Klings Finéd and Salary Is Fixed in Chicago
The Chicago clubs face a one year period of wage terms and salary adjustments. Jon Wlag, a former Chicago player, receives a fixed pension of 4,500 dollars in monthly installments from a 3710 pact, with ongoing payments tied to a revolving agreement from 1808. The article notes the team’s plan to uphold or restore Kilng tunny terms within the year.
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Chietgo
Chiengna Tribuno Fom Keusaa City
Jona Wlag
Chieake Nuound Feagna Valobor
Ieanoson
Chicago Eluls
Laus Knocks Out Mantel in Ninth Round
In Pittsburgh Horton Marah 38 punched out Frank Mantel of Pawtucket at the Are Adary tonight. Mantel led until the ninth when Laus knocked him down and finished the bout with a knockdown to end the fight.
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Laus
Frank Mantel
Horton
Waray
Frank Rlaus
Pittaburg
Pawtusket
Mantell
Battle in Twentieth Round at San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 29 a brutal boxing bout ended with a knockdown and a tangle of blows as fighters traded rounds. Referee counted the opponent after a late flurry, while observers noted the bout concluded amid crowd excitement and contentious moments following a bell.
Rubber Hose Incident Off Uk Light Mallway Enna
A high tension wire accident near Ogden caused live conductors to snap and fall to the ground. A nearby irrigation house flooded as melted metal and debris scattered, with a 2900 volt current volley reported in the area. No injuries are mentioned and details are sparse due to the fragmented OCR text.
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UK Light & Mallway
Ogden
Company Aay
Fragmentary clipping hints at medical remedy ad
The readable text describes a list of remedies and product names including a cold pad, grip remedy, and mentions a Grove address. It resembles an old advertisement or medical note with partial phrases and misread words. The fragmentary items suggest health remedies and household cures rather than a full narrative.
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GROVE
Fatal Accident Near Ogden Claims Local Youth
Lloyd Jacova a popular young man from this city died in a work camp accident at a Corey Construction site in Nevada. He had recently moved to Austria Colorado and was employed by Allan and Blade tran mfey firms. The tragedy occurred when a one of his fellow workers allegedly released gravel, causing injuries. The incident is being investigated by Law Services of the Corey Construction Company.
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Thybematna
Lloyd Jacova
Im Corey
Nevada
Luush Ogdey Yeaterday
Austria
Colorado
Allan -Uod Blade
Tranmfey
Corey Quastriction
Rbinpany
Thafr
Jengnela
Xone
Leia
Ag Idling
Elrikkiog Waening
Wnt Klmng
Young burglars brought to Osden Industrial School
A court sentenced James Whytned 18, Abug Bervat 14, Vormeat Wilton plowlorn 15, and others to the Osden industrial school after a spree of burglaries. Three gang members were suspended or sent to reform, with plans to study trades. The case highlighted a well armed youth gang and possible murder links.
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Luke
Bentencayos
Clarase
Howard
Axed
Dennis Brapierpeon
Wien Biiught
Betnre Jhdge
Tosafon
Jsina
Indicted steel firm linked to railroad demurrage charges
A Philadelphia grand jury returned ten indictments against a steel works company and its officers. The case involves alleged concealment and improper dealings with railroad companies, including cancellation and recitation of demurrage charges after a period of granted allowances. The actions center on demurrage practices by several railroads and the involved firms.
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Philadaiphia
Seathalit
Lehigh Vai- Igys
Phimiaiphle
Rondiog
S S S Spring Tonic Ad Promotes Blood Purification
A vintage advertisement urges readers to use S S S as the Spring tonic and blood purifier. It claims spring weakness comes from winter buildup, with skin and digestion benefiting from the formula. The copy touts S S S as Nature's ideal tonic, available at drug stores and from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta Georgia.
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S.S.S
Gale
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Bigamy charge rattles Nevada camp case investigation
Local authorities report accused man tied to Nevada and California addresses faces bigamy charges after alleged marriage to a wife and *involved theft of large sums*. The case links a Nevada restaurant owner and a companion, with ongoing pursuit by Sheriff Wilson and confirmation of a suspect captured elsewhere.
Public Grows More Careful Amid Smallpox Fears
Specter Marcus Pauller announced yesterday that the city faced a spreading smallpox threat. Thirteen cases were quarantined as sanitary measures began, with officials preparing to erect quarantine cages within days and urging vigilance among residents to prevent further transmission.
Illness in Utah Tied to Poor Sanitation Practices
A Utah state health board report by Secretary P. H. Beally condemns contagion risks from filthy water, inadequate bathing, and unsanitary housing. It cites that improper sanitation contributed to numerous deaths and urges immediate inspections and removal of hazards to prevent further public health danger.
