Salt Lake concert attendance falls short of expectations
Reported turnout for a Tabernacle charity concert drew about 4000 people, with 438 tickets counted at the door and many sold in advance. Organizers estimate total receipts near 1500, but final funds and school shortfalls remain unclear as officials await fuller reports from area schools and the Commercial Club fund drive.
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Property Sale Backed By Board Of Education Bid Rethink
The Board of Education contemplates re bidding the Thirteenth Ward property at Second South and State, seeking higher bids for the site near Second East. The Mormon church building there, with frontage of 170 feet, could fetch about 25 000 dollars, as earlier exchange talks with St Mary’s cathedral collapsed. The board aims to raise funds for the North State Street school building and may take up the issue at the next meeting, as parties vie to secure the parcel for business use.
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Unclear fragmentary text on school fundraising and events
Fragmentary report describes school funds and activities. Mentions a price like 321M)M, selling items by students, and competition among schools. Notes uncertainty about totals and ongoing fundraising efforts.
Park City Winu Plant Reorganizes Leadership
The Utah Aptis Company plant at Park City undergoes a staff reorganization after a critical inspection. A. L. Meketan resigns as general manager as W. L. Dyer and W. J. Lyasts take key roles while H. Hoplins guides finances and Edwin D. Mellen leads Westward expansion. The changes aim to sustain operations and boost output.
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Fragmentary note on contract talks and plant plans
Fragmentary text describes negotiations on contracts and plans for another plant. Mentions tailing dumps and tire bearing outlets with zinc product daily from fifty tons of crude material. Notes a tanxiniun of 100 longs? as part of the unclear passage.
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Ade
Will Move to Peru Retiring Salt Lake Leader Victor Bjorris
Victor V. Bjorris, longtime leading figure of Bull Lake, plans retirement and will move around June to Vern where he will work for A. W. Mel Cutie. A member of one of Salt Lake’s oldest families, he is regarded as a young man of high standing who will pursue six future endeavors with the support of hundreds of Salt Lakers.
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Salt Dare Court Koter and Divorce Proceedings
Inna F Gager filed divorce proceedings in the District court yesterday against Harry Gager on desertion grounds. The couple reportedly married in British Columbia in 1800. A separate District court case began for sale and distribution of property in the Joly Williams estate by Cassie We Phillips. A decision sustained the inner court in favor of the plaintiffs. Also noted is a Supreme court decision on a case involving Chris Tenseh and Ogear against McCornick Johnson and Hedelius, with plaintiffs seeking 700 dollars claimed from a breach of contract.
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Banquet Honors Tomes Stokes of New York at Club
A banquet for Tomes Stokes of New York, hosted by the YMCA at the Commercial Club, highlighted Stokes’s contributions including 9000 for a charitable cause and his Western interests. Guests included C Heoake, Dr Silver, and numerous local figures as Stokes spoke on the YMCA’s work and growth.
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Salt Lake Notes Quick Update and Local Alerts
A Salt Lake note reports a man taken down with a whip and the wealth department at work. State Superintendent Nelson oversaw preparatory inspections at the public schools ahead of term end on May 0. A new law imposes a daily fine of 8) for violators as $20,000 is allocated. Salt Lake pastors gather at Kenyon hotel Sunday at 10 to welcome Presbyterian delegates from Los Angeles.
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Court considers habeas corpus for robbing miner in district case
In Judge Lewis court yesterday Aimes and Albert Clark brothers faced habeas corpus proceedings after charges of robbing miner Hyland of 300. The murder issue was argued and submitted with advisement. Eighth ward residents hosted a reception at the Love of Bishop Sheeta’s meeting-house. Funeral services for Tutchardy Ang will be held tomorrow at St Mary’s Cathedral with burial in Calvary cemetery. Hyland, the miner with a broken back from a Bingham mine accident, had been treated at Holy Grass hospital where an operation offered a brief hope of survival.
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Richfield excavation crushes worker in accident
A casualty report from Richfield describes a tragic excavation incident that crushed a laborer named John Tund during work on a local project. Officials are investigating the cause and noting the injuries were fatal.
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Unknown man killed near Mapleton on derailed train
A unidentified passenger fell from the Tenyer and Rio Grande No 2 at Mapleton this afternoon and was found by the section foreman in Springville. The man, about 45, with a dark hat and fight suit, was bound for about eighty miles beyond Denver. No inquest or identification has been made.
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Corrections Conference Opens With Housing and Sanitation Talks
Atlanta Ga May 12 The final day's session of the national conference of Chavitins and Corrections began with Mrs Kee Nv Lincoln presiding The morning topic was Disease and Dependence Housing and Sanitary Inspection Principal address by Homer Volks New York City commissioner of charities Dr McMahon New York spoke on Accidents and Partial Occupations as Clients of Dependence Afternoon sectional meetings resumed Tonight the contracting session features remarks by Rev Samuel J Barrows New York.
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Signs Libel Bill Approved by Governor in Harrisburg
Harrisburg May 19 The Grady Salas libel bill passed into law immediately after approval by Governor Penny. The measure, long lingered in his hands, targets libel and related offenses, aiming to curb false statements about individuals and government conduct. The Governor cites grave questions affecting business interests and the press as key reasons for swift action.
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Wyoming Killing Casts Shadow on Shearing Crew
A reported shooting near a shearing crew in Wyoming leaves multiple casualties. Dr N Matteot Gilbertson is named in alleged statements as part of the incident. Details are garbled but indicate a quarrel and a fatality, with authorities investigating the scene and reporting a grave outcome.
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Cotton Market Rises on Liverpool Advances in New York
May 12 reports a brisk Cotton market in New York with Liverpool-dominated gains. May contracts jump 24 to 31 points as near months rise and late months firm due to bull-clique activity shifting to Liverpool. November easing to low day amid the market’s seasaw.
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