Tragic Streetcar Boy Dies After Pole Accident
A ten year old boy, Aneel Harper, son of Cuades Be, was killed when a streetcar struck him on Main Street between Fifth and Sixth South. Witnesses say several boys hung from the trailer footboard near a pole guard. one was crushed under rear wheels as the car stopped. Conductor and motorman reported the incident, with the identity verified by the boy’s cap at the morgue. Local authorities opened inquiry into the cause and action taken by crew.
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Aneel Haper
Cuades
Propietoy
Ory Wintle
Ein Sire Eur
Ae Daye
Euiirat
Vali
Nia
bin Parouta
Main Street
Bost
Qeick
Vrank Tickaring
Pasaungera
Sids
Radoy
Tienit
Carri Partons
Tonoph
TM Taylor
Nisea
Jommid
Prison Break After Guard Opening Alarm Leads to Escape
Jailer Kierbait awakens prisoners for breakfast when Allred slips past, exits through the corridor and vanishes outside. Rivaball and Nimball pursue but cannot stop him as the escapee, a convicted robber with a troubled record, is believed to be at large. Police anticipate recapture and warn the public.
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Olieer Brown
Kierbait
Jim
Allred
Rivaball
Nimball
Phot
Rail line from Salt Lake to Los Angeles to spur western mining
The Engineering and Mining Journal reports a railway plan completing the route from Salt Lake to Los Angeles. It could unlock Northwestern Utah Southern Nevada Southeastern California and northwestern Arizona by linking mining zones. The potential interlocking lines would labor under great natural obstacles yet promise new settlements and intensified mining and agriculture.
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M Orassimntry
Salt Lake
Ton Angeles
Saya
Engineering and
Nevada
Utah
Ariynna
Nan Trench
Ivan Oaly
Verdure
Remains of Pioneer Resident Joseph A Brown Returned
The body of Joseph A Brown of Molrowe Montana who died at Holy Cross Hospital Salt Lake City Wednesday was shipped to Fintte last night for funeral services at the Catholic church in Tuthe Suturing and Interment here Mrs Brown is the sister of Mrs Trank Hagesbarth of Salt Lake City and a pioneer resident of the West
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Joseph A. Brown
Molrowe
Mont
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
Catholis
Tuthe
Brown
Trank ‘Hagesbarth
Salt Lake Guy
Ande
West
Counsitemen Arraigned In City Council Case
President Charles Cottrell and Councilman F B Fern of the Third ward appeared before Judge Chels Dish in the Police Court yesterday morning and pleaded not guilty. Reilly Silorney George J. Nyv refused with avimony while signing a City Council resolution. A special grand jury is now convening. The preliminary session date is pending. Warrants were not served. Ryans reached agreement with the County Attorney George.
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Charles Cottrell
Hie
City
Connell
Fern
Didge Chels
Reily Silorney
George J. Nyv
Cily
Connell Rammitina
Separ
Lily Altor- Toy Fu
Sperial Wand Jury Aghieh
Sim
Weensel
Ryans Agreubent
George
District Notes on Lynch Trial in Ostrich Court
A damaged report describes a criminal case against William Lynch charged with assault, continuing due to the absence of the complainant Joseph Pit. The Ostrich court, before Judge Jacob Johnson, heard the trial involvingWill Clark and Z Gretram in a scene of irregular proceedings and alleged theft from JF Johnson.
Van Kuren Cash Continued in Ambush Case
The District court heard the ambushment case of Van Kuren against Artie. Vat Kuret was called in the criminal division and Judge Jacob Johnson granted a motion to remand until the next term. Van Kuren is charged with embezzling about $800 from the Bheel Line Railway Company while acting as treasurer. he had been previously tried and found guilty, and Judge Stewart sentenced him to one and a half years in the penitentiary before an appeal reversed the verdict at the State Supreme Court.
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Artie
Vat Kuret
District Court
Chariel Alderhey Derisiis O. Tirhnar
Jacob Johnson
van Kuren
Bheel Line Stailway Company
Ineal
Dudge
Atewart
State Supreme | Court
Stewart
Bingham Copper Mining Sued For Damages
The Bingham Copper and Gold Mining Co is named defendant in two damage suits totaling 827 050 brought by Emma Walker and guardian Niles Levid for injuries sustained by Heber Walker in December 1962 while aiding an engineer at the plant. The first suit seeks 1 909 and costs for personal injuries from a heavy press incident that fractured his arm and leg, with lifelong disability implied. The second suit asks 25 300 damages on similar grounds, including wages lost since the accident.
