Roosevelt Has a Day in Court in Barnes Libel Suit
In Syracuse on May 4 Franklin A Roosevelt aide testifies to support Theodore Roosevelt in the $60,000 libel case brought by William Barnes Sr. against Theodore Roosevelt. He corroborates statements about a Republican bid to influence the 1911 Senate race and outlines party maneuvers related to the matter.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Franklin A. Roosevelt
Yemon Wratie
Ente
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Willam Barnes, Sr
Theodore
Frankin D
Wiliam Toebodn
Barnes
Murphy
Keat
Lach
Franklin BP
Iary
Jim
Aleft
Aailing
Roosevelt
Sherihan
United States Senate
Grady Wet
Weiyther
Grady
Franklin
Nefpra
James Aloyalus O'lorman
Brackett
In Thousands of Homes Relief for Ailments of Digestive Organs
A famed family remedy promises relief for many ailments linked to stomach liver and kidney dysfunction. The early and certain relief claims target a broad range of ailments, presenting the remedy as the most famous of its kind.
Roosevelt Testimony Tangles Printing Scandal Debates
Fragmented transcripts recount defense theory that Farren pressured Barnes to secure state printing. Testimony traces correspondence with Platt and Hough, notes Roosevelt era letters, and hints at bid for partisan advantage amid a public dispute over Alc hony Journal ownership and contracts.
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Lavent Troy Chauncey Ai
Farren
Atreedy
Fifth County
Aix
Barnes
Portiva
Tats
Washington
Qwope
Hurnen
Barnen
Platt
Quigg
Sanbury Hough
Hough
Edward T. Platt
Renatoy
Gas In The Stomach Causes Alarm And Remedies
Physicians warn that excess gas can harm digestion and trigger discomfort. Magnesia remedies and dietary adjustments are advised to ease wind, balance stomach acidity, and prevent linked health issues. seek medical guidance for persistent symptoms and tailored treatment.
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Mternal Orang
ONC
Fay-S
Germans Prepare Major Attack on British Lines
Fragmented report indicates German forces plan a heavy artillery backed push against British positions near Zonacy and Grafen. Mentions Italian troops and German reinforcement arrivals, with British defenses described as holding firm despite battering.
Expert for the School Survey for Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City boards selected professor E B Cubberly of Stanford to head a state survey of the Salt Lake school system. J W Williams and L Ter will assist as publicist and health chief, with additional supervisors from east and west. Survey begins May 10, with completion expected later this year, budget set at 4000 plus printing costs.
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Salt Lake
Ubbiofly, Deary
School of Educitlan
Leland Stanford University
Palo Alto
Gal
Board of Education
Halt Lake
Fight Schools
Cubeerly
Gontmitted
Cubberly
Survera
Heber Woman Fatally Burned in Home Accident
A Heber woman identified as May Branne Clyde was fatally burned while cleaning or assisting with wash duties at her home. Neighbors and a bystander helped extinguish the blaze, but she sustained severe burns and died shortly after. Authorities are reviewing the incident and her injuries appeared extensive.
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Heber
Clyde
Weyeu
Grove
Alarney
M Clrde
Clyde's
Poison Gases and Wallis Case Closures
British and German authorities bring final proceedings on the Wallis case amid accusations of gas attacks and wartime plunder. The report details the alleged use of poison gases, the roles of key figures like Sir lity French and Wingert, and possible domestic impacts as legal actions advance.
Southern Pacific Rate Dispute Ambiguity Raises Questions
A garbled report cites concerns over unreasonable Southern Pacific rate practices. The readable fragments reference a dispute involving rail charges, alleged mispricing, and calls for investigation. Names, dates, and precise actions are missing or unclear in the text.
Two Thousand German Dead Flank Coastal Battle Fails
Reported Allied counterattacks near the Ypres region describe German forces launched across canal defenses using asphyxiating gas and trench devices. Despite initial advances, French and British lines held as German casualties mounted, with 2600 dead on one sector and further losses near St Julian. The outcome signals a potential final phase of the coast battle as Germans press toward the coast or renew attacks on Ypres.
