Utah News Highlights From Payson to Ogden in Brief
Payson reports a near peak apple harvest and new high school foundation work to proceed. Utah sheepmen praise winter grazing outlook amid a valuable storm. Several deaths occur including early Nauvoo settler Joseph Boren and Park City resident Leroy Hobbs. Snow halts county road work in Huntsville. smallpox resurgence in Weber. double track progress Ogden to Farmington. immigration meeting in Washington. paroled Nye from Leavenworth. various local obituaries and farm dairy scores noted.
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Payson
Weath
Utah
Joseph Smith Boren
Yrove
Nauvoo
Salt Lake
California
Interstate Commerce Commission
Huntsville Valley
Lilen Or Schrepel
Leroy F. Hobbs
Park City
Hobbs
Brunson T. Young
Idaho
Provo
Ogden Cigarmakers Union
Weber County
Richard Bates
Resi
Plain City
Ogden
Farmington
Oregon Short Line Company
TT. Haines
Labour and Statistics
Washington
Haines
William I. Crosby
Joseph Smith
Thora
Nye
Leavenworth
Avery
Garfield
Michael Hogan
Nobeys
Rank Romeo
Alberto V. Jenkings
Sunnyside
George Bentley
Arabs Blamed in War Crimes Report by Italian Minister
The Italian war minister forwarded telegrams from General Caneva detailing clashes on November 6 and 7 between Italian forces and Arabs and Turks. The messages allege Arabs directed attacks on ambulances and wounded soldiers, with Turks present and implicated, including an Arab execution of a spy and suspected spying.
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Washington
Ain Zar
German Chancellor Defends Congo Policy Before Hostile House
German Chancellor von Bethmann Hollweg faced a hostile assembly on Thursday to defend the Moroccan Congo arrangement. He argued the gains of a friendly settlement with France and disputed claims that Germany yielded to British pressure, but he ended with little applause.
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Berling
von Bethmann- Hollweg
Trance
Germany
Zapata Relents as Mexico Rebels Open Railways
An order from Emiliano Zapata dispatched Thursday allows repair crews to fix railways and telegraph lines in territory under rebel control and urges non molestation of workers. Observers view this as a prelude to Zapata’s surrender, a development Madero had anticipated before his inauguration.
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Cuautla
Mexico
Iamiliano Zapata
Zapata
Madero
Strikers Force Crisis in Alberta District Coal Field
Below zero temperatures strain rationing as coal miners and operators discuss terms in Miank. Conference committees meet but have not yet agreed on a report, with coal price set at eight dollars per ton.
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Winnipeg
Alberta
Woman Suspected in Chicago Murder Held After Inquest
Witnesses at an inquest into John Quinn's death near Chicago testified that the slain man's wife may be involved. A woman is detained by police amid an investigation similar to the Vermilya case.
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Chicago
John Quinn
Death by own action at Wood County Asylum
Frank Detzinger a 93 year old patient at the Wood County Asylum for the Chronic Insane Marshfield Wis died by his own action. He threw himself head first into the frebox beneath the asylum boiler while suffering delusions that he was a divine being and hunting for the devil.
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Marshfield
Wis—I
Frank Detzinger
Wood County Asylum
Predicted Bankruptcy for Railroads Here Seen
Gardiner Lathrop warned before the Employers' Liability and Workers Compensation Commission that some railroads may face bankruptcy while service declines in others. He described a gloomy outlook for the proposed legislation and pending reforms.
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Washington
Worimbens Compensation Commission
Gardiner Lathrop
Slay Women and Children Nanking Massacre Described
A harrowing account recounts the Nanking siege as Manchu forces seize Purple Hill with 12 000 troops attacking and terrorizing residents. The slaughter spans men women and children while revolutionists struggle with limited ammunition amid wholesale executions and mass displacement. Abraham Weller plans a return trip along the historic Forty Niner trail walking from St Louis to San Francisco then on to Salt Lake City.
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Purple Hill
Reform
San Francisco
Cal
Abraham Weller
Weller
San Bernardino
St Louis
Silt Lake City
California
Mail Carrier Turns Thief in Great Falls
Edward W Thompson, a local mail carrier in Great Falls Montana, admits stealing $56 from three registered letters he was to deliver. He cites heavy debt and claims he wanted to be a "dead game sport" for once. this is said to be his first offense.
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Great Falls
Mont
Edward W Thompson
Italians, Turks, and Arabs clash near Tripoli lines
Turkish and Arab forces attacked Italian trenches near Tripol but the Italians pushed into enemy positions and forced a temporary retreat. Night actions saw a Turkish withdrawal while Italian casualties were reported alongside heavier Arab and Turkish losses.
