Editorial calls Halverson target of city graft probes
An Ogden editorial from the Salt Lake Tribune and the Ogden Standard urges curbing officials seen as abusing power. It defends Halverson against repeated criminal accusations and criticizes prosecutorial methods. The piece argues authorities misuse taxpayer funds and criticizes the broader political culture.
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Toltowlag
Galt Lake
Senaile
Wren
Bn Qedor
Ogden
Mallee
Uim
Osfon
Amis
Lake Republican Sud
Editor's Advice From Reid Bay Threatens Public Safety
An opinion piece warns readers about dangerous misinformation and the harm of falsehoods spread by the press. It argues that sensational claims and unverified reports can destroy reputations and incite violence, urging reform and caution in reporting.
Morocco Poise in Conference on Reform and Open Door
A Morrocan reforms conference debate centers on who should police Morocco under an open door system. France and Spain favor a joint bank backed force. Germany warns against ceding control to these powers and urges a broader international role. Delegates weigh risks to sovereignty and commercial interests amid Franco Spanish proposals.
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Algeciran
Spain
Norocco
France
Haitish
Apahlaknd
Botingese Dalezales
Agwrican
Pollés Gueati
Defale Pollo
Mediterranean Powerk Ag Wkaly
Marooas
Herr van Hadawits
Marion
Morocco
Tatgler
Carticera
Mitaentmans
Tiftlans
Ambaanaddy
Washington
Germany
Frappe
Haron Breck
Goremany
Garmany
Marceen
Economie Righin
Madrid
Grant
Goramay
Moreca
Maracco
Ata Aland- AU
Moraneo
England
Belgium
Ttta
Xoracco
Muronds
Algeciras
Morcea
Moroccn
Iask
Armien
Wemali Tenanes
Ammlesha
Goreny
Hum
Thos
Morogen
Polten Syaten
Fragmented OCR note on political plans and party shifts
The readable text hints at a discussion of plans by the Republican party and mixed motives regarding incumbents and retirements. It references opposition, attention to public actions, and potential political strategy with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
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Inu
Levin
Salthake Gly
Utahnisun News Gay
Oakland
Plor
Galifornia
Abe Barneww Go
Lom Angeles
Newbomily News
Cor. Market
Kearney Sta
San Francisco
California
Aba Bern News Go
Panadana
Arensthalene
Moats
Perton
Fragmented Text on Trial and Public Action
An unknown author questions the outcome of a legal or public dispute. The passage references removal of an ally, a possible lawsuit, and the desire to reveal or confirm details through a public process. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable in the readable fragments.
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Hilverbor
Edna
Anya
Huelnesa
Twenty Four Arrested In Ancient Case Rumor Wave
A garbled report states that twenty four people including four women were arrested on charges linked to a supposed conspiracy against a figure named Christopher and tied to a local scene near Hum Horde. The text is unreadable in places but hints at coordinated detentions for alleged acts connected to a religious or political plot.
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Etnelioion
Wally Wark
Alto
Redany
Mma
Uysaea
Tao
Ian Wave
Ann
Atato
Ana
Rene
Outaldara
Imbreel
Nana
Dinerante Carter
Sly Pails
D. Maroh
Po- Meo
Leeaty
Syaniclon
Ghristophor Syen
Hum Horde
Tragic dance hall crush kills sixteen in Florence
A disaster at a Florence dance hall on March 5 left sixteen dead and many injured as patrons tried to exit a crowded venue. Police and emergency crews responded quickly, while witnesses described a chaotic crush on the exit.
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Florence
Fucarehio
Fiorence
House Bill Agreed On by Interstate and Foreign Commerce Panel
The House committee on interstate and foreign commerce agreed on a bill amending the Heyburn act. It advances to the House with provisions to modify food standard duties and add specialized members to the standards committee. Minority plans to prepare a tenor. The panel discusses patent medicine alcohol limits and whiskey blends under new terms while awaiting Senate response.
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Wolatington
House Committee On
House
Heyburn Hill
Senate
Representativn Asamson
Goorata
Barlett
Georgia
Russell
Texas
Heyburn
Heyburn William
Gillance al
Carter
Mexico hopes for American investment growth in report
Washington reports Mexico has submitted to the Department of Commerce a report by Charts NM and Pepper noting Mexico’s financial stability and rising US capital investments. Pepper says US exports to Mexico rose 57 percent in 10 years, cites potential by cotton, milk, mining, and fuel sectors, and analyzes manufacturing growth and Mexico’s manufacturing needs for home demand.
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Washington
Campann
Mosico
Peppas
Peeint Agaun
Moreatt
Peper
Ile
Mexico
United States
Capial
United
Pepper
Pepnor
Mr. Pepper
Rvagas
Indifferent to Gustoute regulations and Mexican credits
Mr Papper notes U S failure to secure more commerce due to indifference to regulations, bad packing, and refusals of credits by Mexican houses. He urges deliberate commercial drumming by traveling agents who understand Spanish, and asserts adaptation to native trade peculiarities is needed to boost Mexican business.
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United States
Papper
Ang Wii
Insurance bills introduced in Ohio by Glenart of Clark
A Clark county representative named Glenart introduced bills in the Senate on a day noted for presenting key Armatron committee recommendations. The measures focus on regulation of bribes and insurance practices, reflecting the key policy proposals discussed in the session.
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Colanbli
Chio
Moreh G
Ohio
Glenart
Clark County
Armatrons
Inburange Company Dissolution Petition Filed in New York
A petition for voluntary dissolution of Traansniu's Life Insurance Company was filed in New York alleging financial distress. The document cites unwieldy funds and pending liens as grounds, with unnamed parties listed as potential creditors and stakeholders in the dissolution process.
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New York
Isnitante
File
Traansniu
Life Insurante Company
Mate
Company history and executives listed with net assets
George Merrill, president of the company, and a commuter director. The company was organized in 1898 under the developers and Tribesmen's company, later renamed to the present name. Net assets listed include 10 aggregate and $48,000.
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George Merrill
Drwelors
Wes Wey
Receiver sought for General Manifold Company assets
General Manifold Company faced a petition for a receiver as its carbon and paper products plant neared insolvency. The firm’s estimated liabilities reached $900,000 with assets around $4,000,000, prompting Gen Chas Milley to file for court intervention to revive operations and protect creditors.
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Maren F
Chas Milley
Ue General Manifold Company
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