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Mranch
Miko
Srene Og Ue Vaer
Vrintsh
Yprog
St. Diaigh
Sieenstraate
Hn Ywer Canal
St Julian
Losnes
Ypres
Ithe Canal
Western Bank Petition Denied and District Shuffles
Washington May 4 The Federal Reserve denied the petition of banks in Wyoming and Nebraska to move to the Chicago district while approving southern Oklahoma banks to move to Dallas. Other shifts include northern New Jersey from Philadelphia to New York and parts of West Virginia from Richmond to Cleveland. Decisions on reserve city renovations postponed. The Paramount travelogues premiere today at the Alhambra.
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Wrshington
Federal Reserve
Follay
Wyoming
Nebraska
Chicago Reserve
Oklahoma
Dallas
Kanade City
New Jersey
Philadelphia
New You
Ty Jol
Welze
West Virginia
Richmond
Turks Defeated by Russians in Persian theater
London reports Russians have inflicted heavy losses on Ottoman forces across western Galicia and Persia with large captures and gun disposals. The front lines near Ypres and Carpathians show significant Russian gains, while overall effects on the war outlook remain debated.
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London
Galicia
Persia
Dattty
Peteogradi
Henry Logany
Atetria
Wight
Ronie A. Hon
Ransigny
Howe
Garthe
Tarhow
Wiel Witte
Ypres
Hettian Bay
Travtinering
Ein
Banish skippers brothers mame Christensen three years
Two men named Christensen and another brother were sentenced to three years each in the state house of correction after defense failure. The case centered on alleged skippers and related actions, with the judge enforcing the prison term and certification cancellation for their skioners.
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Banish
Mame Christensen
House of Correction
Leary Likely Named Dean of Utah Law School
William H. Leary, secretary of the Utah Bar Association, is favored as the next dean of the University of Utah Law School following a committee meeting. Regent W. W. Armstrong said no decision was made, with further talks planned next week before board recommendations.
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Lake
Willian H. Leary
Utah Bar Association
Law
University of Utah
Duccord
FR. Holman
Board of Regents
Dean Holman
W. W. Armstrong
Fesity Committee
Law School
Leary
Board of
Repeas
Ron
Joely
Tansition
Lowey
Ade
Deere
University of Chicago
Wre
Law School of Fit Institution
Utah
State Supreme Court
United States Courte
Mhi Gamma , Volta Fraternity
Acquitted of Biting Mrs Garrick in Lip Incident
A court discharged a charge of assault against a man linked to a biting incident involving Mrs Garrick. Testimony referenced witnesses and a train delay, with conflicting accounts of the alleged bite and the defendant’s actions. The trial drew expert observations on the evidence and the defendant’s conduct during the event.
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Mrs Garrick
Witness in sumit evidence fails to support accusation
The complainant could not present sufficient evidence and the court ruled the evidence insufficient, dismissing the case and ordering the defendant discharged from custody.
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Sumit
Davis County to Build New Concrete Road Project
Davis County commissioners vote to levy a special road tax to fund four miles of new concrete road at Doris county. State road craftsman HL Tt. Morgan notes $197,000 spent on roads since 1911, with $108,000 allocated for current improvements.
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Gongrete
Salt Lake
May
Doris County
Oting
HL Tt
Morgan
How to Fight Tuberculosis in a 19th century tract
A medical tract cites Dr J W Carhart of San Antonio Texas urging lime as a key element in tuberculosis treatment. It praises Eckman’s Alterative, claims broad success in consumption and bronchial affections, and advertises Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Bazaraunty Medical Society
J. W. Carhart
San Antonio
Texas
Wokman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
State Road Contractors to Aid Davis County
County commissioners voted a special road tax prompting the state road commission to offer convict road builders to the county for summer work. Officials praise the move as the concrete thoroughfare will aid local farmers in marketing products. The maintenance plan across Davis and other counties takes effect May 11 with the new state road law.
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Davin County
State
Tneatate
State Road Commission
Davis County
Davis
Charles Herzog Suspended by National League
New York May 4 Presiding John K Tener of the National League announced the suspension of Charles Herzog manager of the Cincinnati club for five days for altercation with umpire Higley at St Louis last Saturday. Herzog also reprimanded for not following the disputed pay closely, negating appeal to Rigler and sparking clubhouse row.
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John BK. Tener
Imigue
Charles Horog
Itteinnati Club
Higley
St. Hons
Ummtart
Tener
Rigler
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