Salt Lake News Sues for Neglect and Drugs Case Start
Spit Lake woman sues Silver King and Wells First Wife for alleged neglect and drug manufacturing links. Civil division testimony began in Third District Court as General Manager’s illness required rotation. Power company case unfolds with Mr Nine testifying amid absent leaders.
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Silver King
Gov. Wells
Third District Court
Velinido Power Company
Morse
Power Company
Amine
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Iilaing
Lawsuit claims mining firm negligence in fatal rock fall
A widow sues Silver King Mining, alleging a company failure to properly prop rock ground led to a fatal fall that killed her husband, a retiree from the lash Auge. The complaint was filed in Coalville yesterday, naming Lin company in the negligence claim.
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Coal Vile
Mya. Weleker
Lin Company
Manufactory Plans For Drugs And Chemicals Arise
A Chicago chemist will oversee a new chemical plant forming to produce drugs and related articles with a capital of 35000 dollars. Investigations note a Burlington Investments stake and an expert in charge of the drug line, with operations to begin by year’s end. Descriptions stress careful production and quality, with no illicit practices expected.
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Ehomicala
Juitent
Draggista
Snela Tnotory
Drhehls Franken
Aluyket
Denver
Elarge
Capuyt
Cheulat
Unis
Strayed From Bar Aide Leads To Series Of Missteps
A garbled report describes a bar incident where a patron, attempting a quick overlong drink, caused disruptions and was confronted by staff. The confusion centers on alleged improper behavior, a attempted escape, and a corrective intervention by an individual named Kirkender who restrained the patron.
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Kirkender
Fragmented OCR: unclear names and events in court row
Readable facts show a legal proceedings scene with terms like defense, judgment, and a shooting reference. Names and places are garbled, but the fragment indicates court activity and scheduled actions the morning after examinations.
Fragmentary OCR News Item From Unknown Date
The readable portions show garbled words and mixed phrases. Names and clear facts are absent, leaving only disjointed fragments about a title and fees without concrete events, places, or people to anchor a coherent summary.
Will of Saresa Wells Fills Executorship in Probate
The will designates Gow Yehuy Me Wells and Wells as executors. It bequeaths personal property valued around 7500 to Maguerite Cumancings, with other named relatives listed in the probate filing. The date references December 2001 and a Sunday service, noting various Wells family members in the estate.
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Gow
Perea C. Clawnay Wells
Cavernor Wells
Spencer Chawann
Bau
Maguerite Cumancings
Local court sketches and property cases in Went Mountain district
The report cites civil actions including a case where William Fattiol and others sue for recovery of property tied to mining claims in Went Mountain district. It notes Chinkill applying for administration of Oates Thinkill’s estate who died November 11 in the city. Hearings set for Davenport 26. Judge Hall grants divorces in two cases. both plaintiffs named W. Weien and others. Details mix with municipal property issues and a mention of Little Cottonwood Creek waters dispute involving Richards Irrigation Company.
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Minkuyg
Anil Aul Apmuy Amd
Hughes
Hall
Leroy Lyman
Fage Tail
Tains
Ans
Giovanna Coverhing
Santi
Sh Gwintel Frat
Uwe Ain Vine
Orewen Sherk Ling
Watts
Consolidated Wages and Machine Companys
Fragmented Salt Lake notes on illness and misprints
A garbled colonial era column reports Drgter King employed as a major in the Supramenta vie and a boy with a fractured leg at Mark's hospital. It mentions a seven year old Amiter from American Fark at Keogh-Wright hospital undergoing abdominal abscess surgery for typhoid fever complications. The text also references county officials, taxation questions, and a career note about a journalist associated with the Tribune and Telegraph.
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Salt Lake
Drgter King
de Supramenta Vie
Mark's Hospital
Amiter
Touts Andere
Keogh-Wright
Sunday Byior ordinance and weather storm reach coast
A garbled report notes an ordinance hearing yesterday afternoon with witness accounts about a Comptell serving drinks and a group of four young customers. The weather bureau predicts a cold front affecting Oregon Washington Montana and spreads to California Nevada and Idaho. A religious figure J G Marth faces opposition from two churches while plans for outreach and public services unfold, with the first meetings slated for next week.
