Local notices mix with town events and slides
A crowded column lists errands and ads from local shops, a notice of river canyon landslide damaging Weber and Davis canals, and details on community events. It mentions Spargo stationery, Lester Park concert, a window display by International Correspondence Schools, and a hotel opening delay.
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Tatermilionil Correspondenne Schools
Scrantonia
Sparge
Sau Sharman
St. Louis
Riverdle
Weber and Davie Centy Tanal
Canal Company
Pinotas
Ford
Six
Lester Park
Napier Sentenced for False Pretenses in District Court
L C Napier was sentenced to oversea 12 months in the penitentiary after a guilty plea on charges of obtaining money by false pretenses. In May 1902 he allegedly offered a horse buggy and harness for 29 dollars and then fled to Wyoming before being brought back to Opden. The case details describe a plow dispute and alterations to the guilty plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Napier
John J
Thare
Opden
Vineland, N
Frank Pella
Minalolag- Ba
Cpickety
Dight
Capella
Amaig
Verdict for Mr Glasmann in land dispute trial
The District court ruled unanimously for William Glasmann in a property case over an Arsh payment of 275 dollars on a lot sold to Tigetor and Mrs. Condon. Dr Condon testified and both Gibson and Glasmann denied claims of secret sales charts to cheat commissions. The trial featured multiple witnesses including Mrs. Condon and attorneys Maloney Kimball Bagley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Giagmann
Dietor Condon
Tigetor
Aires Condon
Glasmann
Fiat
Snv
Suil
Gibson
Grnsmoun
Condon
Lee Gibson
Gisenaum
Airibsou
Dr. Condon
Grasmann
Thomas Maloney
N. Kimball
Fudge
J. E. Bagley
Mr. Glasmann
Southern Pacific Side Addresses Union Strike Claims
Takerefield Ont May 2 Sept Burks halter today received a dispatch from General Manager giving Southern Pacific side of the Union Basic strike. Copies circulated among shopmen. Dispatch denies aiding Union Pacific and says trouble arose from wage demands and new hires. Today shops in Kenora City are quiet and full force at work.
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Takerefield
Ont
Burks ‘Halter
General
Union
Rive
Southwyn Pacific
Union Pacific
Visitors from Germany Tour to Study U S Agriculture
A German agriculturist group visiting St. Louis in May 1945 arrived for a local reception but was not welcomed, then toured the United States to study agricultural conditions. The delegation, from nearly all German provinces, planned to inspect the World’s Fair site and depart for Kansas City La Fayette Ind on the next day. The master carpenters and builders association voted unanimously to strike, offering 25 to 22 1/2 cents per hour and promising to hire all applicants with specialized skills.
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St. Louis
Cormany
United States
Odys
América
William
Germany
Kansas City
la. Fayette
Ind
Aed Builders ‘Association
Footwear warnings and odd patient pleas in garbled text
A garbled OCR style note discusses footwear errors and trouble, with inserted nonsensical phrases about fitting feet, planets, shapes, and footwear advice. It mentions years of experience and fitting feet, but the overall meaning is unclear and fragmented.
Merchants' Protective Association to open Ogden branch
The Merchants' Protective Association of Salt Lake plans a Ogden office to establish a credit rating system for local retailers. Me Powell and Miss Betl will arrive to organize, with aims to publish a rating book covering Idaho Wyoming and Utah. Records will track credit histories of traders to aid merchants in extending or denying credit.
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Salt-Lake
Merchants’ Protective Association of
Salt Lake
L. Powel
Ul 1K Sp Qwell
Lillie Lemmon
Miss Betl
Ogden
Winnally
Hhe
Tis Association
Utah
Tolahaana
Wyoming
Bouthom Btuh
Tdaho
Tai
Ogden Cifies
Shereto
Tnn
Tite Mountain
Mis Natlow
Lina
Ion
Heavetarth
Rowing on the Pacific Coast at Stamford University
In San Francisco May the Stamford University crew trains on fine weather days as a Cornel] coach leads the testing group. The unnamed denon and others are now in training and in testing phase.
