Kesler cutoff nears completion boosting Ogden Los Angeles rail link
The Evening Standard Attention notes the Kesler cutoff will finish within ten miles, narrowing the distance to Los Angeles via Southern Pacific lines. The Glandard and East Lake Tribune cite Ogden gaining terminal prestige and new routes to the Los Angeles area as the gap closes. Estimated distance from Ogden to Los Angeles along the Keeler road is CBS miles, with further reductions possible if Southern Pacific extends south from Beattie Mountain.
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Kesler
Ogden
Los Angeles
Southern Pacific
Glandard
Calfornia
Intermountain
East Lake
CBS
Beatie Mountain
Reese River
Vidley
Nevada
Hazen
Nira
Utah Leads In Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress Efforts
Reports from Probl Colorado show Utah highly active in the Eighteenth National Irrigation Congress. Pueblo access, birthplace of the congress, and Utah’s notable citizens Major Richard W. Young and Governor William Spry drive delegation strength and vigorous official correspondence. Utah’s leadership and Ogden’s role as a key session site are also highlighted.
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Probl
Colorado
Utah
Pueblo
Salt Lake
Old Guard
Congress
R. W. Young
John Renry Smith
Fred J. Kiesel
Anl
Richard W. Young
Board of Governors
William Spry
Licaecretary
Ogten
Jeffries Johnson Fight Dominates Reno Monday Coverage
A Reno newspaper previews the Jeffries versus Johnson boxing match as a world event overshadowing disasters and earthquakes. The piece notes public obsession with the outcome, the racial tensions surrounding the fight, and fears of backlash against Black people if Jeffries wins or Johnson triumphs.
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Reno
Nevada
Atlantis
Civilization
San Francisco
Johnson
Tie Ma
Ocean rate ruling could shift coast hub status
The article discusses the Interstate Commerce Commission's order to cut railroad rates to interior western cities, risking undermining San Francisco's hub role for Reno Spokane and Phoenix. It questions water competition's impact on coast versus interior routes, cites legal text on rate structures and long vs short haul provisions, and suggests coast cities may lose advantage as water transport gains prominence.
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San Francisco
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cali
Reno
Spokane
Phoenix
Intermountain
Furtetlon
San Franciso
Keaing
Ita
Irgoa
Import Slips of Ocean Goods Through Water Route
Text discusses placing slips of the ocean in an effort to ship goods by a water route. It notes many lines of goods carry a rate from New York to San Francisco and the Jacal rule back to Ogden, now delivered at higher freight rates. The piece argues San Francisco and other inland centers will lose to Ogden and similar cities, boosting interior trade.
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New York
San Francisco
Ogden
Novara
Portland
Seattle
Wardington
Oregon
Nevada
Sacramento
Pittsburg
Congress
Firth Avenue
Long and Short Haul Bill Sparks Intermountain Debate
A kaleidoscope of humorous scraps and sharp economic critique fills this page. The writer cites a Northern provincial city state of mind and mocks social antics while pivoting to rail policy. He argues the High and Short Haul acts harmed consumers, boosted rail life, and shifted costs to workers and towns, urging reform to curb corporate privilege.
Retail Sleres Meeting Prompts Charter Drive
A July meeting at county court wage room invites all retail clerks to join a temporary organization. Over a dozen signed the charter application. Dues start at one dollar, with at least two dollars required after charter approval. The group seeks active participation and notes the charter is soon closed. W M Piggott invites attendance.
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No. WD
W. M
Piggott
Rates Will Benefit Ogden Rail Freight Movement
Cooper of the George R.ave company states new railroad rates ordered by the Interstate Commerce Commission will boost freight flows through Ogden. He cites harm to Utah, Montana, Nevada, and Washington shippers who have faced higher costs since prior rate changes and transit rules, arguing rates will relieve discrimination and restore competition across intermountain routes.
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TR. Cooper
George R.ave Company
Tnterstate Communteren Commission
Newanys
Utah Lab
Montana
Neva Us
Washington Rubbers
Baeine
Cie
Toma Fobier
Notice to Milk Dealers on License Payment
Notice to milk dealers that operation without a license will lead to suit for unpaid fees. Carl Allison, attorney for License Faxca, states payment must be made within five days from the date.
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Carl Allison
Ameysor
Brighan Fruit Aw Abindange Belgham City July 1
Belgham City reports fruit market talk as Elberta peaches expected by late August with large crop potential. Growers forecast better prices than average and plan extensive shipments of peach products to markets, while apricots and berries begin to appear but raspberry supplies lag behind.
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Belgham City
A. H. Snow
Largart
Roth
Oregon
Duston
Hingham
Twenty Deaths From Severe Heat Wave Across Cities
Twenty deaths were reported due to a severe heat wave affecting Milwaukee, Detroit, and surrounding areas. Reports indicate high temperatures and heat-related illness contributing to the fatalities as authorities urge caution during the hot spell.
Heat Wave Claims Four Deaths Across Cities
July reports from Pittsburg New York and Philadelphia detail four heat related deaths in Greater New York and Philadelphia with temperatures around 86 to 101 degrees. Officials warn of heat and dehydration as the scorching weather continues across the region.
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Fittebury
Pittsburg
New York
New ‘York
Peculiar Plane Crash at Emeryville Ends in Fatal Wrecks
An early July Emeryville aviation accident left two Farman biplanes destroyed and pilot Samuel Smith fatally injured after a sudden gust toppled multiple aircraft. Clifford O'Brien escaped unharmed, dragging Smith from the wreckage as another Farman and a biplane collapsed in the same wind shear.
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Oakland
Cal
Heather
Tnt
Wadiy Pee
Receipts Reveal Surprising Treasury Totals for June
Treasury department figures show ordinary receipts and net revenues much as expected, with a 1 648 337 deficit in public debt and 1 720 815 in corporation tax. A 71 million portal deficiency stands out alongside overall expenditures. The report notes March and June activity, highlighting broader fiscal milestones and warrants cautious optimism for future operations.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Treasury
Alex
Treasury figures show gaps in customs and debt data
The document outlines deficits and misaligned estimates across customs receipts and internal revenue. It notes a total public debt rise, a treasury reserve balance of 160.09 million and a general fund of 100.39 million, with postal deficits near 98.50 million and a series of disbursements by department and region.
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United States
Treasury
Congress
Indiana
Relena boy killed as horse drags rider in Montana
In Helena Montana a 15 year old Relena boy, John Md god, was dragged to death by a runaway horse caravan when he fell from the horse he rode. He suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. The victim was a nephew of Meg Newman Hall.
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Helena
Mont. Taly
John Mdgod
Relena
Reniway Horna
Aldgood
Newman Hall
Ourdick
Evening Service Discontinued at Methodist Church
The church announces the discontinuation of evening services. The Sunday school will expand morning activities to attract attendees. Efforts aim to maintain interest and attendance, with all members urged to attend on time and visitors welcomed.
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Methodiat Church
Nap
Visttora
Fourth of July Horse Meet At Palr Grounds
A garbled Fourth of July event at Palr Grounds features a record by Queen Pot with a time of 2,0614 and a purse total around 23,000 in Arizona. The report mentions multiple horses from across the region expected to compete in trots and pacing for speedy winnings.
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Allen
Arizona
Bandit Robs Express Passengers in New Mexico Route
A masked bandit halted an express train between Placerville and Norwood in San Miguel County. Several passengers were roughed up and forced to surrender valuables as the lone robber fled into the night.
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Montrose
Cate
Taly
Placerville
Norwood
San Miguel County
Ned Wy
Todd
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