Utah State News Highlights From Salt Lake City
Fourteen people with Ballpox remain in isolation in Salt Lake City. The Weber County schools chief McKay resigns to go on a mission. A city park utility land purchase is planned in Ephraim. Several accidents, convictions, and legal cases span Salt Lake City and Ogden. a railroad surgeon dies after an operation. a new sheath gown appears. and civic plans push municipal fighting plant construction using city water property.
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Tragic Death of Heroic Miners in Utah Copper Mine
Three men died and others were overcome by toxic gas during a rescue attempt at the Utah Copper mine in Bingham. Italian miners and four rescuers entered a gopher shaft to reach a buried comrade, but foul air rendered them unable to return. Dozens assisted in the perilous operation before all efforts ended in tragedy.
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Cost Of Campaign Expenditures Reported In New York Audit
Chicago Democratic national committee records show total receipts of 620 04477 and expenditures of 61941006 for the recent presidential campaign leaving a balance of 123471. The figures, audited by Myron D King, will be filed with New York secretary of state, aligning with a national committee resolution adopted at Lincoln Nebraska last July.
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Reputed Words of Emperor an Exhibition of Egotism
A World article claims an interview with Emperor William II of Germany was obtained by William Bayard Hale and later withdrawn. It summarizes alleged remarks on Britain's decline, Germany and Japan, potential world war, and German power including zeppelin use. Hale denies the piece as fabrications.
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American Baseball Team Opens Japan Tour with Win at Waseda
In front of over 8000 fans the American squad began its season in Japan by defeating Waseda University 5 to 0. Waseda battled briskly but saved no baserunner as the visitors dominated the game. Count Ohama of Waseda, wearing a Jimetican cap, delivered the initial hit for the home side.
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The Lament of the Foolish Hen
A humorous rustic tale tracks Aunt Jane feeding poultry on a frosty farm day. The speaker imagines fate on the chopping block while gobblers await their turn under the stern caretaker’s gaze. Intertwined are mock testimonials about Lydia Pinkham’s remedy and a push for female health cures.
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Grape Nuts credited for relief in reader letter
A reader claims a sour stomach and poor digestion improved after using Grape Nuts, describing relief from heaviness and weight regain. The letter testimonials note better mornings, rested feel, and continued use of the cereal as a daily meal. The piece promotes Postum Co and the Road to Wellville theme.
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Postum Co
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Wellvine
Turkey for Roosevelt shipped from Rhode Island for Thanksgiving
Horace Vose of Westerly Rhode Island sent a specially raised Thanksgiving turkey to President Roosevelt. The chestnut fed bird weighs 26 pounds and was part of a ceremonial shipment that departed Sunday and reached Washington on Monday as part of a long-standing annual gesture.
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Horace Vose
White House
Washington
Noted Carnegie Tariff Views for Century Magazine
Andrew Carnegie article to appear in December Century argues infant industries no longer need protection as steel and other sectors outgrow tariff needs. He favors keeping duties on luxuries for the rich while greatly reducing or abolishing duties on manufactured goods.
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Robbery at Saloon Ends with Fights and Robbers
Early Sunday morning two men robbed a saloon on South Viain Street trapping bartender Matlon Menoff. A masked intruder entered, was struck by a second assailant, and the robbers escaped with about 150. The incident occurred around 4 am with no other patrons present.
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Alleged Springfield Riot Leader Found Not Guilty
After four hours the jury acquits Abe Raymer alleged leader of the mob in August race trials. He faced malicious destruction of property charges and previously was tried for murder in connection with the lynching of W K Donnigan. The verdict marks a collapse of the riot cases.
A Matter of Heredity and Wedding Mockery
A fragment describes a scene where a bride with rice on her hat is challenged by a passerby. The groom, surprised, escorts the bride and the crowd questions if they are truly married. Agnes responds with color in her cheeks, noting the marriage runs in the family as her father was also married.
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