Mexican Attaches Story of Drowning Two Girls in Salt River
In Grohe Arizona a man named Olds is jailed after a dubious tale about being abducted by two Mexican men while with two girls. The girls Mula and Myrtle Gaswick aged around 12 and 14 were found drowned in Salt River twenty four miles from town. The incident follows a week of rumors and a violent clash near Globe.
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Bering Bheaca
Globe
MiSs Stare
Helen
Giobe
Wesley Goaswick
Olds
Pocatello Hosts Intermountain Highways Conference
The second annual Intermountain Highway Association convention met in Pocatello Idaho to plan interstate road improvements. Officers Ferr Sher Man and William Walfin were reelected president and secretary treasurer respectively. Delegates adopted a plan to urge Congress to authorize a 1 000 000 acre highway system administered by a national highway authority and approved a highway committee to draft a uniform plan for interstate roads with a fifteen ton bridge load requirement.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Sher
Dubl
William Walfin
Trenaiier
Logan
Ifteh
Intermountain
Congress
A& National
Fee
Desperate Shootout Ends in Heber City Deputy Death
In Heber City Utah a deputy sheriff Screges of Manston killed rival POGSE TRAILING DESPERADO after a ranch confrontation near Thexdors. Partner Al Murdock died. Murdock and Aliks reported as readers of a gang linked to Cosrada Steh and Wyoming theft rings.
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Heber City
Utan
al Murdock
Screges
Manston
Wroombe
Hire
Thexdors
Meeks
Kore
Baitie
Murdeck
Bard
Murdock
Aiseks
Canhs
Steh
Cosrada
Wyoming
Fragmented Chilean Disaster Reports and Far-Reaching Aftermath
A damaged transcript details a devastating Chilean event with coastside impact and vast casualties. It notes authorities examining mangled remains, searches, and ongoing investigations. Names and places are partially obscured, but references to loss, survivors, and emergency responses surface amid chaotic reporting.
Royal Fleet Parade At Spithead Salutes King and Queen
One hundred eighty five ships from eighteen nations gathered at Spithead to honor King George and Queen Mary aboard the Victoria and Albert. British sovereignty sailed in a vast international fleet with 167 British warships and 18 others, a showcase described as the greatest naval display to date. The royal yacht led the line as each ship fired a thunderous salute, witnessed by diplomats including John H. Mond, US envoy, and cheering crowds along the Solent.
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George
Mary
Spithead
Delaware
Victoria
Albart
John Hsre Hammond
Genedal
United States
Crowsing Feativiies
Great Britain
Vistoria
Massive U S Warship Set for Government Trials
Montesan Island Maine reports the largest American war ship due for government trials. The vessel will run the government course off Monroe Island with speeds aiming at 325 knots per hour, followed by a four hour sustained speed test and a coal consumption evaluation.
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Montesan Island
Utah
Monroe Island
Salt Lake Missing Party Returned After Search
A party of seven led by Joseph Nelson, missing for fifty tours on Crest Salt Lake, was found returning to Sanitaly Saturday at noon. They faced an unknown boating incident amid gasoline launch dangers and a looming storm, prompting extensive searching to ensure their safety.
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Salt Lac Clay
Joseph Nelson
Crest Salt Lake
Ehetter Opassland
Dissatisfaction With Spain's Reply Returns to Paris
In Paris a Madrid protest to Britain questions the Spanish cabinet reply on Britain's demand for clarification of its intentions regarding the completion of Zion Arish and Alcoray. Foxland seeks more precise information on Spain's H O Tartan program.
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Paris
Madrid
Great Britain
Alcoray
Foxland
Spsin
Senate committee backs statehood vote with reservations
The Senate committee voted six to three to report favorably the House resolution admitting New Mexico and Arizona to statehood with the proviso that parts of the two constitutions be submitted again to the people. Amendments to the House resolution were made.
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Washington
Senate
Keturdar
House
New Mexico
Arteoua
Fragmented OCR Note on Adoption Meeting and Schedule
Incomplete text describes an adoption event and a request for a meeting. It mentions a person asked for a donation and a planned activity on Saturday. The legible fragments reference a Saplisn week and a possible business or public meeting.
Merger of Union Pacific and Southern Pacific Cleared by Court
The government’s bid to halt the Union Pacific from controlling the Southern Pacific was dismissed by Judge John A Marshall in federal court. The ruling cites a long-running suit filed February 1908 and indicates the government will appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Salt Lake City
Union Pacific
Union Pacifif
Federal
John A. Marshall
Isneed
United States
Wighth
St. Louis
Ealt Lake
St Louis
St. Paul
United States Supreme Court
Elmer B. Adamsa
Sanborn
von Supremes Court Insew. Vandeventer
William & Hook
Adams
Hmwar
Gas Wrecks Stanley Hotel in Estes Park Colorado
An explosion of gas partially wrecked the Stanley Hotel built for 500000 dollars in Estes Park on Sunday night. Eight persons were injured including Elizabeth Wilson a hats employee whose both ankles were broken after being hurled from a doorway. The west wing was destroyed and the panic arose as guests had not retired for the night.
