Deadly fake whisky blamed for mass deaths, widespread fear
Salt Lake Telegram reports that adulterated wood alcohol with sugar and rye flavoring caused dozens of deaths across New England and injuries in multiple states. Police, federal agents, and local officials pursue leads from New York City to Hartford and Chicopee as investigators inspect hotels and trace the poison to a mixed supply chain. Victor Girard and Mary Debra Perry discover four victims in a hotel room, signaling the tragic scope of the tragedy.
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New England
Poliwe
Gaeta
New York
Sto
Chicopee
Hartford
Conn
Holyoke
Springfeld
New York City
Ghicapee
Springfield
Utah
Victor Girard
Mere Debba Perry
Untitled fragment on path to Halifax
Fragmentary text mentions Halliater's Fock and Moantein Tes and data company. It hints at a plan or journey to Halifax and a push by Ady Fancorwax Data Co An. Content is truncated with unclear connections and no verifiable event.
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Halliater
Pebble on the Beach? Teen Drink Culture Highlighted
A fragmented note discusses a teen narrative about alcohol use and social behavior. It references a youth feeling empowered by intoxication, notes on a morning after, and mentions friends and editors framing family life in a public gaze.
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Iit Thaka
ERUOTAGLE DANGING PARTY
Last Fredazr night in Rex Hall hosted by Melaon Marsden Evan Boyles Albert Mfareden Harold Bitchell Lawder Mathe son Scott Matheson Moront Smith Howard Bardyell Frank Matheson Herrert Dalton Ken Matheson Ray Lyman Marion Adams Lou Fife Lieve White Orlando Adams and Jeg Gey men entertained many ladies. A special feature by Scott Matheson and Nelson Mareden, praised for its elegance. After the dance, guests moved to the Sheet Ball for a formal supper hosted by the Relief Society.
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Fredazr
Rex Hall
Melaon Marsden
Evan Boyles
Albert Mfareden
Harold Bitchell
Or Lawder
Bt Matheson
Scott Matheson
Moront Smith
Howard Bardyell
Frank Matheson
Herrert Dalton
Ken Matheson
Ray Lyman
Marion Adams
Lou Fife
Lieve White
Orlando Adams
Jeg Gey
Scott Alatheson
Nelson Mareden
London
Bec
Herre
Dalton
Relief Society
Parowan Stake officials meet for farm land assessment
A report from Tran County notes J H Gore and other leaders reviewing farm land values ahead of the 1520 assessment. Mo Bighe, Jo AO Arthur, and LNH Marsden oversee records while a Tuesday gathering at the Relief Hall plans a Gurr family reunion and a dancing program.
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Mo Bighe
Jo AO Arthur
Gedar Caty
LNH
Gurr
Thas
Unclear text fragment on digestion and meals
Fragmentary OCR text discusses meals and digestion with garbled phrases about testing and a product called Chamberlain's Table’s Vina and timing after supper. content is incoherent and uncertain.
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Mente
Chamberlain
Married Men Wins In Hard Fought Championship
A championship basketball game Monday night between two local teams ended with Married Men scoring 15 to 12 over Angle Men. The match, described as lively and rough, featured players Alma Richards Jeth Gurr Grion Durham Silas Ward and LDJ Adams for the champions, while Harold Mitchell Beott Malhemn Nelson Marae Orland Adtma and Barrell Dalton played for the opposing quintet. Referee faced many fouls and disputed calls during a tight contest. A dancing party followed the game with attendees covering expenses.
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Johos Fang
Allgeving
Logere
Alma Richards
Jeth Gurr
Grion Durham
Silas Ward
Ldj Adams
Harold Mitchell
Beott Malhemn
Nelson Marae
Orland Adtma
Barrell Dalton
Dentists Office Opens and New Year Mass Meeting
Dr R W Leich Wil plans to open a dental practice at the Baok Building on January 6 1920 in Cedar County. The note urges readers to attend a turnout on January 1 and comments on New Year greetings, farm tools, and credit shifts in Iron County. It discusses a move toward cash sales for local businesses and warns that subscribers should pay in advance to support the newspaper and workers.
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R. Wi Leich
Busces
Iron County
Busunea
Onde
Capital and employment fears in war weary Belgium
A murky account cites German and Austrian distress in Belgium and neighboring territories. Newspapers warn that lack of capital limits work and prosperity, while calls arise to channel funds to rebuild economies and address unemployment.
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Ork
Belgium
Germany
Cermat Auatriang
Wieness
Newsepaper
Amaries
Eek
Pat Be
Ara
Exemption Burden Questioned in Treasury Report
In a Treasury analysis, Losa Banda Bea argues that using state and common bonds to determine tax owed creates unequal treatment. He contends that bonds secured from safe funds inflate totals while federal loan bonds remain largely tax free, shifting heavy burdens onto industry and the public.
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Loso Banda
Bea
Treasury
Year 1920s Confing and Real Trong For Oae Year
A concise note discusses practical limits of handling year 1920 data and asserts that the pressing configuration can be kept within bounds. It emphasizes maintaining usable detail while avoiding overreach in processing and storage.
Enock Utth notes on holiday events and services
Enock Utth notes recount a Christmas week with church duties speakers from Anisheny Burie and Idsho address the congregation. A cantata The Wonderful Cheatmag Tree is performed. Social events include a Get Together Party, a ward Ball, and a dance attended by many.
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Burie
Idsho
Syd Heron
Enoch
Ander
Dhe Jontor Orchestra
All Presen
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