Utah State News Highlights Amid Heat and Incidents
Cache County board sets tax levy unchanged. W T Kelley dies after 30 foot fall in Murray. Thomas Orgill injured in Paradise. Kaysville Trotting assoc formed with local stockholders. Robert Jones collapses from heat in Ogden. Arthur A Sweet dies in Long Beach. Salt Lake area records hottest July on government scale. No sale of Seer in cans prompts balloon protests. Midvale to form permanent fire department with hydrants and hose. Irrigation strained by drought as streams shrink statewide. Unclaimed baby left at Midvale doorstep. Salt Lake City nears auto safety ordinance and crackdowns on speed. U S marine recruiting station shows strong output. Utah barber industry totals listed. Auto crash west of SLC injures six incl county commissioner. Tropic postmaster found dead. motive unclear. Murderer Harry Thorne to be executed Sept 9. refutes age claims. Mountain View pool project advances. post office updates on registered mail receipts. Senator Smoot to speak Pioneer Day in SLC. Utah dentists attend Denver meeting. Nephi to host Indian War Veterans encampment Aug 4-6 with 2,500 expected visitors. John Swenson injured Ogden canyon crash. Salt Lake City man fined for snagging fish.
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Equal suffrage seen for women in U S states
A condensed Inter Mountain briefing reports Dr James Barton O Aylesworth predicts equal suffrage for women in nearly all states within a few years. Other items note a fatal hotel fire in Hoquiam Washington, a bigamy arrest in Ely Nevada, and a series of international and domestic incidents including labor and immigration news.
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Japanese Steamer Sinks Off Korea After Fog
Tokiyo Tetsurei Maru sailing Kobe to Dairen sank off Chindo as fog hindered escape. About 248 aboard. only 40 saved. Warships dispatched. Captain and most crew unable to abandon ship. 105 third class passengers and 59 soldiers among those rescued.
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Supposed Blood Stains Debunked in Ira Rawn Case
Chicago area investigators declare blood stains near the railroad president’s summer residence were not blood but coloring matter in a watery solution. The finding weakens relatives’ murder theory. Rawn Ira, nephew of the deceased, had offered a $5000 reward for the arrest and conviction of the killer. Police had speculated the death was suicide.
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Organized Labor Victory At Buck Stove Plant
J T Templeton secretary of Buck Stove and Bangs Co announces end to years long dispute with organized labor. He says the present management has always been friendly to labor and that employees will be organized for protection and advancement.
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Lamentable crimes and mob tensions hit towns in mixed notes
A wild sequence of crimes and threats spans several locales. In Ackerman Mississippi white men were detained to avert lynching after allegations of assault and murder of Misadante Sharp, a 19 year old planter’s daughter near Rural Jill. In Louisville a former speculator pledges never to return to speculation while blaming crab crops for financial woes. In Toursville a pistol-shot murder suicide follows Lulu Ferrer’s and her husband’s fatal tragedy, found with a letter to her spouse. In Los Angeles attorney Widaman is shot by a former husband’s associate on a train. Bell is taken into custody.
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Prodigal Son Joke At Denver Court
Judge Den D Lindsey cites prodigal tale to warn against cynicism about failing youths. A Detroit Free Press yarn recounts a cowboy in the audience, who quips that if a prodigal returned home he would shoot the boy and eat the calf.
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Coca Cola advertising and humor from a vintage page
A collage of ad copy touts Coca Cola as a refreshing summer remedy with a free booklet offer and a 1910 baseball record promotion. It also includes a humorous exchange from Horace and Bertha Gluppins and a brief note about Youth's Companion.
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Knocker Hero Wins in Eighth for Yale Record
Yale record reports a dramatic baseball win as Knocker Hero delivers victory in the eighth inning, avoiding a ninth inning finish. The game features senior Iowa action and notable clutch hitting that sealed the outcome.
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Why He Believes Her and New Thought Paths
The speaker reflects on belief in another's words and the caution against exaggeration. He contrasts old roads with fields of new thought, urging self direction and willingness to take opportunities rather than follow familiar, stinking paths. The passage emphasizes discernment and personal growth.
Preposterous Willie Teases About Heaven Question
A fragment shows Willie pestering his family with a mock question about whether his father would go to heaven. Ma hushes him, scolding the senseless digression as childish.
Startler and the Dog That Terrifies the Neighborhood
Startler, a gentleman with keen hearing, lives in a neighborhood plagued by a troublesome dog. A friend greeted him, noting his wife paid a pleasant call the previous evening. Startler reacted sharply, warning against more trouble and threatening strong actions if the dog continues to menace the area.
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