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Estes Park
Cub
Stanley
Elizabeth Wilson
Asté
U S Exports to Argentina Surpass Imports in 1919 Trade
Washington reports the United States exports nearly three times as many boots and shoes to Argentina as it imports from that country. Total US imports from all nations in 1919 totaled $124,953, while shipments to Argentina reached $283,045 for boots and shoes, dominated by fancy stock items and luxury goods.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Atabe Hopt Sritan’s Troupe in Turbulent Frontline Tale
In a northeastern town near Hodeidak, Turkish forces retreat as Mahomed Ali Ba’s column pulls back. Civilians report cheapennic fighting in close quarters with dagger wounds. about a thousand Turkish settlers are displaced amid chaos and surprise maneuvers.
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Fadellah
Sishotash
Hodeidak
Mahomed Ali Basma
San Bernardino Picnic Poisoning Leaves Sixty Five Affected
Report from San Bernardino describes a poisoning incident at a picnic near a resort city where sixty five children are ill. Authorities test laboratory samples from twelve treated children and remove a suspect from blame while investigations continue into possible contagion or contaminated ice cream.
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San Bernardino
Farmar Found in tletern Fowler Ind
A tarnished item was found near Fowler Indiana. The report notes a person named Larven or Parmer involved in a dispute over a two year old animal. The text is garbled but references a search, a band, and a possible quarrel over ownership or custody.
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Fowler
Parmer
Beant
Ge Ax
Unclear Input Fragment From Historical Page
The readable text is garbled and reveals no coherent event names dates or places to summarize into a valid news item or notice. No identifiable persons organizations or actions can be confirmed for a proper T and S.
Controversial Alaska Coal Claim Dismissals Told
Washington reports say Chief Forester Pinchot and several officials were removed from public service amid the Cunningham Alaska coal land controversy. Interior confirms the Morgan-Guggenheim claims were disallowed, ending their bid to develop Alaska coal assets. Attorneys threaten a Supreme Court appeal but only on points of law, not findings. The Cunningham issue sparked the Ballinger-Pinchot probe and led to dismissals. New York reaction notes some relief within the family.
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Washington
Cunningham
United States Supreme Court
Iss
Foot
Department
Ballinger-Pincher
Congress
Public Service
Forester
Haford Pinchot
Louis R. Glavis
Cacellation of the calms cited as proof against coal monopoly
A fragmented quote argues that the cancellation of claims by the administration demonstrates effort to stop fraud and monopoly in Alaska. It notes Pinchot's fortunes pivot on claims and labels the cancellations as necessary to protect the public from fraudulent filings.
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Gifford Pinchot
Aisgea
Alaska
Provisional Government Fair in Coming Presidential Vote
Martin City report says the provisional government will show no favoritism in the upcoming presidential election as President de la Barra replies to a critic about General Geronimo fino who has not formally declared candidacy. The piece notes partisan questions and government attitude amid legal cases in Angelés and New Orleans style references.
Untitled Local Crime Sketch Reveals Violent Incident
Fragmentary OCR text describes a violent incident with multiple individuals named Hyersbirk Towne Pudson and others. It mentions killings by and against several persons, including references to a boarder, neighbors, and an apparent pursuit or investigation. The passage is largely garbled with improper names and phrases, but centers on a deadly event and involved parties.
Abandonment of Military Posts Ordered by War Secretary
The secretary of war orders abandonment of several old posts to consolidate the army. General Leonard Wood informs the House committee that frontier brigades and recruiting stations remain unaffected. Troops will relocate to Panama and Hawaii, with lands and buildings subject to potential sale after congressional approval. Fort Meade and Fort Assiniboine are named among likely closures.
