Recall of Consul Cloud Discussed in Japan
Japanese and American dispatches from December 24 report varied views on Consul Cloud’s fate at Mukden and Washington denials of direct links to his report. Ambassadors and officials sought to clarify connections to Manchuria methods while Chicago observers debated a separate legal dispute over a $40,000 fee tied to William Wroes’s estate.
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Year-Old Baby Fatally Wounded by Brother in Albany NY
A year old infant was fatally wounded by a shot fired by her six year old brother in Babylon New York. The gun was fired at close range while the child was in an adjacent room. the tragedy occurred yesterday as authorities investigate the accident. The family name and exact circumstances remain under review as police determine how the tragedy occurred.
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Los Angeles
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New York
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Trust Company Good to Employees Fraud Alert
A damaged note describes a trust company and emloyes scheme with a $30.00 charge. It reports a deceptive paper and forged certificates tied to a distribution claim. The fraud centers on misrepresented guarantees and altered documents to mislead victims. The report warns readers to verify authenticity and avoid the scheme.
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Christmas Earthly Notices and Local Briefs
A hurried assemblage of lost time notices, calls for deliveries, and public notices from Ogden and surrounding areas. Items include postal hours reductions, probate petitions, deaths in France, Christmas church programs, and community service announcements. Public notices trace estate actions and local events with scattered names and dates.
Notice to Subscribers on Paper Delivery Changes
Notices to Bubairibere readers who do not receive the paper and those with delivery issues. Arnold, Cirenltor, informs subscribers of adjustments and contact details for re deliveries and service inquiries.
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Tones o Tones o f Santa Claus Took Fire
A garbled December report from Santa Claus events in Chmileaton Vix describes a confusion as masqueraders known as Santa Clauses attract children. The piece mentions a crowd gathering and a heated scene over a supposed hoard, with unclear names and details due to OCR errors.
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Incomplete text from Canton Otis article
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local banking story with names Canton Otis and a former vice president of a state bank. Details are garbled, unreadable dates and figures prevent clear reconstruction of events or outcomes.
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Sympathetic Strike Affects Dunkirk Plants
Reported in Dunkirk as sympathy strikes impact the Soheny study and Teton plants. Workers at the American Locomotive company area show solidarity actions and halted operations at several facilities, including the Hencke lottop and related Lindred boflemmekerkn sites, disrupting daily production.
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Fragmented OCR Summary Row
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Salt Lake City Boxing Fight Echoes Big Plans
A Salt Lake City boxing event at the Salt Palace is set to proceed with plans by Tex Rick and Johnson Pett amid no official delay. Promoter C S Potter aims to secure training quarters and accommodations for fighters as tickets range from 36 to 860 dollars and gate receipts could reach about 200000.
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Ogden Boosted in Capital City convention tale
Ogden is touted to host a major wool and shoe industry convention with George J. Davie, chairman of the hotel committee, promising accommodations for about 2,600 and private home hosting. The event will feature sheep shows, a skating rink venue, and international attendance expected from the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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Bungalow Company Names Executive Group In 1920s Recall
Historical notes recall prominent figures Anil late Buebieva Loreenstoil amid reshaped leadership at the Bungalows Ubyitter. R.A. Grant of the national theater appointed president with W. We Trimmer as general manager as the firm eyed new organizational growth.
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First Utah Conservation Report Planned for January Printing
Salt Saka Nee reports a plan to publish the Utah conservation commission's first report in printed form by January 16. The commission met to review committee data on the state's resources and appointed a committee to edit and prepare the report for the printer. The commission is led by Professor Josiah F. Merrill and others, with subjects assigned to water, soil, minerals, and related resources.
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Knight Mines to shift dividends to quarterly payments
Report from Provo indicates Knight Mining companies will discontinue monthly dividend payouts and move to quarterly disbursements. Officials could not fully confirm, but plans are linked to reducing operating costs and preserving employment through the dividend cycle change, with details to be finalized in coming days.
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GOOL HIGHWAYMAN MAKER NEAT HAUL
A robber stormed into A Addleston's grocery in Nevada on a Thuraday night and demanded the clerk surrender a box of contents. The would be thief, who boasted of a quick get away, fled with a bag inside the store while the clerk and patrons watched in shock. Police later pursued leads and described the suspect as a tall, complex man. The incident disrupted the area as reports noted a planned wedding in the near future.
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Notable visitor travels onward to San Francisco wedding
A traveler visiting Messina arrived last night aboard the steamship Princeness from Gell. She did not meet a Mallla embassy representative in Washington and departed today for the West. She continues to San Francisco to be married.
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Tehuantepec and Panama Railroads Compared in Trade
Dec 24 report notes the Tehuantepec Railway spans 199 miles while the Panama line runs 47 miles. Despite longer distance, both routes carry similar freight, shaped by government ownership and canal construction. The piece argues Tehuantepec is favored for efficiency as Panama’s line struggles with profit and patronage.
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Long Northwest Journey Through Hardships and Encounters
Fragmented OCR passage recounts a grueling trek in the Northwest with mentions of travelers, religious groups, explorers, and distant lands. The text references Yukon, various leaders, settlements, and enduring hardship while hinting at battles, weather, and survival efforts amid a storied expedition.
Illinois Steel plans world wide plant expansions
T United States Steel president Burtington announced extensions to build new plants and protect existing shops through the coming year. Estimates will be released from main offices as 6000 additional employees may be needed, with Bonth Chicago and Twoquols Steel firms involved in new furnaces and last furnenes.
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Nervous Korea Tense Over Ito Assassination Aftermath
Seoul reports nervous reaction in Korea following Prince Ito’s assassination. Officials stress no policy changes. rumors link Japan’s future moves to the incident. Public anxiety centers on crown prince Ito’s safety in exile and potential Japanese retaliation.
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Smallpox Patient Causes Fear in Ghicagq Locale
Fragmented OCR notes describe a smallpox patient causing fright in Ghicagq with mentions of medical figures, theatres, and public health reactions. The garbled text references era names, locations like BC, and dates, suggesting a period piece about fearful community response to disease and related authorities.
Unclear ancient event with damaged OCR text
Fragmentary report mentions maritime wrecks off Ginpa and northeastern Korea with hundreds of vessels and diverse nations involved. The garbled text blends names, places, and figures, making precise facts unreadable.
Doctor Evans seeks salary cut to maintain team
Dr. Wodi Evans, commissioner of health, requests a reduced annual salary from 8000 to 7200. He notes no other plan as feasible to improve the department and proposes to personally forgo 400 dollars to help the adjustment.
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Public Notice of Delinquencies in Ogden Utah
Delinquent notice issued in Ogden Weber County Utah detailing unpaid assessments and taxes for New York and Great Wealeen Mining Smelling development company and others. Names of directors and associated parties listed with dates and locations for payment and enforcement actions.
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