Utah News The Salt Lake Area Keeps Busy
A Utah news roundup reports a Parowan liquor dealer fined for a minor violation, large coil shipments from Scofield, a Salt Lake City cancer patient, a gasoline stove explosion in Ogden, and a new bank opening in Fyrum with $25 000 capital. It notes school census gains, a fatal streetcar incident in Green Bay, a drowning near Garfield, and a Salt Lake boy's death attempting a dive. Also covered are irrigation efforts, a shooting incident in Salt Lake, planned school restrooms, and public works including a court house loan and a new city fire chief appointment.
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Mfe Shentley
Nquor
Parowan
Scofield
Mable Gustaveson
Salt Lake City
Peter Ingstrom
Ogden
Ogden Capital
Fyrum
Utah
Salt Lake
George Meld
Green Bay
Wis
Charles Owen
Saltairie
Gloire
Covington Ky
National Irrigation Congress
Mary Garrett
Garfield
State Board of Land Commisssioners
Carbon County
Wilford Hi Osgood
National Biological Bureau
Sevier Mountains
Weber County
Ogden Fruit Growers’ Association
Supreme Court
Christopher Anderson
Snowville
Pwin Falls
Idaho
Fle Anderson
John Rolien
Arkansas
Tribesmen threaten shah as Persian crisis deepens
Teheran dispatches report the shah of Persia held by wild tribesmen summoned to protect the throne. They demand vast sums, threaten to pillage Teheran, while relief funds from a Russian bank are exhausted. Famine looms in southern Persia as General Linkhoffs forces fail to curb the tribes.
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St Petersburg
Teheran
Terala
American Fleet Arrives in Auckland England? New Zealand
Sixteen U S battleships of the Atlantic fleet arrive in Auckland after a 33 day voyage from San Francisco with a six day Honolulu layover. Rear Admiral Charles S Sperry commands the division as locals decorate the city in honor of the visitors. The Board of Education shifts Michaelmas recess to align with the fleet visit.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Battleship Division
United States Atlantic Fleet
Charles S Sperry
San Francisco
Honolulu
Board of Education
Discord Among Officials in Constantinople War Ministry
In Constantinople the Ministry of War hosts a rift among former ministers and palace officials. Dough Pasha, ex interior minister, clashes with Tahsin Pasha over amnesty for political prisoners. Wekh Pasha, once eyed as military schools inspector, is held captive and asks for a life-ending revolver while contributing 25 000 dollars toward cruiser purchases named for revolution heroes.
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Constantinople
Dough Pasha
Tahsin Pasha
Pasha
Ministry of War
Funeral of Senator Allison in Dubuque as burial follows
Senator William D B Allison was buried Saturday in a simple private service at his residence. Family and intimate friends attended as readings from the 23rd Psalm and 1 Corinthians were given, with a prayer. Interment took place on a hillside overlooking the Mississippi River, officiated by the Westminster Presbyterian church.
Split Democratic Conventions Form Rival Tickets in Wallace
At the Idaho state Democratic convention in Wallace two factions the Du Bois and anti Dubois split into separate meetings. The anti Dubois group elected Judge Stockslager as chairman and issued a ticket including C O Stockslager J L Sewell M Alexander C A Boyd W W Snell Frank Moore J A Bradbury Miss Gertrude Noble David L Evans George Lamb John C Rice M D Mills T C Galloway. The Du Bois venue adopted a rival slate headed by Henry Heltfelt Henry L Day H W Lockhart with Frank Harris William Hunter Jesse Walling Frank J McBride William W Brown Edwin McBee Miss Dana Gillespie John Pressley John Flynn William Woods and others.
