Standard-Recorder staffer returns. warton death noted
A Standard-Recorder staffer connected with the editorial department has returned from California for his health and will resume duties within a day or two. Mrs. Laga Wilcox of Warton died yesterday morning after years of ill health. She was 38, married to William C. Wilcox, with one son. The funeral will be held at Warton.
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Utah Contractor Meeting and Stockholders Notice
An apparent old notice details a stockholders meeting for a Utah corporation to approve amendments to articles of incorporation including capital stock, board structure, and officer roles. It cites Ogden Utah, dates in February 1997, and lists officers and meeting logistics for the proposed changes and election of directors.
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14Th Street
Oxler
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Ut Fe
Freight rate changes planned by rail officials
Officials of the Caterline and Trunk Line report plans to raise minimum carloads by sixteen percent, with New York coal rates likely to be discussed at today’s meeting. They claim higher rates as safety for shipments, while overall freight trends show costs holding or decreasing, despite rising general prices and sparse profits for carriers.
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Calcago
New York
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Mission
Jinea
Walt
Jerome
Teter
Penta
Dea
Matladelphia
Pitteberg
Pest Huron
Yarmouth
Church Renovation Progress at Firat Merby Methodist
The Firat Merby church auditorium is repaired after a storm with new glass and renewed fixtures. Electric work and chandeliers cleaned, walls refreshed, and color tones updated to enhance the church’s appearance. The building will reopen Sunday with services and special music, inviting the public to attend.
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At Yale Grand Theatre Crowd Reacts to Gilmore Play
A Salt Lake paper reports on the Yale stage production of At Yale at Grand tonight. The audience roared as the cast delivered a sweeping melodrama with Paul Gilmore and Rita in pivotal roles, earning praise for performances and dramatic tension.
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Rita
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Auely
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Mira
Stuart
Bride
Umpires Adopt New Text Signal System For Games
In a bold move inspired by national league leaders, umpires O Laughlin and Jonathan were asked to indicate calls with a silent text system. The plan aims to help spectators follow balls and strikes clearly, with broad support from both major leagues and allied committees.
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Ruth
Feyniety
Unclear Text Fragment From Historic Page
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled names and phrases with possible names Delmas and Crmie. No clear event or context is recoverable from the readable portions. This item lacks definable people, places, dates, or organizations to summarize into a coherent card.
San Franciscos Population Estimate Amid Fire Debris
A 19th century note estimates San Francisco’s population before a fire and current totals amid migration talk. The California Promotion Committee cites 428 040 residents and related dwelling counts, with foreign capitals representations cited to steer people to California.
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California
Uremeton Committee
Ckifornia
Harsh allegations mark Salt Lake divorce case filing
In Salt Lake on October 15 a wife seeks divorce citing cruelty by her husband. She claims repeated coercion and threats, requesting division of real estate assets worth about 200 dollars and attorneys fees. The petition names Judge Asi Aw Beao les and outlines a temporary restraining order and counseling.
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Aime Are Orban
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American Finds Royal Tomb in Thebes Egypt
Theodore M. Davis reveals the discovery of the tomb and mummy of a famed Theban queen, Tete, with a gold framed sarcophagus, jewelry, and beads untouched by the priests. The tomb shows signs of desecration by revolution but preserves the queen and mother Tele in reliefs and regalia. Davis, an American archaeologist based in New York and Newport, describes the intricate gold work, jade inlays, glass, and a royal bead necklace amid a ruined ceremonial setting.
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Abe Lincoln era-like uproar over Japanese issue in San Francisco
Fragments report Eugene Bebratte defending U S stance under pressure from San Francisco leaders and President Roosevelt. Mayor Schmitte and education officials discuss possible approaches while public debate centers on segregation law origins and immigrant policies amid national tension.
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Kaiber Plans Spain Visit In Late March Return To Germany
Fragmentary text indicates Kaiber will visit Spain in late March or near the end of March and then return to Germany. Mentions a ceremonial voyage or regime event tied to the imperial or royal context, with references to a king and a possible emphasis on timing and political exchanges.
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Page Bill Passed In Pierre Amid Turbulent Meeting
Local proceedings in Pierre end with passage of a page bill after a tense session. Officials discuss regulatory changes and potential advertising sales linked to a proposed exchange with a partner publication. A child welfare issue and emergency measures surface during the debate.
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Lottery crackdown foreshadows end for out of business scheme
Fragmented report outlines government action against a nationwide lottery operation facing swift prosecution. Officials aim to dismantle the entire network, with potential penalties reaching high six figures, and promise rapid trial to curb the spread of similar schemes. The piece also notes New Orleans lottery ties and market price trends.
Francis goes to Austin and political debate heats up
A garbled report outlines a legislative inquiry into alleged ties among political figures and observers. It notes Francis traveling to Austin, a contested visit by a St. Louis firm, and rapid deportation claims. The piece mentions the Waters and Malley groups and a deposition request, with attendance questioned by the committee.
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