Reward Offered in Murder Case at Japanese Mission
The mayor of Ogdes offers 100 dollars for evidence leading to the arrest of the hold up suspect at the Japanese Mission. An additional 260 dollars is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of Saburo Ichimura’s killer. The community mobilizes to ensure the murderer is caught and the city’s good name and safety are defended.
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Ogdes
Saburo Ichimura
Tt In
Ichimura
Unis City
Allie
Homre
Isill
New City Reservoir to be Dedicated in Ogden
The town will dedicate the new reservoir tomorrow morning in Ogden with a ceremony at the site adjoining the old tank. Officials note the cement work is first rate and the improved storage will supply homes and businesses with a larger, sanitarier water supply. The project totals 38,669.86 dollars with a capacity of 19.4 million gallons. A separate item recounts James Garver’s Chicago sugar experience and rail freight rates, arguing for fair treatment and a robust sugar industry amid tariff and trust pressures.
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Dotslock
Ogden
Publo
James Carver
National Convention of Grocers
Bpringfield
Ilinois
Chicago
Garver
Utah
Europe
Ambition and tales of a distant time and place
Fragmented OCR text hints at a narrative about ambition, people named Lena and Wedge, a character named Gusson, and a scene at a theatre or working tea bard setting. The passage references marriage, pronouncements, and a mysterious bridge event, but clarity and complete details are lost.
Accused Thief Faces Judge in Rural Trial
A muddy dialogue from a 19th century scene shows the judge questioning Jathra about theft of General Johpada's chivkdas. The accused offers no witnesses, replying curtly as the crowd and clerk discuss the case. The scene blends rustic cadence with legal rite as the judge probes, while townsfolk listen.
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Altornay
Waslington
Jathra
Genert
Johpada
Old Lotto
Johnson Powerful in Ben Lomond on Jeffries Fight Talk
In Ben Lomond California June 16 discussions swirl around Sam Johnson and James Jeffries as both camps push toward a July 4 bout. Promoter chatter notes Johnson arrives in top shape while Jeffries trains steadily on his ranch.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
Dick Ailang
Hiness
Dod
Dohdlton
Jeffries
Sim
Aduaus
Johnson
Tom Wankgan
Ben Lomand
Port
Fiendeau
Lis
Representa
Seling
Die Adama
Jo Eries
Jaffrlon
Watter Momba
Lle
Jeffries’ Rondy
Prayeuient
Jeffring
Tam
Jefrred
Monabin
Doftries
Jeffil
Deffries
Hur
Jeffrica
Nedidt
Corbett
Jeff
Kansas to need forty thousand harvest hands this year
In Topeka, Kansas, State Free Employment Bureau director Whalley Harris announced that Kansas will require about forty thousand harvest workers for the upcoming season. He noted labor estimates narrowed to around four times the prior year and cautioned on demand matching.
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Kansas
Topeka
Katt
Wheat
Whalley Harris
Oranges to Be Shared by Southern California Elks
A promotional train by the Orange Belt Boosters will distribute California oranges and other goods from San Bernardino Redlands Riverside Pomona Santa Barbara and other lodges. The route includes Detroit Ogden Salt Lake City Denver and Chicago with a July arrival in Detroit. Local officials will host tastings and educational visits celebrating Southern California hospitality and fruit.
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California
San Bernardiso
Redlands
Riverside
Pomong
Santa Abe
Preadéna
Santa Barbar
Ogden
Uist
Southern California
Sant Francisco
Salt Lake City
Colorado Springs
Deuvee
Dagha Chicagarané An
Detroit
Ucrivy
Dvetefty
Pao Pla
Gsllfarnia
Jolly Ik
Notice to Water Consumers on Sprinkling Hours
Water users are informed of strict sprinkling times from June 1, 1514, with schedules for areas west of Adams Avenue and other zones. Inspectors will ensure adherence. sprinkling limited to these hours and only when water is not wastefully used. C. H. Eichher, Superintendent, Waterworks Department.
