Policemen in pistol fight wounds and arrest in Moscow
Brattle February report says two policemen, W. Dutler and Alexander Beilth, clashed with Smith on freight wheels along Berond avenue. Beilth was killed and Dudley wounded. Smith returned fire, using revolver and automatic plates, wounding Beilth and Dudley. Smith, a former Civil War veteran, was captured in Moscow after the incident. A second item notes police arrest of a man with an American passport.
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Brattle
Dutler
Alexander Beilth
Marlfic
Broth
Dudley
Berond Avenue
Routh
Smith
Toa
Mah
Moscow
Forged Passport Case Tangles Washington Figure
A forged Musalan passport bearing the name Vlasimir Kleblandaky was found on a suspect linked to a Washington, D.C. case. The man claimed the document passed through Theodore Stevens and others while under surveillance, with records showing a passport issued last April to Richard Thomas Brevent sent to New York. He asserted U.S. citizenship, born in San Francisco on February 23, 181%. The report notes discrepancies in the Washington directory and missing street evidence.
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Chard T. Stevens
Washington
D.C
Stevens
Vlasimir Kleblandaky
Bia Fether
Theodore Stevens
Grevens Poraks Russlin
State Department
Richard Thomas Brevent
New York City
Laitedlates
Gan Franciven
Eich Nave
Theslore Sten
Michard
Wathington
Forest Service Receiver Faces Near-Complete House Adjournment
The Forest Service receiver debate centers on charges of extortion from miners and farmers led by figures from California Colorado and Wyoming. Congressmen Mann and Weeks oppose changes as the House adjourns at 5 20 pm with about two thirds of the work completed.
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Dirmens
Forest Service
Mann
Illinois
Weeks
Massachuettts
Rural parcel post test proposal grows in four counties
Washington lawmakers discuss a plan to authorize the Postmaster General to test a rural parcel post system assessing cost and feasibility. The test would be limited to four counties and aims to evaluate delivery efficiency and expense in sparsely populated areas.
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Benator Beveridde
Washington
Krye Huge
California pool gambling ban clears Senate by wide vote
Sacramento February 4 Senate approval on the Hughes law of California sharply restricts pool and bookmaking near racing venues. The measure, dubbed the Hughes bill, heads to the governor after passage by the assembly. Opponents warn it will drive racing and betting to other states while supporters insist it protects public welfare and reduces illegal activity. The Emerva and San Anita circuits face temporary disruption until season affairs close.
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Sacramento
California
Senate
Fililett Han
Hughes
Atre
New York
Tate
Beoator Walker
Henaldr Walle
Canada
Merco
Aurog
Eeverytille
Wolfe
Xvnatora
Dil
Fragmentary OCR: unclear bill passage and violent acts
A garbled early 1900s style record describes a bill passing by a vote of 33 to something unclear while mentioning torture and violence. Names and places are unreadable and the text contains many misspellings and stray phrases. The overall action concerns legislative proceedings and alleged abuses in a protest or trial context.
Salt Lake and State News in Idaho Legislature Session
In Dalee Idaho the house grilled State Treasurer Musting over lines of his anti graft bill as Shew of Ada County pressed the selection controversy. Debate rose fast on making Bhoabooe Falls a state park while a later vote aimed to abolish party emblems on ballots. Leth of Custer pressed to end the circle ballot, and the Delve Commercial Club backed county local option with Ada County seeking state action to enact the law.
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Bhoabooe Falla
Stece Leth
Custer County
Fremont
AL & Peeting
Delve Commersal Club
Flee
Ada
Willard Brevities Public Schools Open After Ration Closures
Feb 1 reports public schools in Willard reopening with about seven students enrolled due to wartime rationing. William Chistaty, previously ill, now recovering. Mrs Abrabant Firneger described as quite steady as locals discuss fruit growers organizing. A Halitee was chosen to canvass and rally support for the new association.
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Pebrela
Td Alpstherta
William Chistaty
Abrabant Firneger
Fruit Crowers’ Association
Fight to Ergenisy for Old Folks' Regibon Held Month
Fragmentary report notes Erica Brayson of Fielding involved in a dispute over an event for elderly residents. The piece hints at a deva svielting reform, with expectations the gathering will proceed next month amid community debate.
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Regibon
Erica Brayson
Fielding
Bame
Burlington 10 Utilizes Big Horn for Canyon Line
Landes reports Feb 3 decision to extend the Kirby line toward the Big Horn Canyon, linking with the Colorado & Southern at Orin Junction. Payment of 1240 to H E Wedsworth for right of way across ceded Indian land. Land ceded to government long ago, Watlogoo paid Indians for the right of way per treaty terms. Purchase enables Burlington to use the canyon route.
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Watlogtoo
Indiana
Burlington
Senator Borah Ties Influence to Block Antiwar Revolu tion
Bolte, Maho, Feb. 4 The anti Jap revolution did not materialize in the Taboleetli Mars Woday as proved. It is understood Senator Borah brought influence to bear to prevent the introduction of such in revolution and has received assurance that it will be throttled if presented.
