Utah and Intermountain News Briefs From 1911
Coalitions report multiple Utah stories including the Park City bout ending in a draw between Morgan Williams and Jack Rogers, a Salt Lake pole accident killing Charles Asmstrander, and Utah governor appointees to the Intermountain Good Stoeadge Association. Provo and Ogden updates cover pools energy, rail schedules, and rainfall aiding crops.
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Charles Asmstrander
Salt Lake
Ogden
Akull
Park City
Morgan Williams
Goldfield
Nevada
Jack Rogers
Salt Lake City
Intermountain Good Stoeadge Association
Pocatello
Idaho
Spry Il T Haines
Bor
Ita
M .A Breeden
Utah
Porto Rico
Two Bandits Shoot Deputy Sheriff and Conductor On Train
Deput y Sheriff Milton and Railway Conductor Kidd were fatally wounded after two men robbed a Monida saloon and boarded Oregon Short Line train No 4 near Wyh Bridge in Idaho. The pair sought the arrest of the criminals. a struggle over handcuffs left Kidd wounded and both suspects fled into brush as a posse pursued them.
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Pocatello
Idaho
Monida
Mont
Milton
Kidd
Oregon Short Line
Wyh Bridge
Mont da
Montana
Ward
Spencer
Montia
Kid
Montha
Cotch
Ranchman Foils Bandit Duel Near Monida Hotel
Edgar McGill, a Hamer ranchman, was shot twice while pursuing a bandit in a Monida hotel robbery. He was rushed to Idaho Springs for an operation, described as the last hope of saving his life. One robber was seen. authorities fear he killed his partner to escape.
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Spencer
Idaho
Monida
Mont
Hamer
Idaho Springs
Edgar McGill
McGill
White Slavers Convicted in Salt Lake City Case
Herbert Gould and May Drown were found guilty by a federal jury on all six counts in the white slave law case in Salt Lake City. Raymond Thompson was acquitted on all counts. May Brown became the first woman convicted under the act of June 25 1910.
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Salt Lake City
Herbert Gould
May Drown
Raymond Thompson
Srime
May Brown
Indictments Hit Burns McNamara in Structural Work Conspiracy
Indianapolis official John J McNamara secretary treasurer of the International Association of Structural Steel and Iron Workers faces a conspiracy charge to dynamite Peoria and Pekin Union Railroad bridge work. William Burns is indicted on kidnapping McNamara under a $10 000 bond. Washington Senator Smoot backed M A Theeden of Salt Lake for Panama Supreme Court associate justice with a 6000 annual salary.
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Indianapolis
John J McNamara
Washington
Smoot
M. A Theeden
Salt Lake
Panama
Breeden
Supreme Court of Panama
Battleships Utah and Florida Ready Timelines Highlight Naval Plans
The battleship Florida nears completion at the New York navy yard and is ordered placed in commission on September 15. Utah expected to be ready on August 1, with La Follette’s presidential boom launched in Minneapolis by the Minnesota Progressive league executive committee.
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Utah
Washington
Florida
New York Navy Yard
Ier Sistter
Las
Minneapolis
Robert M LaFolcetto
Minnesota Progressive League
Chihuahua Seizes Foreign Concessions Under New Regime
Governor Abram Gonzales announces a policy restricting foreign monopolies in Chihuahua. The move targets substantial American holdings in metals and timber, pledging not to extend or renew concessions while avoiding seizure of legally held property.
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Chihuahua
Mexico
Abram Gonzales
Dia¢g
Gonzales
Storm at Trieste Claims Many Fishermen
A hurricane force storm hit Trieste on Wednesday night causing numerous deaths and heavy shipping damage. Twenty bodies have been recovered locally and about forty sailors aboard fishing boats are believed lost at sea. A Greek vessel with twelve crew foundered and other crafts sustained minor damage along the Adriatic.
