Elite conspirators plot to paralyze Britain in 1918
In December 1918 four men meet in a Borne hotel and plan to paralyze Great Britain while seizing global power. Hocking Ameri can Steinerman and Von Gratz, all millionaires, join American Hiram Potts and the Comte de Guy alias Carl Feteraon to form a multinational plot. The leader is to receive one million pounds.
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Prolotus
Borne
Chear
Great Britain
Hocking
Steinerman
von Gratz
Hiram Potts
Iz Takaz
Comte de Guy
England
Carl Feteraon
Steinemann
Conmnt
Hillam
Potts
Thia
The Count and the Carlton Tea Plot
In London Hugh Drummond and a mysterious woman plot with a freewheeling Count to recruit a fourth partner for a high stakes crime. A dangerous masterminds circle forms as Drummond meets Henry Lakington and a woman who reveals a Vatican miniature theft and a looming danger.
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James Denny
Providence
Denby
Hugh Drummond
James
Denny
Drummond
Deny
Be Sure it's the Right Road. Take the time to learn values
The piece warns youths to slow down and choose a prudent path. It cautions against rushing from school to work, quitting jobs prematurely, or chasing the wrong freedoms. It stresses learning life values, patience, and careful decision making to avoid future regret.
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Manly
Toll
Fragmentary Reader Notes From Small Town Papers
Various terse quotes from Utah Idaho newspapers include lines on mothers day flowers a classic book view and a humorous image of a man addressing a shaggy animal as Billy Jay in Garfield and Areco county papers.
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Utah
Areco
Idaho
Jim Showalter
Billy ‘Jay
Garfield Co
Adultery Question Sparks Legal Debate in Idaho Sentinel
A letter from Stoberts (Idaho) Sentinel questions why the Banker Stillman and his wife and the Indian guide Beauvias and Mrs. Florence Leed’s son are not prosecuted for adultery, arguing for full legal action against all parties involved.
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Guy Stillman
Beauvias
Stillman
Florence Leed
Gmail
Lead
Stoberts
Idaho
Sentinel
Big Bill TWaywood Goes to Russia
A brief notice from Gunniston Utah and inquiries from Idaho papers question prominent figure Big Bill TWaywood for moving to Russia and express views on wartime penalties and “reds.” The exchange asks if G A Nickerson planted potatoes broadcast with onions and used water to avoid irrigation.
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Bill Twaywood
Russia
Gunniston
Utah
Tierald
G. A. Nickerson
Anixloug inquirer—Star
Idaho
Courier
Coy maiden starts political bid after marriage
Kimberly Idaho Tribune notes a coy maiden begins a campaign upon marrying a sinner and demands all his changes, signaling a sharp personal and political move. The item reflects a local humorous or editorial snippet from the Idaho publication.
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Kimberly
Idaho
Tribune
Public questions judged in wine scented moments
A reflective line from the Kimberly Idaho Tribune notes that people in moments of intoxication may render judgments on public questions which they later reverse when sober and thoughtful.
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Kimberly
Idaho
Tribune
Quote on women and economy from Wendell irrigationist
A Idaho irrigationist quips that a woman on the American dollar can win love regardless of attire. He adds a cynical line calling fishing for suckers easy: advertise something for nothing and let nature take its course.
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Wendell
Idaho
Rush Named U S postal inspector in Layton area
A Layton Utah News report notes Rush is chosen for U S postal inspector duties in the area and hints at anticipation of federal service. The item reflects local reaction and ongoing wartime civic appointments amid broader national mobilization.
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Rush
U. S
Smithfeld
Utah
Sentinel
Earthquake in Los Angeles Causes Little Damage
A minor quake struck Los Angeles last week causing minimal damage. The incident is noted amid chatter about the city’s many movie stars and public reaction remains cautious.
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Los Angels
Lastos
Utah
Ghregon weighs plan to cover Mexico debts
A report suggests Ghregon considers methods to satisfy Mexico's debts. If feasible, he may share the approach with the Nfuns-Bearer Co. of Utah for potential publication.
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Ghregon
Mexico
Nfuns—Bearer Co
Utah
Not Your Position Counts in Work Recognition
A rough aphorism from Ephraim Enterprise remarks that skill and effort of a bricklayer finishing a day’s work can bring more pride than a financier hiding questionable methods.
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Ephraim
Dtah
Livery blue Sunday law sparks calls for reform
In Caldwell Idaho, a Sunday law enforcing livery regulation triggers critics who urge a crusade for reduced government and more liberty. The Idaho Tribune notes officials expanding enforcement and laments public parasites while urging farsighted leadership.
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Caldwell
Idaho Tribroe
Tributes Amid Doubt Cloud Skate Death
A terse obituary style note hints at controversy surrounding a late skater. The piece suggests rivaling factions question the deceased character while acknowledging the impact of their skating career. No definitive conclusions are provided.
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Idaho
Modern Idaho merchant aids farmers, boosts welfare
The Page Payette Idaho Independent notes a modern successful country merchant earns success by building ties with producers and actively supporting the agriculturist welfare through constructive engagement and interest.
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Payette
Idaho
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London
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