Court progress in Waote robbery case and local arraignments
The Salt Lake City court schedule shows John Waote charged with robbing Artin Rock while a midanend pine yaleed case reference. defense counsel Bunn Smith hints at witness protection issues. Additional prisoners, including James and Albert Clark and C. Crahan, face arraignment on theft and receiving stolen property charges, with various pleas and bail requests noted as proceedings continue.
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John Waote
Artin
Diels
Jocaleld
Bunn Smith
Gres
Aie Reid
Cheu
Herorn
Moree Wosthlay
James
Albert Clark
Crahan
Geen Jarceny
Tohiond G. F. Joluson
Wanleas
Chirk Brothers
Tiadge Mora
Ilonir Mavivest
Dub
Pari Rio
Tile Lewis
Corpus
Dan Murray
Arthur
Long
Renren Togon
T Lin
Ling
Mili
Far North County Man Shoots Self in Town Morning
Payson reports William Wilton, about 70, killed himself with a double barreled firearm in a small eastern Payson frame house this morning at about 9 oclock after telling his wife of his intention. The county attorney said coroner was not required. Wilton, a native of England, had lived in town for many years. The motive was unclear and the death is under local inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payson
William Wilton
Iman
Wilson
Lupetindr
Wiccu
Wilton
England
Cowie
Investigation of alleged cruelty at State Mental Hospital
May 21 Provo an inquiry into alleged abuse of Minhuri Marine of Sutt Lake by attendants at the State Mental Hospital opened this morning before Governor Wells and the Safe board The inquest heard Marine had been unruly but witnesses testified an attendant struck him with a hitching strap and Marine injured himself The board admitted unable to prevent injuries but denied cruelty charges Attorney General Bruden and officials accompanied the board Representing Marine were A B Irvine and H Mayes brother of the patient The witnesses were examined by Attorney General Bruden and Mr Iiving
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Provo
Minhuri Marine
Sutt Lake
Wells
Ware Oxnamond
Thrayldynee
Marivie
Dimaelf
Marine
Thana
Hintaclf
Board
Epi? Smed
Atntn
O. S. Tineesami Btate
Sronauree Dison
Atte Qonemal
Breed
A.B. Irvine
EH. Mayine
Conductuil
Changes at First National Bank Crews Through Logan May
President Joseph T. Smith named as director and likely president of the First National Bank of Logan. Wy S. McGornick to a new role. staff reshuffles expected including retirement moves to install Cayhier Fleming and Hi J. Broberg, a Logan native and agrarian college graduate, as part of the leadership changes.
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Logan
Joseph T. Smith
National Bank of Thie
Alept
Wy _S. McGornick
Mrr. Gyith
Mr. Smith
Vinatitiinn
Man Pilem
Cayhier Mleming
Hi. J. Broberg
Broberg
aAgrian- Littal College
Loplank
Tse
Ameri~ Cath National Bank
Park City Official Reports Bookkeeping Irregularities
Joseph Franklin of Parl City was arrested on four charges of misappropriation and irregularities in city funds. An auditing committee led by Oliver Loakhat and Praeard Kidder reported a shortfall of about 2800 dollars over several months. Franklin claims the discrepancies stem from bookkeeping errors rather than subversion. City Marshal John Cumy will investigate to recover funds, while Franklin, once a Wells, Driscoll & Wick clerk, was elected on the Republican ticket.
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Parl City
Joseph Franklin
Luu Clye
Sherish Mair
Tna
Oliver Loakhat
Praeard Kidder
Franklin
John Cumy
Vite Seaordes
Ucket
Caunoy
Wells
Driscoll & Wik
McThersey
Grass Hortlers in Montana District Report
Dorota Mont and Trafesane Mek of Calley report a district Milton area east of Forsythe, Montana, facing disturbances. A three‑foot leg incident and Raman cultivation notes draw attention to local agricultural council discussions and safety concerns.
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Dorota
Mont
Montana
Calley
Mitra
Forsythe
Fragmented Text on Independence Anniversary Parade
A damaged OCR fragment describes a May 22 celebration of Culun independence with a banquet and officials present. It mentions Governor Ifunt, United States officials, a committee, and funding, plus a Spaniard owned harbor display. The American flag is missing and district infestation is noted.
