Devil's Punch Bowl Tale Of A Squaw Parboiling Her Husband
District Forester Leon F. Knell reported on recreational features of the Tolyeabe National Forest near Austin Nevada. W W Blakeslee described mountain scenery boiling mineral springs and hunting. The journal recounts a legend of a Indian squaw who let her husband drown in the Devil's Punch Bowl and later found his body in a laundry spring nearby.
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Leon F. Knelpp
Tolyabe National Forest
Austin
Nev
W. W. Blakeslee
Northumberland
Monitor
Liv
Ling
Sirucele
Monly
Ile
Beale
Agabe
Abe
Sho
Potts Ranch
Fire harms man on Washington Avenue amid vaudeville review
Two businessmen near Washington Avenue notice a street commotion as a pipe fire erupts from a pocket causing heat and damaged clothing. A curious vaudeville bill follows with acts featuring Neal Able and Ward plus a lineup of dancers and a singing group, drawing good local reaction.
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Vals
France
Hob Fan
Egypt
U.S
Neal Able
Songa
Jokra
Tha Bhow
AL Ward
Mike
Ward
Faye
Virginis
McKinley
Floyd
Theatres At the Orpheum Pass Vaude to Pantages
Yesterday at the Orpheum theatre audiences were smaller due to a Christman ceremony in downtown. The program opened with Chinko and Minnis Kaufman performing a bicycle act and a roaster routine. Kaufman pleased in her role, while the four Renees received praise for their performance.
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Orpheum
Yeaterday
Orpheum Theatre
Christman Ture
Lawntown
Lp & Jortion
Chinka
Minnis Kaufman
Chinkoe
Hie
Carnien
Tapi
Ioe
Fler
Kaufm Ip
Renees
Usara
Forest Anger Des of Rabies
Report from the district forest office describes rabies cases among the crew. One decedent named Travia contracted the disease while purchasing an infected item, leaving a widow and two children who will receive monthly and weekly allowances totaling fifty dollars and more.
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Travis
Wan
Orestern
Travia
Texan proposes oyster beds on Great Salt Lake and local poultry boom
John J. Curran of Galveston advocates feeding the multitudes at the 1319 exposition and imagines oyster beds around the northern Great Salt Lake, plus a thriving Ogden poultry industry. He envisions many small hotels, affordable rates, and local farming prosperity.
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John J. Curran
Galviston
Qyden
Atfatra
Folka
Osden
Oxden
Texas
Frisco Faty
Oleander
Gulf
Great Salt Lake
Natural coal shortage sparks tense reminiscence and police tale
A prominent local legislator cites a natural coal shortage while recalling an old city incident. The story recounts Police Murphy arresting a watchful engineer after a strange exchange, ending with a baffling head bump remark attributed to a natural phenomenon.
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Delbert H. Pape
W Wyombu Tames
Toa Adgelea
Owen’ McAlert
Poice Commission
Murphy
Ciizen
Burphy
Surphy
Ill-timed note sparks debate on Wilson policy
Manchester Guardian and The Poet editors critique President Wilson’s note on peace terms. They argue for a clear German commitment to restitution of Belgium Serbia and occupied territories, insisting Germany faces civilizational consequences if peace aims remain vague. Analysts warn US mediation may provoke sharp German reappraisal.
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Manchester
The
Manchester Guardian
Wilson
Germany
Belgium
Serbia
England
Guardian
Great Britain
Liverpoa
Bip
Nygira
Tredit
Wheither
Staes
Ermany
Bern
Ultty
Guayan
Paris Decrees Tax On Theatre Tickets
Paris moves to raise revenue by new taxes on theatre and vaudeville tickets with a tiered levy on monthly receipts and higher rates for larger sums. The measures also raise postage and telecommunication rates and affect money orders. A second factory project may begin if land is acquired. first factory could operate by September 1917.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Bes
France
Totacena
West Cache to Have Factory
A delegation led by J. A. Hendrickson and local capitalists will travel to northern Utah to select a site for the West Cache Sugar company’s new factory. Five offers lie between Weston and Trenton for the plant’s location as the company moves the Raymond Canada sugar factory to Cache county. The project plans include $900,000 capitalization and at least 6000 acres contracted for the next three years to support the venture.
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J. A. Hendrick
Logan
West Cache Sugar Company
Utah
Oregon Short Line Traffic Department
Coxinering Department
Pew
Weston
Trenton
West
Coal shortage relief predicted by railroad officials
Balt Bans reports officials of the Center & Rio Grande railroad optimistic that coal shortages in southern Italy and beyond will ease within days as mines operate near capacity. They note November 1 shortages were 60 percent and December 1 releases from beet unloadings and Oregon Short Line imports have helped alleviate pressure.
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Center & Rio Grande Railroad
Oregon
Coal Lines Struggle Through Freezing Weather
In harsh conditions miners work at reduced capacity and haul limited coal while crews strive to keep lines supplied. Officials note weather strains, yet efforts to aid Idaho communities and Oregon operations persist amid hardship.
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Oregon
Idaho
Act
Crushed to Death in Highland Mine Disaster
In Bingham, Dec 31, Ree as Nogers, a year man of ore and miner, was fatally injured when timbering failed in the Highland Bor mine. He died two hours after rescue. Three other miners escaped injury as a cavern collapsed nearby. His widow and stepfather live in Springville. services and burial planned for tomorrow.
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Bingham
Town of Earth
Timbera
Reeas Nogers
TE Yrara
Trogers
Ely
Iojery
Mattens
F. E Straup
Rogers
Atepfather
Bpringville
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Hershey
Washington Avenue
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Ogde
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Memphis
E.R. Leis
F. Hallway Company
Judge Blalt Lake City
Watalen
Columbia Grafonels
Columbia
Columbia Grafonola
Columbia Grafonsla
New
Columbia Records
Browning Brothers Company
Hudson Avenue
West Cache
Tess
Utah Power & Light CO
Eccles Bldg
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