Mormon City Tour Sparks Salt Lake Reverie
A Salt Lake City visit described from the Salt Lake Temple to Brigham Young’s legacy, detailing Mormon leadership, sugar industry leadership, and the utopian beliefs and future prophecies, with commentary on the Angel Moroni statue and the envisioned gathering of tribes in North America. The piece notes rising automobile registrations and wool prices, plus rural unrest in Nebraska with farm foreclosures and beer regulation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Grant
Mormon Church
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Salt Lake City
Brigham Young
New York
Chicago
Mormon Temple
Holy Ghost
Abraham
Isaac
Jacon
Angel Moroni
Hs Mormon Church
North American
Christ
North America
Zion
Earth
Fractured OCR note: unclear scene and names
Fragmentary text describes a risky jump into water with a rope and a fall. The readable portions mention a person named Hin and a May date, but details are garbled and uncertain about outcome or location.
Kidnappers Offer 48 Hour Window for Return of McMath Child
In Harwich Mass on May 3 family spokesman William Lee announced a 48 hour period during which the kidnapers of 10 year old Margaret McMath may return her unharmed. The McMath family will pay a ransom and not prosecute if the child is returned. State police will keep the McMath home’s phone line open for suspect contact. Police meanwhile search Cape Cod area for the kidnapers and vehicle matching a described automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harwich
Mass
Pegey McNub
Heireas
Wiliam Lee
Neil McMath
Lee
Lelephone Inc
McMath
Karwighport
Cape God
Margaret McMath
Massachusetts
Hartford
Conn
Neji
Detroit
Sckoal
John Shaughnessy
Weacher Juul
Link
Mary Shaughnessy
Inter- Walon Lake Polier
Smetier
Guards kill 2 convicts at Texas prison farm
In Sugarland Texas on May 3 1971 guards Frank Harris and B H Humphrey killed two convicts A Raby and E A Brage at the Aurlem state prison farm eight miles west of the buildings as they tried to seize the guards guns during cotton fields duty. Capt A M Gwen said the convicts rushed from the side and were shot after ignoring warnings. Raby died instantly from head wounds while Brage died about an hour later at the prison hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugarland
Texas
Aurlem State
A. Raby
el Paso
E. A
Jack”) Brage
Bexar County
Frank Harris
B. H. Humphrey
A. M. Gwen
Harris
Humphrey
Bragg
Roby
Braggs
Owen
Thundershowers Shift to Warm Weather Forecast
Thundershowers early Wednesday night give way to warm spell as a south wind strengthens Thursday morning. Readings rise from a Wednesday low around 66 to near 70s by afternoon. Cloudy intervals persist with light showers possible, then dry spells after midday Thursday.
Slain Convict Linked in Two L A Crimes
KA Adack s rage 24 killed in a prison break at Sugarland Wednesday. he had prior hold up of the Plaza hotel and pleaded guilty to robbing the First State Bank of South San Antonio. He received concurrent sentences of 5 to 70 years and up to 50 years. Authorities recalled Bragg as belligerent, boasting he would not stay in prison longer than he wished.
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Adack
Sugarland
Plaza
First State Bank of
South San Antonio
Senar County
Bragg
Ghoub
Ex-Solon Calls for Prison Over $120 Gold Claim
Denver May 3 Charles 5 Thomas a former U S senator and Colorado governor and long time bimetallist asks the government to place him in the penitentiary for possessing 120 in gold He has written to Ralph L Carr district attorney objecting to President Roosevelt order that all gold be turned in to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Charles 5.Thomas
Unites States
Colorado
Gord
Ralph L. Carr
Rongevelt
Weather Forecast for San Antonio and Vicinity
Cloudy with thundershowers and warnings for Wednesday night into Thursday. Wednesday night low near 66 degrees, Thursday high around 86 degrees. Fresh southerly winds shift to westerly on Thursday. Tuesday high 84, Wednesday low 65, Wednesday high around 64. East Texas and West Texas sections show cloudy showers, warmer in the northeast, cooler in the southwest, with strengthening north winds along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
East Texas
Porton
SLAIN E. E. Brage dies after prison camp minting incident
E. E. Jack Brage, veteran convict in the Plaza hotel holdup, was shot during a minting at Harem prison camp in Sugucarel on Wednesday, dying from his injuries.
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Congress
E. E
Jack") Brage
Plaza Hotel
Dent
Sugucarel
Desist Order Issued Against Unregistered Fort Worth Finance Firm
A license and desist order was issued in Jefferson City against Consolidated Finance Company of Fort Worth and its manager Jory Weber. The state securities commission found the firm not registered in Missouri and offering sales in the state, prompting regulatory action.
