Glasmann Vindicated In Public Court Victory
A verdict absolving Glasmann of all charges against Standard Publishing Co. was delivered after a lengthy trial. Attorney Farntworth argued for the defendants while noting errors in prior judgments, and Glasmann asserted the charges were withdrawn by the accuser. The case highlighted issues of press privilege and the exposure of wartime public judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. 5
Farnsworth
Richards
Standard Publishing Company
Glaseuen
St. Faratyworth
E Pratt
Sitorney
Gluemang
Fatoweceib
Glacmann
Acta
Supreme Court
Sirocg Penta
Farcawortt
Wentu Caplaislog
Iie
Alascann
Mleamang Trove Thorn
Str
Gluamann
Becaure
Ate
Ter
Brasdard
Braminer
Road Petition for Sand Ridge Highway Near Riverdale
M r Bamberger purchases land near the sand ridge at Riverdale to secure a proposed public highway. He asks the board to abandon the current road plan to avoid a dangerous railroad intersection in a deep cut. Petition referred to county attorney for report at next meeting. property bought yesterday by Mrs Frances M Woent of Chicago. includes twenty shares of water rights in Weber and Davis counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slann Bamberger
Aisty Jacres
Riverdale Seetergay
Board of County Comminionera
Baer
Thia Place
Bamberger
Ada
Frances M. Woent
Chicago
Cotorana
Weber and Davis
County Recorder
Parking the Square Pune Plan Stirs Local Debate
City considers redesigning a central square to create a park like area with grass, trees, walks, and shrubbery. The proposal aims to curb nomadic encampments and improve the urban landscape while inviting residents to linger near the towered centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pune
Hapraviaz Fel Poptin
Jadze Unaell
Eich
Hasiecel
Imprenink
Civde
Bens
Atocaes Meat Conpanier
Nette Pak
al Pinetantal
Meretet
Fara Permreent
Utah Still Leads Porthed Toat Flag Session 4 Ere Of Qasemen
The fragmentary text mentions Utah leading in a sequence of sporting or regional items with names such as Porthed Toat and NatheyaT Amatte, referencing a first Test and various teams. It cites Garfield Heart and Capri Ware among others, with unclear dates and outcomes due to damaged OCR.
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Gerdeld
Leah Stacde
Demploa
Nebler
Chicago
Janes TN
Osborn
First National Bank
Portland
Ore
Willam Glawach Asrentla
Utah
Carenen
Stiang
Talis
Ogdenites Dig Into Wedding Plans and Family Moves
Mite Winifred Woodrande of Ogden and a party traveled to Evanston for a wedding event with Mae Woodruanse and Mle Flelnap as bridesmaids. Mrs. C. W. Clark visited relatives in Ogden and returned home. The family of Jele Altera Momeror will move from Berkeley to Ogden for residence and schooling.
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Winifred Woodrande
Evanston
Sits
CAB STOPS CAR TRAFFIC ON SINRET STREET
Traffic on the street car line was halted yesterday after a Beck obstruction and a street car trailed into a trench near the ElepSent salon. Charles Critci Tow, driver for Alten Transfer, attempted to cross and the hack wheels sank into mud, requiring over thirty minutes to free. Passengers were transferred from the departing car to other lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trafic
Sinret
Ateny
Charles Critci- Tow
Ecopler
We Alten Transfer Company
Warranty Deeds Filed With Counts Recorder
The following may contain transcription errors but lists transfers including A J Muir to Pred Verne of the north half of lot 18 and all of lot 10 in Park addition, and Frances M Wolcott to Simon E. Berger involving the southeast quarter of the southwest quadrant and the cash rail of the southeast quarter at 13, five months remaining.
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A. J. Muir
Teareat Park Adélsion
Frasecs
M. Wolcott
Simon Earberger
Tullwest
Montara Mining Firm Faces Annual Meeting Delays
A dispatch from Montana reports the Montara Tonopah Mining Company has received notice that its annual meeting will be held in Salt Lake City. Charles E. Koos, president, notes development work during the year and outlines extended efforts at improving ore extraction. The letter highlights tax considerations and the spread of costs across multiple canyons, with detailed timelines and local observers citing patience as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
T. Locasheretoltere
Montara Tonopah Mining Company
Hate
O Meare-Land Company
Nice
Ibis Eliyem
Lanaluve
Charles E. Koos
Santpans
Apel
Widest city church figure dies after long service
The deceased was the oldest member of the American Folk choir and longtime president of the organization. He actively supported city affairs, held membership in the First ward chapel, and was honored by local officials including Treiente G. Le Chipman, JW Clark, and A J. Evans after passing on August 17.
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Sears
Tereasteipat
Treiente G. le Chipman
JW Clark
A J. Evans
Atte Presidenc
Webb
Balt Breaks Out of Jail in Vaudeville Style Escape
Rydaien known as Cunning staged a jailbreak illusion at police headquarters, boasting a new escape device and handcuff tricks. The act included featherweight guards and a dramatic break from a cell as officers and spectators watched, ending with the prisoner resecured behind a locked door amid applause and theatrical fanfare.
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Rydaien
Pers Aga
Vauderille
Cunning
Pélion
Yestentar Afernocn
Cundee
Maneger Itrnoaga
The
Orpheum
Burbutze
Hale
Oregon
Theo Cunning
George Harris
Burbidge
Salt Lake City murder ends in fatal shooting
In Salt Lake on August 21 Leon Simer a Eureka saloon keeper refused reconciliation with his estranged wife Mrs Mamie McCace at their East Second South Street apartment. A quarrel led to Armer grabbing a pistol and firing fatally after Mrs Armer entered. Authorities and physicians pronounced him dead before 3 o clock. Police identified Hittan and Hay as first to enter the room. The case centers on a disputed divorce and threats preceding the fatal shot.