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P. H. Beally
Utah State Board of Hearth
Leila
Dr. Bunity
Aihy Petanial
Aramlachais
Hans
Health and livestock exhibitions announced with premiums
The state health board and local associations urge early participation in health warnings and county fairs. Deadly disease reports are incomplete with 123 districts reporting no deaths out of 476. typhoid fever remains a concern. Premiums include cash awards up to 20 dollars for top lamb pens and silver medals for certain exhibits.
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Lowue
Cotswold Sheep to Compete for Prizes
Cottswold sheep head to the fair with owners seeking bronze prizes and a special award pot reportedly totaling 9839 half of which will be awarded. The event features regular prizes from the organization and promises a historic showing for Cotawold stock.
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Cotswold
Cotaivold Réaletyy & Cama
Cotawold
Notice to Contractors for Teedyad Construction near Gulaville
Notice to contractors for a gravel and rock excavation project near Gulaville Wyoming. Estimated earthwork quantities include 100000 cubic yards of lope and fall rock and 9000 cubic yards of other material. Contact SM Covey at 982 Bast Birst Foath Bail Late ity Blab for information.
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Guleville
Wyo
Frost Wreaks Partial Damage On Utah Fruit Crops
Frost damage reportedly limited by strong north wind across Utah valleys. Apricot blossoms damaged in several counties. cherry crops largely spared. Forecasts warn of further frost tonight, with farmers preparing protective measures and assessing potential losses across Mill Creek, Farmington, and adjoining districts. Local growers cite variable impact amid widespread cold snap.
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Salt Lake
Bult Loky
Varfons
Warmington
Weber
Silt Jie
Utah
Tony
Mill Creel
Kovera
Nieht
Ty Farmigton
Bo. Klee
Anne
Rejarky Fria
Link
Lewlan
Wight
Hayes Maintains Not Guilty Plea in Robbery Case
Hayes stands by his not guilty plea in the fellow robber case. The defense argues lack of evidence while prosecutors press for a swift trial, describing the charges and seeking a verdict.
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Hayes
Young Dan Grow Charged After Clubbing Officer
Probation Judge McMaster heard the case of Dan Grow a youth accused of stealing ruts from Muffs Rug Works and violent assault on Probation Officer Charles Sperry near Ogden. Grow broke away, produced a knife, and cut Sperry as they moved toward the county jail. He was placed in custody awaiting further proceedings and faces multiple charges including burglary and grand larceny amid a history of prior offenses.
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Mareh
Sperry
Ogien
Weauton
Hoy
McMaster
Agate Industr
Ogden
Charles Sperry
Jall
Young Grow
Jal
Cruelty Charged in Dworge Plea Hits Local Court
Low Laks, March 29. Mrs. Ettle M. Gilbert Lins Wied sult Tor alvorne faces cruelty charges in a case alleging abuse and failure to support three children. She says the defendant beat her and deserted her in Tampa six years ago, with claims of ongoing neglect and a demand for monthly support.
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Ettle M. Gilbert Lins
Alvorne
Tote M. Ghhem
Inchiellly
Mary B. Smith
Almoz
Almoz Ha Elainta
Tampa
Utah State Fair association mourns loss of director
The Utah State Fair association board of directors moved to extend condolences to the family of director John R. Winder. The resolution expressed sympathy for Winder and his relatives and directed an engrossed copy be presented to the deceased member and his family, reflecting the association’s bereavement and respect.
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Utah
C- Winder
John R. Winder
Garcad
Uteh
Fotwin
Nothing Ail All White Champion Injured in Accident
Mojave Cat Marsh 24 Rownra thet J J falfrias had beam injured th aft accident while hunting wu Mie pelled today when John Mayes an auto stage driver camen from the desert and reposted thi thebbe pugiltet Was enjoying him awit at Lit tu Lake. Huger said he was at Indian Wells last night and said he was feeling fine. He tramped to bite Ue Take today. an announcement of a 50 000 gift by Andrew Carnegie to buy a library for Frances Folsom Cleveland library in Cleveland's widow was announced today at Seventh Annual reunion of Well e College hospital. Mrs. Cleveland io a member of the assoclation.
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Mojave Cat Marsh
J. J. Falfrias
John Mayes
Desert
New York
Marchy Sy
Andrew Carnegie
Frances Folsom
Women's Ways of Earning Money by Home Production
A宣 promotional pamphlet outlines how women can earn income without traditional employment. The National Home Produce League promotes home manufacturing, marketing through local networks, and eventual sale via the League. Readers in all regions are invited to join, write for details, and purchase the booklet.
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Thia
National Home Produce League
Won Ming
Inilior
Ize Waneu
Alden
Paul
Maine
Oregon
Wren
Howe
Wil Naking
Nmi
Simae Mapufactuer
Maris Row
New York City
Elvth Rifitore
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Cutawald Association
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