Four defendants in Teo slap murder case await trial in Denver
Detained in Denver, the four remaining defendants in the Teo slap murder case await trial as two others plead guilty under agreed sentences to reduce the charge. Prosecution and defense met with judges and prosecutors to decide on pleas and potential life terms for Harvert ring and others, with plans to sentence later and set further pleas for remaining defendants. Wyoming Wheat Growers Association representatives protested the process.
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Denver
Colo
Trian
Daan
Woon
Win
Sputencs
Harvert Ring
Altormeys
Heink
Thin
George Swhan
Midgo A. Alsandar
Mumar
Boy's Story Of Robbery In Lawrence Aged Youth Arrested
A report from Lawrence describes a juvenile involvement in a bank robbery near town. An 11 year old girl, McKay, and a 19 year old suspect are central figures as authorities recount the sequence of the crime, the cashier’s loss, and ongoing juvenile proceedings while officials seek to recover money.
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Lawrence
Kaa
Noy
Annie
Uizinaly
MelCay
Lawrenne
Wetay
Fred Stary
Atlantis Liner Reports Whaling Voyage Discovery
New York November 12 Captain Johnray of the Ward Line reports the ship Lorro Casto arrived from Porto Rico. The vessel’s crew encountered whales during the voyage and the ship carried passengers including McKay as a guest while hearings were postponed and later rescheduled.
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New York
Tip
Atlantis
Aoain
Farmers Are Aided as Government Expands Aid
Washington reports Secretary Wilson defending government aid to farmers amid a $18,000,909 annual program for expert labor and demonstrations. He cites the need for agricultural experimentation and notes that assistance reaches farmers who request help, with emphasis on expanding support via the department's actions.
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Washington
United States
William. C. Browns
New York
Brown
Wilson
Hirmer
Esatin
Taft is in danger and political turmoil described
Fragmented OCR text reports a chaotic scene involving Taft amid a political controversy. Readers are presented with garbled references to Washington and presidents, accusations, public notices, and dispersed names, forming a disjointed, unclear account of tension surrounding Taft and national affairs.
Dolly Dimples Promises Youth Secret to Ogden Women
An irregular diary style reminiscence recounts Dolly Dimples offering a beauty remedy, Sempre Giovane, to Ogden women. A narrator describes meetings on Washington Avenue and Twenty-second Street, with street scenes and local gossip as the speaker markets a facial powder and youth formula to a curious crowd.
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Twenty, Fifth Street
Washington Avenue
Dolly
Adama
Twentrascond
Jensin
Wensan
Mariette Blanley
Ogdyandles
Hank
Shawn
Ouatow
Mtsq
Rentleman
Fragmented Memoirs From A Turbulent Night
A garbled witness account describes a chaotic scene at a public gathering. The narrator sketches interactions with a distressed crowd, a collision with a woman, and emotional statements amid confusion. The text shows hearing various voices and an urge to explain a troubling incident while preserving a connection to a companion.
Reward Offer for Dolly Dimples From Ogden Standard
A sensational old notice promises gold rewards for Dolly Dimples’ capture for presenting a copy and receipt of Ogden Standard day’s issue. Rewards escalate with time, demanding a prominent display of the subscription receipt to prove ownership.
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Ogden Evening Standard
Utah
Mlus Dolly
Dolly
Ogden
Standard
Tnt
Nadie
Daly
Ogden Standard
Dolly Dimples
Evening Standard
Noela
Ogden Stawlard
Ogden Stamler
Salt Lake
Suill
Tyre
Panda
Mick
Philos Wit
Dave Teenie
Japs Informed On American Editor Crane Interview
Ban Francisco November 7 James Keeley managing editor of a Chicago Chicago paper arrived here yesterday aboard the liner and discussed the source to Button The interview with Chas T Crane on the Antuse Mol den Gitlonly was published in the Herald of Glitomy and was circulated in Japan before U S discussion The wires were kept open and Washington received word that the interview provoked varied reactions in Japanese papers and public curiosity about U S views on the matter The episode touched on wartime censorship and diplomatic caution between the United States and Japan.
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Ban Francioen
James Keeley
USA
Chicago
Waldy
Chas. Th. Crane
Japan
Imiport
United States
Far Diva
Dary
Adloreach
Thu Puperd
Tial
Jupuz
Betty Rotary
Knox
Oraus
Oraus Back Tn Waaington
Lunl
United
Alexander Now: SAE Alexander Now: SAE Cale, AL
A chaotic dispatch reports the Fourth regiment of the Minole National Guard nearing disposition after partial reliefs. Arthur Alexander, connected to the marine service, arrived in Kan iuker amid troop movements as commanders planned demobilization. Rumors say 500 men may be relieved today with several units slated to depart toward Carbondala and elsewhere.
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Cale
Minole
Chihotly
Alexander
Anite
Abe
Davis
Flenenil
Calvo
Jairdey
Kankakoo
Tily
Lens
Carbondala
Chompaten van Kitinghaw
Cairo
Repimeant
Dead Tenny Great Race Horse Highlighted in 19th Century Summary
fragmentary OCR describes TENNY a noted Great Race Horse with mentions of rival Salvator and Longanitch matches. references to painters and towns suggest a retrospective piece on historic racing events and notable figures in American horse racing history dated around late 19th century.
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Wow Tors
Dean
Teius
Salvator
Touny
David Teliing
Hava
Upton
Fry
Awhike
Majortown
Salvater
Longanitch
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Donaldson
Manav
Ltavas
Taft
Woshington
Raphous Horeal
Uorson
Lavtelier
Harnes
Latoies
Bitelion
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Maryptee' Webbers
Jan the Wes
Wien
Maya
Magia Bordar
Meliny
Hecatta
Mariatta
Mrlee
Tigre
Luis Ome
Washington Nyanur
Dolly Dimpler
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Sam Lake Prieeds
Ty Wharf
Lapale
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