Salt Lake City Good Roads Meet Weighs Highway Plans
At the Good Roads convention in Salt Lake City delegates discuss state highway expansion. Mayor William Glasmann of Ogden advocates starting a permanent road fund, excluding Weber and Salt Lake counties from early plans, to build twenty miles annually. Professors Beckstrand and Tanner present materials testing and county mapping issues, while Governor Spry may lead next year’s association.
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Wiliam Glasmenn
Cela
Mead
Glasrmauk
Maniia
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Guamanu
Gond Roads
Port Aud
Hines
Itis
Steele
Tron
My. Glasmann
Weber County
Davis County
Salt Lake
Bair Lake City
Sils
Mackay
Salt Lake County
Salt Lake, County
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Sarnoat
Wuller
Naver
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Ilaswan
Glasmann
Siena
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Ttah
Wyoming
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Chung
Ware
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Béckshund
Hagigney Caleb’ Tanner
C. Parker
Tha. ‘University
J. W. Jensen
Agricultural College of Utah
HF. Beckstrand
University of Utah
Beckstrand
Serbnd Avenue
Elly
Macadam Road
Port Douglas
State Roads Commission
Gountles
Tanner
State Commission
J. B. Jennings
Totmty
Idaho
Yira
Pyaar Mn
Erenwurreer
John Hern
Good Roads Automobilixt
Brantford
Salt Lake City
E. W. Deckstrand
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Second Avenue
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Waterways Inspections Under Way at Joliet
Joliet crews conduct inspections of waterways amid ongoing project work. The scene centers on river and harbor checks, with officials detailing procedures and safety measures as renovations proceed along the channel and adjacent docks.
Meeting aims to revise canal navigation and bridge removals
A fragmented report notes a Joliet gathering with Joliet and partners to map an official canal plan. The group discussed removing a railroad bridge near the sanitary district and a bridge above Ruby Street, aiming to extend navigation and secure gubernatorial support for a broader project.
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Niapes & Waletwiye
Turbhurance
Deagen Sould
Powey Home
Hble
Ruby Atreat
Erik Nazih
Buby Elrept
Man claims life saving parachute for aviators in Salt Lake City
Al Pollock, fresh from Blackfoot asylum, boasted a collapsible parachute similar to an umbrella pattern to several strangers in a Boston dump, prompting a police chase. Detectives arrested him after he agreed to demonstrate the device, but he was detained at police headquarters and returned to an Idaho asylum for confinement.
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Boston
al Pollock
Blackfoot
Datio
Pollock
Wally
Iip
Rasten Vleck
Pollack
Griffin
Robert
Dstactiver
Pallock
Idaho Asylum
Felony Charge Against Crooks Arouses Idaho Inquiry
Salt Lake City January reports detail Mrs. Salome Allred of Blackfoot Idaho accusing Charles Hugo Crooks of committing a felony. Crooks, detained by Sheriff Sharp at Blackfoot, faces return to the city for trial after alleging threats and indecent advances during a hospital convalescence. Six shots were fired at Crooks by Alfred Allred in Blackfoot. Crooks later captured and to be extradited under requisition papers signed by Governor Spry.
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Salome Allred
Blackfoot
Ira
Bherrt Joseph C. Sharp
Charles Hugene
Croelty
Poratello
Blacktool
Allred
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Job Lyon
Aharif Sharp
Ciwokesh
Ahe
Hurband
Mr. Allred
Allred Paw
Alfred Lmediately
John T. Danielson
Shariff Sharp
Ageter Govern Spry
Galdake Oly
Mackfeet
Cardinal Gibbons Honored Guest at Dinner
A Washington report recounts Cardinal Gibbons attending a formal dinner with Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs. Sine Wongh among the notable attendees. The meal featured a dessert course and wine, with several guests described in fragmented notes and partial details.
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Washington
Cardinal Fibbong
Mt Secratary
Napoleon Henne
Charlie Toyf
Alony
Aime
Sackongh
Medals offered to make New York city beautiful
Fragmented OCR text describes medals and beauty effort for New York City with garbled lines mentioning New York, medals, and beautification. No coherent events or names emerge beyond general civic-improvement intent.
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York
The Growth of Light and Electric Illumination
A historical note on the rise of electric lighting replacing gas lamps in homes and stores. The piece cites lower costs, brighter tungsten lamps, and growing consumer demand driving a shift in daily life, with local observations from D. Decker, local manager for Use Light and Railway Company.
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Eranach
Brilljamny Cblatiiad
Theta Tampa
Wght
Neerly Avery
D. Decker
Use Light & Rallway Company
UNION DEPOT TIME CARD
Time card entry for Union Depot dated 1818 records shift hours and worker logins. Includes employee names and hourly totals, with notes on departures and overtime in a concise payroll snapshot.
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Union Depot
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