Yet Another Taft Speech Cited In Senate Debate
Fragmented OCR notes recount a Taft era speech amid a Senate exchange over railroad regulation and federal power. The text references Foraker and Roosevelt era tensions, with scattered phrases on executive, legislative roles, and interstate commerce oversight, reflecting partisan disputes over control of rail policy and constitutional authority.
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Tafts Nuitton
Irene Quavers
Puraker
Niste Ratlraud
Unreadable Rage Antipathy Prophecy in Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR text presents a long, garbled discussion on race and prejudice. It appears to reference social evaluation, claimed plans, and historical or speculative content with many nonsensical phrases and disrupted syntax. Entities are unclear due to corruption.
Western Union Strike Widespread as Operators Walk Out
A large scale operator strike disrupts Western Union lines across the region. Reports say six to seven workers joined the Associated Press service walkout. Management claims operations will continue with key staff and network delays persist. Local strike HQs reported in Harmony, with unions demanding safer, steadier service and adherence to demands amid ongoing talks with company officials.
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Union Oflior
Prosa
Ta Wen
Osminevelat Telegraphera
Urton
America
Western Union
New York
Woaya
Paul
Atk
Western Winton Company
Felagrand
Arlka
Newhouse Mines Dividends Spark Investor Debate
A garbled report on dividend declarations from Newhouse Mines references various names and locations, noting Copper property stakes and potential payouts. The text discusses investor interest, company finances, and possible publication delays, with scattered mentions of state authorities and possible market effects.
Ten Days of Amazing Healings At Colonial Hotel
A traveling show promoting the Great Syrthgil Treakowat and Moodlesn aurgary claims the Hey Phenomenon cures cancer tumors paralysis and deafness in minutes. Advertises daily public demonstrations with patient testimonials and lists local contact in Salt Lake City.
Great Bloodless Surgeon Arrives in Ogden From Salt Lake City
A renowned surgeon from Salt Lake City is coming to Ogden and expects to arrive Wednesday morning. He will remain in Ogden for the visit, meeting local medical colleagues and observing clinics.
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Ogden
Salt Lake City
Lip cancer cure claims in local hoaxes ad page
An oddized ad page touts cures for lip cancer and gall stones through a "Boy Phenomene" method, citing claims from Utah and Salt Lake City residents. It promises dramatic diagnoses, quick healing, and a low fee at a Salt Lake venue, with repeated calls for examinations and demonstrations.
Salt Lake Educators End Vigil Jeopardy With Pay Increase
In Salt Lake an education board narrowly avoided a strike by raised janitors and staff salaries from $160 to $179 monthly. The decision, backed by the buildings committee, aimed to cover rising living costs and prevent walkouts. The report showed a year end treasurer’s balance of $63,945.98 and proposed raises for principals and teachers while maintaining long term contracts and schedules.
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Salt Lake
Say
Fuerenatur
Martin
Joseph Qberndorfer
Carrieil Waat
Ranort
Toarhers Uit
Schaul
Gwendolyn Marman
Nelle Satan
Elmer Sota
Relemand Tren
Cs Brants
Agenee Evans
Ile Lawenstely
Mary Badewiet
Adrian Ie
Prine Cipht
Werd
Margaret Harrison
Rachel Bannan
Myrtle Roles
Inbreietad
Dunbar Named Fifty-Second President and Officers
A fragmentary report lists Dunbar named president with O Kunhar, William Nelson, A Weber, and others elected to officer roles. The piece notes a ceremonial gathering, a Sunday or Tuesday event, and mentions a forthcoming session with a treasurer and club officers, but many names and details are garbled.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at a medical incident and legal case
Fragmentary text mentions a person injured and taken home with a physician present. It references threats of violence, a neck injury, and a tense warning about a county road charge. Overall the fragment is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
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Donaliching Fe
Urhag Bola
Lie
Ter
Brutsig
C. Fran
Emery
Woman Accidentally Kills In Construction Scene
A misfortunate accident at a construction site near Segdan Mining company left Mrs. Charles Bie yens and her husband from Boles to Atlanta in attendance. The owner of the pictorial project, James Enson, was nearby when the incident occurred. Steven, the supervisor for the midis project, expressed deep regret over the tragic event.
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Boine
Jim
Charles
Bieyens
Boles
Siena
Badly Hurt by Cars at Kingholm Incident
W Diedrich suffered serious injuries after being struck by a tram at a shaded crossing near Kingholm. He was removed to hospital by Tuesday noon with multiple injuries feared to be mortal.
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Kingholm
W. Diedrich
Unis Olarmae
Diedelel
Postmasters and Assistants Elect Officers at Annual Federation Meeting
Officials gathered for the federation convention to elect officers for the coming year. Coltyn of Chinago served as presiding officer, with Lida of Ms Magen reportedly re elected as vice president and other officers to be confirmed.
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Indimuabi
Seal
Natonal Federation
Pastatige
Ianiaeile
Coltyn
Chinago
Lida
Ms Magen
S. T
Caceny of Ban Pranelsee Linked to Lie Warrianal Group
In a fragmentary note, HA Caceny of Ban Pranelsee is described as possibly connected to a Lie Warrianl organization that could mobilize milites. Details are sparse and attribution uncertain.
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HA Caceny
Ban Pranelsee
Wariannl
Cane Milites
John Beatty Dies After Despondent Carbolic Acid Intake
John Beatty, a long time employee for Kirkendall show manufacturer in Omaha, died today from carbolic acid effects after despondent over work prospects. He was well known in Salt Lake where he lived and served as a leader in the Brotherhood of Gale to Ibia Olly. Beatty, a candidate on the Democratic ticket, was described as a familiar figure on city streets and had been in poor health and out of work for four years.
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All Democrats
My. Beatty
Qrat’ Ecuma
Kirkendall
Omaha
Salt Lake
Broitierhood
Gale
Ibia Olly
Wag Plan
Wading Wed Ber
Ie United Cataiernia
Travel Rt Wsvocation
Waa Azo Ag
KEL Ac Pyfis
Musou
Fleet May Gross The Pacific
New York dispatch reports a naval movement near San Francisco and the Pacific theater. The World asks from una to discredit the Moet to the Mieile and Tras, while fleet actions and potential routes toward the Philippines are discussed amid political tension. The piece notes costs and war plans, with references to Admiral Deane and the Pacific campaign.
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New York
Dome
San Francisce
Admiral Deane
Fleet
Pal
Philippines
Una Bugluntog
Coul Gampantes
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