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Newspaper
Parowan Times
Location
Parowan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
5
A terse report of seven days of department events in the post, noting wire and press items. mentions Huey Feeder and related administrative matters in a concise telegraphic style.
Governor Cleset enacts extradition orders for alleged fraudsters and war era suspects amid a breakdown of law enforcement. Reports detail robberies, political turmoil, bank heists, and industrial strikes across multiple states with names of officials, cities, and institutions appearing in the scrambled text. The piece also notes military and economic pressures shaping policy responses.
The 1919 licensing statistics show a strong postwar shift in drunkenness patterns across England and Wales. London and Northern England report higher percentages of convictions, with Greater London accounting for about 20 percent of population and 24 percent of convictions. December shows spikes in female and club registrations as war revivals alter drinking culture and enforcement.
A wartime dispatch notes aircraft support for fishermen along Chesapeake Bay. The report describes patrols and cargo deliveries by naval planes, aiding local crews with safety and supplies amid ongoing tensions and weather challenges near coastal waters.
Workmen on the Anadolio highway faced a dangerous task as 89 rattlesnakes were found in a nest along the route. They opened five holes and removed about 40 tons of debris while avoiding the snakes. The crew backed away as rattlers surged from piles, delaying the project but avoiding injuries.
Unclear text shows Turkmen or Turkish regional power Turkgov Karrassounde in Anatolia facing unrest. Agha Qawnan allegedly seeks favor with Greek and Tureg figures while streets erupt over a crackdown on fashion and spirits. Reports mention women’s dress restrictions and public disorder amid leadership tension.
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A garbled, OCR like fragment references royal critique and articles by Gorges or related to Boasish mromrrcby. The text hints at 16th year events, lane majesty, and prose defending or challenging authority, but readability is too weak to identify concrete names, dates, or outcomes.
British coal miners vote 40 cent per ton wage increase as a strike, threatening mass stoppage across the industry. Government and owners clash over pricing and production, with potential European coal shortages if production halts.
In a Kentucky speech Bard addresses federal trade policy and Mexico relations. He outlines Democratic lines, critiques administration approaches, and emphasizes domestic economic priorities during the campaign.
The text appears to note profiteering concerns in New York involving a senator and a luncheon event. It references William Gale and a senate committee with allegations of financial impropriety during the last year, amid political discourse on ethics and accountability.
A scrambled local political item references Senator Hardigg and opponents in an AL state forum. The text mentions an address at a prognd event and a day of campaigning with various names garbled, indicating a routine midterm style political appearance and party activity.
A government official reiterates no representation for rural producers and states transit action will not be withheld to manipulate prices. The statement centers on farm concerns and potential impacts on commodity movements.
A person dubbed a counterfeiter was found guilty by Bedera court after a trial in which the accused faced charges of producing bogus currency. The defendant, identified as Tug, now awaits sentencing in federal prison.
A disorderly incident occurred Thursday when a group gathered near Greenies following an attack on a person from the Southern Cotton district. Authorities arrived to restore order as tension cooled.
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