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Bear Lake
Oneida
Fremont
Masonic Hall
Judge Stockslager
C O Stockslager
Congress
J L Sewell
M Alexander
C A Boy3d
W W Snell
Frank Moore
J A Bradbury
Gertrude Noble
David L Evans
George Lamb
John C Rice
M D Mills
T C Galloway
Dubois
Henry Heltfelt
Nez Perce
Harry L Day
H W Lockhart
Bannock
Frank Harris
Washington
JV CG Whitewell
Lembi
William Hunter
Larah
Jesse Walling
Canyon
Frank J McBride
Bonner
William W Brown
Idaho County
Edwin McBee
Kootenai
Miss Ddna Gillespie
Bingham
John Pressley
Supreme Court
John Flynn
United States
William W. Woods
Shoshone
Steamer Premier Burns at Warren Landing
Winnipeg dispatch reports the steamer Premier burned to the water’s edge at Warren Landing on Thursday morning. Six passengers and two crew members died, and nearby buildings were destroyed. The ship carried about thirty eight people from Selkirk, including twenty who slept aboard when the fire began in the engine room. Survivors escaped by jumping or were rescued by boats.
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Stevens
Warren Landing
Lake Winnipeg
Ocita
Yicinity
Selkirk
Parker to the Rescue in San Luis Obispo Runaway
New York judge Alton Parker aided at a near fatal runaway in San Luis Obispo when a surrey carrying A U HRlius wife and daughter, plus David Oliver, crashed after an automobile approached. Parker and Delancey Nicoll stopped the lurid scene, rescuing the injured and halting the wagon after it dragged its captives a distance.
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San Luis Obispo
Cal
Alton Parker
New York
U Hrlius
David Oliver
San Francisco
Wee
Mir Olver
Miss Mills
Mills
Parkeer
Delancey Nicoll
Kaiser Sends Generous Gift for Zeppelin Airship
Emperor William gave 2500 to a fund to fund another airship. He met Herr Rathenau of General Electric in the Tiergarten on Saturday and expressed deep emotion over the Zeppelin catastrophe. He praised widespread contributions as a sign of national feeling.
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Bertin
William
Count Zeppelin
Tiegarten
Herr Rathenau
General Electric Company
Woman Shackled to Bedpost in Tombstone Quarantine Case
In Bisbee Arizona authorities report no law allowing deportation of Mrs Wardwell the leper to Molohal leper colony She is quarantined at Tombstone and kept shackled to a bed post Her 88 year old husband General Wardwell is weak after cancer surgery and may receive aid from Albert Cole her brother serving a prison term Governor Kibbey may be asked to pardon Cole to care for them.
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Bisbee
Arizona
Wardwell
Molohal
Tombstone
Jis
General Wardwell
Kibbey
Albert Cole
Republican open meeting to be held in Youngstown
Foraker and Dick as spectators attend the event where Arthur Yorys leads a movement to nominate William He anything for the presidency. The gathering will feature General Hallis on state issues and Governor Hughes of New York and Senator Beveridge of Indiana on national issues. Invites extended to notable speakers. exact names kept off the program.
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Cedar Point
Arthur Yorys
William HE
Youngstown
General Hallis
Hughes
New York
Beveridge
Indiana
Ben‘itors
Oraker
Non Union Miners Killed in Birmingham Train Attack
A shooting on a passenger train carrying non union miners near Blochton, Birmingham, left three dead and seven injured, two likely to die. The engineer avoided a derailment by lifting a log from the track and continuing at full speed as militia are dispatched to the scene.
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Birmingham
Blochton
Struggle for Mastery of Pacific Foreseen by Press
Christ Church readers welcomed the American Atlantic fleet’s arrival. A press article argues the Anglo Japanese alliance is temporary and predicts a Pacific struggle where the United States and Britain ally against far eastern powers.
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Pacific
Christ Church
New Zealand
Christ Clmuch Press
United States
Great Britain
Carpenter Robert Miller Ends Life on Bronx Bridge
Robert M E Miller a New York carpenter unable to find work hanged himself from a bridge over the New Haven tracks in the Bronx using a rope and noose. His body remained on the approach path of a northbound freight train after the engineer signaled and halted the locomotive.
