Exalted Ruler Election At Deer Lodge Club
The regular annual election of Deer Lodge and Protective Order club members last night elected Fraked Ruler A. T. Hentwark and other officers for the coming year. An unusually large attendance heard reports on ongoing mineral investigations connected to county fraud probes, with plans extended to broader state inquiries as Grand Lodge convenes in January.
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Deere
Deer Alent and Protective Order
Elke Eld
Moms Aml
Wof
Seera
Bert
Royal Knlatt
Luo
Een
JM. Knates
Treawater
RR Hoag
Tile
Teneten
T. W. Dames
W. D. Fieown
ThilsArinta
Ogee J. A. Lowell
Tangier Report On Unclear Event In March
Tangier dispatch notes a fragmentary report from March 26 describing unsettled tensions and threats amid Moroccan forces cited as inactive. The wording is garbled but hints at anxieties among locals and relatives and mentions ongoing concerns about clashes or danger.
Blockade Eases as Southern Pacific Tracks Reopen
Train service resumes after a blockade disrupts Southern Pacific routes. No. 2 passenger train reaches Ogden this morning, with No. 1 due soon. officials report relief as tracks are cleared and cars redirected. Careful coordination aims to restore normal schedules within hours.
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Pacific
Hecramento Tivant
Ogden
Joelock
Jorge Nusnter
Southern Pacifi Company
Chicago theater managers arrested in March bid to curb ticket hikes
In Chicago March 46 reports state theater managers from downtown venues were arrested amid a city drive to lower rising ticket prices. Officials say the three alleged racketeers operated by selling tickets at inflated prices and resisted the new theater ordinance.
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Chicago
Chitexo
Opericlia
Harry Powers
Powers
Varater
Wil J. Darts
Miunls Theater
Mortimer Bionet
la Selle Theater
Mawer
Stadtbeket
Abe Jarobe
Oty
Pke
Buh Hust
Chiesgo Pera House
Herbert Yo Date
Garrick
Lyman B. Gover
Majestic
Epeculatera
Boteil
Romaatera
Gaia
National Guard Association Names Officers at Annual Meeting
The National Guard Association held its ninth annual convention in Rowton, elected officers including President Major Grass, Secretary Quistoll Hivane, and Treasurer Jue Th Freak. Attendees from California and Nebraska attended as delegates.
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Columia
B.C
Rowton
Obie
Ken Reeks
California
J. W. Hughheet
Renpas
Eucrrlary
Hivane
Netreska
Urasurre
Juvenile Court Jurisdiction Case in Utah
Judge Hoetl rules on writ of habeas corpus seeking to halt preliminary examination of Ray Swartfager, a minor charged with first degree murder in Morgan County Utah. Opinion details that juvenile court authority over preliminary hearings varies by statute, and analyzes probation and juvenile department procedures under chapter 117 laws, noting that commissions and district courts may differ in jurisdiction for children under 18 charged with crimes.
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Ray Swandager
D. Searatager
Lowell
Morgan Countie
Utah
Aald Morgen OY
State of
cMdren
J. Merria
Munty Attzmor
Murphy
Oxdenclis
Bret
Gay Ered
Sears
Sridoz
Staal
la Toy
Garthienie
Nepal
Ubyrars
ofUeriara
peUtinges
Willa Binewa
Halt Jae City
Supreme court case on juvenile court limits in Ogdeo city
The docket notes a 1617 decision by Judge Howenay involving John D. Murphy, Ogdeo City municipal judge, and state attorney general. It discusses jurisdiction of juvenile courts and adolescent ward matters, questioning authority to restrict or fund juvenile departments. The passage indicates a writ may be granted and references March dates and procedural steps.
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Supreme Court
State of
Ulay
Harrig
John D. Murphy
Ogdeo City
Kenudore
Howeray
Wool Prices Hit Highs as Shesting Season Nears
Wool growers report 1947 crop promising both quality and quantity with a dry winter and wet spring aiding growth. Local stockmasters in Utah Nevada and Texas set stations and install machinery to shear and clean fleeces. Prices range from 29 to 25 cents per pound as demand remains strong and buyers anticipate fresh wool exports.
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Rezaca
Uleb
Nevads
Tate
Annova
Thor
Governor Cuts Vetoes and Clears Bills in State Office
Governor Cutter vetoed eight bills including measures on livery stable keeper liabilities and juror instructions, while seven bills remain for action. A Monday hearing for amnesty attorneys debated the mortgage and removal delays under Judge Marshall's decree, as farmers in White Valley oppose the update. The vetoed items include MB 152 and 8D61, with the governor citing fatal defects and potential indefinite penalties as reasons for disapproval. Approved today were parts of the land board and related acts, with further measures awaiting action.
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Cuter
Dille
Yetord
Tavire
Approves
White Valley
Marshall
Uney
Carter
Digner X. Sulth
Waro’s Creat Saxophihe Quartette Review
Fragmented OCR notes praise Waro’s Creat Saxophihhe Quartette with Mara in mind. MentionsBalt Lake last year and returning this season with shadow pictures that create merriment and color. notes belike a lively performance with humor and audience delight.
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Muric Manis
Mara
Hur
Balt Lake
North Dakota labor move hits Bell Telephone fears
The labor cabbies report a strike or settlement affecting Bell Telephone plans to hire and expand service, with widespread concern for workers as bills, treasury costs, and employment prospects rise. The storm center shifts to Montana as talks intensify, threatening hundreds of jobs and broader economic impact.
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Pany
North Dekota
Bell Telephone Company
Shell
Anton Lator
Ball Company
Montana
Incomplete text to assess school grades
The readable fragment mentions a headquarters and references grades and first aid but is largely garbled. No clear people, organizations, dates, or outcomes can be established from the provided material.
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Inte Chy
Mission of Refusal and Utah Figures Star in Civic Notes
Fragmented report outlines Frank J. Cannon and editor Frank J. Castum in a city scene after an event linked to religious and political tensions. It mentions belief in anti architecture fears, water rights, and state boards, with hints of a public spectacle and magical arts entertainment tied to a local figure named Mara.
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Frank J. Castum
the Tribune
Beir Lab
Cannon
Dubola
United Mates
Harvangues
Utah
Mete
Koto
Thompson and Hyland Fight Draw In Montana Boxing
A Montana ring card reports Thompson and Hyland fighting to a draw across a lengthy 18 round bout. Spectators saw Thompson gain late rounds but Hyland maintained reach and avoided decisive finish. Local fans debated decision and potential rematch.
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Hyland
Sydiane
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