Potter for Rear Admiral Line in Atlantis Fleet
Washington reports Capt Potter is in line for rear admiral. He is slated to command the battleship Vermont in the Atlantis fleet, with a promotion to rear admiral and assignment as commander of the third attack force. The line also notes retirements and pending transfers within the same period.
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Potter
Woshington
Fincher Tay Feun
Ainy
Duranlereal
Mamila
Ldn
Vermont
Atlante Geet
Pat Aml
Atlantis
Brierey
Utah Republicans Nominate a Complete State Ticket
Utah Republicans at their state convention nominated a full slate led by candidate David A. M. for treasurer and included a platform endorsing federal health oversight, postal savings, a stronger navy, and a public school reform agenda. Delegates from Weber County hailed the ticket as strong and representative, with emphasis on unity and party alignment.
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Autumney
Rares
David Mattson
Audlar—Jewan J
A. G. Nelann
Galt Lala Fou
David Aintison
Ogden
Matleon Laing
Sanpele Counte
Weber County
Dalégatin
Hom
Lagoon Regia
Buna
Wallie
My Mattson
Hig
Sutherland Describes American Guerrillas at Convention
The speech at the Republican gathering in Silt Lake portrays the American guerrilla movement as a feared faction within the party, detailing tensions with the Democrats and urging unity behind the ticket while labeling the guerrillas as a dangerous sect. It stresses party loyalty, the absence of masters, and the importance of electing candidates who align with the party's future.
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Tesdry
Silt Lake
Sutter Innit
Sutherland
Guiherlind
Nur Srilanés
Amedonna
Jottarhen
Republican Party
Nur Yanat Este
Nobliclang
Fragmented political rant on Utah party factions and Jack Mormon label
The speaker claims no problems in Utah under party control and predicts success, accusing a small minority of manipulative leaders of trying to dominate the Gentile voters. The text questions Jack-Mormon and references a renamed “Society of Reformed and Revteanized Jacky” as part of internal party discourse.
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Utah
Jack-Morumma
Society of Reformed
Jacky
Bryan Campaign Tour Sparks New Jersey Rallying Grips Taft
Bryan poured energy into New Jersey stops and Philadelphia talks, attacking Taft while praising Roosevelt. He addressed crowds at Washington Park in Trenton and drew lively ovations, arguing the Republican line betrays reform aims. He also pressed corruption attacks on Coleman Dupont and planned onward travel to Rochester with brief Jersey City stop.
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Trenton
N. It. Boot
Pourhng
Willian J. Bryan
New Jersey
Philadelpha
Alundari
Ar. Roosevelt
Taft
Roosevelt Alrady
Stroapield
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Washington Park
Phidelphia
Ifeas
Moosevelt
Aryan Symhke
Camden Aml
Burlington
Coleman Dupont
Repblican
Cosumiltlee
Dupont
Hocheater
Jersey City
Government Way Take Control of Salmon Industry
In an evolving clash over Columbia River salmon, Washington and Oregon authorities face federal injunctions as talks move toward federal or cross-border control. The IFFC hints at United States and Canada assuming oversight of sockeye and Fraser River fisheries, while Washington asserts jurisdiction beyond state boundaries on Puget Sound hatcheries and related fisheries.
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Bellingham
Bellngham
International Fisherbox Commission
United State
Numiiitou
Canada
Mugrt Sound
Fraser River
Columbia
Puget Sound
Independence League Petition Circulating For Ballot Access
Salt Lake and State News reports Dennis Randolph Henret and Hearst supporters in the Republican smoker push an Independence League petition at Utah political events. About 500 signers will be needed to file with the secretary of state, aiming to place Independence League candidates on the ballot, including a candidate for congress from Magham.
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Balt Lake
Alian Randolph Henret
Utin
Independence League
Hearst Advacatus
Tan Forkon
T. C
Wartenspiel
Startington
New Set of Fish Laws to Be Drafted
Portland September 13 The evolving columbia river dispute grows as Oregon master fish warden H C McAllister sells two drums of fish seized at the San Yert Bros cannery. The catch is claimed to have come from the Washington side, prompting plans for a joint Oregon Washington commission to draft uniform fishing laws for all states.
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Portland
Columbia River
Washington
Oragon
Oregon
H.C. McAllister
San Yert Bros
Weellington
Meeting Place for Traveling Passenger Agents Named
In Seattle, Sept 1, Chicago was chosen as the site for the next annual meeting of the Traveling Passenger Agents association by acclamation despite strong bids from Chattanooga Toledo and Bufford delegates. Officers elected include President M H Buleer Mobile & Ohio Chicago Vice President George W Andrews Pacific Coast Steamship Company Secretary Treasurer Gordon Noble Lehigh Valley Philadelphia and other posts to be filled for the coming year. An all day excursion with the Pacific Coast Steamship Company is planned for tomorrow.