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Tripol
Halian
Italins
Bellwether Abrahams Tied To Bribe Allegations In Larimer Vote
Chicago stories allege state legislator Emanuel A. Abrahams sought k bribe payments to influence Senator William Larimer’s election. Abrahams reportedly refused $2600 bribe but accepted $5000 during the inquiry hearing on Friday.
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Chicago
Storles
Springfield
Emmanuel A. Abrahams
United States
William Larimer
Larimer
Government Buys Silver for Denver and San Francisco Mints
Washington reports the Director of the Mint bought 16 600 ounces of silver for the Denver mint and a smaller amount for San Francisco. The Denver price was 65.65 cents per ounce and the San Francisco price was 62.0 cents.
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Washington
Roberts
Denver
San Lfrancisco
San Francisco
Governors elected in several states as results roll in
Democratic governors chosen in Massachusetts Kentucky Mississippi and New Mexico while Rhode Island and Maryland elect Republicans. New York and New Jersey show party shifts, Kentucky and Mississippi confirm Democratic holds, Maryland favors Republican Philips Goldsborough, and Socialist mayors emerge in Canton Lima and eight smaller cities. Everett Washington selects Republican Rev Hassell as mayor.
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Massachusetts
Kentucky
Mississippi
New Mexico
Rhode Island
Maryland
Mary Lang
Republican Assembly
New York
Dixs
New Jersey
Woodrow Wilson
Fors Democrat
Louis Frothingham
Pothier
Louis W Waterman
Senate
Assembly
New York State
New York City
Tammany
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queeng County
Fuson
James B.wccreary
Ollie James
United States
Philips Lee Goldsborough
Arthur P Gorman
Canton
Lima
Lorain
St Marys Barberton
Cuyahoga Falls
Mount Vernon
Toronto
Fostoria
Martins Ferry
House
Rev
WR. Hassell
Everett
Wash
William Gillespie
Jef Salter
Hassett
Tornado in Wisconsin Kills Eight, Damages Milton and Janesville
A Wisconsin tornado swept Rock County Sunday afternoon injuring many and killing eight. The storm originated near Orfordville, traveled northeast, then east, with Milton and the Schmidt family hardest hit. Charles Schmidt, 14, survived. Alice Schmidt and Elizabeth Proede died. others injured or missing as debris, wrecked farms, and scattered livestock marked the scene. This disaster caused extensive property loss estimated at four million dollars.
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Janesville
Wia
Rock County
Orfordville
Milton
Schmidt
Wanover
Seig Albert Schmidt
Alice Schmidt
Anton Schmidt
Albert
Elizabeth Proede
Leo Lentz
Hanover
Theodore Lentz
Helen Austin
Alfred Austin
Utah Choir Guests Honored by Maude Adams in Brooklyn
The Utah choir was lavishly entertained Saturday afternoon as guests of Maude Adams at a Chant eler matinee in the Montauk theater Brooklyn. After the performance Adams greeted each choir member on stage expressing pride in Utah and belief the eastern tour accomplishes much good for the state.
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New York
Tabernacle
Maude Adams
Montauk
Brooklyn
Miss Adams
Miss Adama
Utah
Ogden Couple Wed In Salt Lake Funeral Chapel
Karl Sriedland and Miss Mary Ludwig both of Ogden married in Salt Lake City on a Saturday. A friend from an undertakers shop invited them to hold the ceremony in a funeral chapel as a lighthearted challenge and they accepted.
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Salt Lake City
Karl Sriedland
Mary Ludwig
Ogden
Boy Bolger Dies In Accidental Self Destruction
Bolger, 16, of Everett Washington, died Saturday when showing a friend a hammerless safety revolver. He aimed at his head and pulled the trigger, believing the mechanism would prevent discharge.
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Everett, Wash
Bolger
White House Reopens After President's Arrival
Washington The president returned to the White House on Sunday morning at 6 45 am ending a 15000 mile trip. Fifteen minutes later the executive mansion doors opened for his first call here since August 22 except for a recent stop between trains.
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Washington
White Houses
Executive Mansion
Bince
Woman Elected Wisconsin Teachers Head at Last
Mary D Bradford superintendent of Kenosha schools was chosen to head the Wisconsin Teachers Association marking a milestone for women in leadership. The convention also endorsed woman suffrage.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Mary D Bradford
Kenosha
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