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Newspaper
Duchesne Courier
Location
Duchesne, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1922
Page
4
All precincts are requested to send delegates to the county convention at Duchesne on Thursday July 20 1922 at 11 00 A M. John O Watters is the county chairman.
Foreclosure sale of a black mare 3 years old to satisfy a ranchmans lien for $75 plus costs. The public auction will be at 2 pm on July 15, 1922, at the Murdock Barn in Duchesne Utah.
The piece surveys the railroad strike and the evolving legal framework. It notes Chief Justice Taft and the Supreme Court limiting labor union and individual damages, while the Esch-Cummins law spawns a railroad labor board. The board’s wage findings trigger a strike that was suspended after leaders, including Sam Gompers and B J Jewell, clash with the board. It argues for a future where a neutral commission sets fair wages and protects the public interest, warning unions to align with prudence and lawmakers to balance labor and capital.
Commissioner Bennion travels to Salt Lake to meet with the state road commission as locals push for a speedy settlement on the Strawberry bridges project. Robert G. Porter of Ute Petroleum arrives in Duchesne to establish the companys legal department and oversee the well completion with M B Pope's law office.
Madge Mercedes Beers a Lakewood farm Holstein cow near Salt Lake shows record milk yield for her age. Owned by James H. Moyle with L. Scott Bringhurst managing. tests by Abraham Barker of Utah State Agricultural College confirm outstanding production, including 2338.7 pounds milk and 85.79 pounds butter in thirty days.
George S. S. Bowers argues against tariff revisions seen as electoral promises. He contends higher duties mainly benefit a few interests while harming American consumers, noting wage downward revisions and farm-block influence. He urges readers to think for themselves and demand principled policy over party rhetoric.
Attorney M B Pope left Sunday for Evanston Wyoming where he has a case in court. Charles Hatch Uintah county treasurer with his wife and friends stopped in Duchesne on a Yellowstone trip. The group includes Hullinger Lewis and Merkley of Vernal Orr of Emmons heads to Provo.
Senator W. E. King told the Washington appropriations committee an amendment to the deficiency bill should recognize Uintah Indians claims to several hundred thousand acres taken from their lands and placed into a forest reserve. He noted the government has not compensated them.
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