Lone highwayman robs Colorado salon on West Second South
A masked gunman armed with a large revolver robbed the Colorade saloon on West Second South, forcing patrons to the floor and taking cash before escaping into the night. Police searched the vicinity as witnesses described the heist and the robber's rapid exit.
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Colozada
Dog Jewis
Ll Saloon
Calaly
Phic
Lewis
Dettty
Av Domain
Ueven
Marten
Dee Lewis
Jens
Amd
Carey
Kouelis
South Street
Uni
Hon
Lavo
Byea Bing
Joensen Balaloa Ported Health Bound Case
Fragmentary OCR text notes Joensen Balaloa among ten ported cases connected to a smallpox health bound issue. Names and details are incomplete but imply a medical or quarantine context. Further readable facts are needed to clarify event, location, and authorities involved.
Outbreak At North Street Health Board Meeting
A chaotic report lists residents and officials including TE Jenson and Fyod By wheatbeat involved in health board procedures. It records suspected smallpox exposure at 207 Svat Tuth East Street and notes isolation hospital stays, physician findings, and several ages and street addresses.
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Jenson
Wheatbeat
Wiginexs
Atiead Bly
Seal Joye
Rasey
Amullpox
Jenn
Danny Gk
Fuithey
Gowel
Tawily al Ei Norkh
Tawily
Futher Spaend
Mary Grea Ity
Cionage Gowan
Ad North
West Atvesty
Edwin Crow
Musell
Mika Bebeven
Aye Li
Ade Morrison
Dai Weet
Meeting of governing bond committee held this afternoon
The gathering organized by U. Peery, president, and M. M Miller, first vice presidents, named officers Ralph Cuhuy and others as vice presidents. James A. Shorten served as secretary, with treasurer Thompson. The meeting approved older committee names for a later session and adjourned after discussion of amendments and funding matters.
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Pew
Ceeling 1
U. Peery
M. M Miller
Ralph Cuhuy
Secoml
Hernave Hin
James A. Shorten
Ind Dt
Thompson
Chis
Rangenelle
Herre
Lawler Liquor License Denied in Local Hearing
A Usief session last night reviewed ordinances and four mineral positions of public interest. George Lawler’s liquor license request was refused, with his salon’s commercial license allegations leading to a partial refund of $300. Decree of divorce for Elizabeth Dunbar was confirmed, while others faced custody, desertion, and criminal cases in county courts.
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Commel
Committee Onicense
George Lawler
Lawler
Elizabeth VW
Dunbar Ubladied
David
Davbar Yeatenday
Diurdar Pat
Thanbor
Chad
Lished
Mer Fox
Me. Dowhay
Lie Halidet Coun
Fice
Tinge Aillers
Nemocrat ‘National Committee
Leal
Dowks
Tine
Chirago
Eni Andrews
John Andrews
Crnelly
Soponores Walk Out At University Amid Suspensions
Sophomores plan a campus walkout today to protest the suspension of ten students. A meeting of student leaders and the president's supporters will discuss possible action and petitioning the university to reinstate the suspended group.
Divorce Granted After Adultery Claim in Chit Mye Lint
The January 2 weekly note records Shirley Webber of Hall Nate and Lehittr G Webber granted divorce on adultery grounds. The Wirral Men’s Bushal club met at Congregational church with a small crowd, an evening of talks, refreshments, and a discussion on youth opportunities led by speakers including PTL Siell and Thefe Vall.
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Shirley
Webber
Hall
Lehittr
Busha Club
Wirral
Ptl Siell
Muadi
Te Fe Vall
Te Bulles
Mobil
Drunken Mine Row Ends in Death at Park City
News from Utah reports a violent drunken confrontation at the Silver King Mine near Park City. Robert Nielsen, 23, died from acute internal injuries after a brawl between prominent families. A coroner’s inquiry and funeral were noted, with further details scarce.
