Leper Seeks City Dispensary Treatment Under Alias
A man, said to be 45 and from Jackson, Mississippi, sought treatment for leprosy at the city dispensary in Ogden Utah. He used the name John Euch Kouoh to shield his family and claimed previous confinement in several locations, while his wife and child remain in Utah.
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Grablo
Hal Bla
Uvea
Ogden
Uta
Ida
Bistular
Heagai
Salt Lake City
St. Louis
Celle
John Euch
Kouoh
Hern
Jackson
Tent
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Nevernl
Utah
Mycune Accelerates South American Rail Project
A.W. McCue announced plans to complete the Allavon and Pacific railroad in the headwaters of the Atiron river area. Work crews and new copper mines in the Cerro de Truco district will accelerate shipments as Cerro de Paco becomes a major copper region, with Amazon Pacific lines crossing the Andes into western river valleys.
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A.W. McCuen
Allavon & Pacific
Mecyng
Amazon 4 Pacific
Andes Mountains
McCuneda
Cerro de Truco
Tne Ture
Cerro de Paco
Newap
Mr Pery Considers Ventures Near Salt Lake City
Mr Pery, a western trader, plans no immediate investments near Salt Lake City. He may consider several proposals on NH Wax here but is unsure how long he will stay before returning to New York where his interests in South America lie.
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Pery
Machine
Salt Lake
New York
South America
Tribute to Famous General Unveiled at Grad Dock Park
A large ceremony unveiled a stone monument to General Braddock near Grad dock park ten miles from the town. James Hywel of the Colonfor Cameron presided with Lieut General Sir Alfred Edward Codrington in attendance. Speakers included O Wnpx, American secretary of state, and Governor John Ky Uenrr of Pennsylvania.
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Maiontown
United States
Jingland
Kedward Braddock
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Lith
Graddock Park
Nere
James Hywel
Golon
Regiman
Great Bullfight for Next Sunday in Madrid
A fragmentary report notes a bullfighting spectacle planned for next Sunday in Madrid. Mentions a famous matador and a high profile wedding in England, but many details are corrupted and unclear.
Convict Confesses To Murder In Reformatory
A state reformatory inmate near Jeffersonton says he murdered Florence Brown in a Delius Texas real estate office. The inmate, already sentenced for murder, reports he entered the building intoxicated and killed Brown with a pocket knife after the stenographer screamed.
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Dallas, Texas
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Inn
Jeffasyivillo
Delius
Paylan
Indiana
Texan
Mika Brown
City hosts dinner for visiting athletics team
Philadelphia officials plan a dinner October 26 for the city’s work champions, with Mayor and Public Safety Director Porter coordinating. The club expects all twenty five players and eligible participants from the recent world series to attend, reflecting strong support for baseball in the city.
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Blankenburg
Athigliva
Clir
Basebal
Minister Brought Back From Tokio Amid Perjury Charge
Boston Oct 16 The Rev John Em s and his five year old daughter Qlee will be brought here from Tokyo where he was arraigned on perjury charges at the expense of the state. The governor’s council voted to finance the trip of a messenger. Willy, sought by his wife since February 2, has been missing since he took their daughter walking. It is estimated to cost the state $ AMG for the return of the man and the child under indictment for abuse. Moll
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John Ems
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France Protests Against New Law Over Tariff Proposals
Paris reports the Central Association of French Blip Quw ers warns trade bodies that the 1822 American tariff era may affect French exporters. Ambassador Jupperaud in Washington seeks rights from the U.S. government. rebates may apply under the tariff to reduce duties for French and American ships.
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United Citaten
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United States
Chris Flygare for Ogden City Commissioner
Ogden business leader Chris Flygare announces his run for a four year term. He pledges equal attention to every ward, full time service, and aims for better streets higher water supply and strict regulations to improve the city finances.
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Chris Flygare
Ogden
Flygare
Ogden City
Stanford Faces New Zealand Rugby Team After Rough Tactics Charge
Frank comment by the fader of the MV Blacks claims the American meetings show the visiting rugby teams are novices. He prefers rough tactics over skill and sportsmanship, while Stanford fields its strongest lineup to counter. New Zealand has played four games in the U S without being scored against and piled up 330 points.
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MV Blacks
America
Stanford
New Zealand
Ministers badly underpaid class ministers underpaid
More than 3,000 Methodist ministers in the United States preach and work year round for less than 600 dollars each. The report was presented to the thirty-second annual meeting of the Methodist Women’s Home Missionary Society. The treasurer’s report showed society receipts for the year at $40,000. Mrs. Geo. J. Robinson condemned a Florida law barring interracial teaching.
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Washington
Methodist Woren
Home Missionary Society
Geo, i Thompson
Cineluad
Society
Geo. J. Robinson
Delrott
Florida
New Zealanders Smother Stanford Steamers in Overtime
Report from a 1930s match describes New Zealanders overwhelming Stanford in a basketball contest. The account highlights a late surge, noting Canadian, American and New Zealand teams competing with strong performances.
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Stanford
Merced
Farmer Knocks Mayor Hamptons in Algona Riot
In Germania 32 miles north of Algona a clash erupted as farmer Koppen stabbed Mayor Hampton, nearly severing his jugular. A jail fire injured several, with two men arrested and another charged with disrupting the peace.