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San Vraneison
Cal
Stamford University
Denon
Freshmen rioting at Syracuse University leads to suspension
Syracuse University reports freshmen rows last night with vandalism across campus as class numerals were painted on buildings and a bomb of unrest shook sidewalks. The chancellor orders continued suspension until all traces of rowdyism are removed, while freshmen begin repairing and regrouping.
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Syracuse
Chancedor Tay
Syracuse University
Reward Offered for Kidnapped Boy in Pittsburg Area
A large reward has been posted for information leading to the recovery of George Walls, a boy from East Pittsburg who vanished from Spring Cove in Fork County during fall 1900. His father, William Walls, an engineer in the South, has traveled to York County after a letter hinted the boy was seen in a remote part of the country. A reward of $20,000 is offered for credible information.
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University of California Ud
Berkeley
Tut Ik
Stanford
Stmmer
University of Californi
University of Washington
Ferls
California
Washington
Plac
Qho’ University
Pittsburg
George Walls
East Pittsburg
Walls
Spring Cove
Fork County
Mn Walls
Af Tha Amlsaing
William Walls
York County
Bearevell's Train Tour Highlights Southern California
President Bearevell's party left Los Angeles this morning and reached Vealung for a brief crowd speech. Rain reached Santa Barbara at 1 PM as the train toured Mortecito and scenic areas. In Plaza del Mar the President addressed several thousand before continuing toward San Luis Obispo with a stop planned at Monterey tonight.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
May
Bearevell
Los Angeles
Dtd
Vealung
Ciutinges
Mortecito
California
Plaza del Mar
Oki Mission
San Luis Obispo
Donight
Stoaterey
Knights of Death Using Dynamite in Macedonia
Vienna reports a massacre tied to Macedonian unrest with dynamite used by a separatist sect. A man named Popow reportedly blew himself up after the attack, and a paper in his pocket labeled him a member of the Macedonian Night of Death. The turmoil elsewhere left Christians slain and soldiers clashing with insurgents, with Bulgarians killed and many prisoners in Zapuri. Economic strain on money markets contrasted with expectations for relief from early allotments and check returns.
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Vienna
Ieapateh
Sofia
Popow
Aglios Teacher Asphyxiation Shocks Safe School
In Golden on May 8 Professor Robert XN Uartiman, a beloved Safe School of Mints instructor, died after an asphyxiation incident while trying to rescue others from a leaking room. Professor Tartintin died after rescue attempts failed. Professor Dar win Test nearly perished. Authorities investigate the lab accident and the surrounding scene. Subscriptions reports and a fund drive are noted, with mentions of donors and contributions.
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Golden
Cola
Robert XN. Uartiman
Professor Tartan
Swark
Nurkman
Fett
Hartman
Haims
Sheena
Hentesson
School of
Minen Tren
Johny Hopking University
London May Day at Kempton Park Meeting
A garbled London report notes a May Kempton Park meeting with Tiword witness the main event. Ypsilanti is mentioned as first, the Duke of Westminster second, and Anzafl ehied appears as a named participant or entrant.
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London
Tiword
Kempton Park
Freight arrivals and personnel listed from past seventy four hours
The record enumerates numerous arrivals and personnel across cities including Sydney, Chicago, New York, Cleveland, St Louis, Danvers Ave, Trenton, San Francisco, Milwaukee and others. Items mention Toohey, Me Toohey, Engar, Saxsman, Quinn, Lipman, Simon, Drukker and son, Army officers, and various offices and locations.
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Toohey
Sydney
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IL Corbin
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Wright
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Gaplist
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Fo Sal Lake
Virginia
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A. Toller
Fenes
McMainaud
Aullivan
Blockton
Solari
Mani Ture
Teadn
Gomes
Napier
Tury
MNS
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Southern Pacific Side
L-Com Remus
Christenson’s Shoe Store
Yellow Frank
Pacific Coast
Board of Agriculture
Great Britain
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Amialgamator
Mehison
Mallimarw & King
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Jacitie
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I Moubattan Railway
Lewisville & Nag
Missouri Vacitie
N.Y. Central
Norfolk & Western
von In Railiway
Reading Common
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Rt. Paul
Tennessee Cont & Iron
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Aio
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First National Bank
Broxerage Co
Washington Ave
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Knights OF Death
Macedonia
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Colorado School
Abe
Chin Morshig
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