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Trieste
Austria
Adriatic
Water supply crisis persists despite heavy rains
New York officials warn that recent downpours delay but do not solve the looming water famine. The Water Supply Department reports reservoirs on Thursday contained about half the water they held at this time last year, signaling the crisis is far from over.
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Sand Ridge
Davis and
Weber County
New York
Water Supply Department
Two Americans Killed in Alamo Merleo and Ensenda Turbulence
Dr Foster and Patrick Glennon Americans were killed in Alamo Merleo and at Ensenda near the American vice counsel reports dangerous turbulence in Ensenda. He notes Mexicans causing trouble were largely recruited in the United States with some described as naturalized American citizens.
WII Stands Trial for Murder in El Paso Reno Request Denied
George Wilson alias Peter Raderoyich was denied habeas corpus in El Paso court. He awaits extradition as he is wanted in Reno for murder and will be taken there by the sheriff.
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el Paso
George Wilson
Peter Raderoyich
Reno
Nevefor
Heike Denies Knowledge of Sugar Policies and Funds
Heike, longtime secretary of the American Sugar Refining Co, testifies before a sugar investigating committee that he knew little of corporate policies or history. He calls himself a transfer man and rejects claims he was Havemeyer's confidential agent, saying the government labeled him the mischief maker in customs funds allegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wee
Charles J Heike
American Sugar Refining Company
House Sugar Investigating Committee
I1 O Havemeyer
Havemeyer
Large Bruneau reclamation project planned in Idaho
Southern Idaho officials announced a vast new effort to reclaim 600000 acres of sage brush land in southern Idaho. The Bruneau project, borrowing about 325000000 dollars, is touted as the largest global reclamation scheme yet. financier FTI Buhl backs the venture, targeting land between Bruneau and Buhl along the Snake River as prime virgin soil in the West.
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Salt Lake City
Idaho
Riley Atkinson
Southern Idaho League
Bruneau
FTI Buhl
Luhl
Snake River
Roosevelt scores Otis in brief Current Outlook editorial
Theodore Roosevelt fires back at critics in the Current Outlook accusing certain capitallat newspapers of brutal utterances. He defends his McNamara arrest editorial as a call for a fair impartial trial and rejects Gompers and Los Angeles Times editorials as biased.
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New York
General Otis
Theoldoer Roosevelt
Mr Gompers
Roosevelt
Qtlg
Los Angeles Times
Gompers
American
New York Foundling Hospital babies sent to Denver area
A carload of twenty the babies arrived in Denver Thursday from the New York Foundling Hospital. Twelve were to be distributed among Denver homes and ten sent to Colorado Springs. In all fifty three babies were sent west, Sister Theresa Vincent and two nurses accompanying them.
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Denver
New York Foundling Hospital
Colorado Springs
West
New York
Theresa Vincent
Kansas Supreme Court Rules Against Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Kansas Supreme Court on Thursday handed down a decision in the state suit against three subsidiaries of the Standard Oil company. The ruling prohibits them from combining to stifle competition in the state.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
Standard Ol
Ladies' Help Offered By Lydia E Pinkham Co
The advertisement invites women suffering from health issues to contact Mrs Pinkham at Lynn Massachusetts. It touts confidential letter replies by women and promises free advice from Lydia E Pinkham and a 80 page Text Book available by mail.
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Bis
Pinkham
Lynn
Fiss
Lydia LB
Pinkham Medicine Co
Aucit
Lydia EK
Dress and equality in fashion history
A quoted Puck reflection argues men favor easy, jump-in clothing while women wear garments demanding time and effort, and questions what permanent equality awaits if the law must reset the sexes at the starting line.
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Puck
Pretty Quick and Harsh Words in Harper's Bazar Exchange
A fragment from Harper's Bazar shows Harry asking Anna to learn to love him and Anna replying she cannot due to age. The exchange centers on affection and aging within a brief dialogue snippet.
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Anna
Harry
Harper's Bazar
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