Turmoil and Fires Hit Southern Utah and California
Telegraphic tales report a string of disasters and crimes over the past week. A fire destroyed much of a small town near Mace, with $1500 damage and injuries. A train wreck near Sandy, Utah left five dead and several injured after a washout caused by floodwater. Bank embezzlement arrests surface in Los Angeles while a large cash shipment is seized by Miley company. Convictions of Industrial Workers of the World members follow in Los Angeles court, and a Farmington, Utah train incident claims a young life. A Philadelphia prison break, a Shelby bank closure, and a deadly motor-train collision near a four rail line are noted amid other incidents.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Wat
Sandy
Utah
K. Remnswick
Enemier
HH. Bennett
Contempt Guilty Verdicts and Notable 1920s Briefs
Carl C. Magee of Albuquerque was found guilty of contempt on seven counts in Judge Leahy's court, with four citations resulting in twenty days in county jail for each. Also noted are remarks on United States Steel, Premier Baldwin, and various global and U.S. figures, including Harding's Alaska trip, Ford family births, a Belgian court martial, storm and flood damages, sea and shipping disruptions, and heat-related deaths across Maine.
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Carl C. Magee
Albuquerque
N. M
J. Leahy
Magee
Que
County
Sal
Form Wound Coil Used by Amateurs
Amateur electrical workers use form wound coils when coils cannot be wound directly on cores. Coils are wound on a form matching the finished length, with extra insulation. Dimensions exceed core size by about one eighth inch for the other two sides. A wooden block with a central axle serves as the core form.
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E. Watson
Homebuilt coil winding spooling and winding guide
Step by step notes describe making a small coil spool with end pieces a core and a crank rod. It covers boring holes, gluing, tap fittings, winding technique, insulating layers, binding with tape and shellac, and careful layering to avoid wobble during operation.
Idaho Short News Notes From All Part
Idaho entries report Arimo seeking incorporation, accidents at St Anthony grounds clip, Pingree canal washout, tragic death near Acon, Jackson lake release, Tyhee stockyard support, Burley Midwest show July 24 25, Hailey bid for 1924 state Legion convention, arrests in Focatello and Dubois, bank clerk arrest in Los Angeles, multiple drownings, hospital trustees appointment, Boise postal gains ranking, 1921 state securities interest, various arrests and local incidents with minimal details.
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Boise
George W. Lewis
Dubois
Pocatello Department of Justice
Lewia Elmer Tapree
Obregon Orders May Stop Feud at Mexicali Riot
In Mexicali Lower California police state and federal agents vow no more violence after Sunday night battle that left three dead and several wounded including five seriously. Mayor Juan Loera and Congressman Covarrubias led deposed councilmen in an attempt to seize the city treasurer’s offices prompting police action.
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Mexicali
California
Juan Loera
Ricardo Covarrubias
Loera
Covarrubias
Guillermo Guillen
Jose Lugo
Wyoming Solons In Extra Session
Wyoming lawmakers met in an extraordinary session to amend the state farm loan act. They would cut interest from 6 to 5 percent and raise individual loan limits from 5 000 to 20 000 dollars. The prior amendments were nullified due to a clerical omission.
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Wyoming Solons
Heyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Ross
Nine Injured In Subway Crash At 207 Street and Jerome
Nine people were injured in a rear end collision between two Interborough Rapid Transit trains at 207 Street and Jerome Avenue. Six were taken to Fordham Hospital, the rest received emergency treatment or went home. Several passengers suffered minor bruises.
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New York
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Two Hundred and Seventh Street
Jerome Avenues
Fordham Hospital
Sydney Strike Tense Amid Rail Tampering Arrests
Tension rose in the Sydney area as authorities disclosed a rail had been removed on the Sydney and Louisburg railway shortly before an express passed. Two individuals were arrested for jamming a switch with iron at a Spit nearby. tampering was discovered in time to avert an accident.
