Fatal Wagon Accident Ends Child's Life At White House Hotel
A four year old child of J A Wright dies from injuries after a wagon tumble near Sandy on a fishing trip. Walter Burris, about two years old, also dies from internal injuries sustained when the wagon overturned on a slope. Several other youngsters were injured but none severely. The accident occurred Saturday afternoon as the wagon, driven by an aged man, rolled toward a stream. The horse bolted, the wagon tipped, and the group rushed to summon a physician in Stanley for aid before transporting the injured to Banily for care. Death followed early Sunday morning from the bearer’s injuries.
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Ishile
Walter Bure
Burris
Birvis
Thor
Banily
Tiare
Death at White House Hotel Follows Liquor Intoxication
Richard McAllister found dead at the White House hotel after an evening of drinking. An autopsy was performed by County Physician Mago. poisoning suspected but not proven. McAllister, aged about 40, had worked in several city bars and mines, with relatives in Safe Lake. Separate note reports the death of LaRue Weight, two weeks old, from severe burns after a backyard tub incident.
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Richard McAlater
White House
Almond
Taody
Joseph ¥. Taylor
Mago
Mile Chemial Harris
McAlister
Trew
McAllister
Safe Lake
Iik Mereur
Stockton
Eagles of Tarade marchers join Utah lodge event
About 1000 members of the Fraternal Order of Skeylea will travel by a special train to Salt Lake Tuesday for the elimination of the local lodge. A delegation from Utah Bugler, including a band of Italian composers, marched through the main streets for about three hours yesterday afternoon.
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Order of
Skeylea
Salt Lake
Eh Carn
Utah Bugler
Carden County
Socialist Meeting at North Main Abreet Heads War Talk
At a Socialist headquarters gathering in North Main Abreet yesterday afternoon H Breeman of Anaconda Mont. described alleged copper company campaigns against workers. He warned the movement may be accelerating and not understood by some. The branch adopted a ten member exclusive committee with subcommittees.
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North Main
Anaconda
Taring Biena
Voters and socialism debate in panel ward meeting
Iy Wisto and Miss Ialmeon discuss socialism and voting patterns while John Schick argues wage increases via strong unions do not solve unemployment as raised wages come from unorganized workers rather than employer profits.
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Iy Wisto
Olrattate
Pael
Mre
Oml
Ialmeon
Ghent
Atria
John Schick
Sub
Becaus
Miss Vera Hardy reported at Manhattan hospital
Vera Hardy of Provo Ulai Salt Lake is in Manhattan hospital after an agile attack of tonsillitis led to a serious operation. Her father Dr J M Hardy, superintendent of the Utah Tosane paylum, arrived after being telegraphed. The article notes her improving condition and expected recovery in a few days.
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New York
Efise
Vera Hardy
Provo
Ulai
Salt Lake
J. ML. Uardy
Utah
Tosane Paylum
Manhattan Hospital
Cornell student Edgar A Rogers returns home for vacation
Edgar A. Rogers, finishing his first year at Cornell, plans a vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Rogers. A large gathering of the Friends of Herman, including Indica and Tithe members, enjoyed an ideal outing at Hill's grove south of the city. About one hundred Knights of Columbus members attended the installation of a new lodge.
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Edgar A. Rogers
Cornell University
Alex Rogers
Schiller
Friends of
Herman
Hill's Grove
The
Knights of Columbus
Mountain Home Teamster Discovers Gold Rock
A Mountain Home teamster hauling freight found rock near Castle Torks that yielded about 30 dollars in gold per ton and a good sum in silver. he camped nearby and followed the track of rock on his return journey, noting the unexpected assay results.
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Iva
Caatle Torks
Mountain Ledge Turned Prize Rumor Sparks Hopeful Discovery
A fragmentary report describes a man pursuing a four foot wide ledge on a mountain, believing it may yield a major find. The tale notes a clearly defined ledge and growing conviction that aPonanza could emerge from the expedition.
Ogden Resident Reports Kidney Relief from Dean's Pills
An Ogden resident recounts chronic kidney and back pain worsened by work and weather. After trying many remedies, a friend’s Dean's Kidney Pills provided relief, with the patient purchasing a second box and noting lasting improvement. Penned by Foster-Milburn agents in Buffalo.
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Ogden
F. Wright
Nomle
Ming
S. W. Bodeon
Washington St
Penn
Foster-Milburn,Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Donn
Boat tragedy claims two lives at clearing slip
A boat incident near Weaverville ends in the drowning of J B Paulson a woodworker aged five and Edward Bellingar a battenders son. Life preservers were thrown but the men sank after a struggle as rescuers attempted to reach them. Paulson's father runs a hotel in Weaverville.
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Paulson
Sa Soot
Van
Edward Bellingar
Weaverville
Ore
Prominent Montanan Nmap Roseman Dies After Injury
Lautan Nutting of Bozeman, one of the new prominent citizens, died from injuries after a team driven by a drunken man in Springfield, Montana, ran over him about ten weeks ago. The death follows the accident that occurred during a period of rising concerns over road safety in eastern Montana.
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Roseman
Mont
Tine
R. Lautan Nutting
Bozeman
Well Nowy
Montaaia
Springfeld
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White- Higwse
J. A. Wright
Provenes Larue Weight
Mrev Fa. Wright
Eagles OF
Tarade
Yenleniny
Flr
Degrés
Detous
Denver
Seattle
Puasen- Rera
Threa'pflears
United’ States Army
Salt Lake City
Johm
Anvden
G. WW. Read
Kenyon
Corcorani
Wilson
Sarah L. Rand
West
Tourth Street
Fire Department
Saltlake
Cee Hao
Tuxine Ani Kintisla
Ano
Mide
Wu Oor
Ike Department
Ae Iain
Ey Ta
Aatlana
Gellar Foundationa
Gaul
Pee Tran
Anderson
Bates Seersucker
al Joe Yard
Aed
St. Paul
Ewhees
India
Prine
Sigren Indies
S. JU. Burt & Bros
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