Bold check forgery alledges in Balt Lake arresting doctor
Dr J A Gray registered from New York was arrested in Balt Lake on a $43 bad check cashed Friday at a local bank. He asked for time to pay, with funds expected by telegraph from his wife’s parents. A second $872 check drawn on a Denver bank was also passed, indorsed by Mrs Gray and a friend. McNamara, who cashed the checks, may drop the case if collateral appears. police expect payment and call it the product of a “little toot.”
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Balt Lake
J. A. Gray
Kenyon
New York
Martin F. MacNamara
Gray
Sig Simon
Denver
McNamara
Dr. Gray
Brown, Terry & Woodruff
MicNamara
Simon
S J Kelly Charged in Bogus Clearance Paper Forgery
S J Kelly proprietor of the Antler saloon and Shamrock Athlete club was arrested by Detective George Chase and Sergeant Hempel on forgery charges. A complaint by Arthur Pratt of the Oregon Short Line railroad ties a forged clearance letter using G H Olmstead's signature. Kelly released on $500 bond. Authorities say he and others sold bogus letters for 250. The case, linked to Emil Densch and the Rio Grande Railway, goes before Judge Diehl.
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S. J. Kelly
Antler
Shamrock Athlete Club
George Chase
Hempel
Arthur Pratt
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Kelly
G. H. Olmatead
Montana
Brother Ellis
Kelly’s
Emil Densch
Oregon
G.H. Olmstead
Qfontana Division
Densch
Rio Grande
Pu‘ebto
Colo
Chase
Diehl
Lindsay R. Rogers
Traveling man helps stranger then learns ruse failed
William A Reed aids a feigning traveler with $20 after a conversation about a body in a baggage car. Investigations reveal no corpse ever existed, exposing Reed to a confidence game by two men who disappeared. Reed notified Salt Lake police to warn others. Nearby incidents include a drunken wagon crash on Second South and a power line fault delaying streetcars on several lines.
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William A. Reed
Mr. Reed
Ogden
Reed
Salt Lake
Falls Seince
Corbin
Second South Street
Third West
Little
Cottonwood Canyon
South Street
South Temple
Third Street
Sixth Street
Poplar Grove
Apostle Grant Returns from Japan Mission
Apostle Heber J. Grant returns home after nearly two years in Japan where he helped open a Mormon mission. He and his wife are back in the United States, with nine missionaries remaining in Tokio headquarters led by Elder Horace Ensign. The group, learning the language and distributing a tract, faced cultural adjustments such as chopsticks, sitting on floors, and leaving shoes at doors.
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Heber J. Grant
Japan
Apostle Grant
Grant
Horace Ensign
Tabernacle Choir
Tokio
Br. Grant
America
Hague relatives visit Salt Lake with Fairfield banker
Clarence Hague assistant cashier of the Iowa State Savings bank Fairfield Ind is visiting Salt Lake City with his cousin L A Hague. Lieut Falls of the Twelfth Infantry accompanies them.
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Clarence Hague
Iowa State Savings Bank
Fairfield
Salt Lake
L. Hague
Falls
Twelfth Infantry
Boy Pow el Fights Panther While Riding Mule Near Tucker
Samuel Powel of Tucker, grandson of Samuel Carnaby, fought a panther while crossing a flock with W. T. Williams. The panther leaped and scratched Pow el who used a pocket knife, injuring his leg as the mule kicked the animal away. The next day Pow el armed with a rifle hunted the panther but found no trace.
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Samuel Powel
Tucker
Samuel Carnaby
Spanish Fork Press
W. T. Williams
Powel
Young Towell
Utah Stockmen Interest in District Court Actions
This session of the District court convened Monday with Judge Budge presiding and adjourned Wednesday. Unfinished business will be taken up at a special term in Franklin in November. The term focused on dismissing sheep cases tied to Idaho quarantine violations. Some convictions and fines totaling 1400 dollars were levied, plus a 300 dollar fine for Jesse M. Smith, bringing total fines to 1,700 dollars. The cases were continued previously due to lack of prosecution, prompting Attorney-General Dagley to investigate and report.
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Budge
Franklin
Dagley
Utah
Idaho
Jesse M. Smith
Trouble Between Council and City Marshal in American Fork
At a September meeting in American Fork the council and City Marshal Adams resolved their dispute over removal and reinstatement. Both sides acknowledged past duty shortfalls and agreed to stricter ordinance enforcement, clarifying duties with the night watch to prevent future clashes.
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American Fork
Marabal
Agme
Mr. Adams
Night Watch
Pres
Dynamite Attacks Target Northern Pacific Rail Line
Helena September reports show suspects extorted money from Northern Pacific, with dynamite used to threaten bridges and trains between Livingston and Missoula. Attacks continued despite arrests as guards patrol every mile and officials seek the ringleaders in Helena and Butte.
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Northern Pacific
Livingston
Missoula
Tutte
Garrison
Butte
Helena
Bozeman
Elliston
Parks Rivalry Overpowers Iron Workers Meeting
Kansas City dispatch reports delegates from Pittsburg Cleveland Buffalo Wheeling meeting to withdraw from the International Association of Structural Iron Workers if Samuel Parks allies dominate the convention. Buchanan supporters anticipate a split. Donnelly of Albany is planned Parks candidate for president. New York No. 2 opposes Parks by backing Dalton for secretary treasurer.
