Utah State News Teems With Unrest and Oddities
Reports from Salt Lake City cover a wide range of events including a fatal shooting in a negro dive, a body found mutilated near Ogden, suicides by Cracroft and Germain, and a fatal beating in Lehi. Officials reappoint dental examiners, rail fatalities, and political notes on the state convention date and party leadership. Weather prospects promise ample water. Authorities discuss licensing, fish ponds, and business taxes.
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Royal Neighbors of America
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Cedar Valley
West Weber
Jerry Shaw
Tuck Staten
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Iith
Rio Grande
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Jiphiai
Cracroft
Lehi
David McCandlass
Moses Jones
Jones
Wd McCandlass
Joseph 12
White
John Iills
Germain
Ili
Dreeden
Lone Highwayman Robs Great Northern Mail Train
A lone bandit boarded the Great Northern Oriental Limited as it left Pomersetry Idaho and robed two mail clerks. He rode into Spokane and spent hours loading registered mail before detaching from the train. Authorities trail the suspect through the city, hoping for a breakthrough.
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Great Northern Oriental Limited
Pomersetry
Idaho
Spothane
Welcome for American Fleet Visits Sydney and Melbourne
A Sunday gathering in Sydney heard Premier Athird Deakin reveal by cable that the American fleet of battleships would visit Sydney and Melbourne. He called for three cheers for the United States, and the audience rose to deafening applause. Deakin said Australians share a strong bond with the American people and their navy.
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Athird Deakin
Melbourne
United States
Australia
Australans
Japan weighs rail nationalization plans amid finance strain
The Japanese government, facing a heavy self imposed burden from nationalizing railroads, studies tentative projects to ease the burden while boosting industry, exports via subsidized steamships, and overall production. Officials see high finance as the era's most difficult challenge.
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Todlay
Japan
Senator Whyte III in frail health at age 111
William Painchney Whyte is reported ill at his home with bladder and kidney issues. Doctors say his condition is serious though not critical, and he was transported to Washington on Thursday where his health has deteriorated further given his advanced age.
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Trahimore
United States
William Painchney Whyte
Whyte Wis
Washington
Jealousy Sparks Tragedy In Sin Pedro Night
A jealousy feud ends in gunfire injuring Marsaret Manes and Vinnie Shichleford as James Shachleford is shot. Police arrive after neighbors hear shots at Vis A Manes and a man identified as Jileweta is detained amid the chaos tied to a jealous dispute involving Mrs Binces.
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San Pedron
Sin Pidio Sunde
Jimber Landler
Marsaret
Vinnie Shichleford
James Shachleford
Jileweta
Binces
Bandits Best Posse Near Coffeyville
Morning ambush eight miles southeast of Oche at Davids Creek as three Ochelaty posse members encounter robbers. Bandits order surrender, seize their pistols and one horse, then allow the posse to depart unhurt.
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Coffeyville
Ochelaty
Davids Crech
Ocheatt
Assassins Attempt to Break from Denver County Jail
Giuseppe Alla, condemned for the murder of Father Leo Heimilich, tried to escape the Denver county jail by slashing a guard with a razor and rushing a capture. A jailer, Deputy Warden Carpen, and a trusted officer restrained him. Alla had just received new clothing after conviction and was in the condemned cell, once shared with Italian Brunetti who may have aided the escape plan.
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Cole
Giuseppe Alla
Pather
Leo Heimilich
Carpen
Alia
Brunetti
Denver
New York
Cather Lee
Alla
Aha
Prospects of Definite Settlement of Trouble in Morocco
Paris reports the French government sees a good chance for a definite settlement in Morocco. Talks hinge on Mulai Hafid’s submission and elimination. General D Amade confirms peace solicitations from Hafid’s side and notes French troops near Settat and rapid pacification of Chapula.
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Paris
List
Moroccco
Mulal Hafid
Mulai Hafid
Damade
Slafid
Settat
Chapula
Execution Ordered For Priest Murder In Colorado
Giuseppe Alia was found guilty of first degree murder for killing Father Francis Leo Hein during a Mass at St Elizabeths Church in Denver. The jury sentenced him to death and the judge granted five days for a possible new trial. under Colorado law he cannot be hanged for at least sixty days.
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Colo
Prancis Leo Heinrichs
St. Elizabeths Catholic
Cuiseppe All
Alia
Widdicombe
Police Break Up Socialist Zionist Meeting in Philadelphia
Police acting on orders from the Director of Public Safety halted several planned local meetings Sunday night, including a Zionist gathering where Dr Charles Worstman of New York, a former Heidelberg professor, was to speak on Zionism. Organizers planned to seek an injunction to prevent further interference.
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Director of Public Safety Cay
Charles Worstman
New York
Heidelberg University
Palestine
Navy fleet reaches Magdalena Bay concluding 13000 mile cruise
The American battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Robley D Evans entered Magdalena Bay and anchored near the promontory, marking the close of a history making cruise along the lower Pacific coast. The operation confirms the bay as a Pacific naval base for upkeep and drills under temporary government lease.
