Regulating Credit Unions and Bipartisan Dissent Rise
A historical discussion contrasts Republican insurrectionists with Democrats in Congress, urging attention to monopolies and labor allied against them. It praises Massachusetts credit union law as a cooperative savings model, confined to members, offering low loan rates and shared governance to prevent loan sharks and imprudent spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassachusetts Bay
Springfield
Mas
Co-Operative Savings Bank
Sta
Anon
Slonn
Amoutetion
Ana
The Electric Monster in Ogden
A chaotic feature describes a trolley wire accident near City Hall square and a dangerous live wire causing a team to stumble. Officials warn that electric currents can cause disasters and vow to tighten safeguards after the incident near Washington Avenue and Twenty-Third Street.
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Devil's Slide
Washington Avenue
Twenty-Lyth Street
City Hall Square
Sproter
Beste Bank
Nood
Delvery
Fred J. Kivsel Co
Opden Rapid Travett Company
White Slavery in Ogden and Businessmen Who Protect It
A controversial article denounces white slavery in Ogden and accuses local businessmen and institutions of complicity. It argues for reform via the Salvation Army, the WCTU, and Crichtenton Home efforts, calling for public action to rescue and protect vulnerable girls and pressure lawmakers to act.
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Ogden
W. T
Salvation Army
Salvention
Crittenton
Cydan
Onder
Mothy Er Reform Organization
Cilieny
Ogden Jvat
Btitis Brat Fe
Iie
Churchex
W. GC. T
Frillenton Howe
Avery
Chelat
Chiatisa
Christ
Luriada G. Smith
Girls Taken From Lives of Shame Given Comfort and Sustenance
An analysis of efforts to aid young women labeled as fallen and destitute, detailing programs and figures involved in offering shelter, nourishment, and support. The piece examines societal responses and the impact of care on those affected.
Defense of the Women of W067 U. Defense of the Women of W067
A letter to the editor defends Salvation Army and women workers amid calls for harsher laws against young prostitutes and protection of vulnerable girls. The writer critiques age of consent laws, cites female reformers, and urges action against predatory men and corrupt officials.
Nelson Lands Meeting of School Superintendents
A. C. Nelson, superintendent, wired Governor Bury to announce a special meeting of the State superintendents of schools at Annola Nab. He reported success in arranging the next regular session following the special gathering.
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Mabel
Nelson Lands
Binte Supterintendent
A. C. Nelson
Annola
Nab
Bury
Unclear OCR text hints at education plan meeting
Fragmentary report references a convention with superintendents and a national educational push. Mentions a movement toward uniform certification of teachers and a general plan to be discussed at a meeting. States from various regions will present recommendations to representatives.
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Uniteds
Temcheta
Alp
Mississippi Valley
Matey
Jol
Concludion
Tter
State Treasury May Report Shows Healthy Balances
The May monthly Treasury report shows receipts of 0128.10 and April receipts of 724,405.84, totaling 137,117.41. Disbursements are listed across multiple funds including district school, road, and bounty funds. Remaining balances are carried forward in general and state funds, with amounts noted for redemption, exterimination programs, and various state accounts.
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Sints
David Mattaon
Thiau
Lalanea
Otero Blute
BO A
Atste Jande
al Marent
Genéral Fond
Teweeves Vie
Garon
Bilad Miners’ Hospital
Yesarvaty
City and County Registration Agents Listed With Flawed Names
A garbled 1910 registration agents list covers Dalenelty and Webar counties per commissioner districts. Names appear misspelled and partial, including Mrs. Addis Angel Fifth district and Willimin Hill Seventh district, with many others across districts and towns.
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Dalenelty
Webar County
Rth
Addis Angel
Sire
Margaret A. Oyaves
Litin Kasnerdy
Willimin Hill
Etehth Divirigt
Mis
Ances Power
Lettle Dewi
Jonnie Ardernon
C. B. Bexter
Mre
Paula Stan
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Wm. Ffasmann
Congress
Republican Party
Electric Monster
Colonel Galhedd
Goryine
Washington Star
Athens
Xilo Ane
Ai Ena Tehaiton
Sumiiar
Sirisha Nowes
Doavan Avic
Hub
Psypasa
Willie
Hye
Reed Smoot
Geo
Bulherund
Washington, DC
Parbupe
Lukes
Yaneay
Balgatlon
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Rome
Mina
Wwe
Tailen Slater
Byderstanding
WC. T.U
Standard
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Sgain
Big
Pawer
Tradder
Nulte- Raw
Gowie
Guy
W. Cg.u
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Alan
Rome Pinole
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Craig
Soloman
Tenturies
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WC Oden
Vox
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Tommy
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Stiadara
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Dager
Preeslou
Peter Percon
AIK
Raneime
Haliy
Thors
Generois
Mitpore
Toni
Taitor
State Treasury
Forn, Thidtaaral Dlatriet- Adellae Greenvel
Fourlesnth Distrint
Mian Nella
Howry
Filteoptiliatriot
Aies Min Featger
Bixtonnth
Hattle
Drown
Seventeenth
Annie Miler
Eter
Buroh Creek
Williand Alien
Eden
Arthur Bralltiig
Farr Weat
W. @. Childer
Harrlaylle
Hi Lowden
Huntsville
Tumacrow
Hooper
Joseph Fowers
Moron Wheeler
Winton
Fara
Korea
Wilsui
Mary Chandler
West Weber
Missweil Wert Weber
Iflanter
Warren Mary J
Wits
Plain Cits
B. Palmer
Meg
Bohs
Wyeth Silley
Saulyreliy
Clark’s Clothing Store
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