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Sydney
N. S
Sydney and
Louisburg
Washington Descendant Dies in Charlestown
Announcement lists Samuel Waller Washington a 70 year old lawyer and descendant of George Washington's brothers John Augustine and Colonel Samuel Washington. The report notes his death occurred in Charlestown West Virginia on Sunday with the obituary appearing Monday.
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Washington
Charlestown
W. Va
Samuel Waller Washington
George Washington
John Augustine Washington
Samuel Washington
Mathare
Samuel Walter Washington
Six Convicts Escape From Eastern Penitentiary
Six convicts escaped from the Eastern penitentiary in Philadelphia after climbing or over the wall and fled into the surrounding area. Authorities have launched a manhunt and warned residents to stay alert as the escape prompts renewed scrutiny of prison security and guard routines.
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Ste
Eastern State Penitentiary
Philadelphia
Melday
Easten
Ratu
Fragmented OCR note on events and names
A garbled OCR fragment mentions dates and names with no clear event. It references a whale, a tide, and possible dates or places but lacks coherent details or a readable storyline.
Fragmentary Travel Note Sparks Edgeworth Letter Theme
An incomplete passage discusses Valpara iso promises of travel and tobacco pleasures, hinting at a reader’s home town connections and global wanderings. It mentions a Fort Wayne, Indiana, letter from W. E. Bromley of Edgeworth fame as a botanical or tobacco related reference point.
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Old Town
W.E. Bromley
Edgeworth
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Habe
Cantral
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Wiliam J. Hurns Detective Regency
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Southern California
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FE. K. Miley Company
Dupree
First National Bank
Dullars
Vénho
United States
Pocatello
Federal Grand Jury
Industrial Workers of the World
Tri Angeles
Sara Niclson
Farmington
Cink
Farmineton Errawinsr
Beels
First State Bank of
Shelby
James A. Johnson
Preaidun
Saniwitch
Wintorr
Gmber
Waterville
Tone Havle
Wredurick A. Gouk
Artie Axjlurer
Tederek Cam Jury
Cleveland
Chiteen
Thurwtay
Elbert
Gary Sutuntuy
United States Steel Corporation
Baldwin
House of Contin
Margulis Curwen
House of Lords
Altins
Germany
John DL Norkfeller
Tarrytown
Gor
Harding
Alaska
Wm. KR. Day
United States Supreme Court
Hia Summer Ome
Alichizan
Merritory
Henry Ford
Edsel Word
Ford
Henry Ind Edsel B, Jr
Edsel Ford
Mrs. Ford
Eleanor C. Lay
Aix la Chapelle
Count von Keller
Ludwig and
Aingender
Secife
Lorbeer
Montevideo
Ite Panema Ani Wriday
Atlantic
Munson Tner
Crvan
Maine
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Vranve
Fanden
Howlan
Neil
Conlin Katwaday
Billie Pienee
Siseim Emhade
Abe Muir
Tunison
Hare
Idaho
Porstello
Arimo
Rangock County
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Tackfoot
Aberdeen-Springfield Canal
Pingree
Aberdeen
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Mra
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Acon
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Tyhee
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Burley
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American Legion
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Tom Set
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Arthur Avenue
Sugar City
Melvin David Fry
Ada County
J. A. Burton
Hot Springs
Newdale
Elmer Harris
Jne Richie
Towele County
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Rufus Beach
Lincoln
Here
J. J. Collins
Pocatello General Hospital
Springfield
Mass
LaIwell
John F. Wonenyard
Bote
Ida
Ay Fe
Henry Tae Bart
Secret Wervicw
Marie Vaile
Hotwnon Harm Tetin
Vaile
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AIY Khvem
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von Koller
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Valpara
Larus & Brother Co
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Lara & Brother Company
South Tit Street
Yar Edgeworth
Larus Bro
Daisy Fly Killer
Miae
Valie
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