Down The Ladder Tragedy At Silver Hing Mine
Park City Tonman William Cathorn fell from a ladder at Silver Hing mine after his feet slipped. Companions and kin carried him to Tr. Wil vou n afrive. Initial reports said injuries seemed serious, but later updates suggested no lasting harm beyond bruises. At Coalville a company and its workers received a bonus and praise for efforts. Saturday night in Coalville featured a well attended social with fine food, dancing, and games.
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Park City
Ton
Barty
William Cathorn
Silver Hing
Ile
Dite
Tr. Wilvou N
Afrive
Gambling charge nets fines in Promontory Point case
Prigham, Tennessee 308 Alex Mill, brought by Deputy Sheriff Cordon from Promontory Point, charged with widing and gambling. He paid a $20 fine and faced further penalties. Robert White, saloon owner, fined $100 for selling without a license and $50 for rambling. After paying the fines, Alex Miller was released from further duties in the county.
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Prigham
Alex Mill
Sheri Cordon
Promontory Point
Widing
Duistles Fink
Alay
Leo
Robert White
Andry
Higler
Leonse
Ant
Yi White
Tusticn Funke
Alan Miler
Smallpox Quarantine Notice Impacts Ferron District
A public health update reports smallpox detected in Ferron causing quarantines and movement restrictions. Officials urge residents to avoid contact, follow orders, and prepare for possible localized vaccine or containment actions as authorities monitor Castle Dale and nearby Wellsville areas.
Rain Ravages City Amid Severe Flooding Report
A historic flood devastates Bridger, Teutverta, and Gian areas causing widespread property damage and grading costs. Officials report over one fourth of the city submerged as alarm rose and record thaw lagged. Hydrant failures and hose damage noted, with losses surpassing 500 unspecified units.
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Dha
Bridger
Marty
Epidemic of Pneumonia Strikes Wollaville
Libby Kern, daughter of My Thamae A Kerr of Wollaville, died yesterday after a brief illness due to pneumonia. An epidemic of pneumonia is noted in the city and district with up to thirty cases reported in recent weeks. mortality is rising amid fevered conditions and limited medical care.
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Wollaville
Dan
Mies
Libby Kern
Thamae A. Kerr
Orn
Isness
Tlike Ety
USA
Burial of Bert De Stazzo in Kaysville
Bert De Stazzo of Kaysville died after a long illness. The body was brought by train at 11:20 to the station, funeral services were held at the William Le Dignity home, with rites at a church before interment at Le Lin cemetery.
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Kaysville
Jam
Bert Te Sanaa
Ithe Bry
Tutte Om Vie
William le Dignity
Hery
le Lin Cemetery
Apostles and Clergy Changes Reported in Forhugville
In Forhugville on January 20 Olivier Wy Huninatony Tr. was ordained bishop of Le De Te Bh. Rinneh of the first ward in Pae of Treargo Maycock resigned. Mishop Miiyel was ordained for the office by Apostle Kehaturelect-Revd Smoot.
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Forhugville
Olivier Wy Huninatony
le de Te
Rinneh
Pae
Treargo
Maycock
Mishop Miiyel
Kol
Apestin
MAPPENINGS AT MAXNTI
In Manti on January 30 Judge Talmson’s court sat into the afternoon and is expected to stay active through the week. A child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Boyington died Sunday from a wasting disease. News arrives from Hugut Avia of the adden Death of Thomas Love, a former talent of his town, killed by a young colt in a chest wound, dying within minutes after the accident. W. Tove is well regarded among locals and neighboring settlements.
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Manti
Talmson
Thoniae Love
I Kiek
Tove
Justice cases and arrests spill from Abel court actions
The Abel court proceeding includes arrests of Mark Smith and Dubois after a Saturday afternoon arrest in Spanish Fork, with preliminary examinations held and plea outcomes. Details mention attempted robbery, divorce actions, a death notice, and various local names, dates, and places surrounding trial and sentencing.