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Kansas City
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Buffalo
Wheeling
Structural Iron Fdge
Samuel Parks
York
Michael Flaherty
Irman
New York Tonsesmit Union
Parks
Conven
New York Housesmiths' Union
Yotve
United State
Iron Trad
New York
International Association
Parka
New Yorks
Hast River Bridge
Buchanan
Donnelly
Albany
Bessiam
Sam Parke
Johnstone
P. J
Dalton
Chicago
While Hunting Accident Wounds James Dunsmore
Park City reports Willie Irvine accidentally fired a 22 caliber rifle while hunting on the lake. James Dunsmore was struck in the chest area and rushed to town for surgical care. Doctors could not yet confirm the bullet’s path or final condition, with further treatment planned.
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Park City
Willie Irvine
James Dunsmore
Dunamore
Firat
Irvine
Thiad
Dunsmore
T Bey
Teachers Association and First Session Held
Provo Utah Sept 27 The fix session of the Utah County Teachers association met at the Yorker school. Officers were elected including Superintendent J S Brown as president and W S Rawlins as vice president with Alice Greenwood as secretary treasurer. The treasurer reported 23380 dollars used for expenses. The afternoon covered primary and grammar grades with art and manual training.
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Provo
Utah County Teachers Association
J. S. Brown
W. S. Rawlins
Alice
Greenwood
G. Vlehijl
EC Affelson
J. N. Walker
L. EL EF Certon
Daniel Prica
E. Taylor
J.A. Steer
Brown
Eastmay
Fletner
Diet Pas
Jouette Cirle
County roll call shows nearly all teachers present
The roll call demonstrated every teacher in the county accounted for except two, indicating near full staff attendance. The report notes minimal absence among faculty and underscores strong school district participation.
Charles Fowler Accused of Train Wrecking
Farmington, Sept 27. District court met briefly yesterday with Charles Fowler bound over to the District court and arraigned on a charge of obstructing a railway. He was given until Monday to enter his plea. A decree for the defendant was filed in Preece vs Hayes and probate matters were handled before adjournment to Monday Sept 28 at 9 am.
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Farmington
Charles Fowler
Preece
Idaho Leaders Form Plan for State Irrigation Association
At the National Irrigation Congress in Orden Idaho delegates were chosen to organize a State Irrigation association. They will meet during the State fair in Boise to perfect the structure with representatives from Elmore Fremont Bingham Boise Bannock Cassia Oneida Bear Lake Canyons Lat ah Nez Perce etc.
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Idaho
National Irrigation Congress
Orden
Boise
TL. C. Manz
Elmore
D. C. Moore
Fremont
McCutcheon
Bingham
0. T. Allen
Robert Hayes
Bannock
William T. Jack
Cassia
F. R. Gooding
Lincoln
George J. Parkinson
Oneida
St. H. Dalrymples
Bear Lake
James A. McGee
Reporter Dowling Hears Wires Toll Wife Dies in Montreal
Wilkesbarre reporter James Dowling learned of his wife’s death during a live telegraph call from Montreal. Mrs. Dowling, recently married six weeks, was a member of the Contre Sisters in the Lafayette troupe and died after falling ill following a Saturday performance at Mercy hospital.
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Wilkesbarre
James Dowling
Montreal Times
Montreal
Fall Offering Boys Clothing and ShoesListing
Fall offering features boys clothing including knee pants in various fabrics, shirts in new fall colors, waists and blouses in multiple fabrics, and boys shoes sized 8 to 12 and 1 to 5. Prices range from 35c to $2.50 with several mid range options highlighted.
Strike Threat Across Wells Fargo Express Network
Prospective strike could span from Portland to El Paso and Ogden to San Francisco as the Express Auxiliary of Wells Fargo considers a nationwide walkout. The Los Angeles division voted to referendum on the dispute over the firing of clerk F A Clark and his replacement by a nonunion hire from Chicago. Also noted, Northeastern Railway workers discuss a proposed pension fund costing about six million pounds to cover weekly wages for old and disabled staff.
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San Francisco
Wells, Fargo, & Company
Express
Portland
el Paso
Ogden
Express Auxiliary
Auxiliary
C. J. Goodman
Los Angeles
Express Company
F. A.clark
Chicago
Te Northeastern Railway Company
England
Tim
Duel at country club near Biarritz ends with awards
In a grounds duel near Biarritz Count Ateos of Clavijo faced Mare with an awards ceremony following the contest. The event drew attention from local society and featured a formal prize presentation.
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Paris
Biarritz
Ateos
Clavijo
Ballard's Liniment Praised by Cleveland Reader
A Cleveland reader credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with curing a severe leg injury after stepping on a nail. The letter notes a doctor warned of a stiff leg, but a 8 oz bottle cured the condition. The piece also mentions common causes of abscesses and lists local sellers G F Cer and J K Cave.
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Ww. H. Harrison
Cleveland
Mass
Ballard
J. F Lord
Denver
Colo
G. F. Cer
Wash. Ave
J. KE. Cave
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