Federal influence used in Utah freight rate debate
A Utah proposal to raise freight rates to defend transportation costs draws attention in Washington. Railway executives urge higher rates to fund investments and possible government ownership debates. Officials say increased revenue from rates may not offset wage costs for railroad workers.
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Pa ‘Trreau
Washington
Ine Crea
Shitern
Commerce Commis
Howard Blite
rMstomation of Railwayy
Interstate Pommarse Nome
Koover Sets Sugar Price Estimate Before Committee
Herbert Hoover testified before the joint executive committee on profiteering stating sugar would retail about twelve cents a pound if the sugar equalization board had been authorized to purchase the Cuban raw sugar supply at 12 cents.
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York
Herbert ‘Gover
Sugar Equalization Board
Unearths of Iron Sulphide Ore in South Drift Face
A quartz ore sample from the East Dole area drew attention last evening. The face of the south drift at 400 m shows iron sulphides signaling the drift nears a contact vein. The drift extends under a surface blowout and suggests continued work along the footwall of the suspected vein.
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Dole
Neberade
Beast
Burgess Improves After Auto Accident at Airdome
Young Indian football player F Wood Burgess suffered a minor accident when struck by a car near the Airdome on Saturday. He was ambulatory after treatment, with no broken bones and only slight stiffness noted.
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Burgess
Airdome
Hamit
Wheeler Nomination Move Drives Johnson Speculation
A garbled dispatch hints at political maneuvering surrounding a nomination for Johnson. The text is unreadable in parts but implies Wheeler plans to push a Johnson selection amid party convention activity and weather-disrupted coverage.
Sherman Locke Quits Tonopah to Move to Detroit
Sherman Locke will leave Tonopah tomorrow morning to make his home in Detroit Michigan after being associated with Dadibeds pun suits here since 1905 The departure is noted as a loss to the community as he was a popular young business man. He is currently visiting his mother in Springfield Illinois and will travel via Michigan on his way west.
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Sherman Locke
Tonbah
Detroit
Doe
Tecking & Loghe
Mr Locke
Locke
Springfield
Michigan
Mrs I Tasem Hosts for Worthy Grand Matron Event
Mrs I Tasem hosted a luncheon at the Miapati hotel honoring Mire Stewart Worthy Grand Matron and invited all spouses of Masons. A reception at Masonie hall in Hunt is planned with Mr Wiline Stewart in attendance. Stewart will visit her home lodge tomorrow evening with a formal dance expected.
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Tawum
Turavoin
Miapati
Mire Stewart
Wiline Stewart
King of Greece Monarch Marries Commoner Amid Turmoil
The article reports King Alexander of Greece marrying a commoner, prompting court intrigue and family tension. It notes unconfirmed rumors from Paris regarding potential divorce and possible remarriage to a royal princess, amid a volatile royal backdrop.
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Alexander
Morgintidilly
Monstantiopy
Paris
Pramine Vonizotoy
Royal Wood
Fierce Fight Waged by Reds in Poland Frontline Clash
Report from Warsaw dated May 26 describes heavy Soviet assault along the northern front near East Prussia. Intense fighting continues with fierce maneuvers and countermeasures as Polish defenses resist.
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REDS
Asauetared Prana
Warsaw
Trolstie Vikich
East Prussia
Moriarity Habeas Corpus Case Delayed by Nevada Court
The Moriarity habeas corpus case, set for trial this week, will be heard after a Nevada court acts on the writ application. Attorney M J Scanlan reported to Cary on Saturday that the supreme court proceedings were underway, with bond adjustments noted and the writ returnable May 24. Moriarity has been held on $6,960 bond after earlier liberty on $2,500 was failed.
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Nevada
Su Price Court
M J Scanlan
Cary
Drodent
Supreme Court
Liberty
Averfil
Peace Comes Before Loan Debate Spreads Across City
A chaotic discussion outlined key differences in financial policy as Thomas Laimons, a New York banker, commented on a looming debt issue. The piece notes bankers and officials ready to act by Wednesday, with focus on public finances and loan terms amid mounting concerns.
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Agsodmig Sa
Puhatlilife Nine
Ching
Thomas Laimons
New York
Enteuie
Staton
Japanese Troops Remain in Siberia Amid Frontline Tensions
Report notes Japanese forces extending their stay in Siberia near the front, with dispatches mentioning continued presence and strategic movements. The source details allied positions and local conditions while avoiding graphic descriptions.
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Siberia
Oregon Returns Not Counted Mystery Notes
A garbled Ottawa style snippet from Portland Oregon hints at uncounted returns and a political or civic note. Names such as Mae Hiner Orrin Aganar and John appear in fractured text. The fragmentary lines suggest an election or tally anomaly and possible commentary by local media.
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Portland
Mae
Orrin Aganar
John
Wavnd
Sine
Casts Body of Victim in Bay Heads to Court
garbled text indicates report about a body found in a bay and a suspect or witness statement. names and details are unreadable. article fragment suggests an inquest or police action following a homicide or accidental death.
Faith to Cure World Ills
An Associated Press dispatch from Philadelphia reports Dr Nuchotin Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, advocating faith as a cure for the world’s ills. He argues material progress without faith cannot sustain moral order, urging religious attention to economic and social renewal.
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Philadelphis
Nuchotin Murray Butler
Colutin University
Ain Aildeewne
Iin
Wintom
Theschon Che
Ant
Eastern refinery advances sugar
A fragmented report notes a refinery advancing sugar production, referencing associated processes and figures. The text includes garbled names and stray numbers, offering limited readable specifics on dates or entities.
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Eastern Refinery Advances Sugar
Flood Hits Albuquerque in Severe Weather Event
A chaotic report describes major flooding in Albuquerque with warnings and disrupted areas. Referred sources note affected neighborhoods and emergency responses as residents seek safe havens and relief services.
Broken Hills Mine Endorsed for Development
A historic article notes support for developing the Broken Hills Mine near a community center. Details describe proposed facilities and site layout including access, utilities, and environmental considerations, with local officials backing the project and public engagement planned.
France Falls From a Train Condolences Across Nation
A fragmented report recalls a dramatic railway incident in France with references to political figures and a general mood of mourning. The piece mentions President, public figures, and a pall of sorrow casting a shadow over the country as details remain unclear.
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France
Almost a Billion Lost by Railroads
Fragmented OCR text reports vast losses by railroads with unclear entities. The garbled lines mention people, places, and dates in a murky context, offering no clear actions or outcomes to summarize.
Washington Defeats California Crew in Intercollegiate Rowing
A garbled report notes a Washington victory over California in a rowing event. Core details and many names are unreadable, but the outcome and sport are indicated.
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Washington
California
Mikado Breaks Down in Health Report
Fragmentary OCR notes show a health breakdown involving an individual or entity named Mikado and a partially legible phrase about a health incident. The readable text lacks clear dates, locations, or confirming agencies.
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Mikado
Armenia Guard Proposal Sparks Regional Debate
Fragmentary notes reference a plan involving a guard for Armenia and surrounding regional figures. Text is incomplete but hints at security discussions and potential personnel or defense roles amid unclear timing and details.
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