Denver women back high license over prohibition in reform aim
The New York Mure quotes Mrs Ida H Harper president of the National American Woman's Suffrage Association praising Denver women for backing high license as a practical step to curb drunkenness. She notes that many see prohibition as unenforceable and believe a strict high license regime could reduce low taverns while allowing reform to proceed with less social upheaval.
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Ida. H. Harper
New York
Mure
Denver
Herper
National Americna, Woman's Sudrage Association
Prohibition
Colorado
Issat
Prena
Growth of Electric Industry Reported in 41 Census Bureau Data
The census bulletin shows 4 1007 upward of 3 000 entities including companies and plants reporting electric current use in commercial enterprises. Total industry capitalization reaches 6 209 748 768 with central stations 1307 388 838 and electric railways 3 774 792 006. Telephones and telegraph firms add 814 618 004 and 262 010 817 respectively, wireless lines 39 726 242. Independent lines and patrol systems could not be fully ascertained.
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Stanc Putitiog
Sloo
Mic Resann
Central Electric
United States
Railroading Past and Present Captures Linsley’s View
The article recalls vast changes in railroading over nearly fifty years, highlighting E. A. Linsley of S762 Wal Venous as a witness to shifts from small 48 ton engines to massive 300 ton Malet tanks between Ogden and Evanston. It notes the move from telegraph to telephone dispatch on Union Pacific divisions and the growing scale of locomotives and operations, reflecting a period of rapid modernization in the rail system.
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E. A. Linslay
Wal Ngenus
Pacific
Linsley
Chicago Northwestern
Battle
West
Council
Union Pacific
Ogden
Promontory
Centre Pacific
Tinsley
Wasatch
Bir
Evanston
U.P. Engins
Lasley
Fragmented Scribbles Echo Aerial Nonsense
The piece presents a garbled stream of phrases and misreadings with scattered names and words. No clear events or entities form a coherent news item, leaving a fragmentary jumble of letters and apparent titles.
Fragmented gossip and misquoted voices echo in late1940s papers
A garbled montage of quotes and mispunctuated lines from Chicago Record Herald and Kansas City Journal reflects a confused public discourse. The piece strings together names, events, and dissenting criticism, hinting at media friction and a collapsing narrative structure.
House Passes Postal Savings Bill Amid Debate and Substitutes
The House approved a postal savings bill after a tense session with a majority vote against Democratic substitutes. The measure creates a trustees board including the postmaster general, Treasury secretary, and attorney general to designate post offices as savings banks. Deposits capped at 100 dollars monthly or 9500 total, with 1 starting deposit and a 10 cent stamp option. Interest set at 2.12 percent, with funds deposited in local banks and government bonds as needed.
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Sid
Moat
Hrantlay
Georgia
Ardusserd
Loulaiana
Burgess
Poxas
Cartin
Virginia
Virgin
Alda
Norris
Nebraska
Wau
Cemperate
Cerula
Alten
South Carolina
Alnsbarsy
Ghiej Ashbrook
Onlo
Cox
Ohio
Foes
Massachusetts
Foster
Tillu
Hailmond
Minnesota
Hanna
North Yakota
Havens
New York
Henry
Texas
Hitchcort
Hughes
New Jersay
Johhson
Kentucky
Kinhead
New Jersey
Maguire
Granm
North
Dakota
Hubbard
Leuront
Wisconsin
Nelson
Vod
Town
Moon
Tenpanee
Wriich
House
Aiken
Ansberry
Aatbroukt
Foss
Fraier
Hammond
Harena
Holy Ty
Hitchcock
Kinkead
Muxuke
Martin
Moss
Nicholl
O'Connell
Ronsdell
Rucxer
Sabath
Sharp
Sulsor
Taylor
Touvelle
Secretary of the Treasury
United States
Trystees
Laska
Houke Aw
Ladies Organize Grand Army Ladies Circle No 6
The Ladies of the Grand Army organized Grant Circle No 6 at Miss S. C. Chapman’s home with Mrs. Della J. Henry conferring obligations on several applicants. Officers were elected and installed, with plans to meet June 2 for the next gathering. Eligible members were invited to join by submitting names to Mrs. Lucy M. Mudge before February 24.
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Grant
Grand Army of the
Peirce
Mavilla C. Rollow
Ana Ries
Maryel Ives
Celentia Aurt
Nella AL Cramet
Jiinn Newton
J4uufa D. Wing
Bilanbeth M. Becker
Henry
Riva C.rb
Ante DP. Ries
Misk Marvel Ivey
Martin G. Rollow
Lois
Fetree
the Nation
Della J. Tenry
Anna T Tes
Petree
Salt Lake City
Mins Chapman
Uicle
U.S. Grant Clycle
Tolacola Circle
Cha
Twenty-seventh Street
Jype 245
Heath Convicted in Fraud Case Against Clinton Meath
District court yesterday found Heath guilty on charges related to a scheme against broker Clinton O. Meath. Heath, once prominent, fled from New York to Tam Adee before his arrest, with a $9 750 settlement allegedly tied to the case and a prior $8 000 issued as a related payment.