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Bingham Copper & Gold Mining Company
Heber, Walker
Leauth
Emma Walker
Niles Levid
Neni
Jeg
Stricter anti scab measures push in Utah and beyond
Stricter regulations to curb scab and other livestock diseases spread across Utah and other states. Malvin, assistant chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry, travels to Utah promoting the act and seeking a cure for big head in sheep and horses. Federal authorities favor containment due to recent sheep losses and exposure risks. Experts in the department work in the field to identify the cause and find solutions.
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Agricultural Department
Washington
Utah
Malvin
Bureau of Animal Industry
Utal
Tor
Federa
Tre
Palley
Melvin
Indian miner predicts rich gold on Uintah reserve
Major James McLaughlin recounts an Indian prospector on the Uintah reservation who claims a remarkably rich gold vein lies under the land. The miner plans to gain U.S. citizenship and file claims once the reservation opens, aiming to develop the ground and profit from high grade ore.
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Utah
Uintah Reservation
Wesuan
Unite States
James McLaughlin
Toy
Melaughlin
Vex Berdny
Colorado
Haia
Waltine
Los Angeles Stuns San Francisco In Big Baseball Fight
Los Angeles pitcher Drinkwater dominates as the Locos blank San Francisco 2 0 in a dramatic late game turnaround. Leery umpire calls spark debate while Sacrament o and Oakland vie for supremacy in a high tension day of ball with notable baserunning and fielding.
National League Baseball Roundup with Mixed Scores
Cincinnati swept a doubleheader in New York with 5 0 and 11 4 scores as Phillips and Saylor pitched, McGinnity hit, and Habn contributed. Brooklyn and Chicago split a doubleheader at Washington Park, Chicago winning the first game 7 1 and Brooklyn the second 1 1. Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 6 5 as Allendime saw 6 500 attendance. Western league action in Peoria and Milwaukee saw Peoria 2 Ns, Milwaukee 4 St Joe 3, and Colorado Springs sweeping Omaha in a doubleheader. Attendance varied across venues with 1 000 at Chicago New York and 2 700 at St Louis.
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Cincinnati
McGinnity
Phillips
Saylor
Tavklers
York
New
Yorks
Henare
Brooklyn
Chicago
Washington Park
Ian
Weimer
Garzin
Searea
Serond
Gasno
Hoston
Lobia
Carrie
Hind
Link
Pratt
Errate Veaulied Aivastraualy
Diastrist court opens with Henriett v Trace A. Smith case
The opening day of the Diastrist court saw Henriett and Trace A. Smith summoned on a disputed matter. The proceedings focused on the alleged actions and a key ground related to the plaintiff's claim, with the court scheduling further steps.
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Lea
Jone
Jude
Henriett
Pearse Vn
A. Smibh
Grazing Order Enlarged for Payson Forest Reserve
Payson June 25 D S Pack supervisor of the Payson forest reserve announced receipt of an order from the Department of the Interior permitting 3 000 head of cattle to graze on the reserve. The allowance covers the area from Nephi to Teayson with 3 000 head approved.
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Payson
D. S. Pack
Payson Forest Reserve
Lye Departmentt of the Interior
le Pants Tire
Nephi
Hierar
Alasonic Lodge Dedication in Richfield June 25
The Alasonic lodge at Richfield was dedicated with public exercises. Visitors and lodge members attended the ceremony. Local officials and visiting dignitaries assisted in the proceedings, with OC. MM. Owen and local residents handling the program.
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Richfield
Todge
F and A.M
Joli
Harde
Bait Lake
MM. Owen
Jocal Awmbeara
Death of Mrs Jane H Them an in Provo
Mrs Jane H Them an died yesterday afternoon at her daughter's home after a paralytic stroke suffered Tuesday. Born July 2 1835 in Susquehanna County Pennsylvania she moved to Utah in 1852 and resided in Provo since. Survived by husband and five children. Funeral Friday at 2 PM from Pleas at View meeting house.