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Bun Juan
Culun
I Banguet
Ifunt
Porto
FINGIN BROOKLYN building sale or dispute reported
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Brooklyn site on Way 22 A with Memals former Cog figures and Are-pravtluariog, mentioning nearby apartment houses and a sum of $100,000, but details are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Yael
Way 22
Brooklyn
Memals Former & Cog
Meanufichioven
Are-pravtluariog
Amd
Inxs
Shankey Wins in Wrestling Title Clash
New York dated May 92 reports Tom Bhitkey defeating rival Fiening to claim the arch rival title. The match saw no falls as the Arueeoltoman champion failed to secure a fall amid the contentious scoring. Officials from multiple delegations weighed claims and prepared to pass on the dispute.
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New York
Tom Bhitkey
Lit
Italian Ambassador Lo Washington Plans Ubi City Visit
Rin Francisco California May 22 Italian ambassador Lo Washington announced intentions to visit Ubi city soon. The arrival was set for Inttar park during a warming, but the trip was deferred due to hie phevient. The event marks a historic cross-continent visit by an Italian ambassador to the Togal Italian community of about twenty thousand Thidlians.
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Rin Francisco
Cal
Bemund Maynr Des
Denver Strike Ends In Citywide Labor Accord
A Denver strike paralyzed business for days, involving about 10,000 workers. A settlement agreed by the general executive committees of organized labor and the drivers’ alliance preserves union rights while allowing employers to select non union employees, with a five member arbitration board and reinstatement of laid off workers as services permit.
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Revver
Conn
Dive
Imion
Chamber of Commerce
Tabor Wit Line
Ditrvax’ Alliance
Organi
Elgventhy Min
Nlinnre
Mpon
Mpilly
Willy Dawn
FIRM FOUNDATION Kidney Pills praised by Ogden resident
Ogden residents publicly credit Dean's Kidney Pills for relief from back pain and “excrnerating” twinges after exertion. Mrs. Andrew Lavin of 2510 Washington Ave. says prolonged misery spurred care and rest, then a box of Tionn's Kidney Pills from Foster-Mullivan drug store helped end the attack. The ad urges readers to remember the name and buy the product locally.
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Hoopie
Hundredy
Ogden
Phivex Dean
Andrew Lavin
Andrey Lavin
Irakeoman
Southern Pacific R. K
Washington Ave
Ming
Tinleon
Foster-Millinn
United States
Daan
Route of Parade on Roosevelt Day in Ogden
An official outline details Roosevelt Day parade routes in Ogden with the President speaking in Lester Park. Citizens are urged to decorate buildings and take part, with specific streets named for the procession and crowd viewing, timing, and decor guidance.
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Lester Park
Ogden
Fellowes
Unedon
Waslington Avenue
Noth
Twenty Third Street
Adams Avenue
Nuat
Methigan Avenue
Jetterson
Twenty-fourth Street
Twenty-fourth
Grant Avenue
City Hall Square
Hin Depot
Twentyeeth Atrogi Ymidk
Tweinty-dalle Street
Wall Avenue
Uha Presidinia
Enty
Tester Park
Presidentia
Tweenty-fifth Street
Madison Uyenue
Yasa
Twentyefowrth
Jefereon Quenuelwisle
Fee
Siedlwon
Jefferson Ave
Lester Farle
Ceden
Coal Barons To Be Made To Divulge Secrets
Washington May 21 a vigor ous effort is to be made by the Interstate Commerce commission to compel President Trawe of the Reading Coal and Iron company and the Reading Railroad company to answer questions and produce documents demanded at the recon hearing before the commission in New York. The commission seeks original documents and to press out contents of the alleged coal carriers’ agreements. Attorneys General Kang and Burnett prepare a petition to the Circuit Court to compel coal carrying roads to appear and provide the documents. The case will be examined and signed, and likely presented to the Circuit Court next Monday, with possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Cortoh
Utah
Louisiane
Wells
Louis
Washington
Jalavatmte
Campul Presi
Reading Woal and Tron Company
Reading Railroad Company
Ani
New York
Seouh
Kang
Burnelis
Attommney
General Burnett
William R. Hearst
Burnett
Circuit
Circuit ‘Court. Lh Was Received By the Intersickey Commerce
Gircuit
Commission
Eupireme Court
Testern Tne Company Receivers Appointed in Ohio Case
Judge Hhowpaou appointed receivers for the Testern Tne company incorporated in West Virginia with capital and offices in Zanesville Ohio. Central Iron and Steel Company of Pennsylvania seeks receivership claiming liabilities around 800000 with assets of 40000 in bank 122000 in bills receivable and 400000 in Zanesville assets. Business operations to continue under receivership, creditors listed.
