Utah State News Mixed: Rail Consolidation to July Celebrations
Salt Lake to build a new 300000 theatre led by Mayor Tyra Thompson. Provo joins Utah County on county heart home addition. Salt Lake City discusses funds for District improvements and a summer trades tax plan. Several crime and civic notes across the region include a fatal scalding, looting arrests, and a railway tie to expansion plans.
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Salt Lake Ato
Tyra Thompson
Provo
Utih County
County Heart
Janes Dixon
Avannheal Dsherman
Salt Leake Wa
Real Good America
Jeral
Heutros
Rupert
Cadet Ot
Loint
Seth
Salt Lake City
Dairies
Destructive Flood Strikes Towns and Mining Areas
Following a devastating flood, the town of Kheyatown with about 2000 residents is largely wiped out. Mines and mining camps along the river suffer extensive damage as water and debris wash away buildings, bridges, and supplies. The disaster triggers relief efforts, with communications cut and many homeless.
Injunction Sought To End Milwaukee Machinists Strike
The National Metal Trades association seeks a sweeping court injunction against Milwaukee machinists linked to the Vitter Manufacturing Co. The order bars picketing and actions damaging the firm, while workers are barred from acts that would hinder production.
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Alliwaukee Courk
Vitter
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Vitler Company
Combine
Jenksod
Paulae
Tta
Tha Court of Appeal
Theva Fanota Singla Tafurcine
Atrike
Thada Junction
Adelbert Hay Accident Leads to Tragic Death
Adelbert P Fay, son of Secretary Hay and former consul to Pietorla, was found dead on the sidewalk outside a New Haven hotel. Police believe he fell from an upper window ledge after an evening with friends, the fall described as about sixty feet and fatal instantly. Secretary Hay, overwhelmed by the shock, fell ill after arriving from Washington.
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Tentanety
Adelbert P Fay
Hay
Pietorla
Dea
Gulslie Hla
New Haven
Cuno
Iay
Ephrita
Pasaor By
College Street
Ag Adelbert P. Diay
Young
Hiay
Washbington
Mosquito Control Urged as Malaria Link Emphasized in Circular
General Wegman issues instruction to medical officers stressing the mosquitoes as vectors for malaria and other diseases. The note cites Simond and notes risks from plague transfers by fleas and typhoid and cholera by flies.
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Burgen
Wegman
Marios Hospital
Simond
Medigal
Nebraska Cyclone Kills Seven in Sapler Neb
A tornado struck Sapler Nebraska as a cyclone left death and destruction. Seven people from Groening and Anderson families died or were fatally injured and several others were wounded. The storm destroyed homes and left survivors regrouping amid wreckage and personal losses.
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Tru
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Neb
Petty
Bevin
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Anderson
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Guening
Tega
Ka Tifa
Maggie
Jacob Greenleg
Ahlaing
Foelock
Traylad
Destitute crowds loom at border amid land opening
Thousands camp on the Kiowa Comanche and Apache reservations in Oklahoma awaiting land opening for settlement. Report notes limited tents, improvised shelter, and widespread hardship as families endure harsh border conditions and uncertain future.
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Okdahona
Elreura
Klonday
McNonna
Kanana City
Okahoma
Fatal Explosions and Fights Grip West Coast News
Two miners Winatington men Alldredge and Smith killed in a dynamite blast at the Amel mine Colville Washington. Bodies mangled amid debris. gold shipments worth millions reported en route from Dawson. Separate incident in Louisiana fire following fireworks killed fifteen. property loss estimated at 75000. Walter Selph a state life-insurance figure, former heavyweight champion, killed in a bare-knuckle fight after dispute at a military ball with L W Talley. Selph defeated by blow to chest.
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Henry Lish
James Alldndge
William Alldredge
Colville
Tha Lyondt
Loulalana
Walter Selph
Bu Woy Sutph
Couliana
Dubou Park
Ney
Arid Land Convention Sought Western United States Cooperation
Western state representatives and senators met in Cheyenne to discuss arid land reform, federal aid methods, and irrigation plans. The draft measure proposes allocating proceeds from arid land sales to fund irrigation and reclamation, with state control over completed waterworks for consumer use.
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Idaho
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Oregon
Pakota
Washington
United States Land Offices
Whittle
Pwald
Alata
Atity
EOE
Fnwilor
Cuba Amendment Debate Stirs U S Cuba Relations
A convoluted report describes Cuban constitutional measures and American diplomatic reactions. It notes uncertainty over bond figures and debts from Cuba and Ida, mentions New York interests financing, and discusses the impact on U S relations with the Cuban government and Venezuela. The piece cites officials and governors and quotes discussions on the Youth Amendment.
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Gengsal Wood
United States
Cuba
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