Bishops Urge Catholic Parents to Shield Youth from Immorality
A bishop's address condemns modern vice and calls on Catholic parents to protect children from abortion, adultery, and secular influence. He warns society harms and urges clergy to teach chastity, virtue, and Catholic moral law, urging attendance at sacraments and strong family guidance.
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Gustin
A. Ball Ninphen
Upen
Dra Amd Metnese
Ty Tishop Kenan
Amit Garenta
Thasadaya
Ioosa
Cushanvan
Osden
Buanian
Gathotis
Idlhors
Balt Voncess
Jeane Chrlot
Nezarath
Lorient
Mark
Jesus
Sorley
Scanlan
Salt Lake
Vanilla Extract Quality Stressed in Old Report
A historic note argues that without best Mexican vanilla beans that are cured aged and properly extracted many months, a good vanilla extract cannot be produced. The text urges proper preparation and a one year standing period before sale.
Charitable Association Ball Aids Weaker Funds Plan
The Weber Academy hall charity ball raised funds to aid four or more needy cases. After expenses, surplus finances will bolster relief efforts and extend to additional poor or distressed recipients. The committee plans further projects this winter to expand charitable work and help others neglected.
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Weber Academy
Dusise
Nine Indictments Tie to San Francisco Bribe Schemes
A San Francisco grand jury returns a partial report naming nine indictments related to bribes and perjury connected to a labor trust and a number of officials. The cases involve Bribe payments totaling thousands of dollars, alleged obstruction, and a perjury charge tied to a wider investigation.
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San Francisco
Die
Oliver Grand Jury
Ninze Fight Trust
EM. Graney
W. Coffrath
Willis T. Tritt
Abraham
Aod
Poder
Akayor
Tugene
B. Schmlin
Londmaness
Siheaiby
Gh! Trust
Ferner Superstpor
Haw Telephone Company
Te Sin Praneisso Chew Company
Yathor
Peter Opilandar
Thyhroe
Arith
Tere Wall
Park Ordinance At City Council Meeting
City council last evening reviewed the auditor's quarterly report ending September 20 with warrants totaling 17,548.18 issued and 23,807.42 redeemed including special tax funds. An ordinance provisioned strict park rules to protect trees and shrubs and regulate park use, with penalties up to 100 dollars or three months' imprisonment. The meeting also touched on sidewalk replacement, the Lewin school site transfer, Ogden Light and Water Company matters, and payrolls of 1,104.01.
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Tne City Council
Diekwon
Park Commissioners
Park
Paul Kenper
Johnson
Menarder Critchlow
Joner
Recorder
Tate
City Exchange
Lewin School
Anti Saloon League Meeting in Salt Lake City
The Antisalo on League plans a Thursday evening session in Salt Lake City with Judge George Goodwin and local pastors assessing the liquor issue. Attendees include prominent church leaders and committee members as the league outlines its program and state organizers.
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Thureday
George &. Goodwin
Realline
Jy Laky Cis
Fit Vrager
Rey, de
Paden
Pittor Firat Presbyterian
Ehuiven
Salt Lake City
Aidress of
Welquare Tin
Rite
Finn Steanonn
Balt Lake By. A
State of CerA and Permanent State om qunizetion
The text reports a murder case in New York where Paul G Thebaud and others discuss a shooting at a home on November 1. Jom Bierlin, the butler, killed himself shortly after. Authorities suspect Mat Bjorn, involved in gang activity, and a district court jury found murder in the first decree for the disappearance of ranchman Robert McDowall whose skeleton was later found in a spring. The jury knew the family well.
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New York
Paul G
Jom Bierlin
Cenary
Voxoner
Uol Reson
Mat Bjorn
Robert McDowall
Ab Spcentric
Hethani
Panaily
Murder in First Peeree Case Reveals Terse Details
A fragmentary report notes a murder in a first precinct area as Feit Morgan and Calo Dar are mentioned alongside an uncertain date. The text references a friend and a local group or section, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR and missing context.
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Feit Morgan
Calo
Dar
Ann Mon Ami del Auta
Toma
College Dilemma Over Mul Read Weighs Awarthmare Gift
Awarthmare College confronts a $1,000,000 bequest from Kate Anna T. Jeanee, conditioned on ending intercollegiate sports. Board reviews the plan with President Swaly seeking guidance from 20 school representatives including presidents of Princeton Columbia Yale Harvard Chicago and Stanford. Opposition emerges from several leaders while the fate of the program hangs on a decisive vote.
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Awarthmare
Kate Anna T. Jeanee
Philadelpha Philantropist
Awarthmare College
Boul Och Today
Swaly
Princeton
Columbia
Bayvard
Cornell
Chicago
Shaneford
Aly
President Swain Won't Endorse Binding Future Administrations
The article notes President Swain declining to back a binding agreement for future administrations while a court committee has not yet been appointed to determine the exact value of the courage. Swain expresses willingness to consider the request if arranged through proper channels.
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Swain
No prize fights in Iowa as governor vows crackdown
A garbled report claims Governor Cummmina Iuel announces a mass meeting at the Presbyterian church and vows to tighten enforcement of state laws. He emphasizes action to remove county evils and restore order, signaling strong stance on Mquar statutes and power to enforce them.
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Conanel
Shale
Phil
Atlan
Salt Lab
Arhich
Alntul
Joan
Burne
Tennyson
Chireer
Adams
Angela
Bliler
Ronse
Antioch
Alesandria
Dlaban
Mirder
Galelée
Aborith
Thwenport
TuWit
Bays
Cummmina
IgWa
Jong An
Wilkins Charged in Oakland Murder Case
A confused OCR passage reports Wilkins facing charges related to the murder of Vornn Wal fice, with evidence mounting at the Wit Ring burn. The fragment suggests an official complaint and ongoing investigation in Oakland.
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Oakland
Wilkina
Pilon Company Farm Chowk Leveled by Fire Near Grand Jury
A fire destroyed Pilon company's shop within an hour causing extensive damage. Twenty-one Pullman cars were ruined and about 260 workers were displaced. John Philip Sunsa, bandmaster, remains in hospital. physicians fear prolonged recovery for Lonigot and Sorge.
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Tiofiaio
Pilon Company
Lesa
Chicago
John Philip Sunsa
Analtogians
Lonigot
Sorge Ix
Dapaer
Weel
Judge rules officials may use 750000 for railroad purchase
San Francisco December 2 Judge Suir tevank of Mauperlor court ruled the board of supervisors had the right to appropriate 750004 dollars for the tax fund to purchase the Ganry xtreal railroad. December 2 Palinhwing and Charles DL Selvwah visit cited with notices of a 10 percent reduction in fares posted in Monielog.
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San Francisco
Suirtevank
Mauperlor Cour Leday’ Ueeldud
Suparvisore
Ganry
Tethichem
Charles DL Selvwah
Monielog
Thanes
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