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Salt Lake
Bim
Leon Simer
Eureka
Ner Alter
Mamie McCace
East Second South
Ptrees
Armer
Armet
Sosband
Eas Cork
Armoer
Armengan Talento
Tear
Josep Wislam
Mill for Manhattan water project faces scrutiny
A Tonopah Exploration Co representative notes the plan to bring water to Manhattan via a 14 mile pipeline from Jeanninven would flood a large area and threaten surrounding towns. The company claims a water supply is feasible with existing pumps and storage, while critics call for further investigation before proceeding.
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Mannattan
Maine
A Special Train to Boise Sparks Clark Cup Feud
A Salt Lake organizer plans a special train with Pullmans and baggage cars to Boise for a Clark Cup event. Delegates, expected to be named, will detach en route to a canal congress in September. A circular urges clubs to attend and represent their state at the irrigation congress.
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Weber Harris
Salt Lake
Casey
Toeatetl
Osdta
Belux
Commerels Clube
Bait Lake
Rornesitare
Lefort
Gaziattlon
Beth
Chir
Neenbfart
Weld
Sillarton
Clarkez
Governor Buck vs Nevada Fight Prompts Goldfield Clash
A garbled account describes a prize fight in Goldfield with Governor Buck as the central figure. The text mentions police interference, licensing protests, and a large crowd, detailing ring actions, punching, rope work, and spectator interest without clear outcomes or dates.
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Goldfield
Nevada
Ledeabou
Lunday
Leoepure
Wathouy
Xen
Imene Chance
Meriepe
Unclear OCR Summary Hard to Interpret
Fragmentary OCR text records a meeting where attendees paid respects. Mentions an individual Marge and a person named George Wedd with unclear roles. Other names and details are garbled, hindering a clear, factual summary.
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Gransenit
Gov Cutter forecasts reforms and quake aftermath across West
Governor Cutter spoke after a visit describing tensions as delegates prepare to resist federal irrigation plans while urging support for reform. He cited earthquake damage in San Francisco with 40,000 refugees and extensive destruction along Market Street and nearby blocks. He noted temporary shelters rising, water and power issues, and widespread sanitation concerns as rebuilding lags behind, comparing San Francisco’s aftermath to other cities.
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Mike
Micrnaoue
Eaevers
Plata
Urain
Ape
Givernor Cutter Yessertey
bin Wife
Daughyter
Kouth
Mc-Alliser
California
Valencia Bulet
Eighterain
Nioeteenth
Niceteenth
Chiceco
San Francisco
von Nees
Iwan
Market Street
Trom
Juan
Amay Daly
Calumet and Hecla Copper Stock in Turbulent Market
The report outlines Calumet and Hecla copper shares in the Lake Superior region showing drastic price swings amid fluctuating demand. It notes high interest rates, fluctuating quotations for copper, and large authorized capital while detailing trading activity and potential impacts on shareholders.
Fragmented, garbled financial notes on shares and dividends
A transcription of scattered financial figures lists par values, market prices, and dividends for multiple families and entities. The text names Higgtommm, Hunnawell, Bauer, Merino, and others with varied share counts and implied incomes, but the passage is incoherent.
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Aonualr
Aleaender Acaaree
trustren @ Roe
Jon
Selding
Bauer Famly
eLares
Uure Vis
LSS
Ahareas Lee
Merino & Ca
Lycon
Trae Fee
Share
Salt Lake Route Through Salt Lake and San Angeles Repairs Underway
A disrupted Salt Lake Route reports temporary repairs after a midnight flood damaged tracks near Salt Lake City and Saline areas. Crews from the Tonopah branch work on two bridges near Kiama and additional repairs near Carp and Rox with expectant restoration by day’s end. Through traffic may resume tonight as embankments and bridges are reinforced and nearby waters subside. no further delays anticipated after Eldees near Jen Vegan are secured.
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Salt Lake
Minte San Agate
Tratic
San Angeles
Sestertar
Bal Tepsia
Tonopah
Waa
Saahoute
San Venna
Carp
Rox
Nev
Callente
Jen
Ain
Seeiecdar
Werlade Damate
Prohibit Railway at Lake City Amid Transport Debate
A statement reveals plans to block a proposed tramway and Continentally Aerial rail link from Wasatch to Sindy Junction. Crowther and partners claim a two mile tramway is feasible within a week, with cost savings and shuttle service for crew, but opponents doubt viability and demand station facilities and guarantees before proceeding.
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Selt Lake
A.autres
Lie
Wasaatch
Crowther
Pers
Alla
Han
Caught red handed Sai take Wie before two
An arrest report describes Sai taking a weapon in a theft at a public building. The suspect, named step by step, allegedly tried to flee as officers arrived. The narrative lists witnesses and surrounding events with incomplete names and places.
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Taylor
Wasdien Wing
Gulificng
Beenad
Nisam Iwstag
Cami
Fragmentary OCR Tale of Names and Places
A garbled OCR passage lists names such as Charlee, Totten, Mintle, Gant, and Whe, with scattered terms like harbor, brewery, and race. The line reads as a disjointed local notice or fragmentary report lacking coherent events or dates.
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Colaertar
Charlee
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Cutter
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Phatee
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