Marriage postponed after mutual agreement in district
Serave Hens Parent and Amide Me Bendliye announced a marriage postponement following a mutual agreement. Judge Morse held a brief conference with parties before stating the ceremony would be delayed as styled, with no further details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abarnoy Wiehner
Fudge
Maan
Amide
Bendliye
Mandy Mnaising
O'Elaole
Ales. Bendlay
Cenlund
Julge Morse
Bln
Bielttier
Anmounord
Brady
Indigestion and its effect on stomach nerves
Old medical claim challenged, describing how indigestion irritates stomach mucosa and nerves, leading to gland issues and various symptoms. Ad promotes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a remedy and claims it digests what you eat, with price and distributor details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kodol
Dewitt & CO
Chicaguy
Geo. F. Gaye
Quash Motion Delays Sentencing in Wrigley Case
Court session stalls as motion to quash charges against Senator Brown faces delay. Wages and sentencing details discussed. chance of trial by early November cited. Testimony and procedural questions influence the outcome while the record notes unresolved legal maneuvers and potential penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benator Brown
Wrigley
Novanthes
CourtAffirms Damages In Water Rights Case At Utah
The Supreme Court affirmed the lower court judgment in part and reversed in part in a water rights dispute involving George Whitmore and Utah Pacific Corporation against Kia Grand Western Railway. The decision grants damages to the plaintiff for diversion of water from wells on his land and enjoins defendants from using water from specified wells and tunnels. Justice McGantry wrote the opinion, with Justices Vinallin and Bartel concurring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suprwno Court
Yeatertay Sarid ‘Lowe
George
Whitmore, Appelteat
Utah Puch Goippanys
Kia Qrande Western Railway Company
Ani Reverana
Tankrehiems
Onrhon
Gamay
Poleiutiif
Jrri
Failnd Lac Jesses
Supreme Court
Justice McGantry
Chloé Tuutier Vinaltin
Justice Bartel
Messenger Kore ner Receives 1900 Reward for Bravery
Telegraphic dispatch from Pacific Express of St Louis confirms Messenger Fred A Kore ner earned a $1900 reward for thwarting a robbery on R and N train No 6 near Corbett s Oregon September 23. Superintendent Rogers reports the attempted robbery was foiled and Kore ner’s courage is praised. The message notes a forthcoming board action to honor him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gemm
Ciontyolt
Pacific Express
St. Linde
Fred A. Korener
Huntington & Portland
Rogers
Corbett’s
Ghent
Amin
Tuly
Portland
Salt Lake City
Form Chapter of Daughters of Confederacy Organizing
Women met at the Kenyon hotel parlors to form a chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs Wheat was named temporary chair and Mrs Kate Bridewell Anderson secretary, with plans for a permanent slate and future meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Form Chapter OF Daughters OF Confederacy
Thin Daughters of the Confederncy
Kenyon Hotel
Wheat
Kate Bridewell Anderson
Perman
Officers Elected for Confederate Veterans Group
The organization elected officers including president Mrs Geary Wood and vice president Mrs Elizabeth Shaver. secretary Mrs Wheat and treasurer Mrs Van Alntine. The group aims to care for widows and children of Confederate veterans, preserve war histories, and support veterans rights. A charter from the national organization was requested. next meeting will be at Mrs Wand’s home with announcements in the daily papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cot
Mra
Geary Wood
Sinie
Wizabeth Shaver
View
Anderson
Wheat
Mike Minnie Wingutt
Travaurer Aust Mya
van Alntine
Khanbre Ints
Hoymer
Thone
National
Interior Department Official to Make Inquiry
Interior Department special agent A Bergagon based in Vancouver Washington will investigate a lease claim involving about 5000 acres of Emery County Utah land. The case titled United States vs Utah concerns State selection No. 72 of the Agricultural College and whether the land is coal or agricultural. The State is said to have selected 1000 acres as grazing land, priced at 150 per acre over twenty years. The government cites the second law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bergagon
Department of the Interior
Vancouver
Washington
Emery County
Utah
Agricultural College
Elephant Mining Syndicate Sale Accelerates in Gold Mountain
A mining deal completed at Gold Mountain between Wedge and Franklin holdings transfers over 200000 Elephant Mining Company shares, capitalized for 410000. Key figures W T Dale J W Burton W T King and A King resigning from official duties as buyers plan development alongside other properties. The consideration totals under ten thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elephe ‘Mining Company
Gold Mountain
Franklin Ryradicate
Dre Franklin
Elephant Rampany
Mephant Company
W. Tl. Dale
J. W. Burton
W. T. King
A. King
Little girl dies from dress fire at home
Little girl Lizie Russell, ten years old, daughter of William Russell of Silk Wake Turbrelin Works, died after her dress ignited while playing in the back yard when a rubbish fire burned. Parents overwhelmed by the tragedy as Dr. J S Wider attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ligzia Russell
