Paulhan Sets Height Record in Los Angeles Aviation Meet
French aviator Paulhan breaks altitude mark in Farman biplane at Los Angeles meet, reaching around 4,600 feet, while Curtiss of America challenges with speed records. Crowd of thousands watches as Paulhan ascends and descends near the grandstand, then another balloon and New York steered by guests add to the spectacle.
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Mail Carriers Die From Cold Amid Rescue Efforts
In Garfield County during a harsh winter alarm a mail carrier Henry Loose died from exposure while transporting mail from Tropas to Pangultch. He rode out solo with a pack animal as relief teams searched under brutal conditions. A horse with several sacks of mail remained missing near the scene.
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Henry Loose
Tropic
Garfield County
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Loose
Trapte
Famous Lovers Reconcile In Roman Social Wake
In Rome, famed lovers Gabriele d Antine and Eleonora Duse reconcile after years apart. An eyewitness describes a charity reception where they reencountered, exchanged a formal gesture, and signaled renewed ties amid Rome’s high society and social calendar.
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LugaRre
Huurual
Nate
D'Avnuroda
Lady Black
Gale
Manwunala
Italy
Afhills
Fragmented OCR Fragment with Mixed Names and Places
Fragmentary text mentions Oregon states new time and various proper nouns. It lists names like Gate, Salt Lake and Vienna, plus scattered terms such as famine and dementia. The readable content is sparse and lacks a cohesive event.
China to adopt constitutional rule says Jamileon
O B Jamileon a consulting engineer visiting Gatondo Springs Colo on January 12 declared China will become a constitutional government within eight years The late empress dowager allegedly supported popular assemblies to touch China’s legal system He claimed representatives will be chosen from the people to the provincial assemblies and a future law making body will be formed under a prince regent China will be one of the most democratic governments in the world though absolute in form he said
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Gatondo S Prings
Colo
China
O. B. Jamileon
Ogden Packing and Provision Company Hog and Veal Prices
Ogden Packing and Provision Company advertises hog live weights from 175 to 300 pounds at 7.50, 176 pounds at 7.26 per pound delivered. Veal dressed weights 20 to 126 pounds at 10 per pound. They accept hogs or veal for delivery on Tuesdays between 7:30 and 11 a.m. for dressing, paying 10.35 per pound dressed. Readily accept live or dressed weight options and invite customers to come to their plant.
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Mr Plant
Xidea
Wade ‘Ogden Packing, and Provision Company
Pinchot Era Appointments Named Forester and Associate
Washington January 18 President Franklin D Roosevelt named Henry S. Graves director of the Yale Forest School to succeed Gifford Pinchot and Albert F. Patton as acting forester and associate forester. Graves, a Yale graduate, will begin February 1. The selections reflect Pinchot era policy, with both men described as Pinchot men and aligned with conservation principles.
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Graven
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Giffard Pinchot
Albert F. Patton
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Tia
Europe
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Garved
Forester
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Overton W. Prica
Ja'a
California
Ilia
Favertry Atnft
Washington county wins state highway appropriation funds
Balt Jan 12 The Washington county owners secure the first state legislature approved highway grant for good roads. They receive authority to use the entire $1 000 allocation to improve the Clara creek to St George area and the Exeter road, with a five mile section avoiding sixteen dangerous creek crossings. County commissioners statewide are unsettled on the appropriations.
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Lake
Washington County
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Railroad official promoted amid merger reports
Montreal reports M. J. Butler, deputy minister of railways, elected vice president and general manager of a steel coke company after a merger between two major steam lines at Cannan. Paul Hat and Corneliiven are noted in top railway posts with duties shifting to new roles. The changes reflect restructuring of government and railway leadership in the wake of the consolidation.
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M. J. Butler
Eailways Kniteouny
Jay Canal
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Recon
Thaminion Steel
Aay
Cannan
Mir
Maller
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Forest Service Men Banquet Marks Fourth District Convention
The Fourth District forestry convention was held with a banquet at Potter's, featuring City guests, speeches by ST delegates and A B Heywood, jobo Pagrun, and others. The event included decorated tables, a tempting menu, and a musical program, as plans for district headquarters proceeded the next day.
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Potter's
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A. B. Heywood
Weber Club
Jobo Pagrun
First Nations Bank
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German Emperor Utters Friendship in Crowded Fete Instudio
A garbled report recalls Emperor Wilfines pledge of friendship during a public event at Inn 74. General Seewert and officials in Woodford witness the ceremony as crowding and ceremonial pageantry unfold amid references to medals and local celebrations. The piece also notes curling opens and veteran insurance, with several garbled asides about dates and attendees.
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Seliloh
Alvarly
Unclear OCR fragment on freight and politics with scattered names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions George Phat Ath, Shon Thies, and various places and terms. Several names and events appear garbled, yielding no clear, coherent narrative or outcome to summarize.
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Anakeev
George Phat Ath
Shon
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