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Atriathy Pathroyd
Adams Avenue
C. H. Eircher
Benbeintendent “Waterworks Department
Romance at West Point Graduation Pairs Cadets with Brides
Cadets from West Point plan marriages immediately after graduation. Cadet W Burr, from the Sixth Missouri district, will wed Blea Duma Glasgow of Missouri. Cadet D R Torrey of Vlad, will marry Miss Buckley, daughter of an army officer, after arriving in Washington D C. Stop at the New Windsor for Gulf late service.
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Wert Point
West Point
W. Burr
New Windsor
Gulf
Hyrum Bain
Death of Mrs Rose Donnley in Pacific Avenue Home
Mrs Rose Donnley wife of Oscar Donntey died at 9 pm at her parents home 2747 Pacific avenue after a short illness of heart trouble. Survived by husband five sisters and two brothers. County has been in the city two weeks from Runcroft Idaho.
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Roky Leann Donning
Oscar Dountey
William Wally
Pacific Avenue
Tomorrow New Reservoir Dedication At City Hall
Tomorrow at 1 o clock a dedication procession will depart from City Hall to unveil a new reservoir. Officials and business leaders invite taxpayers and the public to attend and witness the event. Participants should bring their own flags and gather at the northwest gate, with the program lasting under an hour.
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Tnauranse
RB O'Elnek
Goykon
Genere
Fire crackers cause accident injuring family on Grose Street
In Washington a family including David Taylor sustained injuries when fire crackers frightened their horse on Grose Street. A group of youths reportedly fired the fireworks, causing the buggy to overturn and occupants to fall to the ground.
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David Taylor
Washington Awaing
Grose Street
RMA
Miss Iverson Improving After Illness
Misa Wathen Iyursom, known as the popular figure of the community and lady of the town, is reported improving from a critter condition. She is expected to remain in the hospital for seven days. Universal hopes center on her full recovery as plans for a future public appearance are discussed.
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Misa Wathen
Pauny
Thlaatbyy
Severn
Teachers Rally For Union Amid Turbulent Times
Fragmentary text indicates teachers in a New Mexico town rally for union organization and labor action. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but the core action is teachers pursuing collective bargaining or union formation.
Fragmented OCR Draft on Labor Unions and Education Charge
The text outlines a union merging plan with the American Federation of Labor, a charter arrival timeline, and mentions a “March ers” Education” challenge. It cites salaries and contributions, referencing individuals and a union context with unclear specifics due to damaged wording.
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Ion
Vridhinvy
Luor
Ila
Jess
Oye
Ania Brucimanr
Erade Conuther
Tye
Penalty detail unclear in Athlute report from Los Angeles
Fragmentary text describes a penalty amount of 91009 for each of 45 individuals connected to an import matter. Mentions a none strength company in Los Angeles and a determinate NG silt unclear. Content highly garbled with names and specifics unreadable.
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Aes
I Wien Niletaptol
Detemitati Tg NG Silt
Los Angeles
Call for Thi Tuelo Congress and Flood Relief Meeting
A fragmented notice calls for a Thi Tuelo Congress amid flood recovery. It mentions Sunita Cloth referenced in a broad plea, with talks of national irrigation and a September gathering in Poepia. The message stresses donor attention and a directoral letter about retention and civic action.
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Rayaes Toventa
Congress Focuses on Private Irrigation and Forestry
The report highlights congressional attention to private irrigation trades and Caporta’s discussions on irrigation and forestry problems. Officials have crafted a program to make the gathering work in practice, with Fowler calling it only the beginning. Topics include irrigation drainage forestry deep waterways and related questions with varying solutions.
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Congress
Caporta
Tolgress
Fowler
Grant
Ayer
His Ashes to Be Taken to Desert
Fragmented notice reports a visit by an unnamed friend to a household in Stanford Connecticut. It mentions plans to transport ashes to the Arkona area and references Navajo and ceremonial honors. The text is garbled with many unclear names and places, leaving the core action and destination obscured.
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Stanford
Conn
P. Sanorwen
Arin
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