Jenkins Release Delivers Tension in Mexico Affair
The American consul William O Jenkins, held since October on charges tied to a kidnapping case, has been released from a Puebla penitentiary. The embassy announced his return to Puebla and a dispatch notes U.S. officials sought immediate release amid Senate foreign relations proceedings on severing ties with the Carranza government. The incident follows high level talks with Fair and Hitchock to discuss pending resolutions.
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Fragmented Health Ad Amid Erratic OCR
Damaged text fragment discusses medical advice and drug names with unclear context. Mentions tablets, alkaloids, and blood tests. References Ogden and appears as a blurred health notice or ad. Not enough coherent details for a full event summary.
Authorities Learn Maude Tabor's Kin Bound For California
A garbled local notice reports Maude Tabor kin bound for California. The fragmentary text mentions a Walter and Terence names, a matter of travel, and an implied legal or familial link. Context is unclear due to OCR damage but indicates scheduled movement or custody related to California.
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Weber Rod and Gun Club Meeting Plans
The Weber Rod and Gun Club announces a meeting at the county courtroom this evening at 4 o'clock. Prominent speakers from the state, including State Fish and Game Commissioner St. Siddoway, will discuss game problems and conduct discussions. Election of officers for 1920 will occur, with duties beginning in January.
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Tenants organize to block rent hike at city apartments
Tenants of a local apartment building unite to contest a rent increase from 25 to 33 dollars for tenants. The group plans to seek legal aid and form a tenants association to resist the rise, aiming to involve a broad cross section of city dwellers in a united effort.
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Banquet Tonight Hosted by Utah Associated Industries
Ong Windred leads seventy five huss men of Utah to a dinner party and business gathering of the Utah Associated Industries at the Webve class eventing. The program starts promptly at ocloek with Chrea vocal relections and mid milferd whee. Speakers include Austin JB Frick on an Ament for Faw and Owler and W. Wallace, a board of directors member, with remarks on security and organization. Ralph Titel and others from Wie at Fon will be in attendance.
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New System of Fat Reduction Adverts Farce
A humorous promotional text mocks a supposed Marmala Prescription for fat loss. It parodies sensational claims about tablets that allegedly convert fat into energy and muscle, promising easy results without effort. The piece imitates a dated newspaper advertisement style with exaggerated health promises.
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Six Feet Four: Bill Russell in Orden Theatre Drama
A verbose cinema ad describes Bill Russell billed as six feet four inches tall and Volya Vale starring in a drama adaptation titled Six Feet Four. It notes director Jackson Gregory and cast including Rut Jack, with the film based on a novel by Gregory and featuring Winifred Waverly.
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Order on Cutting Down of Train Service Prompts Debate
Fragmented OCR text discusses proposed reduction in train service and potential impacts. Mentions Southern Pacific and local officials, with unclear names and dates. The fragmentary lines hint at a formal order or statement and public reaction.
Incomplete OCR: Coal Economy Orders Misspelled
Fragmentary report discusses economy in coal and orders from a division, listing places such as Opden Montesa Well Inlay Suymrks Mina Keeler Sucanvily and others. It mentions local consumption and fuel, with unclear details and several garbled terms.
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Masons Elect Officers for Weber Lodgy No 6
Weber Lodge No 6 elected officers at a recent meeting. Johnson, Wasterly, James Leovitt, A V Mehr, and others were named to senior and junior warden, treasurer, and secretary posts. Desember meeting set for December.
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Beaver Protection Plans Face Creek Conflict
A scrambled historical note discusses beaver protection in a creek area near Weber Veants To, referencing local officials and a plan to manage beaver populations. The text mentions a canyon setting, possible environmental concerns, and questions about enforcement and outcomes.
Large Phosphate Beds in Rich County Report Findings
Acrantis to woveport presented to the board a report detailing phosphate deposits in Tech county. Exposures extend about fifteen miles with syncline phosphate veins about ninety feet wide, suggesting around 96 million tons of rich deposit. Several lands patented since 1909 near the Utaiah Wyoming line may have back taxes owed, potentially up to five dollars an acre, dating back to claim times.
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International Hope Amid Turmoil For League's Future
The article notes President faces hard tests yet aims to preserve the League of Nations. It outlines concerns over Frania and den Pieture as key obstacles to unity and peace efforts.
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