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Bolte
Maho
Mars
Borah Taa
Res
Japanese labor in Utah sparks western stance on exclusion
Sapanise ik undulates Utah Japanese population seen as growing concern amid California policy. Rocky Mountain Times editor Shiro Hda notes Utah hosts about two hundred Japanese in Salt Lake City. Ogden centers Japanese finance and employment. Observers cite labor dynamics, wages, and the Japanese Association of Salt Lake, while Utahans fear federal protection limits.
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Salt Lake
California
Nevada
Idaho
Shiro Hda
Rocky Mountain Times
Bellevia
Utah
Alster States
Saya Dir
Uda
Galt Lake
Ogden
Thin Plate
Sida
Japan
Hiah
Matt Lake Ate
Japaseay
Busidess Ag Fatias
del Oe Japanese Society
Anese Association of Salt Late
Rey
Eny Taptend
Arma
Utebidaho Bugee Company
Aber Fy Ulan
Western Pacific Rail Line Advance and Finance Details
The article discusses the Western Pacific completing links from Denver and Rio Grande to the Parite coast, with expected through traffic benefiting the Denver & Rio Grande. It covers bond issues and capitalization, noting high and low values per mile, the role of the Teaver & Florante credit, and concerns over funding and risk in a historically complex project.
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Dispatch
New York
Denver & Mo Grande
Sanced
Western Pacific
Denver & Rio Orande
Denter & Rio Orange
Teaver & Florante
Paelic
Jeffery
Don Tet and So Granda Trade Boosts Company Surplus
The trade from the open tox of the Western Paeite will offset temporary income drain. Over the past year the company posted a surplus of 1,245,000 over preferred dividends, exceeding 3 percent of the 34,000,000 common stock.
Robbery of Salt Lake businessman by two gunmen
Joseph Reinschreiber, a business owner on West Beacon Street, was robbed at 10:30 p.m. by two men who levied revolvers, taking 9130 in cash a cold watch and $3 000 in contracts. The assailants fled toward Vernor Avenue as police searched the area but offered no description and failed to locate them.
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Salt Lake
Joseph Retachreiber
South
Verner Avenne
Hefe
Helashretbee Wan
Rkyall
Grode
Unknown Man 18 Killed by Train Near Salt Lake City
A young man about 19, likely of Greek or Austrian origin, was found dead beside the Oregon Short Line tracks in Salt Lake near Eleventh South Street. He appeared to have fallen from a freight train, with authorities investigating and no identification on the body. Deputy sheriffs and local officials arrived, and coroner F. M. Tilebop began inquiries into the death.
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Balt Lake
Oregon
Eleventh South Street
Flrat Weat Street
Deace F. M. Tilebop
Sugar House
Salt Lake City
Anton Womb
Rm German
Worah
Poker
Joseph Wiedaer
Elin
Wiedaer
Anita
Removal of Duty on Tea and Coffee Desired
Chicago February officials report a push to end import duties on tea and coffee. Merchants and labor groups gather signatures urging Congress to repeal the duty, arguing it raises prices for consumers and harms workers. A proposed resolution condemns the current tax as anti labor and calls for immediate reform.
Will of Denjamin Hadley Claiming Forged Will
A garbled probate note discusses a purported forged will of Denjamin Hadley. The fragment hints at attorney statements and contested estate actions, mentioning a likely date and involved parties in a confusing sequence of names and places.
Noted forgery case and contested will in Tamdon case
Letteight announced charges against four persons in England for forgery and conspiracy. Ar Hadley’s will reportedly found valid in Tamdon city, contradicting earlier intestacy claims. A bequest of 510.060 to Prearden Ho Roosevelt is mentioned as returned by the President.
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England
Ar. Hadley
Tamdon
NY Hadley
Prearden
Americans Demand Bocksinding of City Book Contracts
New York city debates a proposal at the Board of Estimate meeting to require that all bookbinding and rebinding by city departments be done by American labor. The discussion notes recent concerns about English leather bindings and foreign contract work, citing a London firm tied to Bry Tyro's branch house and cheaper overseas production.
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New York
Board of Estimate
Mc Cowan
Board of
Altermen
England
Club Women Install Searchlights to Find Smoke in Chicago
Chicago reports club women plan to mount searchlights on a tall city tower to sweep densely coal-smoke areas at night. They aim to gather evidence to enforce the municipal smoke ordinance and target violators, with plans for action once sufficient proof is obtained.
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Chicago
Roscall
Antitrust Dissolution Talks Between Major Phone Firms
A session in New Jersey yesterday saw antitrust disputes between the American Book Company of New York and the Sasha Company of New York over a 3,700,000 settlement. An accord was reached and the suit dismissed. the New Jersey firm was paid, and the New York company withdrew. Dr Woodward and wife Willard visited Oxford, planning to stay several days.
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Ausin
Teras
Tra Hes
Tetum
American Book Company
Nyt Jérey
Sasha Company
Nee Yor
Jawa
Ant
Buster Omer
Aa Wall Ag
Tral
Anton
Amd
New Jersey
Pee
Ft Ta
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Burlington 10
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Eek
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