Funeral of Two More Victims to Be Held
The funeral for Carroll Areman of Laktford Connecticut and Maxfield, fireman second class of Toughkenn Tennessee, victims of the Valley explosion on the United States cruiser Tennessee, will be held tomorrow morning. They died at Angelus Hospital in Tas Angelos. Burial with illite shoes will be at Harbor New cemetery at 1 oclock. Captain T B Howard of the Tennessee crew will escort remains. Burial rites conducted by Captain C H Dickinson of Tennessee. The death toll rises to seven.
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Cal
Carroll
Areman
Laktford
Conn
Maxfield
Toughkenn
United States
Tennessee
Angelus Marius
Tas
Car jumps track injures many at Del Mar Garden
A passenger car jumped a track near a curve south of Dilye street road, at Del Mar Garden. The crash left the Dead William G. Warren 35 and several injured, with rescue teams and ambulances rushing to the scene as bystanders watched.
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Uwe
Mnolayman
Praneis McHndre
William G. Warren
Dulua Hennett
Mina Clara Simmons
H. L. Kenyon
Tuxedo Park
Dilye Street
del Mar Garden
Gilliple
de Balivere
del Maravennda
Hosaic
Salt Lake and State News continues on page five
Continuation of Salt Lake and state news coverage resumes on page five with briefs and updates. Scattered items reference local events, legal notices, and community happenings affecting Salt Lake area readers, summarized from the ongoing edition.
Weather puzzle baffles scientists in Salklenke City
Salt Luise June 7 reports unusual weather anomaly with storms lingering over plateau region for weeks. Dr Hyatt notes unpredictable storm movement defying normal four day US track and shifting Pacific high pressure repeatedly, countering plateau pressures and complicating forecasts.
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Salt Luise
Salklenke
United States
Hyath
Iit
Lars
Selener
Snund
Isne
Trevels
Oklahoma
Geneglc
Alabama
Wil Ga
Athaic Ocean
Hyatt
Six-Shouter Hans Anderson Nearly Ends His Life
In a troubling sequence Hanson Anderson of the Fated Family attempted suicide by hanging at an early evening hour in the county jail after divorce proceedings against him. He survived a cord break and was later sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. Authorities report erratic behavior and prior violence within the Anderson family as context for the incident and his removal to jail.
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Mandl
Hans C. Ander
Hiner
Anderson
Hans
Lang Anderson
Shesstt Knudsen
Deckiell
É ‘Anderton
Himaekf
Bingfeld
Beta
Peter Christensen
Mayfeld Postales
Agu
Salt Lake Ball Team Update From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text references Salt Lake basketball and related names while garbled. Key names and terms appear incomplete, suggesting a local team update but with missing coaches, dates, and results. The passage shows scattered references to players, positions, and potential game notes without coherent facts.
Butter Makers Fight THF Freight Raise Before IPC
Sixteen large U S butter manufacturers sue to block a proposed freight rate rise on cream and milk, arguing the increase would be excessive and injurious. They claim plants worth $10 million produce 120 million pounds of butter annually and would suffer losses approaching $1 million if the new schedules take effect. The Interstate Commerce Commission hearing, set for next Wednesday in Kansas City, will hear testimonies from Butter Makers and supporters of lower rates.
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Fame
United States
Prouly
Marian
Mississippi Valley
Crcun
Kaisuat
Tag
Antiilons
Kansas
Nebraska
Mis
Llinois
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Tinana
Engineer Risked Life to Save Train in Wreck Effort
A Springfield Central engineer Lawrence O'Tirien and a guarding team reportedly risked their lives yesterday to save a southbound mail express near Marine 2 patch. The near-collision and ensuing sabotage threat prompted swift rail response.
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Springfeld
Uls
Lawrence O'Tirien
Travis
Geelding Team
Yesterdey
Tie UK
Stein
Water pours over online stream scene with braking throttle
Fragmentary report describes O Lan and Bireman, Thomas Slicl, and O'Hrlua amid steam as a throttle is awakened and brakes applied. Passengers describe a jolt and slight injury to O'Brien while the train slows, with unclear sequence and names garbled.
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O' Lan
Bireman
Thomas Slicl
Cal
O'brién
Mother of a Former Governor Dies After Illness
The widow of the late Illinois governor died after months of decline and weeks of serious illness. She had been frail for years, with recent spells of weakness culminating in a January fall that left her unable to nourish herself.
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Coleagn
Yales
Ile Incliner
Linois
Yalés
Baby Parade at the Throne 700- New York June 2
Arrangements are made at the front sea for the baby parade hoped to be the most interesting of its kind in New York. Babies will play roles in park capes and enclosures, with daily refreshments and a zoo lineup including Assauatl Himpty Sanben and Sergant twin, Baby Virginia Mule and Japinese Silke dear, plus a baby buffalo and others. An excursion to Salt Lake City via Oregon Short Line is advertised for June 11 32 13 14 with $1.10 round trip, nine trains daily between Derun and Salt Lake City.
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New York
Front Sea
Assauatl
Himpty
Camel
Walt
Sanben
Virginia
Restored to life after heart ceased beating
In New York June, Dr. J Sherman Wight of Bruckiys manipulated the heart of a Warman patient after it stopped, causing breathing to resume. Respiration continued three days and physicians believe removal of the entire breast might have caused the collapse. The doctor pressed on the heart sac to restart circulation and breathing.
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New York
Warman
J. Sherman Wight
Bruckiys
Wight Sud
College Students Cable Dragon Flies for Money
New York reports university students earning small vacation sums by cabling dragon flies. The piece notes experts in Colma and mentions Uraeil and the United States Department of Agriculture seeking a supply. It warns dragon flies as a major threat to mesquite and ties it to a policy of external tin.
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New York
Colma
Binneta
Uraeil
Contey Jas
United States Department of Agricultre
Embezzlement Arrest Ties to California Case
A suspect linked to a jewelry theft in Houston faces charges after 46,000 in diamonds vanished from Taylor Jewelry. The alleged embezzlement involved a former official from the state commission and ties to figures in Los Angeles and San Francisco. Authorities pursue full restitution and legal action.
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Houston
Tessa
Wnconitic
Jewel’y Establishment
Taylor
Night theft report from cracked OCR fragment
Fragment mentions a diamond set in rings mounted in a tray, removed from a shiny case, in a scene likely describing a burglary or theft. Names, dates, or locations are not provided in readable form.
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Finn
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