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Mra
Jane
H. Theman
Uente
Clu
Paralyese
Shricken
Decoward
Susaquehanna
Chester Cnunty
Pennsylvania
Utah
Provo
Ln Pleas
View Meeting House
Pesti
Additional jurors drawn for Fourth district court
Provo June 24 additional jurors drawn today in the Fourth district courts include W B Pasney No Ranight George Mooré Daniel Rozz J Durrant W R Hatton Joseph Mf Allen Amass L Haymond A Dalley Springville George Adams Provo In the case of Winifred Green vs Pleasant Grove Prosend Brick company verdict of 175 in favor of plaintiff Was voted Alfred Warner of Ol vs S S Nigleon for R204 damages claimed due to defect in its grazing their deep fon pheinthit's hand in Spanish York clu yout in wow on ti
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Provo
W. B. Pasney
Ranight
George Mooré
Daniel Rozz
J. Durrant
W. R. Hatton
Joseph Mf. _ Allen
Amass L. Haymond
A. Dalley
Springville
George. Adama
Winifred
Aeyor
Votuarnnl
Alfred Warner
S. Nigleon
Spanish
York
Provo NSAVS Notes June 25 Legal and Local Updates
Captain Wedgewand in Provo witnesses Alfred Warner et al case. jury returns verdict for plaintiff at $100. Judge Booth considers Waratch county matter. Rideout et al front in waratch case. Ogden and Provo baseball games set for today and Saturday. WW C Cooper of Springville pleads guilty to selling liquor without a license and is fined $30. Use of Wash Striwavudh bore lined.
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Wedgewand
Alfred Warner
Nwb
Neildon
Hntel
Tlever
Trappigh
Ealt Lake
John Kelly
Rideout
Waratch County
Booth
Ogden
Tyiday
C Cooper
Springville
Manti News Notes: Local weddings and deaths
Alanti June 25. James M. Mickeleen and Mrs Christina Anderson were married yesterday by President J D McAllister. A reception followed with about 150 guests. Funeral services for Laura Anne Luttle will be held Friday in the council house. President McAllister returned from Salt Lake City after attending his son Richard's funeral, noting suspicions of bank theft and a missing bed claimed in pockets.
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Alanti
Jamee M. Mickeleen
Mra
Christina Anderson
Holly
J. Dy Ts Medllister
Laura Anne Luttle
Council House
McAllister
Salt Lake City
Richard
Zinc Plant Talk Provokes Town Controversy Near Parle City
Local debate centers on a proposed zinc mill near Parle City. Foreman Mr Dyer reports tempers rising as residents fear environmental and economic impacts while promoters promise jobs and profit from the Belmont works and regional steel suppliers.
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Parle
Tale
My. Dyer
Pha
Liv
Vmnh Vie
Satelliye
Peblitigny
Dyer Stirton
Child Kicked By A Stormy Wind In Richfield
A child was kicked during a chaotic incident at Monrosnet as Abia Dyan, daughter of Tara Nallov, was injured. The event occurred Saturday evening with the child hospitalized and in need of care. Authorities report nine inches of rainfall and ongoing recovery efforts.
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Richfield
Tone
Armind Wit Hela
I Mare
Monrosnet
Sy Abia
Tara Nallov
Aira
Tiyan
Edie Weiotanena
Water levels improve as Otter Creek reservoir nears use
Readable portions recount irrigation water remaining available in the Otter Creek reservoir this season, with about four feet more than before now set to be used to support sugar beet, grain, and other crops. A four day stretch last week showed nine inches of inflow as water in the river declines and reservoir drawdown nears, with Alfred Newby of Monte nearing 70 and Franks Monnie and Elvine to honor Fourth of July duties in Munroe.
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Otter Creek
Iver
Alfred Newby
Monte
Lnst
Monmie
Elvinore
Munroe
National Platform Calls for Railways Ownership Reform
A fragmented report outlines a platform demanding state control over railways, opposing private dominance. It argues railway charges burden citizens and urges government ownership to secure national interests.
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Peratié
Wevote
Railronda
Campaign rally as Building Trades group calls for work
Campaigning by the Building Trades Employers assembly members takes place today with calls for employment on all contracted work. Attendees are reported at venues including the New York Theatre the New Astor Hotel and the Metropolitan Life Building on Twenty third Street.
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Shmit
Paris
Houseamithe
Bridgemean Walon
Rogla Totel
New York Theatre
New Astor Hotel
Metropoltan Life
Twenty-third Street
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