Supreme Court Opinions on Estate and Minings Case Rulings
The Supreme Court released opinions reversing lower court rulings in the estate case of Ella Van Why and clarifying on the Liberal Mining claim purchase. It also reversed a judgment in Trachner versus Tribble, directing action on the complaint, while describing unrelated accident events and a five mile race outcome with Carter the winner and Wea second.
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Samuelson Wins Fursuit Race At Pew Lake Meet
Samuelson claimed the Australian pursuit victory amid a filled track program at Pew Lake, with crowd cheers for the Provo standout. The event featured cycling stars like Nelson and Kramer, while Lamson received a greeting from the crowd as champion of the world in bike racing.
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Nevada Wills Report On Vein Developments And Tunneling
The article details ore vein findings at Nevada Wills with a rich high grade seam traced through drift and tunnel work. It notes sampling results, depths below surface, and the manager Webber’s ongoing prospecting on the main property amid plans for further construction and tunnel activity.
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Cutting through a hard quartz vein near Lincoln Avenue
A tunnel team advances cutting a vein wall amid a rich interest as a court case unfolds. Defendants in an assault trial from Syracuse are found not guilty after prosecutors show the aim was to take a ditch through the Lower property. Witness Gardmere and others describe the incident at the scene and the judge prepares for further proceedings.
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Veterans honor Utah clash reenacts long ago battle
Congressman Joseph Howell with Blewest ntaty and Jew T. Cannon visited Ophraim to honor Utah Indian War veterans. A large turnout from Salt Lake and the south attended a vivid camp scene on Ephraim academy grounds featuring tents and wagons. Howell spoke on veteran pensions and wartime experiences, while observers described a staged battle reenactment with eighty Indigenous participants and twenty wagons depicting a historic clash.
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Telephone conflict shocks Provo and Dell line actions
Local Provo disputes pit Hell Telephone company against batchers and growers over line service. Dell phones were ordered out of most association sites August 1, with two grocery stores allowed to remain. Unclear what the group will do next as plans shift to a third party and a Spring initiative to resolve the supply and service issues.
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Hell Telephone Company
Amt
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Start on Watersheds Plans Involving Nurseries
Local officials announce a program to seed watersheds by establishing nurseries in districts Nem Wand 1 to support waterway restoration. The plan aims to return water quality to former conditions and improve grain yields through better seed and cultivation practices, with supervision by appointed rangers and land managers.
Boy Falls From Wagon in Accident
A small boy from S18 Bases Teeth Sauts street fell from a wagon in an accident but is not fatally injured. Authorities report the injury occurred during a routine moment. the boy is listed as a three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. M. Boge.
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Sauts
Serinasig
Rivals Meet in Combat Over Hand of Local Maiden
In a long standing feud a Springville engine tender Gage Gotlates fought Thomas of Spantsy Fork for the hand of a young girl. The struggle ended with Gotlates rolling to victory as Thomas pounced, but he fled after a blow. Godates declined to file a complaint against his rival.
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Rio Grande Western
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Godates
Market drama on stock exchange amid complex trade signs
A chaotic session shows Union Pacific and St Paul weakening while market breadth shifts. Speculative interest fluctuates as railroad stocks swing on merger talk and dividend signals. Amalgamated Copper leads gains with broader weakness in rail and financials.
Rear Admiral Train Dead in China At Sea
Rear Admiral Train died last night at Chefoo China while serving as commander in chief of the United States Atlantic Fleet. He guided naval strategy during the era of maintaining neutrality in Philippine waters and served nearly score years in the service including leadership in the Spanish and Russo Japanese periods. He would have retired in May.
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Seymour Refuses to Play for New York in Dispute
New York center elder Cp Seymour, who had been with the New York Nationals, refuses to play against St Louis at the Polo Grounds until a share of $10,000 paid by the New York club to Cincinnati is settled. He vows to join another club if the issue remains unresolved, while the local club contends with the claim amid preparations for a series with Chicago.
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New York Elan
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Drifted crew reach safety after storm at sea
News from New Orleans reports that 19 men were adrift aboard the Guitar Mest ro on score Tae, rescued by tug H W Wilmot. A storm broke the towing line between the Wilmot and four scows, sending the crew sixty miles from Mobile. The crew signaled frantically as they separated, and the tug reported provisions would last about two weeks.
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Emerson Defeats Hunt In Northern Championship Semifinal
Minneapolis August 1 Nat Emer oy of Cincinnati defeated Hunt of California in a hard fought semifinal for the championship at Dees Haven. The match was the toughest of the tournament and the victor looked strong. The final score was 75, six to 44, with Emerson advancing to face Waldarr tomorrow in the final against Marylys Coltins.
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Contradictory Claims On Trade Graphers Dispute
Conflicting statements emerged from both sides of a labor dispute involving graphers and the employing association. One side claims a breach of agreements tied to a four day period, while the other argues that eighty five percent of graphers across the region left the day shift and will rent equipment to the union.
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Uthopeaphers’ Association
Ball Player in Court Discharged After Alcohol Charge
In Minneapolis on August d, Charles Carr a former Indianapolis American Association ball club infielder and catcher was discharged in police court after answering four perceived acts at the ball park days ago. He was acquitted on the alcohol charge with witnesses testifying the remark he made did not amount to arousal.
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Three Men Held Up Peonage Charge In Florida Camp
An investigation into altered peonage at the Jacheng Turaber company camp in Lockhart, Florida, led to three men being held in the United States district court. Named individuals include Leary, Gala, and Oscar S. Sanders, an employee of the company, with ongoing scrutiny of the labor arrangements and alleged coercion.
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Roy
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Sanders
Greely Named to St Louis Command in World War II Note
War Department dispatch reports Major General Greiver named commander of Northern divisions with headquarters at St Louis. Details indicate assignment effective September 45.
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War Department
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