Stop the Cars in Parade District Incident
A Fourth of July parade crowd in Salt Lake City faced danger as street cars moved toward a gathering, prompting officials to consider traffic scheduling changes. J W Elingeon and Wen Whitney discussed precautions, but a delay in restrictions was reported to have limited interference with the parade.
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Twentytutt Atreal
Washington Avenus
Sal Lake
Oxden
Tha Loren
Pugs
J. W. Eliingeon
Rand
Hie Ohathuala
Cotominee
Wen Whitney
Utah
Ddaho Central
Orion
Syntom
Parades and Committee Roles Stir Civil Parade Tale
A garbled report notes Ms nedera and Mr Whitney guiding parade duties with committees in charge, aiming to coordinate spectators, floats, and signals as marchers moved along Twenty fifth drive amid expected public display and municipal coordination.
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Nedera
Brad Bevion
Thatine
Akerl
Vongel Yong Tongs
Mr. Whitney
Justine
Flolla
No Escaping The Higher Duty Draft Regulations
A garbled passage references new draft rules and questions why many players were involved in shippers. It notes a change and hints at a broader duty, with confusion over who should be conscripted and why talent is affected. The fragment mentions the Breath number and past involvement with shippers in a unclear context.
Ships Launched On The Fourth In Record Month
Four months after a storm of criticism rose in the United States over shipbuilding the government faced harsh scrutiny of its record. On July Fourth the ships launched totaled about 400,464 tons with 42 failed after wood, as many vessels could not be released from the ways due to a Columbia River fleet. Nearly ten ships stood ready to enter water, marking a peak never before seen by any nation. The clamor blamed misdirection and late starts in shipping policy.
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Columbia River
Administering an Antidote
Fragmentary report mentions Fr Wade and wartime events including bombing references and a coast paper noting an item cited by a Millis official. The garbled text hints at a wartime feature under discussion with unclear details and names.
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Wade
Usscussinn
Millis Peneralo
Air power showdown and German war conduct debated in wartime article
The piece weighs U S aviation aims against German prowess and criticizes brutal wartime tactics. It argues American and Allied bombing will intensify as rivals imitate new designs, condemns civilian suffering and warns of retaliatory destruction if atrocities persist.
Tint the Gray Hairs Away Adverts in 19th Century Sale
An old advertisement promotes a product called Heomatone or Hrawnatone claiming to remove gray hair and deliver a range of brown shades. It lists ingredients to avoid alkaloids and touts guaranteed perfection. Availability through retail counters nationwide with pricing and an order booklet.
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Colin
Wause
Whnemacal Cn
Sule
Covlagtan
Saalvertise Vent
Boston Beats Reston 3-2 in 12 innings for third place rise
The Red Sox defeated Reston 3 to 2 in twelve innings to strengthen third place as Keoraty and Smith sparked the offense. Fletcher drove in the decisive run in the 12th, while Bancroft and Jemison contributed with key hits and stellar defense backed by pitching from Hogan and Cugmar.
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Ghaves
Roston
Lily
Bhiladelph
Plac
Reston
Ivy
Aeron
Berde
Smith
Thena Lseliger
Doal
Noster
AVA
Chiladsipita
GOS Lumiarys
Poarere
Rawlings
Nohfre Rawlings
Cote
Phadel Phi
Testa
Ertore Philmielphhy Hils
Vreibes
American League results and schedule from last night
Yesterday in the American League the Red Sox beat the Phillies 11 to 9 in Philadelphia with a second game 2 to 1 for Philadelphia. New York won both games at Washington 7–6 and 3–4. St Louis beat Cleveland 2–1 in the first game. Cleveland won the second 9–2. Chicago lost to Detroit 2–1. Cleveland moved into first place by sweeping both games, while other outcomes are listed with partial box details and pitching notes.
