Railroad Fight Over Central Pacific Control Persists
The Interstate Commerce Commission hears a prolonged dispute between Southern Pacific and Union Pacific over Central Pacific ownership. Utah clubs in Provo and Uintah Basin back SP while others side with UP. Lovett suggests independence for Central Pacific could benefit Uintah Basin by open routes to Denver and gateways via Ogden El Paso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Provo
Rise
Uintah Basin
S. P. BR
Utsbas
Uip
Dnterstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Utah
Robert 5. Lovett
U. P
Ogden
el Paso
Uintah
Let Us Protect You
G 5 Bowers G J Greaves present a safety message urging readers to consider protection options. The brief focuses on personal security and practical steps for safeguarding assets and health.
Mine Operators Must Pay James Parker and Monroe Hatch
The Utah industrial commission ruled that a Vernal coal mine owned by Joseph E Rich employed three or more workers in 1920 and failed to carry compensation insurance. Clarence J Collett was injured by a coal wall on November 4 1920 and awarded 16 a week for 49 weeks plus 95 percent loss of left foot for 118 weeks 6 days. He receives 2516.17 cash after settling debts with Parker and three Vernal physicians get 267 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parker
Monroe Hatch
Joseph E. Rich
Vernal
Industrial Commission of
Utnh
Clarence J. Collett
Mr. Collett
Collett
Parker
Harding voices shift on prohibition in letter to Mrs. Robinson
President Harding acknowledged a shift in public opinion on prohibition in a letter to Mrs. Houglas Robinson, sister of Theodore Roosevelt. The letter, read at a New York Republican Neighborhood associations meeting, suggests the issue will stay in politics for now. Robinson confirmed receipt but did not disclose the letter’s text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Houglas Robinson
Theodore Roosevelt
National Republican Committee
New York
Robinson
National Organization
Not Punishing Himself
A classroom remark notes Willie explaining his father avoided punishment for his misdeed because rheumatism in both arms would hurt him more. The exchange highlights a child’s misperceived parental leniency and a humorous misunderstanding about consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Wille
When the Reader Complains About the Paper
A Waterbury American column laments a reader who rails at the paper for lacking substance and catering to social news while vowing to educate editors. He storms over missing issues and vows to set editors straight.
Embarrassing Moments and Social Slips in Lively Evening
A collection of comic vignettes about social blunders at hotels and theaters. It recalls walking into the wrong room, swearing near a companion, an amused wife, a playful rival, and a cradle-robber remark overheard while courting the family.
Holiday Town Schedule Promises Fun for All
The crowd follows the Fortie Melody Six with Christmas events in Boneta Talmage Altonah Upalco Duchesne and Boneta again. December 26th to December 30th plus January 1st mark holiday festivities with Boneta as information contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boneta
Talmage
Altonah
Upalco
Duchesne
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Ek, L. Phillips
Coronado Beach
Calif
Bob Simpson
California
Gatered
posteMico
Ok Railroad
VourierWantAds Pay
G. 5, Bowers
G. J. Greaves
Waterbury American
Duchesne Courier
Homie Sweet Home
Eddie Ke
Oscar Telly
Arent Hattie
Terry Gilkison
Unge
Jim
Oscar
Sim
Huatia
Rockies
Pooh
Ball Brand
U. S
Thompson Merc. Co
Price
The
Farmers Mill & Elevator Co
Price, Utah
Wilbur Burnham
Lem Lewis
Lem
Upalco Flour Mill
Imyton
Uintah Power & Light Co
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