Gordon Academy to Build Girls Dormitory in Salt Lake
In Salt Lake City Gordon Academy plans a girls dormitory at a cost of 10000 dollars. The report covers arrests for drunkenness since Sunday closing and local oil prospects in Green River district with potential market value per barrel.
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Gordon Academy
Salt Lake
Utah
Green River District
Walter Huntton
Oailey
Idaho
Saltah
Utah Woolgrowers’ Association
Chicago
George Giblin
University Chronicle
White Star Oll Company
Dalry Fork
Utah County
Ed Frey
Park City
Colombia River
Washington
Hanpeh
Provo
Breeden
Tingey
Galt Lake
J.J. Wardle
Gale
Galt Lake Valley
Harley
Deseret National Bank
Balloon carries nine Californians across coast then lands
A captive balloon rose near Eleventh and Folsom in San Francisco carrying one woman and eight men. The rope snapped at 500 feet, sending the craft rising to 2000 feet before Grace Thompson captured the descent and ferried the group to safety near Beatty Thompsons Place. They later dined with Thompsons.
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Ita
Eleventh
Folsom Nirells
San Francisco
Peacodero
Ed P. Dudley
A. I. Dodge
Ed Foster, Jr
Walter Leon
P. Vildecoy
J. F. Leonard
M. L. Howarth
John A. M. Swift
Mra
J. P. Guosoulus
Lalonda
Pescadero
Beatty Thompson
Thompson
Worr
Walter Baker & Co Cocoa and Chocolate Leaders
Walter Baker & Co of Lut, Dearches ter Mane claim status as the largest cocoa and chocolate manufacturers. They won a gold medal at the Paris exposition last year and three gold medals at the Pan American exposition in Buffalo this year. Their products are touted as the standard for parity and excellence.
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Walter Baker & Co
Lut, Dearchester, Mane
Last Yar
Buffalo
Tar and Feathered Mining Operator in Loomis
J M Hagerty a mining operator tied to Six Eagles in Okanogan country was tarred and feathered Friday at Loomis Washington. A Loomis mob paraded him and he defended his claims about Palmer Mountain Tunnel company while offering to pay for a disinterested expert report. He departed for his mines three miles from town after the incident.
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J. M. Hagerty
Six Eagles
Okanogan
Loomis
Washington
Spokaine
Magerty
Palmer Mountain Tunnel Company
John Boyd
Hagerty
Spokesman-Review
Loomie
Mos
Henas
Anti-Terrine Toxin Tolls Eleven Children in St Louis
Eleven children in St Louis died from lockjaw linked to city made diphtheria antitoxin. Eleven more show lockjaw with poor prospects of recovery. Health department halts diphtheria antitoxin production and begins tetanus antitoxin distribution to exposed patients.
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St. Louis
Health Department
Army pay rises and reform push in Bates report
Pay of the army for the year totals 850,216,945, up 81,901,064 from last year. Paymaster General Bates urges ending bond requirements for pay corps officers detailed under new law and notes finance handling by engineers. Naval Constructors seek forty more vessels, including battleships and cruisers, in addition to four already planned.
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Linn
Botha
Benson
Brakenlangts
Bates
Malvar Proclaims New Filipino Army Command Structure
Malvar appoints himself captain general and reorganizes the Filipino army with two lieutenant generals and four division generals. He warns that aides siding with the Americans will be traitors, while surrendering will meet the same fate. He calls his appointment temporary and praises soldiers and freedom workers. Pension and census spending are outlined: Interior estimates at 17 million next year with 142 million for pensions. census funding totals 13.5 million with 1.27 million next year. prior disbursements and remaining balance are reported.
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Malvar Agpolot
Filipinn
Malvar
Mulvar
Thoes
Interior Department
Pension Bureau
Montana Boy Kidnaps Six Year Old Child
A Montana boy abducted a six year old, demanding $1,500 from G W Ryan of Great Falls. The child, gagged but unharmed, returned to the store after hours. The boy, Southwick, confessed he acted alone, with no accomplices. The incident follows a note threatening harm if the ransom was not paid.
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G. W. Ryan
Great Falla
Mont
Southwick
Ryan Bey
Country girls in the city debated by experience writer
A writer argues autumn migrations of country girls to the city burden them with hard work and lost liberties. City life brings noise, long hours, and high costs, while home life offers freedom, wholesome pleasures, and generous meals. The piece concludes the country girl gains more by staying home.
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George I. Maswell
National Irrigation Association of Chicago
Agricultural Implement Dealers’ Convention
Kansas City
West
W. A. Reeler
Kansas
Maxwell
National Irriation Congress
Trafic
Influence of quality on meat demand and prices
The piece argues that quality drives consumption and price stability in livestock. It credits breeders for elevating production standards and shaping tastes, noting American mutton demand grew as meat dressing improved and export facilities expanded, with mutton steadily rising in popularity.
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America
United States
Kipling
Crystallized Mint Leaves and Nervous Health Advice
The column describes crystallized mint leaves as a candy novelty and explains simple home preparation steps. It warns nervous individuals to manage energy use, avoid overexertion, and seek proper posture rather than lingering in inappropriate chairs.
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Ons
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P.M. McArthur
Laslie Stewart
J. J. Stewart
Richfield
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Heber Smith
Draper
Smith
McKinley
California
Sie
Kentucky
Durbin
Iodinoe
Taylor
Charles W. Finley
William Goebel
Beckham
Mount
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Secretary of the Navy
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Columbia
New York Navy Yard
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Timber and Stone Act
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