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Newspaper
Coeur Dalene Evening Press
Location
Coeur D´Alene, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
2
The article outlines a heated political struggle in Utah between Democrats and Mormon influence, accusing Republicans and Mormon factions of dominate state politics. It cites upcoming campaigns, constitutional issues, and calls for resisting Mormon power to protect American rights and state governance.
The text critiques questionable public dealings and debt settlements amid volatile rhetoric. It accuses officials of improper haste, hints at political influence and corruption, and laments a breakdown of trust as tensions rise around municipal decisions and duty.
Chicago reports at the American Railway Engineering and Maintenances Association convention warn that annual tie demand has surged to 118 million for renewal and construction. Declining standing timber, rising prices, and import needs prompt calls for forest expansion, national imports, and new tree growth programs by railroads. The meeting continues three days at the Auditorium Hotel.
The House paused debate on restoring the motto in gold and alloy coins. Members like Carlin, Jamon, Kastermann, and Gordon commented on the presidents action and reverence. One minute speeches followed as lawmakers weighed the issue.
Delegates arrive in Des Moines for the lone state Republican convention to be held tomorrow. A fierce split divides the state central committee between backers of Shaw and foes who seek to deny his endorsement as the party’s presidential candidate. The fight recalls the January meeting when Shaw was passed over as temporary chairman in favor of Attorney General Webb Myers.
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor calls on executive officers of trade unions to attend a conference starting March 15 to study the court decisions and their impact on labor organizations. The meeting will discuss all aspects and likely effects in detail, stressing the movement's aims and worker rights.
In Philadelphia the ecclesiastical court findings against Rev. Dr. William H. Shatter presiding elder of the West district will be reviewed at the annual conference tomorrow. He was virtually found guilty on charges tied to his friendship with Mrs. Marthe J. Tolebier and a disputed unsigned letter. He is suspended from ministerial duties until the next conference.
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