They Would Destroy In Order To Control
A fragment from a 20th century newspaper discusses theories about destruction used to seize control, referencing a United States commission on industrial relations and debates over property confiscation and labor movements. The text shows scanted OCR with mentions of Ogden, Portland, Bay Prancheco, and various dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winganr Sh Dihn
United States Commission
Sanageny
Reeidenta
Sualtie
Portland
Bay Prancheco
Avery Street
United States
Dheir
A Friend in Days of Old Praises a Logan Journal Tribute
The Logan Journal lauds Buffalo Bill for his support of Mormons and the West, noting his role in promoting Mormon industry thrift and settlements. It highlights his earlier ventures with European and American audiences and his invitation to Mormon communities to develop the Wyoming and Intermont regions.
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Intermont
Migorn Basin
Wyoming
Witch Muy
Ted
Erecting roadside signs in Ogden Canyon sparks debate
Tur county commissioners consider installing a road hazard board in Ogden Canyon to guide drivers through the narrow route. Citizens and officials clash over safety measures and enforcement, amid concerns about accessibility, visibility, and potential arrests for violations.
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Tur
Orden Canyon
Tavorntfeni
Tyne
Sriisons
Wwere
Perfornman A
Elpariey
Notice of Recovery and Harrow In Ogden Area
A garbled notice lists entities including Superior Nonay Co and YW along with Redfield and Mer. The message mentions recovering items or property at an Ogden location, with references to an Angel TCH, a burlap rack catalog, and several involved parties.
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Bremwns
Ogden Warshowan
Watt of Agel Tch
Addresn
Superior Nonay Co
Grdet Law
Redfield
Mer
Trade and tariff debate and legal notes mix in page wide copy
A chaotic column threads together a critical view of U S foreign trade with April import exports data, then shifts to a discussion of fatal legal errors in murder trials. The piece mentions the Panacratic party and protectionism, Ogden figures, and contrasts trade policy with industrial goals. It concludes with a sprawling carnival ad scene featuring Buffslo Bill and a grand parade.
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America
Cleveland
Ogden
Panacratic
Trady
England
Wheat fields destroyed amid drought and pest damage
A fragmented report describes wheat fields being destroyed across western regions. Farmers struggle as weevils invade kernels, grain yields decline, and advertisements hype railway shipments while preserving Alberta supply lines amid mounting losses.
Debates on women's suffrage and its prenatal impact
Fragmented discussion in a Great Falls Tribune article examines the potential international scientific relevance of maternal welfare and prenatal influences. It references suffrage's possible effects on maternity and child outcomes, noting geographic variations and the debate over societal roles.
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Great Falls
New London
Jia Heain
Ant
Kachin
Bornere
Senezatubli
Vwrid & Traineas
Fylmgroy
Ntheal
Fragmented abstract of a 19th century show and theater review
A garbled passage describes elite performers and a grand stage event. It mentions Tina Zinann Evans, Jami, Webstore, and a dramatic POW arpa. The text evokes a civilization drama with performers, songs, and speculative future days.
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Ceopn Abe
Teytina Zannevans Wien
Jeppeny
Aterm Forte
Eenle Walla
Hele
Dante
Vlerke
Cies Mane
Jami
Slenal Hanaver
Zeniay
Ballinars
Ridin
Ropéra
Congress to Be Forced Vote on National Prohibition
Washington and Virginia legislators discuss bringing a federal amendment on national prohibition to a vote. A key committee reports readiness to move the question, signaling an impending congressional action on the controversial policy.
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Congress
Washington
Vane
Cinerea
FIGHTING TO GET OUT OF CONGRESS FIGHTING TO GET OUT OF CONGRESS
Bart Holdt of St. Louis Missouri faces a difficult reelection bid as he presses to leave Congress amid a tense primary race. The article outlines his campaign stance and the challenges from his Missouri district in the Tenth district race.
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Congress
Min
Bart+holdt
St. Louis
Gat Heins
Seongtesa
Special meeting debates Hobson control on state rights
A Riley committer held a special meeting with two proposals. One, a revised Hobson resolution opposing the previous measure on states rights. The other, Control of Kentucky proposing a ten hour senate inquiry for the Hobson resolution. Advertisement urges ice from Independent Ice Co. for pure distilled water from James Coal & Ice Co. plant.
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House
Riley
Hobson
Alabama
Kenucky
Independent Ice Co
James Coal & Ice Co
Soga
Vandal Creates Scene In Court At Birmingham Gallery
A suffragette vandal named Bertha Ryland allegedly attacked George Romney's Portrait of a Moy with a butcher’s cleaver in the Birmingham art gallery. Witnesses report her insistence the act was divinely guided to purge impurity and promote purity and righteousness.
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Hittinghay Maglavd
Bertha Ryland
Vandal
George Romney
Moy
Birmingham Art Gallery
Inday Gammil
Olla
Fishing Tackle Brand New Stock at Geo A Lawe Co
The Geo A Lawe Company advertises a fresh stock of fishing tackle. Choose rods reels lines hooks and lures for the season. Visit the store to see new arrivals and compare prices on top brands.
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Geo, A. Lawe Co
World Market News Speculation Mixed As Markets Open
Market notes show trading opening with mixed sentiment and scattered declines across sectors. Traders gauge early indicators as some commodities edge up while others pull back, with overall activity cautious and early gains fading.
Wheat shipments to Kansar City and mixed market notes
The report notes wheat shipments en route to Kansar City and a steady close with mixed commodity quotes. It mentions corn purchases at various stations nearing a vanishing point, hog and cattle receipts, and multiple price ranges for beef and lamb, alongside a long district court summons and securities data.
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Kansar
Turr
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