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Ginginila
Ohio
Hhowpaou
Testern Tne Company
West Virginia
Mullah Led Charge at Oebury in Desperate Fight
Reuters reports from Galodi on April 2 detail a brutal clash where Mudlan forces, split into five units, attacked Oebury with mounted riflemen, foot soldiers, and spearmen. Colonel Muskett, wounded, ordered a final charge. three Voos were killed, many others wounded, and one Yoosa escaped with payment of supplies. A Yoosa survivor reached Galadi four days later after supply withdrawal.
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Galodi
Aden
Mary
Qumburru
Mudlan
Oebury
Che Maltel
Vail
Mmuskett
Colman
Pwertynine
Llerek
Zareba
British astronomers weigh new polar research plans
The article discusses a wall of Arctic exploration and the polar positions of North and South Poles. Professor Turner raises questions about gravity and the pole reference frame. The Teozal Ag ron administrative society may recommend new stations, focusing on British led efforts in polar science.
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Arctic
Jean
Turner
North Pole
Teozal Agronomical Society
Misread Utterances Stir Prompt Exchange in Colossal Salon
In a Collier's Weekly snippet, an angular scene unfolds with famed diplomat Metternich questioning a famed journalist about dramatic rumors. The dialogue features pointed wit and sharp sarcasm about ambitions and global matters in a crowded, genteel setting.
Unclear words blur a historic science note
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a debate on the earths core and poles with references to names and projects but lacks coherent facts or identifiable events. Further readable details are insufficient for a concrete summary.
Fragmented OCR poem fragment references ancient cities and myths
Fragmentary OCR text describes a journey past ancient cities and landmarks with references to places such as Syria Lebanon and the Nile valley. It mentions gardens, orchards, wheat fields and a river amid a poetic meditation on classical themes and Milton. The passage is fragmentary and reads like a medieval travelogue or literary homage.
Fragmented OCR Police Notice Clue in City Drawer
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a police related notice or inquiry involving a government entity and a named location. The readable bits mention travel, a fountain, and a clerk or sergeant, but key names and actions are missing, leaving an unclear public record.
Fragmentary passage on dwindling birds and food supply
A damaged OCR fragment describes irregular intri and predacesus emotions as fish and ivy alter behavior. It notes a gradual decline in young, with 500 adults reduced to six, and other food sources supplying only partially, over several weeks.
Gounod and the Man: Vignettes of Wit and Memory
A garbled reminiscence portrays Gounod as a vividly cultured figure with a charming, irascible father, speaking English imperfectly but wielding a clever, native tongue. The piece shifts to a discussion of ancient smokeless fires and carbonic oxide dangers, then a lake tour near Stithland where a boat near-miss stirs laughter, ending with a humorous wedding-guest exchange about congratulations and paternity.
Unclear historical excerpt on nurse roles and public discourse
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss the word nurse with multiple meanings, a town girl minding a baby, and an army doctor. The text includes dialogue snippets and names like Mayor Hinze Lunt, Saxby’s Magazine, and references to public opinion about tasks being done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuurtoen
Saxby
Parodahed and Dinan Engage in Unclear Public Dispute
Fragmentary text describes Parodahed and Dinan in an unclear exchange about a monkey and a crocodile, with garbled dialogue and nameless participants. The passage includes stray phrases about change, engagement, and a possible national context, but intelligible specifics are absent.
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Gayes
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