Hidden Gran Ees and Carthage Murders Ignite Mormon Tensions
The article recounts the unrest surrounding Joseph Smith era events, including the killings of the Smith brothers by a Carthage militia, Emma Smith’s secret burial of their bodies, and ongoing controversy over Mormon sects. It notes later attempts to identify skeletal remains and the involvement of church leaders in reorganizing rites and memorials.
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Enea
Minais
Carthage Grays
Uil
To Brothers
Joseph Smith
Emma
Neurav
Alvers
Briphaw Joung
al Frederick M. Smith
Tedepend
Church of
Jesus Christ
Leaner Dur
Hemri
Jd. A. Gardner
Clyereh
Escayarians
Will Erect Tomb at Same Spot
Kansas City report states plans to place a tomb at the same site following the discovery of Tysen Sinita, founder of Mon and Tisram, with details on the reorganization and associated authorities guiding the arrangement.
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Kansas City
Jay
Tysen Sinita
Mon
Tisram
Kern Will Preach on Training of Ethical Character
A local meeting upcoming in February will feature Kern Will delivering a sermon on the topic Training of Ethical Character. A plan has been prepared by Mr. BLOM Kupper to serve as reader or facilitator at the gathering.
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Kern
Griae
Blom Kupper
Here and There By Telegraph Fragment
Fragmented OCR text shows unreadable lines with foreign words and stray names. The readable parts mention telegraph items and a dated line January 18. No coherent event, person, or place can be confirmed for a concise summary.
Russian Faces Trial in Moscow Broadcasts Mention Kiev
Russian officials prepare for trial while TV coverage from Moscow includes references to Kiev. An unrelated headline reports a steel plant death in Chicago as veteran workers at a steel works die today.
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Jin
Organi
Collegina Sujwea Tac
Kiev Oon
Tae
Sleever Rousing in Wichita Sleeper Case
In Wichita Kansas a sleeping soldier, Col Warber, was reportedly roused only briefly after 72 hours of wakefulness. He had slept for long stretches and at times could not be awakened, with neighbors noting limited awareness during the incident and police involvement beginning Tuesday.
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Sleever
Wichita
Kas
Jaw
Warber
Tod
Wilal Tece
School Girls Killed in Chicago Train Disaster
Fragments report an accident in Chicago involving schoolgirls and a train near elevated tracks. Readers are urged to follow further updates for complete details on casualties and locations.
Fragmented ad copy on cold remedy misreads
The readable text shows an advertisement style fragment for a cold and flu remedy. It mentions a product name or brand and a generic claim about relief from colds and influenza, but the exact wording and details are garbled.
CHUCAGU POET HERE ON HIKE IN BREEZY COUNTRY
A fragmentary report tracks a young red headed poet on a hiking journey from Althoaza toward Anconie. The writer notes travels through towns and countryside sections, describing the trek as his first in years and recounting the rough route across eastern and northern areas.
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Althoaza
Xem Anconie
Ehinger
Chi
Aged Man Forced to Sleep in Dallas Street Station
An elderly man was forced to sleep in a Dallas street station amid a tense, unclear incident. Local authorities respond as witnesses report distress and seek shelter for the vulnerable individual. Police canvass nearby areas for context and care options.
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Ao Tivearoll
Dallas Street
Sune
Liquor Loosens His Tongue Man Confesses
A man accused in a theft case reportedly loosened his tongue after drinking, leading Haddox to claim he would be taken into custody. The brief item notes a loosening of restraint and subsequent arrest steps.
Army Orders from Washington in War Office Memos
The Army issues notice from Washington dated January 1 listing officers and postings. Names include William J. Davis, Arthur J. Compton, Albert J. Fed, and Raymond Gouver. The item references medical board reviews and battalion assignments, with various ranks and stations noted in the fragment.
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Jam
Zatlewin Army
Ture Ween
Willaem J. Davis
Ant
Fort
Slovgm
Arthur J. Compton
My Ci
As. Medical Board
Vhiewne Gapts
Albert J. Fedeles
Batcnelor
Benes
Eagarly Teeehley
Toy Leek
Raymon Geouver
Bon
Cold Continues Threatening Fruit on West Coast
The cold spell lingered across California’s coast, burying potted fruit plants as growers faced frost risk. At 2 am the thermometer hit 26 degrees, while a protective breeze helped keep cold air out. The eastern San Bernardino Valley including Redlands and San Bernardino saw slightly warmer conditions after Tuesday night.
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Riversil
Cal
Vuesiay Wight
San Bernardino Valley
Redlands
San Bernardino
Composer Fights Great Ted Lewis in a Jazz Feud
New York Saturday reports a dispute between pianist 1-Up-Lea Lewis and Maurie Rubens over orchestral leadership. Ted Lewis reportedly interrupted, declaring I am the great Ted, leading to a court confrontation amid backstage tensions at a Friday theater event.
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New York
Lea Lewis
Bis
Maurie Rubens
Maurie
Ted
Staurie
Leta
Mexico plans to use eight American planes
El Paso reports customs had held four Douglas military planes at Nestles Arizona for over a year. The planes, destined to fight lunatic religious rebels in Duliseo, are now set for service in Mexico. May Roberto Vierry and three others travel via Nogales to rescue three more planes. The fourth plane will go to Mesilla in Lower California as lifting the arms embargo makes the aircraft usable by the Mexican government.
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EL Paso
Tesday
Nestles
Ariz
Art
Duliseo
May
Roberto Vierry
Nogales
Elasse
Messeuli
Califormia
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