Utah News Roundup From Lehi to Ogden Depicts Local Developments
Lehi schools closed for two days over carpet fever. Mur ray places a bin on slot machines. Alpine to be lit by electricity by Feb 2. Ogden reports a wave of animal poisonings. Lehi waterworks to begin in spring. bonds sold. Salt Lake Route excursion to Los Angeles draws 800 Utah travelers. Mur ny's electric flour mill to open with 125 barrels per day capacity by August. Fatal accidents include a man struck by a train in Salt Lake and a rail crash at Green River. Local projects plan bridges, a new city hall in Bilgham, and lighting in Ogden. Fire destroys Irving L Pratt home. Farmers Institute attracts Santaquin attendees. Prison term for robbery case, gunning incident, and severe leg injury in Salt Lake City. Gunnison to get a local telephone system. Castledale and nearby areas see cattle loss and a hairpin death cause. Pioneer photographer CR Savage dies at 77 in Salt Lake City. Athletic tours planned. participants include state schools and veterans. Ogden police to enforce bicycle and fast driving ordinances.
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Ogden
Lehis New Waterworks
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Elks
Los Angeles
Mur Ny
Bilgham City
Irving L Pratt
Lucke
Farmers Institute
Agricultural College
Santaquin
Jim Donaldson
Mec
Touls Strausberg
Joseph Fund
Castlediale
CR Savage
West
Salt Jahke City
Savage
Opden
State
School For the Deaf and the Blind
Indiustrial Schoo
Qoden Hinh School
Aleauty Listead
Stahlidian
Fox Sterlett
G A Jt
GAR One Erins
Vetterans
Silt Lal City
Volnes C Gunnell
Rumors of War Sweep Central America
Reports say Presidents of Salvador and Guatemala seek Zelaya's overthrow as Salvadorean and Nicaraguan forces prepare. Passengers describe warlike actions by Salvadoran and Nicaraguan troops while Pacific Mail steamer docks. Managua cites Guatemala influenced orders to stage gunboat actions to stir anti Nicaraguan sentiment.
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Panama
Salvador
Nicaragua
Pacific Mail
Siguera
Salvado
Alfiro
Managua
Guatemala
Tiguera
Caibiera
Felasya
Nictuagut
Gigantic steal uncovered on Northern Pacific in Montana
Sheriff deputies in Livingston Mont arrest twelve people after a massive rail in transit theft. Officials say more than fifteen thousand dollars in goods were recovered with dozens more suspects likely to be implicated as the probe continues into an organized gang of trainmen. A tip from a disgruntled woman sparked the arrests.
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Livingston Mont
Northern Pacific Railway
McCue
Ccitain
Ging
Inaugural Preparations Begin for Taft Event
Washington gears up for Taft inauguration with parade planning fireworks and a grand inaugural ball. Viewing stands rise from Capitol to White House as souvenir shops stock diy sets and towns bustle for the four year ceremony.
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Washington
Taft
Mirdith
Capitol
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Common Swindler Arrested in Paris After Fleeing Conviction
Paul dua Dufresney was arrested on a warrant from an examining magistrate on charges of swindling. He fled to the United States fifteen years ago while convicted of fraudulent bankruptcy, then returned to Paris and opened a business under the French American Steamship line, employing twenty five workers and allegedly collecting investments from $100 to $1000 each.
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Paris
Paul Dua Dufresney
Dufresney
United Sites
French American Steamship Line
Fise
Japanese blame in speech at Taranese students club
Gaichi Kwala club members and older competitors spoke at Sundw night about the Pacific coast incident. Principal speaker Carset General KRokori Mudzino criticized the United States and Japan while urging better assimilation and understanding.
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New York
Gaichi Kwala Club
Sundw
Lis
Compatifeis
Carset
Krokori Mudzino
Princina
Pacific
Utah Legislature Meets Amid Bill Storm and Capitol Land Request
Utah lawmakers debate a joint memorial requesting 3 000 000 acres of public land to fund a state capitol and highways. Bills address robbery definitions, state mental hospital expansion, worthless checks, estrays, and a state horticultural commission. Prohibition debates and a Sunday closing measure pass in parts as lawmakers file numerous new bills for future sessions.
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Utah
Senata Joint Memorial
Ivas
Williams
Senate
House
Claude Russell
United States
James E. Wilson
House of Representatives
Salt Lake Theater
Valous
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
John Y Smith
Baker
Marshil
Badger
GATM
Salt Lake City
Logia
Siatuidis Petunis
University of Utah
Agricultural College of Utah
Tora
Widtsoe
Agriculture School
Duel Ends With Five Bullets Each on Main Street
A duel in Leadwood near St Desloge Missouri between George Ketcherside and John B Hughes ended with both men fatally shot. They exchanged gunfire in front of Mrs Adams widow’s home as Hughes returned from his house with a revolver. Both men fired simultaneously and collapsed, each wounded by five bullets.
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Desloge
George Ketchestj
John B Hughes
Leadword
Mra Adame
Ketcherside
Tlughes
Mrs Adams
Hughes
No Medicine But Food Gave Relief for Nervous Ties
A reader’s testimonial extols Grape Nuts and Postum as brain and nerve foods. The letter claims cereals provide essential phosphate of potash for nerves, noting a wife-pupil’s recovery from nervous strain and a return to work.
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Friends & Bra
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Kidney Pills Restore Paralyzed Milford Man After Long Illness
Sylvanus Over il] of Milford Maine says five years ago a pad injury left him paralyzed and with a failing right kidney. After doctors claimed no hope, he used Dean's Kidney Pills and after three months walked with crutches then fully recovered. He reports rapid improvement and kidney function now normal. Sold by all dealers 60 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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Milford
Torg
Dean
Foster Milburn Co
Buffalo
Comanche Chief Quanah Walker Visits Ice Plant
Quanah Walker a Comanche chief tours an Oklahoma ice plant and comments on white man smut and smarts. He notes the white man makes ice in winter and in summer, expressing astonishment at the plant’s operations.
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Quanah Walker
Oklahoma
Deafness Cure Advertisement Risks and Claims
An old medical ad claims deafness is often due to catarrh and can be cured by specific remedies. It asserts a constitutional remedy and lists ingredients like a flourished formula. warns that some cases are incurable, and mentions a money back guarantee. The ad targets readers seeking a patent remedy.
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Wien
Why It's a Homely Beast in Augustus Thomis Speech
In a southern hunting trip tale playwright Augustus Thomis described chasing coons and possums but dogs led to a retreat. He debated the polecat’s appearance with guide Sam, noting a polecat is “like a kitten” and “prettier” than a kitten, amid countering doubt.
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Augustus Thomis
Atlanta Journal
Washington Birthday Holiday Message
A reader voices mixed feelings about Washingtons Birthday as a holiday citing comfort in staying in bed and a notion that celebration might be inappropriate or misused for personal rest rather than public observance.
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