Resignation Accepted at Naval Academy Amid Controversy
March 28 at Weshington the Naval Academy accepted the resignation of Midshipman Minor Meriwether amid claims of injury and discipline concerns. The secretary of the Navy acted on Admiral Sands recommendation to dismiss confinement sentences, while Meriwether faced a tarnished record and disputed actions involving an injured classmate.
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Weshington
Soermury Bonapart
Minor Merlewether
Mass Academy
Bremdd
Meriwethar
Hraney
Agi
Meriwether
Davy
Admiral Sands
Nate
Adment Convores
Shortage of Coal Hits Des Moines Dealers
Des Moines March 28 coal supply severely tightened as railroad and factory demands absorb most of the March-April allotment. Dealers report no available commercial coal at any price and other fuels command extreme prices.
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Das Moines
Dew Moines
Western line cuts and flood troubles hit railroads
Meeka Valley wash floods derail trains between Salt Lake City and Santa Fe region. Meadow Valley damage, crops buried under snow, and El Paso to Los Angeles routes disrupted. Rescue crews, blocked lines, and costs mount as water and mudslide threaten key terminals and freight. Local residents endure prolonged closures and service slowdowns as repairs begin.
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Mareh PF Warren
Bama Mi
Bana Ia
Wimien
Re Eastern Raffrans
Mexico
Trom Esico
Saul
Albuquingne
Rio Grande
Los Angeles
Ity Sanata Fe
Builtogor
Tex
Texico
Galion
San Diego
Panama
Galvastan T
Slovatoys
Galveston i Great Gray Shipping Center
Chicwgo
Santa Fy
Nerhaus
AW Lake
Marsh
Rowe
Meadow Valley
Swadens
Nevada
Aibs
Bai
Aviver
Alto ‘Gestur Ible
Serious Charges In Lake Ball Case Before Judge
A man from Ball Lake faced a judge on March 28 for threatening to kill his wife. He pleaded not guilty. a bond was set at 2000 dollars as the case moves toward a trial tomorrow. Neighbors testified to frequent threats, and the wife described constant danger. Additional burglary charges against another individual were noted with hearings continuing.
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Alt Lake
Willam
Joni
Oltahince
Ald Hone
Aoventwenth
Denbyshire
Noth Wales
Hay
Sarah Pany
Aninelon
Plainy
Chipt. Uunkor
Provo
Jonas
Salt Lake
Emma Bransitant
Ann
Chicaro
Ialoro Catfornia
Denver
Tromarata
Hanerak
Ida
Poca
Ello
Koxminsky
Medaul
Matniitt
Sevip
Atte Uukuts Plajolift
Htus Cou
Mt Daneroft
Pocatella
Ball Lake
Sarch
Bates Way
al. T. Diehl
Batra
Eaton
al Goodwin
Horace B
Ansign
Mate
Dice Supplant Slot Machines In City Storefront Raid
Police seized two slot machines during a raid on La Viella stores as Chief Sheets ordered a clampdown on gambling devices. Officers moved the machines to the back rooms while noting others operated openly on streets. no arrests were made but warrants are anticipated.
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Ghief
Sheets
John Lqupe
George Moore
la Viella
la Viello
Lewis
Attorman
J. Dily
Operson
Sherald
Gold Mines Near Diamondfield Stir Nevada Boom
Kellyefnnimger Wahna Gottfeld company properties east of Bixek Butte near Diamondfield Nevada return from a guneral dage camp. Frank Jardine joins to supervise mining efforts on Itechal ledges, with several companies advancing in the same mineral zone. Prospects show good ore and values around $27 per ton, fueling a regional rush.
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Utnhna
Kelly
Aurtaca
Guldfista
Aya Iie
Sala DY
Konia
Salt Lake
Nevada Stampede Reveals Rich Nevada Ground Near Lovelock
A prospector in Humboldt County leads a group staking claims in the Reven Tougha district about twenty miles northwest of Lovelock. News from Lovelock Pilot-Herald notes sensational ore values and a rush as field reps and prospectors converge, with reports of ore as high as ten thousand per ton triggering a widespread dig for rich ground.
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Nevada
Reven Tougha
Lovelock
Humboldt County
Are Broushy Kbs Therlen Huney
Eave Tsay
Benaion Gringe
Nixon
Moore
Leohy
Mystarios
Herald
Tho Oaks
John
Farwell Taggart and the Three Wires Rally in Salt Lake
March events recount the farewell to Mr. Taggart in Salt Lake amid a bustling gathering organized by the Traffic association. The scene featured many citizens, vendors, and toasts to his career and plans.