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Germania
Here
Robert Namiltan
Ager
Gail
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Gerwapla
Woppen
Hampton
Interget
Amoke
Wren Koppen
Koppen Hig Veen
Gram Is
New Type of Ship Launched in England
Wortsmouth, Oct 16. A new battleship type the Queen Elizabeth with air propulsion and oil fuel was launched at the Royal Navy dockyard. Keel laid earlier this year, the vessel is said to feature twin 15 inch guns in barbettes and armored secondary batteries. Detailed construction remains secret, but the design aims to boost offensive and defensive efficiency while keeping overall size and displacement within limits.
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Wortsmouth
England
Royal Navy
RACING AUTO RUNS DOWN THREE MEN
Seattle, Oct 18 A racing auto driven by Laurence Duke nephew of James Duke president of American Tobacco struck three men Henry G Farr a saloon proprietor and Mired C Hoglund and Thomas G Simmons as they replaced a tire Nine miles south of Seattle Hoglund and Simmons were probably fatally injured Farr killed Duke was arrested and held on reckless driving charges awaiting coroner’s investigation
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Wash
Henry G. Farr
C. Hoglund
Thomas G. Simmons
Foster
Laurence Duke
James FH. Duke
American Tobacco Company
Duke
Kiling Farr
Dake
Glen WE
Congress Hall Rededication Planned in Philadelphia
Philadelphia area plans for the rededication of Congress Hall with events set for October 2. Officials arrange a ceremony at the Citgress house to mark the occasion.
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Philadelphia
Ger
Citgress
Historic oath site to host presidential ceremony at old senate chamber
The committer in chargé President Wilson plans to hold an oath ceremony in the old senate chamber, mirroring George Washington and John Adams. The chair, used by Hancock in Independence Hall, will mark the first occasion since General Grant in 1876. Representatives from all states will attend.
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Senate
George Winlington
Bia Mac
Jobo Adama
Washington
John [Hancock
Independence Hall
Grant
Congress
No Change to Be Made in Salaries
Washington Oct 14 President Wiser within the interior few days conferred with the members of his cabinet on the estimates of expenses for the coming year. A general effort toward economy is being made and most cabinet members declared themselves in favor of retaining the present scale of salaries.
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Wiser
Inet
Federal Prison to Be Investigated Statement
Representative William Schley Howard of Georgia said he will seek a Justice Department inquiry into alleged startling conditions at the federal prison in Atlanta. The claim follows complaints by Julia Hawthorne and Dr. Wo Morton upon their release, while warden William H. Moyer in Indianapolis reported 800 inmates are being treated as well as they can expect.
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Atlanta
Wiliam Schley Howard
Georgia
Department of Justice
Julia Hawthorne
Wo. Morton
Wiliam H. Moyer
St Indianapoile
Chicago moves to seize garbage plant amid price dispute
Chicago officials seek condemnation of the Chicago Reduction Company's garbage disposal plant after refusing $133,000, claiming the price is exorbitant. The city previously rejected purchase, leading to continued garbage piling in cans and alleys and failed treatment efforts. The corporation counsel ordered the move and may initiate condemnation proceedings.
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English and Irish Champions Lead In Golf Debut
In Wilmington Delaware yesterday the English champion Alisa Muriel Dodd and Irish champion Miss Mabel Harrison won second round matches in the women’s national golf championship. Survivors advancing to the third round include Marion Holis of New York Harriet Curtin and Fatiny Osgood of Boston Mrs Clarence Vanderbeck and Mrs EB Ler of Philadelphia. Canadian Western New Jersey and Delaware entries were eliminated with Violet Pooley and Florence Harvey defeated. Myra Hebyora Caroline Painter Elaine Rosenthal and other top players lost to Ungood Harrigan Vanderbeck Ravenscroft.
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Del
Alisa Muriel Dodd
Mise Gladgelavenacrot
Mabel Harrison
Marion Holis
New York
Metropolitan
Harriet Curtin
iMtan Fatiny Osgood
Boston
Mra
Clarence J. Vanderbeck
Ler
Philadelphia
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Delaware
Violet Pooley
British Columbi
Dodd
Florence Harvey
Hamilton
Canada
Mina Vollins Lup
Misa Myra Hebyora
Caroline Painter
Misa Co- Warn
Elaine Rosenthal
Chicago
Miss Ungood
Harrigan
Vandarbeck
A E Weatherby Campaign Ad in Ogden Dam Bid and Reform
A E Weatherby pledges support for a South Fork canyon dam to protect Ogden water rights, improve streets citywide, and enforce saloon closing hours while curbing gambling and immoral acts. He commits to building a bigger, more prosperous Ogden if elected Commissioner for a four year term.
White Sox open Iowa trip with two October games
Chicago reports a brief schedule in Iowa with Tue only games. Oct 22 at Ottumwa and Oct 23 at Bronx City, Oct 24 the teams willing at Blue Rapids, Ran. The note lists travel plans and venue changes for the White Sox Giant stars.
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Iowa
White Sox
Giant Stars
Ottumwa
Bronx City
Blue Rapids
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