Past Week News History Sparks West Utah Updates
Western news recounts bounty on scalp legends and beef market lift as 22 feeder steers left Win Seraneda. Kabisius earns bronze and $1 for saving a Los Angeles author from drowning. Interim development talks in Ogden plan a December meeting with 25–30 Utah Idaho commerce delegates. Northern Pacific rail deals discussed. Donnelly notes possible union with Chicago Burlington. Police reward points earned by Patrolman Beynon after arrest of a robber. memorials held for Christine Stevenson in LA. Divorce case follows neighbor urging, and a school leader dies by accidental gun mishap. Local political shifts show first woman mayor, and New York Central freight disaster near Barrytown causes widespread damage. Cloud Garcia pardonee case discussed. final remarks quoted.
Washington unrest and diplomacy mix with industry and politics
President Harding met western congressmen led by Representative Smith of Cairo to push for renewed reclamation and irrigation延 expansion. The FTC will formally review acquisition of Midvale steel plants by the Bethlehem company while postal ties shift in Shanghai China.
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Harding
Smith
Cairo
Karen
Irrigation Committee
Congress
Midvale
Hethiehem Corporation
Faders Trade Commission
Twas
Ghaiiman Gossetti
Representative Johnson
Southakota
House
President Harding
Colorado River Pact Signed by Seven States and Federal Government
Seven Southwestern states Arizona California Colorado Colorado Wyoming Utah and New Mexico join with the federal government to finalize a Colorado River pact. The agreement divides upper and lower divisions and allocates annual water rights while outlining ratification and federal approval requirements and notes no anticipated Mexican objections. A later item reports a pilotless plane test over Etampes field showing responsive control from ground transmitters.
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Congress of the
United States
Mexico
Gulf of California
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
New Mexico
Wyoming
Utah
Leo's Perry
Parea
Etampes Aviation Field
Demarcy, Debouche and
Percheron
Farmers’ boots committee to invade Capitol
National Farmers council announces a committee of farmers in boots will travel to Washington. They plan conferences with members of Congress and government officials to press legislation aimed at saving farmers from disaster.
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Japan
Rentaro Mizuno
Capitol
Washington
National Farmers' Council
Farmers In Boots
Congress
Thompson Booed by Shriners at Chicago address
Chicago Mayor William Hale Thompson faced a hostile reception before about 4000 Shriners as he defended his administration. Wade, ceremonial potentate, charged the city with an unfriendly stance toward Masonic groups over lotteries at hotels, and Thompson was forced to stop his speech.
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Chicago
Hooed
William Hate) Thompson
Will
Wade
Thompson
Fragmented OCR summary request
The text is garbled OCR with mixed letters and incomplete phrases. No coherent event or names can be identified. It does not present a readable incident, person, place, or date to summarize into a newspaper card.
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Blayton
Kaysville
Dear Miss Brooks Hobby Guidance From a Utah Corner
A long reader correspondence from Utah seeks hobby ideas and age appropriate social guidance. Miss Brooks suggests self guided study, writing, and library resources while answering questions about birthdays lucky days colors and relationships.
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Miss Brooks
Fragmented Verse and Interlaced Letters in Obscure Note
A mixed OCR page blends archaic poetry with personal letters and Q A notes. It contains fragmented lines about fate memory and sleep, then shifts to a reader asking questions about luck and dating etiquette. The text includes names and dates but is garbled and interleaved with stray questions.
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Brooks
Denis
Wea
Hiomare
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F. Bellare Bes
Winsemuc
Etx Lynx
Peanon
Win Seraneda
Charies W. Kabisius
Balt Lake
Prevent
Southern Branch
University of California
Carnngia Boro Fund
Los Angeles
Rowning
Intermountain Development
Webar Club
Ogilen
Idaho
Hericago
Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northern Pacific
Charles Donnelly
Road
Saint Paul
Richard Beynon
Salt Lake
Joseph B. Harbidge
Charles Williams
Nagro
D. I. Mullmar
Inter
Ty Police
Moroni
Christine Wetherill Stevenson
Philadelphia
W. L. Whily
Disabled Veterans of Americs
Butte
Ater
Mra Bertha Que Britton
Show
Hare Tenuing Fant
George A. Still
American School of Teopethyst
Kirkinville
Hairoeta
L. W. Little
Oman
Dea Morres
Mra
A. Morris
Ayring
Cart Garver
New York Central
Astor Tunnel
Barrytown
United States Postal Agency
Shanghi
China
Director of Communications
Chestofan
Oregon
Wilkin A. Amily
White House
George
Christin
Billy
Chatrovan Volstead
Hill Republican
Mary Tind
Kia Will
Department of Justicew
Haynes
Senate Publichunds Committee
Montana
Walsh
Midwest OU
Baron Sonnino
Orient
Kizure
Osaka
Henry P. DuBellet Jr
New Orlwans
Russia
Re’ial
Sweden
Grien
New York City
New York
Comenn
Wing Mane Smieilad Ly
Aisale Wea
Siltman Bipes
Curaton
Colorado River Commission
Helen Brooks
Salt Lake C
Mise Brooks
Countess Gruffanuff
J. W
Margie
Springville
Little Joes
Preston News
Preston
Wilford Hansen
Mink Creek
Ida
Addrma
Lila
Hirh
Wanda
Warner
Lile
Piwnik
Bey
D. Mr Pleasant
Columbia
Sonora
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Fox
Howsh Moin
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Beit Biya
VAPO
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Salt Lake City
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