Brigham Street Caria Conductor Hold Up Trial
A garbled report recounts a court case in which Alderman Wanloss and Judge Diehl preside over a trial involving Mrs Julia Hinge and Morey Waitl. The judge delivers a verdict of guilty after a lengthy hearing, prompting Wanloss to express dismay at the obligation to prosecute.
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Brigham
W. J. Bryan
Waites
Julia Hinge
Wanloas
Wanloas As: Qh Rogun At Fesse Antnar
Weaterwell
sAtLortoy
Ndga Dick
Cap HoldUp on Brighaal Treat
Stidetcay No 43 of the Bylgum Hine is in charge of the Conductor. Brighaal Treat details are unavailable in readable text.
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Stidetcay
Hold-Up on Streetcar Ends in Arrest and Inquiry
Motorman H Beck reports a masked robber boarded the Front Street car at dawn, demanded cash, and fled after a pistol was shown. Conductor found a $10 bill and declared the assailant fled toward the Salt Lake City line, while police investigated the incident as part of broader inquiries amid court actions and public notices.
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Woodsyid
H. Beck
Saul
Enul
Tara Arid
Zen
Andido
Beck
Firat
Lilo
Cork
Villey
Poll Tax Suit Challenges City Authority in Lake County
A suit filed in the city division questions whether Wheeler County and Lake City have authority to levy poll taxes. Plaintiff, as Sale Tavern City Street Supervisor, served notice for poll tax and labor. Defendant argues no law authorizes Lake City to collect poll taxes, claiming no municipal power exists. Judge Tinney Dent will hear the demurrer at 10.00.
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Wheeler Cowt Batt Lake
Petyr
Gondliv
Streok Buporisor
M.M. Daha
Avid City
Lake City
Jake City
Supreme Court ruling on inheritance tax impact
Deputy Attorney General Whita comments on the decision affirming the lower court in the Ricketts case. He says the ruling guarantees state taxes from $50,000 to $240,000 annually and clarifies the exemption. He notes the key issue was whether the 10,000 exemption applied per legatee or to the estate as a whole.
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Supreme Court
Eourth
Ricketts Suheritanes
Eni
Whita
Jasué
Cape Juet
Cael
Bryan bound over on charge after deadly weapon incident
Utah man W. F. Bryan is bound over to the district court to answer a charge of committing a violent act with a deadly weapon near Jhangs McDonald. The judge fixed bail at one thousand dollars after Bryan declined jail, citing poor health. An ensuing hallway exchange suggested possible flight, with threats of release if bail is posted.
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W. F. Bryan
Utah
Yeelmuay
Courb
Antien Clark
Asanub
McDonald
Gleno
Jose
Tragecutor
Smith
Aubioush
Bryans
Wiah
Banu
Hiyan
Chirk
Bryan
Tmweing
Clarging
Franklin
Rangers
Salt Lake Notes on Local Legal Proceedings and Voters
Salt Lake notes describe county legal business and a Saturday gathering by Vane and associates from San Fraser, with Salt Lake friends greeting Park City residents. The piece lists polling places and district divisions, naming several local figures and venues in a brief, era-appropriate tone.
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Atlornes Ciraptal M.A. Breeden
Vasey Banke
Bil
San Fragen
Paviland
Salt Lake
Bola Heal
Park City
Burglary convict sent to state prison and city notices
report items span a busy Salt Lake scene. James Close, convict in burglary, is sent to the state prison by District Judge Booth. A separate case follows William Greeley arrested with valuables, while smallpox resurfaces in Sugar Ward with three cases. Humane Society plans, company finances, and a wave of hoboes causing city concerns are noted alongside a fatal Cripple Creek incident. A wheelchair accident injures Miss Sims near State and Hirst.
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Phe
Argennindty Ea
City Ve
Balt Lake
Water Widely Company
Dudes Morse
Bistile
Iors
Tadge Mayes
James Close
Wis
Montha
Booth 'At
Prova
Jegeo M. Harmon
Utaly
William Greeley
Lake En Lo
Hia
Helen Matthewson
The
Humane 'S
Ducational Sociéty
Sugar Ward
Henry Pallips
Vivian
Clodesdale Avenue
Phillips
Lake City
County Tames
Nto
Joseph E. Jensen
Theodore “Tohineon
George Dixon
Dan Trady
J. W. Smith
Offcer Carlson
Dn Sims
Iknow
Hirst
Mist Simerar Iso
Wheel
Wheelcai
Mise Sims
Jer
Tir
Benedict
Grere
Court Set In Toule County For Three Defendants
Judge Morse will preside next Monday in Toade county where district attorney Kichner has laid informations against three defendants. J. A. Whitehouse faces receiving stolen property charges, Roger Millward is charged with a felony, and George Bates faces grand larceny.
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Whstrict Tudge
Contempt Case Dismissed in Olsen Adultery Affair
In district court Judge Morse discharged Mrs Hanson from contempt proceedings in the State vs Marinus Olsen. Olsen had been convicted of adultery and the contempt case against Mrs Hanson was dismissed yesterday.
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Hanson
Marinus Olsen
Morse
Olsen
Haneen
Colonial First Class Rooms for Rent
Newly papered painted and furnished rooms for rent by day week or month at 8 A 24th Street over Standard Office. Rates reasonable. CHINN, Proprietor.
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24Th Street
Offic
MBS
L Chinn
Mitchell Addresses Joint Mine Workers Conference
Pittsburg July 10 John Mitchell national president W D Ryan and other leaders spoke at the Interstate Convention of the United Mine Workers of America. The delegates absorbed the entire agenda as talks focused on the union’s future. No clear word yet on potential actions from the joint conference set for Monday.
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Pittsburg
Knn
John Mitchell
W.D. Ryan
Tnd
United Mineworkers of America
Sal
Fire Damages Milling Company Building in Milwaukee Area
A Milwaukee dispatch reports a blaze at the American Milling Company complex in Milwaukee Wisconsin started by spontaneous combustion in a stockroom. The fire caused about 40 973 000 in losses with the five story building nearly destroyed though the entire structure was saved.
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Chicago
Alilwausen
Wis
American Milling Company
Reward Offered for Arson Suspect by Utah Light Power
A fifty dollar reward is posted by the Utah Light Power Co. for information leading to the arrest of parties who damaged a power transmission line near Pioneer Station south of Ogden. Interference with the line risks serious injury or death from broken insulators, fallen wires, or tree limbs. authorities warn the public to stay clear and not interfere with the line or its equipment.
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Utah Light & Power Co
Hips Ag
Ogden Gage
Prraone
Utah Light
Power CO
R.s,.campbell
Mgr
Ogden
Utah
Tfah
Heber ML. Welis
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Cinkita
COURT
John R. Hillier
Vitovia S. Hillier
Salt Lake County
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Bart
Hir Corse
Distrigh
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Poll 'Ax
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Tvi
Herbert Mongtton
Havin Altony
Harnest
S. J. Burt
BROS
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Tor Bryan
J. P. Beovilli
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Sidney
F. Bowmad
Capriva
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Park Guly
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O'Donnell
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Ming
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Searleston
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