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Denver
Dune
Clint O. Meath
Anit Bonaciir
Heath
Birho Winkirt
Myre
Mary
Hiraent
New York
Vin- Vertik
Tam Adee
Ami
Anshun
Fruit Crop Prospects From Government Report
The department of agriculture released early figures forecasting a good fruit crop across the nation. Officials cited favorable weather and strong market demand, with imports and exports expected to balance as growers prepare for the season. Local observers noted optimism in several regions as planting advances continue and forecasts are refined.
Crop yields reported for ventral states and fruits
The report notes a poor crop in ventral states with raspberries at 76.3 versus 834 last year. Watermelon and other crops show mixed results with sugar beets at 50.5 compared with 99.0, and other figures indicating declines in several items.
Kaufman Presses Johnson in Tense Boxing Workout
Johnson praised Kaufman after a hard sparring session as the crowd watched the pair trade blows. Kaufman’s steady aggression and Johnson’s defense impressed observers, with bets swirling around an upcoming heavyweight clash. The article notes plans for the bout venue and ticket demand, predicting a high-stakes confrontation with Langford’s crown as a potential target.
Championship bout for middleweight Navy title in Vallejo
In Vallejo California crowds of about 4000 sailors and officers gathered aboard the Maryland and nearby ships to see Frank McCool of the Maryland and Battling Robinson of the California contest for the middleweight championship of the American navy. In the seventh round a clinch led to a head clash near the jaw.
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Vallejo
Cal
Mare Island
Maryland
Frank
McCool
Marylans
Robinson
California
Fire alarms and a saloon blaze ignite mid June scene
June 10 at Pillsturg Gedree Renkes, a hotel proprietor, ran to the South Side saloon as a fire flash startled patrons. He tugged for a fire alarm key while flames flickered, but the alarm failed to sound before the blaze died, with Cuesta hotel guests awakened and then returning to bed as no danger materialized.
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Gedree Renkes
South Ride
Renkes
Greeley Celebrates Fortieth Founding Anniversary
Greeley Colorado marks the fortieth anniversary of its founding from the Union Colony led by Horace Greeley and N C Merker. The town grew after settlers arrived on June 19 1870 establishing a temperance community near a thriving sericultural district. A parade and historic documents will feature in the celebration with excerpts from the original plans.
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Wil ‘Ba'page
Gtocley
Father Cleared in Whipping Case at Wasneohirg
In Wasneohirg Pennsylvania on June 10 a jury found Richard Ewart not guilty of assault and battery against his 19 year old daughter Bess. The court ruled the father acted within his rights after accusing her of dishonorable conduct and punishing her with a whipping.
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Wasneohirg
Q Green
Richard Ewart
Bess
Ter
Bran
Smo Ullele
Kenosha Women Face Hefty Penalty for Lost Jewelry
A group of Kenosha Wisconsin women arriving on a ship are required to repay the government about 10 000 dollars to regain possession of jewelry and other property found among their effects as determined by officials aboard the Iowa boat.
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New York
Kenosha
Wis
Costes
Fragmentary OCR Confusing Passage From Unknown Source
A garbled OCR fragment appears to reference an unfamiliar store named by misread words. It mentions evaluative terms like order and model, with unclear names and actions. The text lacks coherent facts to identify persons, places, events, dates, or organizations.
Woman to Attempt Flying Chicago to New York
Chicago reports a woman, Jane May Wenay, plans a Chicago to New York flight with a $25 000 prize from the Aviator. Minn Alley Patten of Big h says she intends to win the Thiosgo to New York event and lists her name for consideration. James B. Piew, acting President of the Ag Clt of Moods, could not confirm eligibility and deferred verdict.
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Chicago
Jane May
Wenay
New York
Tyhu
Minn
Alley Patten
Bigh
Jamon B. Piew
Thi Ag
Piew
Mies Porter
Stewart M Brice Son of Former Senator Is Dead
Stewart M Brice of New York, senior from Ohio, died at 40 while living in Asbury Park. He attended Harvard, played varsity football, served on General Shaker's staff, went to Idaho as a gold seeker in 1902, and planned to run for congress. He was under care of a trained nurse, physicians report his condition grave.
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New York
Stewart $I
Arice
United States
Ohio
Asbury Park
Harvard
Shaker
Idaho
Jini
Congress
Sinte
Iithin
Mme Bentlh
Tres. Phygiciana
Irish Champion Draws Appleton and Wie in Bout
Irish champion Nazifa fights in a mixed ring card at Stadia Goorty of Delikobh. The bout features Yon of Ireland against Young Mahoney, with a decisive outcome unclear after rounds of fantasy fighting.
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Appleton, Wie
Jung
Public sale notice of unclaimed animals in South Weber precinct
George Allan Poundkeeper for South Weber precinct warns of a public auction on June 0, 1910 at 2 oclock p m for three unclaimed animals a blue horse gelding a bay mare colt and a blue colt all branded and with markings. The owner is Mrs. Doe Olean and $2 damages are claimed for payment upon sale.
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State of
Utah
Duyls
Weber
Animuta
Tekken
Gouth Wehur
Qeorge Allan
Routh
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