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Philadelphia
Pirat
Boston
Hatten
Philouiplphia
Washington
New York
St .Lous
Cleveland
Ten Mulnga
Chews Chionga
Roe
Detroit
Chicage
Todan
Taste
Uubulelpala
Houck
Johnston
Reth
Death Penalty Jury Drawn in Pauline Platka Case
A Chicago jury is sworn to try Pauline Platka for murder in a case that details a designer's alleged manipulation by a county hospital and a fatal shooting during a dispute over a fake gun. The report notes historical hesitance to sentence women to the gallows and lists several players and baseball game details alongside the legal summary.
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Chicago
Pauling
Aha
Pauline Fplatka
Amateurish Cugs and the St Louis clash in July notes
A garbled 1910 era baseball summary recounts a Chicago win over St. Louis after a ten inning duel, with Merkle driving in the decisive run on a double and Puskell’s sacrifice, followed by Bent’s single. Errors, double plays, and base on balls are listed for both teams, highlighting a pitching duel and late scoring.
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ST. Louis
Chicago
Rice
Hornsren
Merkle
Paskert
Holiacher
Grint
Doubdla Phys
Vaird
Griiom
Gonzales
Fisher
Hornsby
Chivage
Timils
Aby Orvavs
Chleapu
Hendrys
Aaa
Nyflendrys
Ty Doak
Wild Piich
Iendryx
Benz
Jetroit
Shicago
Ernie~ Young
R. Jones
Heilman
Fhreer
J. Colline
B. Cotns
Weaver
Cobb
Leibold
Yeaoh
Risberg
Gandil
E. Collins
Gandly
Collins
Detroit
Bitllsa
Danforth
Boland
Cleatta
Danlas
Cleatte
Bolan
Cunningham
Danas
Pltener
Schalk
Ly Donforth
Cleotts
Wits
Veach
Wea
F. Collings
Jacobs
E. Collin
James
Hush
Donovan
Yelle
Genz
Dalk
Henz
Washington and New York split in holiday doubleheader
In a weathered box score filled with errors and hits, New York defeated Washington 7 to 0 in the morning game before Washington rallied to a 4 to 0 victory in the afternoon. Johnson and Caldwell allowed few runs, while Baker led with two-base hits and multiple stolen bases in a see-saw set of baseball contests.
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New York
Johnson
Caldwell
Washington
Iilan
Lavan
Baker
Homera
Gilhooley
Pratt
Teckinpaugh
Foster
hi—Shawker
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Pipp
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Maker
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Prate
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Rasterr
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Walkolen
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Thush
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Plarsan Lin
Piteher
Jonae
Rash
Wild Piteh
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Funes
Raostan
Errora-Truesdale
Stansk
Burley Victim of Automobile Accident Near Clearfield
D E Burley of Salt Lake and a Miss Elizabeth Rockwell were seriously injured in a high speed crash two miles south of Clearfield on a state highway. Burley, a former Oregon Short Line agent, and Rockwell were en route to Salt Lake City from Ogden when Burley’s car collided with a Ford after a race challenge. The big Madson car crashed into a telephone pole at high speed. Ford’s car suffered minor damage. A third driver, Harold S. Shrew of Salt Lake City, was uninjured. Responding motorists aided the injured at the scene and to the hospital in Salt Lake City.
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Mia
Fred Goodsel
Manapiug
Salt Lake
Goodeul
Companion
Nhad
Clearfield
D. E. Burley
Oregon Short Line
Elizabeth Rockwell
West Fit
North Street
Salt Lake City
Quiler
Rockwell
B. Be
Ford
Miss Ruckwell
Qeden
Joe Ford
Hudson
Shrew
Rurnet
Balt Taka
Captain Fred G Clark on Furlough at Ogden Medical Mall
Captain Fred G Clark on furlough from Camp Funston now in Ogden at the medical camp. He is son of Mrs Joseph Clark of 2752 Washington Avenue and a respected Ogden physician prior to enlistment. His wife and daughter Marion are also residents of Ogden.
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United States Medical Carpa, Js
Ogden
Camp Funston
Chattanooga
Tenn
Clark
J Joseph Clark
Washington
Mariorie
la Ogden
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