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Salt Lake
Talermommiain Traffic Association
Thin Rity
Katharad
Tryerei
Anil Lake
Neva
Darthe Progeans
Thimed
Koreacindas
Jonsimaster
Ft Gray
Taggart
Mpaan
Linty
Mindy Aty
Mtoe
Sir
Carter
Galt Lake Ati
Taggant
Faw
Kitt
Teno
Holy Land Move Prompts Utah Visit and Bankruptcies
The Denver Post reports William Connell of Lake City cites the See Amid Movement in Salt Lake City as aiming to recreate Holy Land landscapes in Utah. Plans include building temples and a Jordan River replica, with construction likely starting this fall. Separately, voluntary bankruptcies in the United States district court list Edward Cantington, Willian Wheatley, Rimor Leavill, Walter Edgar, and Weans O'Shea, detailing assets and exemptions. several cases are remanded.
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Wiliam Connell
Gait Lake Ol
Denver
Utah
Lonia
Tha
Holy Land
Ball Lal
Methaie
Nod Nasets
Walter I Edgar
Weans O'Shea
Clook Mook
Aindiedt
Discharged from hankling duties amid odd names and Typos
A muddled list of individuals including Chwriea Livingston Sunpyslye and George W. Elkins appears with requests for discharge from hankingley. Names such as Salt Lake figures J Browning and Daulal Konod recur, alongside unordered notes about a cold cure advertisement and a state dinner in Victoria B C with Prince Arthur of Connaught, amid garbled reporting of events.
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Ghog
Balawin
Chwriea Livingston
Sunpyslye
Marriott
C. L. White
Lang
Clifton S. Thompson
Herbert DB
Fulschilé
Hornge
Zerbe
Warren
Willams
All’ Lake
Jolietin A. Browning
Salt Lake
Daulal Konod
Ogdeh
Nubert 8
Hidebrend
Barqusle Maram
Salt Late
Hankingley
Victoria
B. C
Lieuanant
Henry Jell
Jobldlers
Prince Arthur
Connaught
Garton’ Minsion
Darky
Pattison’s Health Update Reported Favorable Day
A partial bulletin describes Governor Pallison’s condition as improving after a period of concern. Officials stress that diagnosis remains confidential and no public details are released. The report notes edema and lines of health progress as of March 23, following the War Convention.
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Cohumbua
Palilson
Tonigne
Pattson
Olone
Wong and Tom Offer Lunch Dinner at 84 Twenty-Fifth Street
WONG and TOM proprietors announce meals at 84 Twenty-Fifth Street. The notice mentions fine lunch service from 12 to 2 pm and dinner hours from 6 to 8 pm. The garde and other phrases are unclear but indicate cafe or eatery hours.
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Wong & Tom
Sliver Parlor Open Day and Night in Ogden Utah
Sliver Parlor restaurant announces round the clock service with fresh oysters and a limited daily seating of 25. Proprietors Jim Kee and Leon Ton advertise a compact menu including Chop Busy Noodles and other items from 218 Twenty-Fifth Street, Ogden.
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Arizanna Oincer
Crom
Jim Kee
Leon Ton
Ogden
Uteh
Broom Restaurant Open Day and Night Teaser
The Broom Restaurant advertises day and night service at Twenty-Fifth Street Ogden Utah. It offers private dining and party hosting with specialty from October 26 to 31.
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Foun & Leo
Ogden
Uiaman
Boston
Duke Granted A Divorce From Alfen Wels Hines
The case reports WAA granting a divorce from Alfen Wels Hines whom he wed in Teasoty in 1904. The proceedings featured witnesses and a verbal order, with the judge granting the divorce while noting related custody or insanity concerns amid sensational family events.
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Kaw York
Miro
Tvalie
Burton
Alfen Wels Hines
Yeataiday Cauineal
Alt
Duke
Fire destroys business block in Toren Ny
A blaze swept through a business block in Toren New York causing extensive damage to multiple storefronts. An estimated loss reached $300,000 as investigators cordon off the area and firefighters work to determine the cause.
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Sauget Assembers
Rnien Sr
Sam
WAL
Giddings
Ogden, Utah
Midsupman
Merlwether
Laave
Academy
Salt Lake and State News
Salt Lake &Cute
Thoms
Sorenos
Christensen
William X, Jones
Askh
Vail Hout
Agate
Chat “Anle
Earge U. Harrah
E. Roy
Walker
Shannon
Widones
Alerage
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Dlew
Hay Baen
Elgara
Diego
Peter Show
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Prheuser-Busey
Andewer Basch Brewind Ass
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Sevalack
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Tab National Bank
United States
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Wok
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Ogden State
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B. Lvan Meter
Am. Browning
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J. N. Spargo
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Parmley
Bioelow
WM. Driver & Son
Deueglets
Janey
G. W. Groves Signelire
the Prince
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Pattison
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Barlort
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First National Bank
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Oden, Utah
David Fooles
ME Browning
Geo. H. Tribe
John Pingree
TarsAint
David Eccles
Browning
Gey
Hers
Joseph Clarly Berard White
Alain Fatterson
John’ Tateca
W. Waes
Hills
Relay
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Guy Maur
Ogdenmilling and Elevator CO
Eastern Corns
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Rincker
BON Ton
Irsah
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Wong
Ogden, Utak
Boston Cafe
Sliver Parlor
Allen Webl
New Yorks
Toren
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