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Dan
Abel Eunel
Dali Duhuis
Mark Smith
Spanish Fork
Sus Rabbing Brostug Qopli
Justin Banke Aml
Abel Courton
Ted Hysthe Dietriel Alborney
Smith
Dubois
Owsear
Swith
Roe
Wilti Dubuis
Ube
Bank
Dubais
Spantale Roy
Topha
Seouiys
Au Vents
Amie White
Macy J. Murphy
Hind Ward
Willy Baw Hasbard
Caorge Wy Murphy
Amd
Frome
Monrec
Tegal Ferinesiin
Mind Thong
Foyky Honda di
Bone
Huey Chater
Ann
Bnoeker
Streit Shirman
Nation
Dhe
Weromten
Lake Rhore
Mawes Senator Scandal at Private Campus Meeting
Senator Mawes faced questions over alleged misconduct during a private campus meeting on May at the Vis mete event. Witnesses described tense exchanges and a disruptive outburst as the senator claimed confusion over a series of accusations.
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Mawes
Etna
Offiaens
Uwe
Vie Phey
Wwe
Atecoas
Anne
Ile
wTido
Dutuit Heiress Seeks Share After Daughter’s Claimed Death
A sensational account follows the tale of JE Avyrista Dutuit and the Pere Dut fortune as a daughter purportedly dead surfaces to claim her share. Reporters circle as a Paris bound painter, a model, and a telexed past emerge, while gossip swirls about a mysterious liaison and a vanished courtship amid the family’s fortune saga.
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Thaimatha Aga
Laven
Slearieltt
Dudit Amet Min Faye
Mariniwel
Roure
Restriction bill eyed by Sutherland and others in debate
In Washington on the 27th Representative Sutherland proposed a restriction authorizing the distribution of funds and staff through the department to public projects. The discussion touched on pensions for Winfield By Webster and protests from students, while congressional negotiators and conference committee members weighed terms and timings of the proposed reforms.
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Wisttington
Tan
Sutherland
Dirret
Winfield
Webster
Taku
Jinbols
Wil
Mining in Turkey Districts Reports Entered
Fragmented OCR notes describe entry conditions for miners in a Turkish district under Ottoman governance. It mentions censored payments, the Revus Seientilque, and details of mining methods, work routines, and the display of ore before processing, with lines cut mid description.
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Turkey
Revus Seientilque
Ie Savisou
Perralemey Lampa
Meersehavun
Wright
Kakivhohir
Chile
Fragmented OCR shows unclear event and names
The readable text fragment mentions a dawn scene with gathering purchasers and a target supplier. It is too garbled to identify persons places or concrete actions beyond a generic sale or procurement setting. No clear dates organizations or outcomes are discernible.
Dinenu Car Bervige Judged For Japan Apprenticeships
A garbled notice describes a selection process for a transport related role in Japan. It mentions qualifications such as appearance, education, health, and voice quality, with references to railway officials and regulations. The text is fragmented and aged, showing consent and selection criteria without clear names or dates.
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Mas
Dave Runhar
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Salt Lake
Stuck Exchange Officials
Tawler
Mes. Dunbar
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Marion Brusher
Asol T. KleMand
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Cluff
Coalville
Orangeville
Wiles Sulith
Eddy Poncout
Aml
Robert Nielsen
Deank
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Gkni
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Hyun Minttos
Ravn
Coalville House
Otek
Smalltox
Paverson
Castle Dale
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Wellsville, Tan
Taving
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Upton
Bert DE Stazzo
Apostle Reed
Maxnti
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Ailie
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Chom
Ronen
Tind
Dtenrethe
Hoseiy
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Tugation Th.ual
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Bradfield Regulator Co
Gulator
Siinhtay
Gothan Wadding
Japan
Micah Wis
Wirel
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Nivley
Lens County
Idaho
Treasury
R. P. Hunter
First National
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Utah
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Oxford
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