Utah State News Highlights From East Lake City And Salt Lake
East Lake City plans a Syra valued exhibit at the upcoming State fair while shipments of sheep head to eastern markets. A new Scandinavian paper The Utah Posten will debut in Salt Lake. Census work is sent to Washington and local filings rise. Notable deaths include Smith of Draper and Captain T Walley’s era ends in Salt Lake.
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Gobo H. Rogers
Philippines
Salt Lab
Utah Posten
Ogden
Evan Stephens
Tabernacle Choir
Europe
Teo Carlos
Froitm
Mim E. E Shepherd
W.O T
Salt Lake
Joseph J. Daynes
Babarnacle
Momnic Binsinens
Sdvit
Posalbln
Cantern Maipland
Antelope Island
Brent Salt Lake
Bedre’ Salt Works
Balan
Soong
Smith
Draper
Atto Palock
Utah Republicans Renominate Wells and Hamilton at Provo
The Utah State Republican convention in Provo renominated Governor Heber Wells and Secretary James Hammond. George Sutherland of Salt Lake was chosen for Congress, with George W. Barter named supreme judge and M.A. Breeden and Tingey filling other statewide posts. The platform endorsed wartime measures and opposed Democratic policies, stressing industry and government efficiency.
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Utah
Provo
William Glasmann
Og- Hen
James Devine
Salt Lake
Grant
Flon
Timorge Sutherland
Salt Lele
Sutherland
Ginsmane
Deri
Welle
Secretey
Hammond
M.A. Greedenofden Wan
AWG
Nelson
Saspete
Balioto
William Allison
Ogden
Mra. McVickerw
John D. Dixon
William M-Armatroog
Summit
Tingey
Joab
Josph Odell
Cache
Clark
Sevier
Cedil
Joe
Murder at Metropolitan hotel and Chinese mission killings
A 15 year old girl Albine Holoven, daughter of Hans Holoven, is shot by a cook William C. Barapar at the Metropolitan hotel. Barapar is arrested after a poisoning attempt. the girl is expected to recover. Reports also recount mass slaughter of missionaries in Tai Huan Fo Shansi with beheadings and bodies exposed. Empress orders inquiry into southern viceroys while no investigations of officials opposing foreigners are ordered. Pekin news delayed as cows expected, couriers struggle amid bands of Hoxers. Shanghai notes French reinforcements landing at Take.
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Albine Holoven
Hans Holoven
Metropolitan
William C. Barapar
Nomirer
JIMNY
Edpress
Jevering
Yamen
Tai Huan Fo
Shansidrovines
Ie Loar
Pekin
Pokin
Raf
Tien Tam
Shanghai
Take
Captain Beeson’s Body Found Near Willapa River Mouth
The body of W. A. Beeson captain of the launch Tenore was found near the Willapa river mouth Washington after a collision. Two men James Veles and Ohen—fishermen who brought the launch in—were arrested on suspicion but released as the body was recovered. authorities may re-arrest them.
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W. A. Beeson
Willapa River
Wash
James Veles
Fe Ohen
Bond
Reunion honors Thirtieth Louisiana survivors in Worthington Ohio
At a reunion near Columbus Worthington Ohio the Thirtieth Louisiana regiment veterans were returned to 194 survivors. The flag, captured at the Battle of Atlanta, was in the relic room of the late capitol for years. Governor Nash attended the exercises.
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Ohio
Worthington
Columb
Bencourt House
Atlanta
Twe
Nash
Balloonist Faure Crosses Channel From London to Pas de Calais
M Faure treasurer of the Aero club completed a channel crossing in a balloon. He departed from the Frontal Palace, London, late Saturday night and landed at Aletta in Pas de Calais at 5 AM. The crossing took four hours with the balloon flown at an altitude around 700 meters.
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Parisaaya
M. Faure
Aero Club
London
O'Uloele
Aletta
Pas de Calais
U P Train Robbed Near Tipton in Bold Hold-Up
Four men robbed a Union Pacific passenger train near Tipton station forty eight miles west of Hawlins at 8:20. The express and baggage cars were blown open, safe damaged. loss deemed nominal. U S Marshal Haddell organized a posse of twenty five with horses to pursue the robbers. A $1000 reward was offered.
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Union Pacific
Hamlion
Tipton
Awlins
United States
Hadnell
Hawlins
LYS CREDENTIALS A Chinese Credentials Row Shapes Diplomacy
The article discusses objections to Li Guoy Chang presenting credentials as plenipotentiary from the Chinese government. It notes questions of authority of the Beijing regime to issue credentials and potential exile of Li amidst uncertainty over his whereabouts. Chinese officials and the foreign department reportedly weigh whether Li can engage or represent China.
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Liang Chang
China
Lii Guoy Chang
Tniar Clinege
Kwang Tan
Rani
Himagif
Department
Minstur Wu
Li Hay Chang
Lewas
Stanghal
Utah constitutional amendment on taxation and exemptions proposal
Legislative proposal to amend Article 12 and Article 13 of the Utah constitution. Sets tax rules for property, religious and charitable properties exemption from certain charges, and tax relief for the poor. Requires publication in newspapers and submission to voters at the next general election. Effect date set after approval.
Amendment to State Constitution on Education Control Proposal
A drafted amendment to Article 10 Section 6 of the state constitution seeks to change city school control away from counties. The measure would place educational authority within cities separately, with publishing and voting rules set by the Secretary of State. The proposal is to be submitted to voters at the next general election for approval.
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Tink
Uiak
Te Sule
Ulan
Walds
Th Kershy
Utah Proposal Seeks Direct Legislation Change
A 1926 Utah ballot proposition amends Article One and other sections to grant statewide voters power to initiate legislation, require laws by popular vote, and allow re enactment by reference. The text details initiation, submission, and sequencing rules, with Secretary of State duties and election timing.
Desperate jailbreak and forger case amid prison break
A wholesale jail delivery at Med Ledge Montana freed inmates after breaking a window bar and using keys. Suspects Brant Wootatock and others fled, while authorities report four new have cone into Wroding to form a Hole in the Wall gang. Seventy Chinese missionaries arrived at Vancouver aboard the Erpres, and Rev. Musishes and family escaped with help from John Fowler in Che Foo.
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Med Ledge
Montana
Wey Blingrest Weenethels Tek
Johosoo
Jollethawt Weeley
Jobe WiWaro
Waleden
Clayton
Xii
Chins Nave
Vancouver
Terim Head
T. Musishes
Horas
McClure
Mra) Wallis
Atuo
John Fowler
Americas Cous
Che Foo
Italian murder convict sentenced to life imprisonment
Lothary Coates hears for Hresni Gaetano Tresci who was convicted of assassinating King Hucubert. He is sentenced to reimprisonment for murder, the severest penalty, and will be led away to his cell where he will see no one and hear no one as jailer Boogs presides.
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Gaetano Tresci
Hucubert
Italy
Bol Ares
Unclear text about Cuban political event names and figures
Fragmentary OCR mentions an election or nomination in Cuba with names like General Barto and references to Masse De ctines Deleguas ta Cube Onerreiton. Details are unreadable.
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Mansasilio
Cuba
Barto
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Suitor
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Captain Found
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State of
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