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New York
Robert ME Miller
New Haven
Bronx
Miller
Koreans Kill Japanese Soldiers near Hunchu Frontier
Reports from Possen bay describe a July 11 massacre on the Russo-Chinese frontier where a Japanese detachment encamped near Hunchu faced an ambush by Korean insurgents. All Japanese troops reportedly died. Russian Cossacks noted the missing camp flag and found signs of a fierce struggle and dead soldiers. Local residents denied knowledge of the event.
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St Petersburg
Possenbay
Hunchu
Judge Rules Against Strikers in Seattle Incidence
In Seattle Washington Judge C H Han ford issued an injunction at federal court siding with shipowners and steamship companies. The Puget Council of Longshoremen and the local union were restrained from interfering with strike breakers on loading and unloading ships. The court ruled it had jurisdiction because interstate traffic was affected and held the unions responsible for acts of violence.
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Seattle
C H Hanford
Pacific Coast
Puget Council of
Honduras Refuses to Cancel Exequatur Revocation
Washington and Honduras decline to honor the U S request to revoke President Davila’s decree canceling the exequateurs of American Consul Drew Leonard and Vice Consul Virgil Reynolds at Celba. They claim interference in Honduras internal politics and join with France and Norway in advocating Celba’s surrender to revolutionists. The cancellation decree appears in the Honduran Official Gazette.
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Washington
Honduras
Davila
Drew Leonard
Virgil
Sultan Claims Credit For Constitutional Undertaking
Constantinople reports the Friday selamlik ceremony at the white mosque near Yildiz followed by an audience with the sultan. The grand vizier and Tewfik Pasha joined as foreign diplomats were reassured that the sultan intends to uphold the new constitution, pledged as his own work.
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Constantinople
Tewfik Pasha
Thaw Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition in New York Court
Harry K Thaw of Pittsburg filed a voluntary bankruptcy in a United States court. Attorney Morchausher of New York represents Thaw, who is in Dutchess County jail. Assets are listed as 12801228 and liabilities as 45314042. Receiver Roger OMara, a Pittsburg detective, was appointed.
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Ittsburg
Morchausher
New York
Harry K Thaw
Dutchess County
Roger Omara
Pittsburg
Thaw
First Bank of Wonder Placed Under Receiver
Reno judge Orr declared the Wonder Bank and Trust company insolvent after testimony by Bank Examiner Wildes. Assets listed exceed $59,000 face value, with examiner citing actual assets at $658,762. Losses fall on miners and businessmen of Wonder.
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Reno
New
Orr
Wonder Bank & Trust Company of Wonder
Wildes
Wonder Bank
Wonder
Storm Besets Boston With Severe Cloudburst
Boston endured a rare storm Friday afternoon bringing a cloudburst rainfall and fierce lightning. Streets flooded curb to curb and winds drove mist and spray reducing visibility to about forty feet as traffic halted.
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Boston
Engine Derailed East of Imboden Kills Three
Train No 206 derailed twelve miles east of Imboden. The engine plunged over a twelve foot embankment dragging the mail baggage and smoking cars. Three killed, four mail clerks seriously injured, several passengers bruised. Sailors helped extinguish a fire in the baggage car and saved the baggage.
Want Half a Million Fairview Lincoln Neb
The Fairview meeting on Friday discussed the funds needed to run a Democratic campaign. Participants agreed the campaign requires substantial money and that at least five hundred thousand dollars will be necessary to cover expenses after the Denver nominations.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Denver
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Utah State News
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Mammoth
Gerald Afield
Butlerville
State Board of Land Commissioners
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Citvens
Sultan
Senator Allison
Anti Dubois
Wallace
St Paul
Pioneer Press
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Parker
Kaiser IS
Zeppelin
Foraker
Uncle Sam
Harry Thaw
Slayer of White
First Bank of Wonder
Stald Old
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