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Joni
Ron Cording
Shwan
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Nouthayvest
Nevadst
Vastarcng
Ibaly
California
Nevada
Idaho
Bureau
Jumbled Report on Inspecting Valued Belongings and Coal Strike Debates
Fragmented dispatches describe a planned inspection of Varle Hom belongings and a gubernatorial event, with mention of a Saturday arrival at Suchexne. A Washington update notes congressional talks on the coal strike compensation and a potential arbitration commission change, along with debate on officer prohibitions and related funding.
Unclear crime report from Snyderville area shocks town
Fragmentary state wire item reports a resident being robbed and a suspect named Kelly tied to a series of hold ups around Park City and Ruberville with a revolver. It notes a district court case and a $5000 bond and mentions a suspect's statements about fleeing and plans involving a special object.
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Ruyderville
Meir
Fulagu
Dhenn
Adee
Met
Kelly
Amr
Proveil Oon
Donustayna
Nils Preliuinary
Bebe Dostin
Rishay Kelly
Howe i Wola
Untidy OCR Fragment Summaries Local Deaths and Events
Fragmentary OCR text reports multiple local notices and deaths with scattered names ages and places. It references Mary Ann Adams a person aged 61 and Edward J. Uerding with unclear ages, plus various names like Joseph Morton and Christina Whrishensen. The passage mentions a delegation to a national tire anvil or focus and a wool growers meeting in Kansas City with partial context. The content is garbled but presents obituary style notices, derailed civic references, and scattered event mentions.
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Mary Ann Adams
Edward J. Uerding
Aul
Jeywaklin Re Morton
Trava
Chustongen
Trseph Mc Knowles
Barrape
Christin Whrishensen
Haehfiold
Laventtyeat
Yeung
Lewis Anderson
Jorgen Masket
J. BD
Warkers
Braliyentie Ioe Theva
National
Tire
Resaei Linn
Kanens City
Denims
Sanday
Uncertain OCR Fragment Reflects Local Event and Mentions
Fragmentary text appears from a historical page with numerous garbled names and places. It references water, fire, winter, a Westenday warming, and several uncertain entities. No clear dates, events, or outcomes can be confidently identified.
Protecting Reserves Bill Seeks Public Land Leases and Sales
The Interior secretary asks Congress to authorize sale of fiber, timber, plants, fruits, and other materials from forest reserves and to lease shores and sites for resorts. The measure aims to aid administration and reserve protection while advancing self-sustaining funding. Also noted are ceded lands at Fort Mall Trilian and appointments to various offices.
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J. C
Bee
Seciely of
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Ges
Srithim
Foley
Harry J. Syme
Boise
Shaw
Hailey Janilafien
Charles D. Corby
Shortage Alleged in Baker County Complaint
In Baker City Gra Dee 12 A complaint alleges ex sheriff A H Huntington misappropriated funds from Baker County. The document states Huntington, who has been in Ohio, traveled toward York City with a shortage estimated around 101.36. Friends say the shortage may result from carelessness rather than willful fraud.
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Gra. Dee
Baker
Huntington
Ohio
Yoker City
Tortington
Thatboy Co
Quinine Tablets Promise Money Back If They Fail
A vintage ad promises a full refund from druggists if the cold remedy 0CARD A COLD IN ONE DAY TAXATIVE Bromo Quinine Tablets fails. Brand names include Urove's and SW. The ad notes a signature on each package and a price of 260.
Senate panel near retirement toll measure
Washington Dec 12 The senate committee on military affairs practically agreed yesterday to report a retirement measure with a toll style approach. Proposals from Warren and Cockroft will attend to report after the Marangte investigation. Proctor retires and a general tenor of the measure will be reported soon. Vice Admiral Ermys dead in The Netherlands capital.
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Senate Committee On
Warren
Cockrolly
Sengbar
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