Funeral Held for Anna Morgensen in Huntaville
The obituary notes Anna Morgensen, wife of Teter Morgensen, died after a lingering illness. She passed in Huntaville at thirty seven and is survived by her husband. The funeral was held at the Huntaville meeting home and interment followed at Huntaville cemetery.
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City Subscription List Leased by Standard Newspaper
Ogden area notes announce that H R Armond, late orientator of the Inter Mountain Republican, has leased the Evening Standard subscription list for five years. The Standard subscription and distribution duties will be managed by HLT Arnald with Miss Helen Larsen as office manager during Armonds absence. Readers are asked to contact Miss Larsen or Mr Arnald for service by mail or at the Standant building.
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Huge Cinnamon Bear Appears in Liberty Center
A chaotic report describes a large cinnamon bear seen in Liberty center near a home. Local authorities and residents coordinated a response as the animal wandered through streets, prompting shelter and safety advisories.
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Liberty
Fragmented OCR history note with garbled names
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Mother and two children found dead in Missouri
A Missouri mother Martha Glacener and her two children Ammette and Jr. were found dead at home after police arrested husband John Alstser for embezzlement. Police believe the mother turned on the gas, caused fatalities, and the husband’s arrest preceded warnings of prosecution. Glacener was released after the incident, and authorities advanced the case to prosecutors.
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Omaha deputies take Briggs into custody in federal hold up case
A man and a woman arrived in Omaha tonight in charge of two deputy U S marshals and two port of entry inspectors. Shelton faces bond at 25 600 and the woman awaits bond as the case unfolds. Both are held on related charges linked to a robbery aboard a train. The pair were brought before United States Commissioner Andatant and Shelton was remanded to jail. The woman offered no bond and promised to reveal what she knows. Officials say a fifth man may have been involved and prosecutions against the four men already arrested proceed.
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Senate Eyes Wool Schedule After Cotton Debates
Washington June 6 The Senate plans to complete the cotton schedule on Monday or Tuesday, facing the wool schedule in a nearly reenacted set of rules. Progressive Republicans and Democratic senators will oppose, with an expected late week push to finalize the wool schedule. The finance committee will meet at 9:29 Monday to align senators, and amendments from cotton debates are to be reported as the week progresses. A vote on the bill was predicted for the coming session, aiming for action before July 5.
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Heavy steel buying signals May market shift
In New York trading, steel and iron markets show heavy buying since June with May activity suggesting speculative demand. Mills report brisk barge volumes and rising hot rolled steel orders, while steel structures and fabricating sectors hold steady demand. Major buyer orders include large fuel and gas equipment, with Central wells and city hospital projects driving activity toward mid month.
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New Orders Spur Troop Neologism and Confusion
Fragmented report describes new orders causing neologism among troops. Commandant Lae Fetager related advices from departmental sources about imminent operations near Mindanan and the Pacific theater. Details are unclear with garbled names and places but indicate a broader strategic shift and possible deployment timing.
DIBASTAOUB FLOODS IN WINNI PEG TRAFFIC TIED
Floods around Winnipeg halt traffic with trains blocked and many routes disrupted. Passengers stranded as several transcontinental lines remain unable to move. Authorities report extensive delays and mounting indirect effects across the railway network.
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Husband Sees Wife Leap Into River and Die
Aaron Cohen of Dutsla witnessed his wife Colen Cohen leap from a rock above Nisgtara Falls into the rushing river. Despite a heroic, hour-long rescue effort by bystanders and police, her body was recovered downstream while Cohen collapsed from exhaustion. He later said his wife died in his arms and he would have saved her if possible.
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Packing Trunks With Heavy Garments and Lingerie
A fragment describes methodical packing of heavy articles and delicate items. It details layering shirts and undergarments, folding towels, protecting with powder and cosmetics, and arranging items compactly to fit a trunk while avoiding wrinkles and damage.
Fragmentary Weston's Speech Echoes in Text
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Hebboy
Conditions Far From Settled Amid Adana Atrocities
Reports from Beirut and Constantinople describe dire conditions after massacres in Adana. Wounded and displaced flood camps, with hundreds of officers and troops deployed. Relief efforts push forward as crops fail and risk of further violence grows, while U S and Turkish authorities announce inquiries and potential court martials.
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Five masked robbers terrorize home. three women harmed
Five men in masks broke into Minnie Arhe’s home at Termont Mississippi today arousing community fear of lynching. They bound and gagged Minnie Arhe her daughter Mary Ober and granddaughter Minnie Ober aged 23, tied their feet with picture wire and subjected them to torture before releasing Mary Ober who summoned help. They found only $2.50.
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Financial review of the part week market turmoil
The article details a renewed speculative push in New York securities amid broad excitement unseen in two years. It notes French capital, insurance, and rail stocks drawing attention, with mentions of Wall Street activity and the impact of international funds on domestic share movement.
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