Telegraphic Tales of Busy Readers and Noted Events
Seven day wire digest reports a Salt Lake County murder case involving Deputy Sheriff Gordon Stewart and Joseph Irvine while Utah antichastity laws surface in court. Major fires across the plains cause millions in damages. investigations extend to Twin Falls and Montreal as officials pursue suspects and confirm losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Gantner
Salt Lake City
Gordon Stewart
Joseph W. Irvine
Peta Ac
Gardner
Turbulent Backstage Appointments and Global War Sketches
A garbled chronicle lists a flurry of 1920s era names and events. Bert S Haney in Oregon is mentioned in a Harding context with a Me Wil success claim, while Chimber Tit and a clath resignations are hinted. The piece references Chinese government actions, an American envoy, and an indemnity case in Kalean, 122. It notes Norway politics, a visit by President Harding, and Lausanne conference progress on Turkish Greek reparations. It closes with scattered references to executions, church leaders, and international diplomacy across Europe and Moscow, with several unclear personal names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert S. Haney
Oregon
Harding
Clath
Jane
Wormer
Wood
Wilson
Santa Boraba
Vranche Sayre
Daueletor
Witeon
Charles Colman
Kalean
Portugal
Norway
Blehr
Kuseno
Bebe
Indiana
Northwest
Cora Philips
Los Angeles
South America
California
Ruhr
Communista
Remacheld
Elbarfeld
Lausanne
Ouchybhatenn
State Department
Wourt
Nagwor An Forelan Ghisa
Tim
Sponteh
Seormary Hughes
Peace settles Greco Turkish crisis with reparations accord
United States Representative helps broker a wide settlement ending hostilities between Greece and Turkey. Greece admits moral responsibility for wartime devastations in Ala Minor and renounces indemnity. Turkey gains Karagatch railway district from Karaeteh to the Bulgarian frontier and ships captured since 1918 are restored. Winister Grew aided by conveying a state department appeal to stop renewed fighting and protect American investment. Venizelos and Ismet exchange seats to seal the accord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausannes
Venizelos
Tamet Pasta
Ala Minor
Greece
Turkey
Karagatch
Karaeteh
Greve
Winister
Jamet
State Department
Near East
M. Venizelos
Ismet
M. Diamandi
Besla Ismet
Auto Bandits Stage Precision Hold Up in City
Five armed men seized payroll money near the Mint Ove mine complex after a Walwick train stop. G A Roberts, poet master of thiarity, and Warry Kouhan resisted, exchanged shots, and were overpowered before authorities halted the bandits. Approximately $45,000 was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eightees Pemsons
Mayer Machine Company
Rochester N
New York
Dethyer
Colorado
Tattrond Valuathon
Soonerite Probises
Mundarantal Mpertatow
Amarin
Apunkere Baturiay
Contorenioe
Cinerea Falirca
Ralianda
Wallinel
Amd Ad. JoUried
Vail
Perinapeet
Menator Rubert M. da Folletto
Wisconsin
Carpenter Hee Prantof
Yretlinluars
Hebel Pewlyere
Chicago
Elvertiaing
Stanton
Satimlay
G. A. Roberts
Thiarity
Penta Lark
Ana Pernod
Focal Post
Apta
Roberts
Kenhen
Tt Heliher
Army Aviator Sets New Record in Lone Plane Flight
Army aviation reports indicate aviator Marrinun 65 Crocker achieved a new record in a solo flight. The mission departed from Chomate fold and covered substantial distance with details on time and duration varying in sources. An indictment related to a former agent was noted but unconnected to the flight record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crocker
Ted
James Mr. Doadlittle
Tahos
Satantay
Bernie Werky
Thomtemant Theoltttie
Army Aviation
Chomate Fold
Tentent
Pete
Fragmented OCR note on town war and events
Fragmented text appears to reference local events or a town scene with unclear names, dates, and places. Readable elements include mentions of wartime or communal activity and calls for involvement. The legible bits offer little concrete facts to form a full summary.
Idaho Short News Notes run through several events
A string of brief Idaho items covers a range of incidents. Oregon Short Line begins air survey under Chief Engineer Wok, and a line from Kogeran.inho to Wells, Nevada is proposed. Sheriff Lufkin reports a major still seized near Roberts. A premature dynamite blast on a farm northeast of here kills John Erickson, 40. Grand jury called over funds shortage against J. J. Crowley. Fire damages a frame dwelling in Blackfoot. Acquittal returned in murder case of William Millick. Foreman Glassburn gravely injured horning a vicious animal. Floyd Sandusky found not guilty of murder. Bryan Proctor fatally crushed in engine roundhouse accident. Isaac Warren escapes from state penitentiary. A trail project starts in Salmon forest area. Kuna bank vault lock foiled by intruders. Pioneer day events named in Idaho. Seed testing urged for standard certification. Wayne Melynis, 9, struck by automobile near Mahio Palls. Rotary clubs unite for Roy Scout work. Wake Pals Abd tram wins state contest at Boise. Victoria Van Toan recovers from injuries after a car accident near Lewiston. Transportation shows Millett distributive impact for April. Henry W Tudor to receive honorary degree May 1 from University of Germany.
