Ogden Employment Agencies Support Denver Rail Work
Beaver June 1 The Republic today notes local agencies back Denver’s railroad reconstruction project. Utah Construction Co leads crews for Northwestern and Pacific rail lines, with 4000 men at work. an order for 20 more workers daily is issued as agencies report full hiring and active ship orders to Denver.
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Mayda
Colorados
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On Dencur
Northwestern
Pacific
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Potle Arnie Sdoronge
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Allman
Uden
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Ordey
Met
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Reed Smoot Gains Gentile Support
Reported efforts within the Republican faction show Reed Smoot securing backing from Gentile delegates for the senatorship race. The central committee addresses legislative maneuvers amid internal party discussions and regional influence in Weesomite and Lone, with witnesses noting Smoot's natty adoption by party stalwarts.
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Laullnding Legula
Uren
Apostle Smoot Ulin
Meittaruldy
Ui Legia
Get Coal Pushes Action to Halt Shortages in Wartime
Fragmented draft resolution urges governors and mayors to curb coal hoarding and price speculation, seeking federal aid and stronger law enforcement. Detroit officials back joint inquiry with Chicago leaders to secure supply and push for federal intervention.
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Chivagy
Contitiuss
Lee
Joes
Whitey
Chicago
Pereyendi
Washington
Knox
Maybury
Detroit
Harviaun
Ghtengo
Beet Sugar Men Call on President Roosevelt
Fragmented OCR summary notes Michigan beet sugar interests meeting with President Roosevelt. Mentions Cuban legislation opposition by Senator Raeraws and Michigan delegation led by Biers. References to treaty, capital in dairy venture, and proposed rate changes affecting industry. unclear dates, unclear names, and garbled phrasing.
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Pres. Roosevelt
Washington
Jin
Iik
Cala
Konsdrudt Doving
Frilloft
Lorgio
Sittin
Three Women Holdups Shoot a Denver Man
A Denver man was shot during a hold up by three women at a local address. The assailants identified themselves as Chey Hate Abyy Kellys Delia Dewan and Alyy Hannnotay Me Palenotis. Police are investigating and seeking witness statements.
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Denver
Coal Miners Have No Right to Complain
Philadelphia January 11 A hearing opened before the commission into labor conditions at coal mines. Testimony focuses on the United Mine Workers and company employment practices including wage levels for contract and non contract work, hours, health, and safety. The proceedings aim to prove violations and seek accountability, with multiple witnesses detailing disputes over pay, supervision, and discipline.
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Utndson
Leb Pawava
Jhudson
Wining
Lamasporkting
United Mina Workers
Cie Ininare
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Boyd
Will
Stene
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Thig
Lind Demant
Anita
Wold
Cryst
Sonnpiniit
Uae
Nile
Pomphimanta
United Mige Workers
Amerie
Eli Ee Shell
United Mine Workeres
Wiscomfonte
Olligny
Fiari
Amin
Mt. Hose
Conny
Salwar
Mae Chen
Witchell
Culver
Delaware
Victimization Report From Denver City District
Reports detail a complex case in Denver City involving a man named Colin Spiga and others. Authorities allege involvement across multiple incidents with arrests tied to a weapon and violent acts. Local officials pursue charges as investigations continue in the area around Colume and Hit Springs.
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Citi
Coluruita Spiga
Colin
Sud
Armat
Bobarge
Armil
Haile
Emmulssianord
Collihaneevent
Radia
Alee
Chamberlain’s Bath Tour Sparks Mixed Reactions
Chamberlain’s Bath visit drew an ovation and questions about policy. observers note partisan doubt over the aims and the secretary’s statements, while supporters defend his actions and timing amid political pressure.
Freedom of the Press in Danger Amid Publisher Strife
Report notes threats to press freedom as editors and a journalism committee clash over a planned celebration and the suppression of a newspaper issue. Police actions reportedly block distribution, with authorities halting several copies and stirring public concern about rights and access to information.
Big Four Disaster Flame Claim at Night Train Crash
A chaotic wreck near an engine yard left many injured as a train collision sparked a large blaze. Firefighters faced intense heat while workers evacuated passengers and attempted to control spreading flames. Investigators began outlining likely causes as families awaited word on missing loved ones.
Pardon Application Process Described in Public Record
The document discusses a pardon application overseen by the Attorney General and related officials. It notes endorsement by a claimant and the governor’s potential action, with emphasis on the appellate and prosecutorial steps, and mentions the involved parties and dates in a historical context.
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Donyery Cala
Gans
Anne
Monro
Tina
Wiley
Moore
Pbdfriet
Lindstoy
Fragmentary Rumored Trials Refer to James Young
A garbled OCR fragment mentions James Young and a penitentiary, with unclear references to names such as Cum CHS Cale and Miryam Was guNThenery. It hints at a sheriff and simony suspicions, but the text remains unreadable and lacks concrete events or dates.
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Moroney
Miryam
Gunthenery
Wratendaeys
Witt
Perry
Titsael
Miu
Uti
Powers Not Disposed To Further Favor China
Jan. 19 The negotiations regarding paying the Chinese indemnity proceed slowly. Washington favors paying in silver as China proposed, while some officials caution against it. The arms of government fear a dangerous precedent and insist on a compromise that preserves authority and avoids weakening powers.
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China
Condon
le- Leen
Washington
Chinesa
Uflelad
Strieuis
Wey
Fael
Foreigners Held in Peonage in America
A damaged OCR passage describes foreigners held in peonage at a U S mining site. It references Austrians and others, with claims of forced labor, coercion to work, and deportation or repatriation actions. The text mentions a mine, payments, and investigations, but specifics are unclear due to garbled transcription.
Closing Scenes in the Tingley Libel Suit
The court term resumes as Samuel H. Shortridge presents closing arguments in the Tingley libel case. The plaintiff condemns press freedom while the defense asserts the right to publish as a public matter and to judge the truth of the allegations. The judge emphasizes evidence and the jury’s role in determining the case.
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Samuel al. Hhodridge
Jry
Shortridge
Witmuspa
Timas
Werlit
Piri
Thigs Joy
Mussa
Raween
Thaler
Oreste Fintow
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