Wiliam Russel
Silkwake Turbrelin Works
South Street
Lille
Dr. J
Wider
Lizie
Mrs Nichols Faints on Witness Stand Again
Mrs Nichols collapsed while testifying in a personal damages suit against Oregon Short Line Railway. Judge Morse postponed proceedings briefly then resumed, the jury breaking up four hours later after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Nichols
Charles W. Morse
Tony
Wight
Defamation Suit Filed In District Court Over Character Claims
The Rosecamp S10 K0 defamation of character case began yesterday before Judge Samuel W Stewart in the civil division of the District Court. The trial proceeded amid delays as the defense pressed for a oneuit while opposing parties argued over promotion and timing of the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johameter
Ani
Wis
Dudge Samuel W Stewart
District Court
Defamatory divorce suit excerpt cited in Utah court filing
A fragment from a 1932 complaint details a divorce case filed by Jablacourb seeking to dissolve marriage bonds. The document alleges the defendant accused the plaintiff of immoral conduct, exposing her to public ridicule and alleging she lived openly with a man named Bert Hallor as her mistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt Lake
Bert. Hallornm
Sealed fate of Mortensen in sheriff’s hands
The death warrant for Peter Mortensen was signed yesterday by Judge Charles Morse and forwarded to the sheriff’s office for execution procedures. The court plans a possible certificate of probable cause, with arguments to be heard this week, while the warden prepares for the death row conditions and heightened guard vigil as the date approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mortensen
Charles Wi. Mores
District Court
Comnty Clark
John James
James
Stewart
Fudge Morse
Mortensen
Mortenren
Terniitentiary
Shnelit
Frank Braery
Wright
Supa Thah
Mortensen Ani
Morse
Iswand
Lfe
Acling
Mortensen Prom
Gell
Conéind Hirkiman
Mmm
Guint
Mortenson
Tite Morao
Rio Grande franchise granted after tense council vote
After a fierce council session the Rio Grande Western Railroad franchise for Salt Lake terminal improvements passed 12 to 3. A temporary injunction against the franchise was dissolved by Judge Hall, allowing the measure to proceed despite protests from Fourth West property owners and the Consolidated Railway and Power Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Gragidy Western Railroad Company
Salt Lake
Luc Property
Fourth West About
Ha Rilroad Company
Hall
Ageney
Railroad Company
Judge Hall
Earlir
Vouwetlimu Fevastram
Arnold
B. A. Davis
Miade
Jaygh
Nikiking
Onlie Snellon
Fourth West Street
Inizey
Consolidated Railway and Power Company
Fifth West Street
Clu
Mt Unions
Rin Hirando
Khonbreet
Pavelor
Ba Ordie
Typhoid Cases and Health Warnings In City Notes
A typhoid case among a two year old boy on Second West. two smallpox cases reported to the city board of health. a sheriff transported Nathanial Fryer to the State Penitentiary. A raid on Hansen's bowling alley yielded minor thefts. Police report a suspect heading to California with possible criminal ties. A careworn medical director’s note mentions Brichars and bitters as remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Health
Belog FL. Ailton
Kouth
Alfred Froud
Iran County
Nathanial P. Fryer
State Penitentiary
Jasqaulé
West Berenth Routh Elreet
Tenn Proope
West Eighth South Sere
Hansen's Bowling Alley
California
Railway ordinance debated as city considers vast project
Nance and Fornstrom spoke against robbing a few to aid many while Hewlett urged backing the railway to spur Salt Lake’s growth. Thomas noted the city would gain from over $1,000,000 in expenditure. Amendments require the railroad to build an elevated footway over the depot, finish improvements within five years, and forfeit its rights if work is not begun or completed. gates and watchmen at crossings were removed in a later paragraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancé
Fornstrom
Hewlett
Thomas
Salt Lake
BE. H. Davis
Fernstrom
Arnold
Crentee
Stolinn T
Wis
Etrifeo
Americans Win At Chicago Baseball Game
An American league team dominated a Chicago matchup, pounding out fourteen hits and playing a flawless field. The Nationals struggled against lefty Aitrock, while Batterina-Wicker, Klingy Athiovh, and Sullivans powered the offense. Philadelphia notes reference a different game with a 6 to 0 score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obieaga
Kel
Aitrock
Coed Bo Batterina--Wicker and Klingy Athiovh
Sullivans
Priladelpata Ameri
Philadelphia
Searey Natiopala
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St. Louis
Riverdale
All Groc
Carbon County
Messenger Korner
Weber Stake Academy
Utah Light & Power Co
Noni Manier
Ous de Sauté
Pioneer Station
Ogden Canyon
Utah Light
Power CO
R. S. Campbell
Mgr
Interior Department
Tranklin Syndicate
Russell
Mrs. Nichols
uww& & & s J. BURT @ BROTHERS
Rio Grande
Saltlake
Julia “Frtesg
West Cornell
Conn
Ste
West
Ogden
Stein-Bloch CO
Ane
Chicago
State of Ohio
Secendor
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