Rebels End Armed Struggle In Ireland Says Document From De Valera
A May 24 document captured from Republican forces urges cessation of armed revolt. It praises sacrifice, defends national honor, and says laying down arms is patriotic. A parallel Free State statment signed by Republican chief of staff Frank Aitken confirms the call to end the uprising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Romon de Valera
Jnader
Soldiers of Liberty
Legion of the
Free State
Frank Aitken
Germans Plan Mortgage for Debts Berlin
Germany outlines a reparations program built on a nationwide real estate mortgage. The plan envisages taxing every square inch of German soil to pay former fees for thirty years, starting with agricultural lands and industrial properties. Initial annual receipts are set at 500 million gold marks, rising toward about one billion as metropolitan real estate is mortgaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Texas Gunman Eludes Posse in Grapeland Shootout
Deputy Jesse English died at a sanitarium near Grapeland after Sunday night gunfire during an arrest attempt on two escaped convicts. A citizens' posse with bloodhounds hunted escaped murderer Tom Davis, alleged to have shot English. Davis' accomplice R. L. Clark was captured and jailed in Crockett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Grapeland
Tex
Jesse English
Citizens
Tom Davis
R. L. Clark
Davis
Companio
Clark
Crockett
Turkey Commerce Treaty Sought Washington
Preliminary negotiations for a treaty of amity and commerce between the United States and Turkey are under way. The State Department announced Monday and Joseph Grew, American representative, was urged to pursue conversations with the Turkish delegation led by Wag? Pasha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Washington
United States
State Department
Joseph
Grew
Langenne
Marks Fall In Foreign Exchange Market Amid Turmoil
A chaotic foreign exchange session sees New York German marks at 16.25 million sold with a new low for the currency. Traders report heavy selling by banks and individuals as fears over European markets grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joeat
Coren
Amiom
New Guomiog
Mekke
Foul Roeldonie
Germany
Huan Peel and Perrot Scene At Night Tower Event
Fragmentary text describes a night scene or event at a tower with unclear names and actions. The readable phrases include possible references to a person named Huan Peel and a Perrot, plus mentions of an oath or honest claim. No clear date or location is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perrot
Kilmer Swamp Root Advertisement Urges Kidney Health
Thousands of women suffer kidney and bladder trouble often misattributed to other causes. Swamp Root is promoted as a remedy, with instructions to buy at drug stores or sample by sending ten cents to Dr Kilmer in Binghamton New York, referencing the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Tors
Axl
Trunk
Trunk Bros. Drug Co
Denver
Cole
A Blessing Regardless of Contempt and Thanks
Mrs Scrappington expresses deep contempt, while Scrappington replies with gratitude in a brief Boston Evening Transcript exchange. The snippet captures sharp interpersonal tension and a cryptic closing note.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clean Complexion and Soft Hands
Cuticura Soap daily cleanses the complexion and scalp while the Ointment keeps skin hands and scalp soft. The fragrant Cuticura Talcum completes the trio for daily use and fragrance. Rarely are people thanked for advice that helps prevent quarrels. worth doing deserves the effort to ask.
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Riverton
Franko
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Republican River
Nebronka
Salt Lake Cithe
Utah
Leman
Nout
Pratt
Arthur B. Meretan
Vitario
Lan
Twin Palk County
Ivan Cobot Filer
Idaho
Alexander Moskosty
Little Big Horn
Curley
Crow Agency
Montana
Morreal
Mexteslf
the Dee Vhewss
Lew of Bowes
HRA
Vreertey
Peer Dee Shem
Geleenkirchon
Herman Aourcan
Vittean
Mowcow
Merlin
Trowrai
Moscow
Deve
Tomtom
Winahingiom
T Pune
Meveland
Ohio
Fred Counts
A. Frank Counts
Bernsteen
Paniten Fary
Atlanti
Mating Twila
Abraham Auerhaay
Samii Rembrandt
Cleveland
Emane
Balghy
Win Pall
Permaal
Chie
Wok
Anmnationg
Kogeran
Inho
Wells
Nev
Inaunind
Huo Pall
Fretcht
Ihinger Geront
Wig
Idaho Pally Rotary Club
Duhy
George T. Lufkin
Jefferson County
Ywin Pally
Binsting
Here
John Erickson
J. J. Crowley
Blackfoot
Charles Dahman
W. A. Beakley
William Millick
Pred Glassborn
Thomas G. Bond Stock ‘Anch
Glassburn
Pocaallo
Floyd Sandusky
Charles Sandusky
Pocatello
Bryan Proctor
The
Isaac Warren
Bannock County
Warren
Salmon
S. Scribner
Salmon Forest Reserve
Boyle Ranch
Clear Creek
Kuna
Mishop
C. BR. Dinwoodey
C. Moore
Franklin
Autonomy Department of the
University Extension Division
Mahio Palls—Wayne
Reuben Melynis
Rupert
Twin Falls
Burley
Bue
Roy
Male Falle
Thle Tone and Telegraph Company
Bolse
Port Wall
Victoria van Toan
Pogatetlo
Tera
Lewiston
Wielvenke
Eneolinn
Levrlaiun
Mils Henry W Tudor
Camela County
Atay University of
Ry Itu Pet
Government Alto
Wrigley’s
Wrigley's
fub—Watson
New York Sun
Beleans
Indigesik
Bellans Hot Water
LLANS
Slanuielle Wited Organ
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