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Robley D Evans
Magdalena Bay
Sulaioch
Redondo Point
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Mates Man O
War Cove
Lower Pacific
Magdalena
Pacific
Apartment Blaze Triggers Panic in Denier Block
A fire in the new Binnird block at West Tenth Avenue and Eleventh Street caused rapid panic as residents rushed to exit. Police discovered the blaze and a crowd blocked the main door, smoke filled halls, and many residents were overwhelmed. firefighters arrived to rescue all occupants with no injuries reported.
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Denier
Colo
Binnird
West Tenth Avenue
Eleventh Street
Explosion Destroys Walls as Gas Blast Hits Building
A gas explosion in the basement of a five story Natchez Drug building at the corner of Wain and North Union streets collapsed walls and injured several people. The blast also damaged a neighboring tenement, with property losses estimated in thousands of dollars.
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Natchez
Wain and
North Union Streets
Army Maneuvers Fund Gap Seen in Appropriation Plan
Washington Senator Warren pressed officials about joint maneuvers of the regular army and militia for the coming summer. The House omitted funds to cover the maneuver expenses about 1.16 million dollars. The Senate Military Affairs Committee is expected to restore the item when the army appropriation bill is reported, and efforts will aim to keep it in the bill.
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Washington
Warren
War Department
House
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Clara Nevada wreck found after eleven years at Aldridge Rock
Keeper Alisha Jamies Currie at Aldridge Rock reports the Clara Nevada wreck, lost in 1897 with sixty five aboard, has been exposed by recent winds. The purser was the only survivor found. many bones were scattered on the beach as treasure hopes rise among Klondike gold seekers.
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Alisha — Jamies Currie
Aldridge Rock
Reduction in Wages for Cotton Mill Operatives
Lowell Wass Neary 25000 cotton operatives in seven mills were notified of a 10 percent wage reduction. Notices posted at noon today announce the cuts as production curtailment becomes necessary and widespread.
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Lowell
Wists
Lumbermen Protest Federal Lands Grant Suits Plan
Western lumbermen lawyers and railroad representatives oppose a Senate resolution directing the attorney general to sue to recover title to hundreds of thousands of acres granted to railroads including the Oregon and California Railway. They argue conditions of the grants were not observed and urge House Public Lands to reject the measure.
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Washington
Senate
United States
Raihead
Oregon & California Railway Company
House Committee of Public Lands
Western Lumbermen
Railroid
Fleet to Tour World From San Francisco July 6
Secretary Metcalf announced the plan for the battleship fleet to sail July 6 from San Francisco for Pacific possessions. It will coal at Honolulu, then visit Samoa, Melbourne, Sydney, Manila, and the Philippines before transiting the Suez Canal back to the United States, with return timing dependent on target practice duration.
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Washington
Leavincisco
Iawal
Lima
Melbourne
Sydney
Australi
New York
Philippines
Sues Canal
Metcuk
Jaidi
San Francisco
Pacific
Hiwiil
Samoa
Australia
United States
Puget Sound
Postoffice Appropriation Sets Record Amount
Washington reports the postoffice appropriation bill passed the house after fourteen days of debate. The total sums to 222,190,292 dollars, the largest in history, with a 1,425,000 dollar increase over committee Chair Overstreet’s prior estimate. A fight over higher pay for letter carriers ended with a 136 to 126 vote in favor.
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Washington
Postoffice
House
Overstreet
Five Years for Walsh in Federal Penitentiary
John R Walsh, former president of the Chicago National Bank, was convicted of illegal use of funds and denied a new trial by Judge Anderson. He received a five year sentence and was sent to Leavenworth. An appeal was granted a writ of supersedeas and he was released on $50,000 bond pending the appeal.
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Chicago
John R Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Anderson
United States District Court
Woit Leavenworth
Grosscan
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Walsh
Revolver accident injures New York banker in Los Angeles hotel
Los Angeles banker Mir Hitt of Halsey & Co, New York, was shot in the left groin while handling a revolver at the Hotel Peppe. He was taken to a California hospital where doctors said recovery is probable barring poison complications. The weapon slipped from his hands to the floor during the mishap.
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Los Angeles
Calis
N Wo Halsey & Co
New York
Peppe
Hitts
California Hospital
Mir Hitt
Cy Uig
Unclear text fragment involving adoption and custody
Fragmentary OCR text references Anna Gould Mull Effet and a count concerning a child adoption. Details are incomplete. no clear event, date, or full names are discernible.
Census Work in Canal Zone Proves Difficult
Washington reports a new census of the Canal Zone is in progress and proving difficult. Officials describe the task as complex with many residents, both white and Black, to count. The effort aims to determine population and care of residents amid challenging conditions and incomplete records.
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Ton
Thi
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