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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
2
A compact survey of seven days of telegraph news reported by wire and pre edited for fast reading. Highlights cover politics, markets, and notable events with concise summaries and minimal detail.
A garbled local clipping reports on a wide range of events including bank robberies, arrests, and wartime era notices. It mentions a guard shot dead, investigations into a train heist, and references to federal officials and wartime policy shifts.
Reports detail a dramatic prison break attempt tied to a large gang escape. Several inmates were killed or wounded as guards pursued and recaptured, with a national mobilization underway to contain the breakout.
An evidently decorative article notes a music ensemble entertaining a group of radio enthusiasts at a venue near Arlington Veterans Tactic Experiments on Home SAN. The best two tunes were praised by the audience as the muse from deck 1 performed.
Mrs George H Tara aged 44 of Weetoxbury killed her husband while he slept and fatally injured their children George Jr 2 and Murforie 4. Curtis president of the former Boston Terminal Company was injured in the incident.
A United States Treasury briefing explains silver dollars and coin value. Charles and Dewey discuss a 17 cent or 10 cent piece and standard weights. The secretary notes future minting and credibility measures while announcing plans for a Pittsburgh area issue.
The text traces English colonial postal setup from private literate carriers to official posts. Massachusetts court supports government post access, Boston centralizes mail in 1672, and Benjamin Franklin planets early postal duties. By 1747 Philadelphia appoints postmaster, letters move by private carriers, and colonial efforts unite to form post Giles.
Fragmentary OCR describes an early Canadian vessel and officials in Newfoundland Saint John and Fredericton with references to October dates and governance. Names and places are garbled but suggest a maritime or colonial note involving authorities and an October event.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear names and place references with no coherent event. Reading supports a final stage mention and possible defeat or dismissal but key details are unreadable.
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