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Seattle
Chicaro
Chattanooga
Toledo
Buffard
M. H. Buleer
Mobile & Ohio
Yall
Chicago
George W. Andrews
Forrest Wilson Sentenced After State Prison Transfer
Forrest Wilson, part of a burglary ring with Hal Crigler and Grewal Ferris, was found guilty of second degree burglary and to be sent to the state prison. Wilson and Ferris had previously been at the industrial school. Crigler received a prison commitment. Wilson faces sentencing Thursday with Ferris possibly awaiting trial.
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All Lake
Forrest
Witton
Oni
Burgery
Aristrane
Ann
Wileon
Hal Crigler
Grewal Ferris
M Mega
Edison Wtvuet
Wilson
Ferris
Industrial School
Crigler
Tke
Witsan Ima Herrin
Lie Ecvooang
Eerond Degre
Church Suit In Court Over Theme Park Funding
The Twenty second Ward corporation of the shareh of Jemng Christ at Lalleridas sues Oregon Short Ling Teilrand company for 10000 dollars. The case was heard yesterday before Judge Muehle with a jury, alleging damages for abandoned improvements on Fourth West street and related services prompt payment. The Weelhe Novse notes a claimed original investment of 16000. The jury heard arguments from the attorney.
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Twenty Second Ward
Lalleridas
Oregon
Teilrand Company
Plicud
Ural
Muehle
Aathet
Dulldhys
Fourth West Street
Quarantine report from Kult Lake police stakeout
Kult Lake Sept 1601. Lyon a member of the police force was tricked with smalions yesterday and quarantined at home 217 M street. How the disease spread has not yet been determined. Grace and Edna Stromnons children of Edward Stromnons 747 South Stave street were reported to have disease yesterday and quarantined at home.
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Kult Lake
Lyon
Be Home
M Street
Grace
Edna
Marriage by Provo Echoes Mormon Practices
In Provo on September 15, Anton Briton and Anne Kerstine Christensen received a license and wed in Thellea A Ay Nowt's office. The narrative centers on Anne, once Anne Kerstine Chris Jenken, and her two daughters from Denmark, now connected through marriage to two Erikson brothers in Utah. The tale notes she is the mother in law to the brothers’ wives, and recounts the intertwined family story within Mormon conversion and marriage traditions.
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Provo
Anton Briton
Anne Kerstne Christensen
Wieerton
Thellea A. Ay Nowt
Slory
Anne
Kerstine Chris) Jenken
Denmark
Utah
Mungt Erikson
Monhter
Brian
Neils
Erikson
Frikson
Anton Brikeau
Educators Gather at Lake Tabor Conference in California
A convention of California public school officials opened at Lake Tabor with 130 officials in attendance. Notable figures includ e Benjamin Wheeler of the University of California and C. C. Van Litw of the Chicago Naval schools. Wheeler addressed attendees on “Sigerintendonets” as delegates from across the state and country observed the opening.
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Lake Tabor
Gil
Widerout
Eigier Intemiente
California
Proifit Miniwe
Tenjamin Se Wheeler
University of California
C. C. van Litw
Chicago Navnyl
Sam Franchica
Davy
San ‘Key
Mna
Arehya Anderson
Mie
San Francizco Naval Sehen
Wheeler Cave
Country
Girdled by Roaring Fire Traps Minnesota Settlements
Spotted text reports violent fire surrounding settlements near Grand Mara la and Palo, with lines describing homesteaders trapped by flames and smoke. It notes deaths and evacuations as native and White residents seek safety from advancing fire and blocked passes.
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Senl
Statistical Committee Appointed to Coordinate Government Data
The appointment of an interdepartmental statistical committee by the President, on the recommendation of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor, was announced today. The panel will work to unify statistical methods and results, prevent duplications, and improve interagency cooperation while modernizing government statistical work.
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Ntaglan
Jomimient
Tres Jent
Secrnary Ghaus
Department, of Commerce and Labor
Inday
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Nas
Sarta
Rousavelt
Tallaroyo
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Ineler
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Tesilistrie
Court de Gilet
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Columbis
Dalfinger
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Wigton
Ambassador Hill
Tryin
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Bonremiey
ARGO
Wiener
Carming
Salt Lake and State News
Hearst
Shigago
Forrest Wilson
Wanderer
Hilger Lesen
Pat Habba
Pat Hukon
Nix Yleit
Kuhn’s
Modern Cloth
Wash
Mas
Lake Tale
California Public Schools
Wheeler
Grand Marais
Thomas’ Kelery
Navy Department
Nortel
Rebynans
Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
Ogden & Salt
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Wales of Sule
Inomalya
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Mitchell Bros
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