Passenger Train Crash Near West White, Utah
A passenger train struck a large rock near West White, Utah, derailed two miles away. Conductor C Wy Beedle of Helper and engineer Angineis del Cummings of Grand Trincho died or were injured. multiple passengers suffered severe injuries. The wreck halted service in Grand Junction for about 15 hours.
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Ogden
Bie Grundy Wertort
West Whiter
Utah
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Helper
Ula
Angineis del Cummings
Grand
Trincho
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Croken
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Grand Junction
Government to end strike sparks ministerial plan
The French Council of Ministers moves to force Magy sailors to take ARE Turis positions, aiming to end the strike. Sources describe a government push to immediate action while seeking to align views and demand compliance from sailors amid transport and trade disruptions.
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Tora
Tvatio
Kailors
Stokes Alvik
Sritova
Yeouillet
Tor Algivs
Prain
Pomdoe
Rpcent Nelle
Unclear Wages Note From Local Market Report
Fragmentary OCRed text references wage changes and price figures such as 81.80 and 280, mentioning markets and months. Names and places are garbled, but the clipping implies a discussion of wage adjustments and costs affecting workers. The readable elements point to a general labor market note with inflationary hints.
Government Sues Denver Rio Grande Over Timber Theft
United States Attorney files federal suit against Denver Rio Grande railroad and contractors alleging improper cutting of timber from government land in the Left Daréal region. Judge Hallent grants notice to halt felling while case proceeds. Timber agent Frank Tark is cited in the complaint as approving the timber concession. Estimated loss ranges up to 40,000,000 board feet of lumber, with millions more potentially affected.
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Denver
United States
Dis Viet Allornny Hak VM
Crmatow
Denver & Rio Grande Railroad
Tiis Contractors
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Ils Rund
Hallent
Limeam Nlainh
Frank J. Tark
Great crowds witness police raid on Canfield Burbridge venues
New York reports a sensational raid led by District Attorney Jeremia on Canfield, Burbridge, and related hotspots in the luxury district. Police raided steel‑door properties and clubs, detaining several suspects while intense public interest filled streets near Fifth Avenue.
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Attornay Jerime
Aysgalts
Richard A. Canfield
Willian
Frank Jarra
Burbridge
Atresia
Can”field
Eme
Uprqwa
Fifth Avenue
Tae Irridge
Canfield
Rat Cantadd
Barbridge'a
Prive
Ravoy Club
Jerome
Pipery
Canfield'’s
Barbridge
Captain Teatry
Baal
Uae
Storm Wave Weather Bulletin From Washington
The Weather Bureau issued forecasts for a broad storm wave crossing districts west of the Mississippi tonight. Expect cooler, clearing conditions in the Atlantic states by Thursday night, with rain in southern zones and strong winds along coastal areas. Temperatures will drop as a cold front progresses, followed by high pressure and unsettled conditions inland.
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Fragmented German Reichstag text on vote obstruction
Incoherent OCR fragment describes parliamentary disruption and constitutional breach during a vote. Mentions a baron, a leader, and orders not carried out, with confusing names and plaatsen. Core idea: alleged obstruction of a constitutional process.
Venezuela Unable To Pay The Germans
Berlin reports confusion over Venezuela debt figures as Germany considers options amid civil strife. Officials discuss bonds and guarantees while curbing unrest. A New York cable notes German interest in resolution, with Curaçao routes and ship movements observed.
Outrageous Fraud Trial Figures in Bowdler Case
Jury hears allegations of bribery and fraud in a complex political corruption case. Names include Nicolaus and Lahmann with witnesses Murrell Tobin Schumacher Robertson and others linked to the delegation house. Trial details cite 135000 dollars and deposit bonds as elements, with mention of prior similar indictments.
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John Tobin
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Mt. Robertson
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Combine
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Oburies Vi
Lurmer
Phil Binek
Pepresest
Suhurhan
Pany
Coal Famine looming in New York if bitter winter hits
Readers are warned of a coal shortage in New York City should the weather turn cold. Officials say the city may face supply limits as winter approaches, with prices rising and dealers unable to fulfill full orders. Local authorities urge readiness as demand is expected to surge to tens of thousands of tons daily.
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New York
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Imide
Phoroa
Helengelor
York
President's Message to the Fifty Seventh Congress
The president's address to Congress argues for industrial regulation over trusts, stresses the need to curb harmful corporate practices while preserving beneficial enterprise, and urges congressional power to regulate interstate commerce to protect public welfare through lawful enforcement and possible constitutional amendment if necessary. It emphasizes prosperity built on sound policies, not bad regulations, and cites antitrust enforcement and tariff considerations as central to legislative action.
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Lin
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Asia
Nowlay
Otto Metho
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Mino
Wea
Wong
Netiona
Turing
Guinot Alford
Congress
Conpress
Department of Jactics
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Ty Trust Alunde
Seph Cevinton
German Amazed at American Growth
New York reports the German counselor, diplomat, author and explorer Taron Max vor Oppenheim sails for Germany today after seven years in America. He praises the vast growth and versatility of American business and industry, noting rapid expansion, diverse enterprise, and perceived strength of the nation. He contrasts American progress with his observations of foreign markets and laments the limits of his own knowledge.
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Nec
Taron
Max Vor Oppenheim
Germany
Eorstay
Marvel
Aldovitan
Jess
Maroney Atrien
Asin
Auterius
Submarine Vessels Prove a Success in Harbor Trials
Warhmadon reports approval of submarine vessel trials with a detailed aftipark test and a series of inspections. Defects were noted but work was finished satisfactorily and full operations were authorized pending further condition reviews.
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