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Washington
Oheast
Cabot
Secretary of War
Leonard Wood
House Committee On
War Department
Roncontinental
Ines
Panama
Hawaii
Congress
Rosen
Kane
Fort Meade
South
Nakota
Fort Assinihyvian
Mont
Emmett Idaho News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Emmett church residents vow to oppose moving picture shows. A Washington physician plans a $15,000 sanitarium at Heyburn park. A man shot himself at Davis ranch near May. Boise voters approve $249,000 bond issue by a wide margin. Northern Idaho extension from Emmett to Smiths Ferry promises labor demand. Samuel Weeks named presiding elder in Rigby stake. Haying rush hits Nampa with labor shortages. Western Idaho Press Association to meet in Nampa July 5 and 16. Peach orchard harvest yields praised as drought lingers. Washington county farmers reap first Bi faif crop amid good weather. A drowning near Boise records third in two weeks. Paris branch of the Short Line nearly complete with freight service open. Burley to Keaton and Bletfeld Taft lines under rapid progress. Danilo Page killed by lightning in Idaho Falls. Sugar factory crop conditions praised in Nampa. Reward offered for two robbers who killed a conductor on an Oregon Short Line. Grace Loughren, ex-superintendent, a fugitive in a high-profile case. Idaho Republicans split between Taft and La Follette at the national convention. Protests about Payette project reservoir presented to Governor Hawley. Summer hostel planned at Nampa for students who failed last year. Interior secretary awards Blaney Brothers contract for main south side canal work. Legislature trims guard salaries to 7000 dollars. State debt payment funds adjusted. Interest grows in Taisha trail rumors and state horticultural inspector reports inquiries about Idaho Pratt. Oregon Short Line ties and Mente bids discussed.
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Davis Ranch
Afay
Boise
Hinho
Emmett
Smith's Ferry
Payetta Lakes
Samuel Weeks Ban
Palisade
Rigby
Idaho
Nampa
Everal Farms
Idahye Rress Association
Thera
Kiberta
Sam Nihart
Washington County
Whem John
Idaho Fally
Namom
Aliyn
William K Dd
Oregon
Fremont County
Ruben Scott
Pear Hamer
Hugh A. Whitnes
Hamer
Grace Loughren
Bannock County
Abe
Burah
Taftay
LaFollette
Esgy & Warkington Dispatch
Azlmuet
Payette
Hawley
Feaucse
Mammoth Reservoir
Secretary of the Interior
Tasha Trilf
Andréesa
Agaragy
Seaman seeks inquiry into iron company collapse
Arg. B. C. Seaman, famed actor Bly, asks Governor Dix to open hearings on the iron company after the death of her millionaire husband. The firm, once run by Seaman, now faces control by a guardian as thieves and forgers post $36,000 bail each. Seaman values her loss at 2,500,060 dollars.
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Eaximegre
B.C. Saaman
Dix
Iron and Company
Nantucket Tragedy Aboard Boat House Fire Claim Two Women
Miss Helen Wilen of New York and Mildred De Haven of Brooklyn died in a fire at William Barnes Jr boat house on Commercial Wharf Nantucket. Barnes's valet Ulysses PaHud died trying to aid them. Myar Low Weed Barnow and Thomas Kerr attempted rescue. The young ladies were in service in the boat zones when the fire occurred.
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Nantucket
Mass
Helen Wilen
New York
Milas Mildred de Haven
Commission Allows Through Rate Adjustments Without Filing
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled on Monday that when the through rate equals the sum of intermediate rates a carrier may reduce the cash rate to match the intermediate totals without applying to the commission. Such adjustments may raise concerns of discrimination against intermediate points.
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Washington
Interstate Commeres Commission
Audi
Clark denounces tariff plan for extra session
Speaker Champ Clark issued a formal statement condemning President Taft's proposed tariff reform. He argued the entire tariff should be revised and that the Democratic party would unite to ease the nation's burden.
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Washington
Champ Clark
Taft
Hamburg Steamer Detained for Quarantine in New York
The Hamburg steamship, traveling from Genoa and Naples, arrived Sunday and was held at quarantine for observation. Health officials report the ship likely carried a suspected case of fever from a quarantine area.
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New York
Hamburg
Genoa
Naples
Stolern
Public Safety Notice on Post 1811 Parway Accident Reports
The report requires all parways to be tapped after May 3, 1811 to report to the interstate commerce authority any collision death or serious injury. The notice calls for prompt communication by telegraph or telseraph to record any fatal accident affecting persons on the route.
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Warkington
Fily
Interstate Commerce
Telseraph
Coltisius
Parsons
The Clea Widow Winter Warps into Old Relation
A fragmented note references a center folder and a dispute over an offer at a port, mentioning a widow and a winter retreat. The language is garbled but signals a historical or literary setting with a contested advancement and a named character linked to a tense moment.
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Forester Pinchot
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Grtie Mmemani'gal
Pangéles Times
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Chiana
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Hyersbirk
W. B. Pudson
Harshant
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Ann
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Morgan Madson
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Hasse
Maris Weat
Mirginis
Selitey F. Wae
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Leonard H. Woor
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Nelson
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