Editorial Rooms and Business Office Listing
Independent firms and telephone numbers appear for editorial rooms and business office sections. The notice lists Bell telephone lines with one ring, 120 Bell Phone, and 120 William Glasmann department lines for advertising and office contact.
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Ball Phose
Indepshfont Ehonn
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Bell
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William, Glasmann— Indeparwent Ehons
RAE Ree
Bell Telephone Systems
Elcaeil Efter Dp
Japan's New Field and Manchuria Wealth Debate
The article discusses Japan's postwar ambitions in Manchuria and Korea, linking victory over Russia to potential gains in agriculture iron and other minerals. It mentions indemnities and boundary issues and Japan's plan to secure economic advantages through Manchuria’s resources and trade, with emphasis on Japanese adaptability and planned compensation.
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Japan
Russia
Ina
Manehuris
Manchuria
Awakening for Ogden Lakers visit and Salt Lake ties
A fragmented editorial urges awakening in Ogden as Lakers trip toward Los Angeles is highlighted. It argues Salt Lake ties, progress, and a bold welcome to visitors signal growth, urging readers to embrace a broader regional future and tourism potential.
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Salt Line
al- Arnetina
Hydra
Ulah
Laker
Angeles
Salt Leia Chiy
Sean Wouders
Aden
Los Angeles
Ogden ‘Canyon
Oil Fields of Alberta Report on Early Canadian Oil Prospects
An Alberta oil district near Bee Lake and the Mennonite region attracts attention as a vast potential field. Reports describe extensive drilling, large-scale geology, and early exploration by the Rocky Mountain Development Company. Wells and seepage indicate substantial petroleum possibilities across a broad area in the Canadian northwest.
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Partlel
Bee Lake
Chas Mherin
Farthar
Moutamy
Alberta
Aptung
Pnet
Wittiam
Alboria
Rocky Mountain
Tavdjojmen Company
Fenland
Seatioy
Navin Meland
Herr Bowrings
Wil
Berta
Maw Wong
Wales
Emmy
Wells
Anessell
Vast railway and oil prospect dreams amid old boom talk
A fragmented report describes Canadian and Great Northern railway works and deep wells with booming expectations. Promoters lettered by J. S. Williams claim discovery of vast oil fields and anticipated new routes. Plans for linking towns, bore depths, and hole plugging to calm agitation are noted as efforts to spur investment and growth.
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posAliln
J. S. Willama
Hammerlands
Luin
Hein
Three Meet Death In Wreck On Lowhar Rail
A passenger train carrying Confederate veterans derailed on a trestle near Lonatayjie Kentucky. The wreck killed three people and injured several others as the engine and cars plunged from the trestle into a ravine. Fireman and engineer were named among the dead. survivors were taken to nearby towns for treatment.
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Alijinn
Merevaan
Confused tale of fraud defendants in a federal case
Disjointed report lists Seytile, Wye IG, A Hawreth and FW Yone among Whealon men pushed Bilte to Hidernegurl in a conspiracy to defraud Roveramon. Mentions Kalispell Montana and a one year penitentiary sentence plus a $1000 fine. Notes a letter from Wye defendant Barrell and possible pleas by Shouts and G. Broke of Spokane. Custody and placement in New York county jail implied.
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Seytile
A. Hawreth
Yone
Wilthy Wustavas
Whealon
Bilte
Hidernegurl
Roveramon
Juttans
Barrell
Prente Canel
Maine
Aml G
Broke
Spokwne
Prikonry
Choate Praises President Nixon and War Preparations
President 18 praised by Choate during a Washington gathering. He lauded the youth and military vigor of the nation amid talks of restoring strength with the Allies and potential conflict with Russia and Japan. The address touched on foreign policy, unity, and the President's wartime leadership, while rail schedules and travel notices were also listed for the Pennsylvania Short Line and other lines.
Russia Issues Peace Prospects Statement
Russia releases a public statement explaining peacemaking prospects with Japan in general terms. It notes willingness to negotiate without specifics and reflects on President Roosevelt’s role, while delaying publication of its note to Washington. The embassy was instructed to convey that Japan might accept President Roosevelt’s proposals for ending hostilities in the Far East.
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St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Japan
Ventilenes
United States Cuberlatua
Nonstrett
Far East
Névalois
Roanevelt
Russia
Toogevelt
Hobsburg
Washington
Asain Rossi
Rand Yeagners
Smuttidad
Sanghaka
Paprik
Comlmun
Gazette Plainix
Fruan
Poland
Lithuania
Lintok
Rocrerettas
Seay
Ulehl
Russo Japanese peace talks and mood shift in June
Reports from Paris and Washington describe private Russian sources in Sanghaka predicting softened Japanese terms while public opinion swings toward peace. Ambassadors Rosen and Baron Rosen meet at the U.S. embassy as talks on armistice and final terms continue amid buoyant markets and hopes for a settlement.
Lawyer Led Jeryl and Hyde Life Lawyer Led Jeryl and Hyde Life
A garbled OCR text outlines a legal figure related to Jeryl and Hyde Life in New Fork Hing IA with references to court actions, financial figures, and possible criticism of a system. Names and places are unclear, with scattered mentions of ANMOYINR LTTE and Pal Wyitkog and a New Pork address.
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Weelon
Hinad
Westen
Erergien Sistimom Companyy
New Pork
Wiis Allegon Pal Wyitkog
Omni
Anmoyinr
LTTE
Ator Bey
Mire
Weary
Ivvcaun Wien
Warnes
Phil
Ain Dyer Taundten
Unclear OCR fragment on counsel and corporation
Fragmentary text mentions operation counsel and a judge with unclear names. No coherent event or identifiable entities emerge to form a factual summary or headline.
Premier of Greece Murder Shocks Athens Crowd
In Athens on June 1 th e premier Delydaniss of Grordo was mortally wounded at the chamber entrance by a professional murderer named Ghera turin. The premier died within two hours despite immediate medical aid. The assassin was overpowered and awaits trial as investigators pursue motives tied to anti gambling crackdowns. The event triggered arrests and public mourning across the city.
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Athene
Delydaniss
Grordo
Murhler
Gheraturin
Sequitor
Mt & P. i. Toiay
Thassiaeath
Delrannis
Swiviel
Ghere Karls
Gherakatia
Croas
Dolysunls
Brewis
Tran
Aembo
Hal Geta
United States role in Moroccan conference discussed
A disputed Washington dispatch outlines US hesitation to join an international conference on the Moroccan question. It notes opposition to participating without broader signatories and references proposals to invite the United States only if French interests are satisfied. The piece cites a London briefing and reflects diplomatic caution.
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Washington
Morruco
United Biales
London
United Blaser
Pranen
United States
Dandi
Fragmented Health Advice from Early 20th Century Text
An OCR fragment lists health guidance and moral exhortations from a dated source. It mentions avoiding excessive exertion, maintaining cleanliness, exercise, fresh air, regular sleep, and mental discipline. Names of officials and a ministerial context are partially visible, with garbled phrases implying a public health or agricultural commission issued the guidance.
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Noew York
Turbulent Times Report Mixed From Europe and Warsaw
A scrambled London dispatch notes Austrian government accepting the livution of the sullia of Morores to an International conference with restrained ambitions. A Warsaw correspondent reports rioting in Brast-Lito where a Jewish woman was killed and another mortally wounded. The American correspondent discusses a convention and the Beavelty of stack realignments.
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London
Tangini
The
Times
Morores Town
Alha Powers
Warsaw
Fesnondenat
Daily
Chroninin
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