Arrest for Enticing a Young Girl to Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake arrest follows allegations that Francis Brown aided an underage girl from Logan in leaving home for immoral purposes. Eliza Jones, 15, along with others, was tracked after boarding a train to Salt Lake. Evans, an acquaintance, accompanied by Blix Jones, reportedly financed travel. The case involves Emily Mills Jones and a hotel worker's family turmoil as authorities take action.
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Gil Ns Logan
Eliza
Jones
Milliams
Blix Jones
Evans
Salt Lake
Yeaterday
Lim
Mills Jones
Widmy
Hawke Hotel
Lopan
Lakeide
Tivans
Aps
Logan Saveral
Ify
Evins
Old Enough to Marry Sparks Domestic Row in Hunter
Francis Brown, an elderly Hunter man, seeks a housekeeper while his wife left him last February for Oregon with her children. Margaret Harris, 46, will not work as a housekeeper in a single man’s home and Brown cannot obtain a divorce for six more months. The County Commissioners, County Attorney, and Clerk heard Brown’s case yesterday as he trudged between offices exhausted by the effort.
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Francis Brown
Hunter
Mergaret Harris
Brown
Margaret
Oregon
Itg County
Lockout Affects 3000 Idle Workers in Building Trades
Yesterday's developments sparked public worry over nation in building trades. Up to 200 locked out, with 16 unions disputing totals. Builders' association met, carpenters hardest hit though demand for labor exists, and some idle men found work under union rules.
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de Aleta
Building Trades’ Council
Builders’ Association
Hooper-Eldredga Dock
Federation Balla
Holmes Terrace
Ward Sedanl
John Henry Smith
Rade Moat
Thik Ede
Injury at Dooly building stairway traps laborer William Wands
William Wands, a laborer, slipped from a railing at the Dooly building around 5280 eleele that evening and fell twelve feet to the stair area. He suffered a deep scalp wound and was treated at Hill's drug store before being taken to the police station unable or unwilling to reveal his residence.
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William Wands
Dooly
Hill
Stewart
DESERTERS FROM U S NAVY REPORTED BY MAYOR
Commander Fox informs Mayor Thompson that William Sloan of Salt Lake and Roy M. Duran of Gyien have been declared deserters from the U S Navy. The report notes desertion forfeits citizenship rights and eligibility for offices. Also recaps a Sea trip to Saltair with crew returning ashore amid seasick passengers and a party including local officials and Bishop Earl Cranston arriving in Salt Lake City.
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Thompson
United States
Commonwealth
Westering
Charles B. Fox
Adama
Male
William Sloan
Salt Lake
Roy M. Duran
Gyaen
Naval Service
Earl Cranston
Methodist, Episcopal Church
Salt Lake City
Mission Meeting Shifts to Salt Lake City
Portland reports indicate the Utah mission will hold its annual meeting in Salt Lake City rather than Park City. Bishop Enid Just Wiyght plans to speak at the Denver Christian Endeavor convention and will address mission affairs prior to August gatherings.
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Portland
Ore
Knuteford
Denver
Enid
Utah
Thea Mission
Salt Lake
Park City
Christian Endeavor
Dng
Tenas of Tanna Horror and Mine Rescue Men
Utah mine inspector Sinlé Mine Inspector for Utah helped in Wyoming Hannaegal mine disaster relief. He praised management for efforts to recover bodies and aid bereaved families, denying rumors of mine closure.
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Gamer Thomas
Utah
Wyoming
Salt Lake Notes on Hospital Recoveries and Local Incidents
Salt Lake notes report ex County Auditor George H Wood improving at St Mark s hospital with cautious optimism. Other injuries from the Fourth include Hard Pinney and Millis Oisem in recovery at St Mark s hospital. County Attorney George Westervell injured his arm in a fall from a ladder. bones not broken but flesh torn. A pending appointment exam for West Paint is announced by Senator Streat. Mental test takers include ACK Shows Robert Elliott Jorge Burtidge. A U S land office suit concerns locating an lind patented by the oily fox wildship. Kent and Mind contest the city s right to the annie. A Mexican man Martin Gustan detained after trousers concealment prompt suspicion of theft. George Goodwin a Negro recently convicted of grand larceny is sentenced to six months. Calder s pork disturbance case sees William Steck plead guilty. Buck Turner Thomas Gilson bail forfeited for nonappearance. Mrs S G Johnson from Washington undergoes abdominal tumor removals at Balk Lake private hospital. condition poor. Board of Health week ending July 4 shows declines in deaths and births. nineteen births and thirteen deaths reported. quarantine scarlet fever cases lingering.
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Hard Pinney
Millis Oisem
St Mark's Baypital
George Westervell
West Paint
Renatd Sinont
Senator Streat
Ack
Robert Elliott
Jorge Burtidge
Provo
United States Land Office
Te Ersten
Wig
Kent
George Goodwin
Dustlee
Calder
Cortridl
Mill Creek
William Steck
Mui
Buck Turner
Thomas i. Gilson
Eight quarantine cases and measles plus typhoid reports
Reports show eight quarantine premises and thirty smallpox cases remaining, with two new developments and one import. Measles and typhoid also noted, while some cases are discharged as cured. A stray health ad and local political note about an extraordinary legislative session appear among the items.
Indigestion Causes Catarrh of the Stomach
The article argues that indigestion, not catarrh, causes stomach catarrh. Repeated indigestion inflames stomach membranes and nerves, triggering glands to secrete mucus rather than digestive juice. This explains the misattribution of the condition to catarrh.
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E. O.0
Switt & Doo
Chicago
GIO. F. Cave
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TB. Newton
Davia
Iho
Aire
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A. W. Wright
Robert
Saltlake
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St. Mark's Hospital
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Oliver Shnpson
Commereil
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Balk Lake
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Rte
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