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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
1
A dense, garbled wire service style summary references legal notices, criminal cases, labor disputes, and political events across the United States and Europe. Names, places, dates, and outcomes are jumbled, but mention is made of indictments, strikes, court actions, and international diplomacy amid a broad digest of 1920s era news.
Government insists miners must operate without 14 percent wage rise as wage talks fail. Garfiield John Lhewk, acting president of United Mine Workers of America, announces rejection after operators balk at terms. Conference ends with government pressure and unresolved disputes over price and profits.
Dispatch reports a military roundup of coal miners near Sheridan on a Wednesday, with guards moving detainments and ordering many off to designated work sites. The force then focused on Fort Sheridan where patrols returned to base as authorities maintained strict control over the area.
The report describes President and guests dining at the White House with attendees including Mr Wilson and a list of named figures from Roanoke and nearby areas. It notes a ceremonial or traditional meal and references the president’s absence of a turkey dish while other details are obscured by OCR.
A 28 year old, Dasten Ghin-Thealtd Baxgta, is charged in connection with a series of robberies. Police report he allegedly robbed a San Praneisco bank and attempted other crimes on September 13, as authorities pursue further details.
A fragmented report notes planned actions involving AWLP figures and groups including Tandon and Gerndanen aimed at coordinating efforts with Berlin and Austrian-related parties. Details are unclear due to the text’s garbled OCR style.
A garbled OCR style fragment describes a government action related to the Dutch East and an AGEL Japanese context. Names and places are unclear, with several misread terms. The readable bits suggest a political or colonial reference but lack coherent details to identify specific people, dates, or events.
The article reports Bulgaria's premier signing a peace pact as Allied negotiations and a tense ceremony unfold. It describes staged decor, political figures, and the broader wartime context with references to concessions and potential territorial terms.
Fragmentary note reports a committee hearing on deportation policy at a distant island facility. It mentions the core correspondence and officials, with unclear names and dates, referencing labor and industry matters and a public safety angle.
A chaotic battle in a historic arena ends with the revolutionary leader spared from a public execution while generals debate the fate. The incident features military officers, orders, and a tense standoff as authorities move to suppress the uprising.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a high level offer and a plan involving a general and a belt for averting a crisis. It mentions a possible resolution and a meeting at the center with a person named Hines referenced in relation to an offer.
A man named Samuel Cordinella faces charges after a string of alleged murders. Investigators allege involvement in multiple killings and attempt to tamper with witnesses.
The fragmentary notice references a date in November and mentions a war depot and authorities. The readable elements suggest a wartime action or alert tied to a location and persons, but specific names and details are obscured.
Fragmentary OCR suggests discussion of a home rule measure, with garbled phrases and names indiscernible. The readable bits hint at legislative framing and party alignment, but key details such as jurisdiction, dates, or officials are not recoverable.
Readable fragments describe budgets for farming costs in Salt Lake and Washington, a delay in rail construction, and various legal cases. Mentions Governor Bamberg, a land valuation study, shipments of honey to England, and multiple court sentences including murder, embezzlement, and robbery. Also notes fairs, stock shows, and forester planning in northern Utah.
A historical note explains how the International Date Line creates a 48 hour day when crossing between longitudes near Li oelack and Cape Dealneg. It describes time shifts in places like England United States and Western Alaska, and how Christmas observed there leads to substantial hour differences around the globe.
A historical dialogue analyzes how to wake a heavy sleeper using odors and stimuli. It references a physician’s views on the strongest scents and safe approaches, noting risks of violent awakenings and urging cautious testing of methods to rouse someone without harm.
A fragmented OCR snippet references various undefined names and places, offering no clear event, date, or outcome. No coherent reporting or identifiable entities emerge to summarize into a news item.
A fragmented OCR snippet titled The Yer Artist offers puzzling phrases about figures and attention. It hints at an exchange or transaction and mentions numbers like 800, suggesting a public or market-like context amid garbled wording.
A garbled message discusses a job offer and beliefs about an orca week and a man named Dibbs T. It appears to be a stray, unreadable transcription with unclear details and no coherent events or dates.
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