The elder Farrell, a leading Io cal Democratic politician and state coal gauger, allegedly attacked Edward and George before Edward wrested a pistol and fired three shots into his father’s heart. Further details pending official investigation.
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Peter Farrell
Iocal Democratic
Edward
New Drleans
Farrell
George
Wyoming Legislature Adjourns in Sine Die
The Seventh Wyoming Legislature adjourned sine die at midnight Saturday. President Guernsey of the Senate Speaker Atherly of the House Speaker Trotem Black of the House and Chief Clark Perry of the Senate received expressions of esteem. The Senate approved all governor appointments and reappointed principal offices except the Second District Inspector post created this session.
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Wyoming
Legislation Passes Amid Budget and Public Works Proposals
A compressed Senate and House session approved several measures. Legislation included appropriations for unspecified exhibits, election pay provisions, and farmer and public health bills. Aims covered tree poseing, animal branding, emigration stock passage, artesian wells, deputy assessor pay, and a 21 year school age. The short report notes adoption of the world’s fair resolution and related committee recommendations.
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Lexark
Sherwin’ Vill
Portland
Senate
Aubertto
House Dino
Howan Dino
Shortian
Idaho
Committee On Manufactures and Commerce
Public Health Committee
Frut-Clogn
Doyulre
Haipy
Atroygorr
County Botrde
Ami
Reromuni
February 20 Utah legislature votes and bills discussed
The house debated the initiative and referendum with a slim defeat risk and a motion to strike enacting clauses. Measures included irrigation district bonds, removal of the Salt Lake pest house, and a salt river water bill. Other actions set special orders for February 21 and adjournment to Tuesday.
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Sznave
Claude
Lewin
Ulead
Bnt
Senmor Mckay
Love
Chery
Tuomoy
Senate bills shape law on notices and bar admission
February session actions include senate bills refining motions for new trials in criminal cases and bar exam admission, plus a pool of Kin Bey’s Digest copies for 81 000. Other measures debated or killed cover juror per diems, highway definitions, and a state statistics bureau.
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StaatTe
Sent Wore’ Senste
Senate di
Senate Biue
ADI
Lewls
Hovas
Love
Spry
House
Iron, Grand
Serive
Howlett Celebrates Eighty Second Birthday in Syracuse
Alfred A. Howlett millionaire merchant contractor and capitalist entertained about 100 widows of his acquaintance with a banquet and reception in Syracuse New York to mark his eighty second birthday anniversary. He presided with his granddaughter guiding the widows at the reception.
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Alfred A. Howlett
Syracuse
N. Y
Howlett
Daya
Afr
Howe
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Austin M. Grown
Uncle Sam
Cuban
Celestial Kingdom
Georgia
Committee
Aine
Montana Lad
New York
Pennsylvania
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