Utah Legislature Opens as Democrats Take Control of Session
The Utah Legislature convened its eleventh session with Democrats dominating both chambers. Senator JoW Funk elected president of the upper house, Don B Colton nominated for the presidency, and J Frank Talton elevated to the Speakership of the lower house. Early moves suggest legislative priorities on public welfare and state issues.
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Uprer
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Ole
Old Te F
Tentral
Don B Colton
Tis County
J Frank Talton
Beaver County
Manon
Rawlins and Utah experts on legislative committee work
Ghosen Balt and Prof WG Roylance of the University of Utah will join the legislative committee effort, coordinating with members from both houses. The debate includes chairmanship contests, utilities regulation, and proposed bills on inns and hotels liability, road funding, and prohibition policy.
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Gutine
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Olson
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Hauge
Wootten
Chia Bey
Governor Bamblager Urges Legislature on Prohibition and Budgets
Governor Bamblager addresses the joint legislature urging repeal of present tax laws, cautious bond issuance, and increased state appropriations for institutions while backing a broad anti corruption and public utilities reform package. He warns against radical bills and presses for quick action on a state wide reform agenda.
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Prohibition Commission Ends Salaried Appointment
A partial reading of a February report from the THI committee in AcuEe Ingureenis Id notes Weber County officials and legislative actions. The governor is to nominate a prohibition commissioner with a salary of 200 dollars per year, and the act is to be presented to the RAMoEney Beheral Gowoty ethorneya for a ruling.
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Weber
Central Powers push on Warsaw and Riga fronts
Petrograd reports indicate heavy fighting on multiple fronts as Central Powers advance near Prageees and the Futua river line. German forces reportedly breach positions south of the city, with renewed attacks along the Suchitra and Dvigerier rivers while Rugelanea recaptures ground north of Tleukst. The Russian defense at High Berip and in the Mitau Mal region continues, amid widespread raiding and patrol actions across theatres.
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Refugee Crisis Warns of Mass Deterioration on Trail
Reports describe refugee exodus toward Sere and Bessarabis with overcrowded marches. Men aged 14 to 60 face detainment by Russian authorities while women and children suffer from mistreatment and death on the journey.
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Suffragists threaten Wilson at White House protest
Suffragists vow retaliation after a failed appeal to President Wilson. Women plan to picket the White House grounds with fire and noise to prevent entry and draw attention to their cause. After meeting with officials, they urged the Congressional Union to raise $3000 for a militant campaign.
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Thaw Charged With Kidnapping in Local Case
Fragmented report states Thaw charged with kidnapping a man named Gerk Harry Thay, who was released after posting money at an asylum. The case involves Stanford Witt and Kneedar, with details about a 19 year old and a $290 bid, all tied to Houk City.
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Greeca Endorses LG Nokes Athend- War Communiicated Tuesday
The official reply from the Ge AA eToEEE to Garrett Proppers in Athens is conveyed with formal Greek efforts. The document notes presidency involvement and push for pena style reforms, signaling Greece’s continued engagement in regional matters.
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Contaders Gerarda Speech Warning Lowder The Manchester Guardian
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a Contaders Gerarda speech with warnings to Lowder and reference to the Manchester Guardian. The readable portion hints at a political or public commentary piece possibly describing a speech and its reception.
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Bonaire Favors Dry Capital Waslington
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Japan Seeks Economic Alliance Amid Global Tensions
Ambiguous reports indicate Japan pursuing an economic alliance as part of broader international efforts. Officials suggest economic coordination may influence leverage within global blocs despite unclear details and competing pressures from allied powers.
Utah State News Highlights Crime and Industrial Moves
A jumbled Utah report mentions a worker injured at Kilind and a fatal shooting in Castle Gate, plus a Texas slavery warrant and a Salt Lake City arrest. It covers railroad plans, woolgrowers meetings, school reforms, and proposed state boards, with details on factories, stockyards, and a planned jet freight depot.
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Holstein Breed Favored In Regional Dairy Discussion
A garbled note discusses dairy cattle breeds with Holstein favored in a region where feed is costly. It mentions rough conditions and fodder scarcity favoring certain breads, contrasts with other breeds, and hints at local adaptation and economic considerations.
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Abe West
Holston
Kicking cow easily cured by rope restraint methods
Historical note describes two rope restraint methods to stop a kicking cow. One uses a looped rope placed behind the hind legs and pulled upward to restrict movement, the other hobbling with a rope around mid legs. Both aim to make the cow stand still. warnings include danger to the animal and potential blood loss if misused.
Wart Remedies From Old-Time Health Advice
Fragments advise on wart troubles and methods to remove warts using various salves and cautions about infection risk. The text mentions topical remedies and methods like acids or sticks, noting persistent warts and potential benefits of removal, reflecting period health guidance.
Dairy Notes on Breeding and Calf Rearing
The piece discusses dairy herd value tied to breeding power, stressing that superior bulls boost calf quality and profitability. It notes the impact of well bred sires on herd milk gain, calf growth, and overall herd profitability through careful mating and judging of breeding stock.
French savant claims giants reached 123 feet tall
The article discusses sensational claims by Hendon Rho that the father of the Earth’s giants stood 123 feet high and Eve 1is feet 1nches, citing supposed measurements and later refutations. It notes dismissal of extreme heights, with other figures like a 30 foot pole used in a calculation, illustrating the era’s speculative science.
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Adgia
Humanity
Digest of Books Shows War Time Censorship Reach
The piece recalls how during wartime a digest criticized literature and forced readers to confront harsh consequences. It mentions delegates, an Austrian general and a politician facing beheading or worse for refusing or failing to consume political pamphlets and books. Strong, neutral account of intimidation and punishment.
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Politien
Brech
Ksaar Volorar
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Japanese Pearl Oyster Farm Pearl Harvest Description
A historical note describes a Pearl Oyster Farm near Zapag with a rich harvest. It mentions pearl quality stones weighing from six to eight pounds, small Ebels appearing in August, and a cycle of fishing and replanting. The article details seasonal conditions with cold months and winter temperatures, shellfish behavior, and owners scraping and replanting pearls.
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Unclear historical note on food reform history
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a disputed claim about a food reform decision connected to Julius Cugsey Heacorda and a 104 show. The passage references Feogks, a nop quest, and multiple fractured phrases indicating contested timing and participants.
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Heacorda
Esteo
What Happened to Father Ted Wee Ever Bay Saecthilog
A garbled text fragment mentions Father Ted with unclear details and a confusing string of words. no coherent event or names beyond the central figure emerge to form a publishable summary.
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Wander Why This Spoiled Folio Named the Comet
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a feature about a comet named item. The readable parts mention curiosity about naming and nature of the object, but key details are missing due to garbled words.
Obviows Hessen Mystery Phrase Incomprehensible Note
A cryptic line appears to mimic a phonetic prompt about dog tasting and shaping, attributed to Obviows Hessen. The fragment shows no clear event or identifiable names, locations, or dates. Further readable context is needed to determine a real news item.
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