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Jefferson City
Cmpany
Fort Worth
Jory Weber
J. Roas
State Securities
Fort
Fiinance
Missouri
Grackup Fatal to Kelly Grackup
Cade Herman G Davis a Kelly Heid flying student died at Statini hospital Fort Sam Houston at 11 40 am Wednesday from injuries suffered near Helotes earlier in the morning He was eight bombardment student landing at the time of the accident was flying a pursuit ship on transition training Davis was taken to the hospital by a motorist and reportedly suffered a broken leg internal injuries and was unconscious on arrival His parents Dr and Mrs Herman S Davis reside at 4922 Andover Terrace Pillsburgh
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Cade Herman G. Davis
Kelly Heid
Statini
Fort Sam Houston
Helotes
Kellyeid
Herman S. Davis
Andover Terrace
Pillsburgh
Inflation bill vote boosts cotton prices in early trading
In New Orleans on May 2 1971 traders report cotton futures jumping after house approval of inflation measures. July futures rose to 75 cents, with nearby prices climbing above previous close. Market movement set the stage for further gains into July and October contracts as prices moved higher on news.
Mother Persuades Girl's Eye Operation Begins Hopeful Outcome
In New York on May 2, Mrs. John Vance of Haxtlingeon Hudson reports her daughter underwent eye surgery prompted by a malignant behind the eye that threatened the child’s sight. The operation was ordered by a children's court and supported by the mother as best for the child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Vasco
Pris Agy
John Vance
Haxtlige-on- Hudson
Tyage
George W. Smyth
Werkechester Children's Court
Japs Shake Fist to Force Chinese Into Peace Pacts
TOKIO May 3 Japan threatened new actions to compel China into peace. a government spokesman warned the army could mount larger operations in North China if required. He refused to confirm Peiping or Tientsin occupation, but implied sanctioned action might be needed by the emperor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Ilf
China
Redistricting IL Passes at Austin
Austin May 3 The Texas legislature passed a redistricting bill to create 24 congressional districts. Three new districts go to Bexar County Panhandle Northwest Texas and Central West Texas while Galveston transfers to South Texas. Based on the 1930 census Texas would have 1421 congressmen. earlier gridling left three at large in 1932. Last real D A R dies in Ohio. Mrs Martha Storia Allen 91 died yesterday in New Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Senate
House
Bexar County
Tin Panhandle-plaingara
Northwest
Meantral
South Texas
J. Mansfield
Columbus
Blame Gang In Dynam Tling Of Explosives Near Lemont
A series of bombings hit a fairy plant early today following theft of 1900 sticks of dynamite and 2200 feet of fuse from Burton Explosive Co near Lemont. 500 pounds of dynamite missing. police say racketeers likely behind the theft. No labor or union activity reported. plant doors and windows damaged. Shriners convention opens July 11 in Atlantic City with President Hoover to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Paca
Galloway-West Company, Inc
Iinion
Shriners
Atlantic City
Hoosewelt
Fragmented rental notice with scattered figures and names
The fragmentary text lists monthly rents and addresses with several figures such as 19.00 and 340.00, plus partial names and locations. It reads as a stray rental or tenant notice with unclear dates and missing context, mentioning multiple streets and rooms but offering no clear action or deadline.
Broad power to increase currency approved in inflation plan
Washington May 3. The House approved the administration inflation program, with a 307 to 86 vote, sending the measure to conference on farm relief. The plan grants Roosevelt broad powers to expand credit and currency, including buying 3 billion in government bonds, issuing 3 billion in United States notes, and adjusting silver and gold content. Conference on farm bill to resolve Norris Simpson cost guarantee. Senate conferees to be named.
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Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Senate
Roosevelt
Cnn
Federal Reserve System
United States
House
White House
Rainey
Jones
Yexasi
Agriculture Committee
Sutmer
South Carolina
Doxey
Mississippi
Clarke
New York
Hope
Tcansins
Grater
Secretary of Naviculture
Slain Peru President Leaves Small Estate
Reports from Lima dated May 10 indicate the slain Peruvian president Tie MM. Soucher Cerro left a minimal estate. Friends said the assets amount to about four to five hundred dollars, with two decorators among the few claimed beneficiaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
Tie MM. Soucher Cerro
Zis Ierafen
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Iowa
Arthur Brisbane
E. Za King
By04., Inc
North Platte
Neb
Union Pacific
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Herbert J. Grant
The
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Anthony W. Ivine
J. Reuben Clark
Iving
William M. Ivine
Clark
Mexico
Nelall
Thomas Matnley
Allaire
New
Omaha Ber-News
Tron
Towa
Nebraska
Bryan
Tavendy
Loop
Sholesale
Sprague-Warner Co
Gil
Jack Bragg
L. A
Solon
U.S
Desist
Grackup
Kelly
Peiping
Blame Gang
Dynam
Ting
Omy
Audonienter
Paania
Monty
Gramercy
MR R el Maeva Sunin
Kil Avenue
Neenin
Amini
Alaling Hangin
Witt Berets
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