Ernest Bamberger Named National Committeeman for Utah
Ernest Bamberger, Utah Republican nominee for U S senator on the first ballot, is national committeeman from the state. A Salt Lake City native born August 11, 1877, he is a mining engineer and executive, with roles at Daly West Mining, Weer Coal, and Ontario Silver. He has served in wartime government roles and chairs the University of Utah board committee while leading local charity efforts.
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Ernest Bamberger
Jacob LE. Bamberger
Berths Greenewald Bamberger
Simon Bamberger
Salt Lake City
Williams College
Bamberger
Columbia University
FE. M
Elena J. Dody
Ruth E
Jgolh E
Alta Club
University Club
The
Country Club
Salt Lake Commercial Club
Champer of Commerce
Daly West Mining Company
Weer Coal Company
Ontario Silver Mining Company
Baemterger
Chemical
United States
Allles
Aircraft Production Board
Nacional
United States Treasury
Federal War Finance Board
Agricultural Loan Agency
Utah
Regenta
University of Utah
Colton Nominated by Acclaimation in Utah Rally
Congressman Don L. Colton of Vernal was re nominated by acclamation in Salt Lake City after two years in the House. He praised the Republican record, urged ignoring Democratic camouflage, defended the debt and tax relief, and lauded the emergency tariff bill and world peace moves. He cited Warren G. Harding as a safe and honest leader.
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Don LB. Colton
Vernal
Congress
Salt Lake
Mr. Colton
Washington
Republican Party
Utah
Colton
League of Nations
Europe
Warren G
Distribution of pamphlets on Iowa moral education plan
The Character Education Institute in Washington arranged to distribute its Iowa plan pamphlets through state superintendents. The plan won a $20,000 prize in an interstate contest. Dr. C. N. Jensen, Utah superintendent, offers copies via his office to educators and others who request them.
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Character Education Institute
Washington, D. C
State Superintendents of Public Instruction
C. N. Jensen
Utah
Nbrariea
Duchesne Plans Pioneer Day Celebration Program
Duchesne prepares a full town hall program for Pioneer Day on Monday with a morning 11 o clock program featuring band Utah We Love Thee a reading by Miss Cecelia Bird and a speech by Prof Jorgon H Moore Other items include vocal numbers by Larsen Brothers A M Andreasen Co and Grant Murdock plus a Star Spangled Banner and benediction by Rev Edward Smith in the Town Hall activities It is billed as Something doing for everybody all day with community participation by Utah residents
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Utah
Duchesne
John R, Wilson
Star of the West
Cecelia
Jorgon H. Moore
Larsen Brothers
A. M. Andreasen & Co
Grant Murdock
Edward Smith
Utah water storage commission approves fund increase for irrigation surveys
The Utah Water Storage Commission accepts a revised proposal from A. J. Davis of the U S Reclamation Service to allocate 25000 of federal funds for irrigation investigation this year with Utah matching 25000, totaling 50000 for joint surveys. Funds aim to extend Provo Weber and Lower White River studies and may cover Cache or Sampete counties if leftover. Engineer W M Green will begin preparations soon with field work possible in three to four months. Local interest centers on Dead Man's bench and potential irrigation responses to water supply.
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Utah Water Storage Commission
A. J. Davis
United States Reclamation Service
Secretary of the Inurior
Utah
Water Storage Commission
Fedacal Guvsarnements
Provo-Weber
Hach
Provo- Weber
White River
Vinah County
Dead Man's Bench
Whitie River
Cache
Sampetes Gunties
W. M. Green
Reclamation Service
Green
Nee
Fersons
Dona Man's Bench
Wll
Fire of Unknown Origin Destroys Fort Structures
A mysterious blaze at Fort Duchesne destroyed three frame buildings 150 by 650 feet with their contents including 400 tons of baled hay 50 tons of grain threshing machines mowing machines wagons and barbed wire. The government water system aided efforts and Roosevelt aides rushed to help. Loss near 25000 dollars.
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Ft Duchesne
Roosevelt
Fire destroys home of Ernest E. Odekirk
Ernest E. Odekirk’s house burned down yesterday morning while he was away on business and his wife was visiting relatives. The family had no insurance, prompting friends to start a charity subscription for the afflicted couple.
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Ernest Odekirk
Ernest E. Odekirk
Odekirk
Winstrom Granted Bond In Banking Violations Case
Former First National Bank of Myton cashier R Winstrom indicted on federal banking law violations was released on bond. Bondsmen not yet learned. Reports vary whether local bondsmen were involved. Co D Kicher remains jailed in Portland. Mrs Kicher seeks business support for her husband’s release.
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KB. R. Winstrom
First National Bank of
Myton
Co. D. Kicher
Portland
Borah Proposes Forty Year Repayment on Reclamation Projects
Senator Borah Idaho introduces a bill to amend the reclamation act allowing settlers on government projects to repay construction charges in forty annual payments instead of twenty. The measure is retroactive crediting past payments over the new forty year period and aligns with pending reclamation bills favoring ex service members.
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Borah
Idaho
Colton Nominated for Congress by Utah Convention
Don B. Colton of Vernal was renominated at the Salt Lake convention last Saturday. He has served two years and satisfied voters in Uintah basin. His Democratic opponent will be nominated August 11.
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Don B. Colton
Vernal
Salt Lake
Colton
Uintah Basin
Engineers Await Approval On Moffat Tunnel Plans
An advisory board of three top U.S. engineers reviews Maj. L D Blauvelts tunnel surveys for the Moffat tunnel. If approved, bids will be called and a pioneer tunnel 200 feet from the main bore will carry water from Frazer watershed to the eastern slope for irrigation and Denver use.
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Moffat
James Beak
United States
Maj
L. D. Blauvelt
Commission
Blauvelt
Maj. Blauvelt
Frazer
Denver
J. Waldo Smith
David W. Brunton
New York
Brunton
West
Aspen
Rocky Mountains
Davies
Marshattan, Hudson & Pennsylvania
Pioneer Tunnel
Idaho Lambs Top Market
Idaho lambs led eastern markets with sales at Chicago. Fred W. Gooding of Shoshone sold five cars of lambs at 74 pounds for 13.75 and 160 feeders at 12.75, plus one car at 74 pounds for 13.35 and 280 feeders at 1.76. R. N. Stanfield of Welser sold 00 lambs at 67 pounds for 13.26 and 558 feeders at 60 pounds for 12.76, C Hein of Mountain Home sold 14 lambs at 68 pounds for 13.25 and 480 feeders at 65 pounds for 12.76.
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Idaho
Fred W. Gooding
Shoshone
Chicago
R. N. Stanfield
Welser
C. Hein
Mountain Home
Twelve-men bound over for murder in Standardville
Justice J W Hammond of Price bound twelve men to district court on murder charges in the killing of A T Webb, a mine guard, at Standardville. Names include Tagialakis, Kokolakis, Morrla, Zembellis, Satris, Bakathakis, Kanteras, Forsetter, Kudomiis, Spetris, Kanterakis, and Lekakis. The four day hearing produced multiple identifications and witnesses at the scene with guns. Efforts aim to bring the trial quickly before witnesses depart.
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J. W. Hammond
Price
District Court
A. T. Webb
Mina Guard
Standardville
Mike Tagialakis
Harry Kokolakis
Mick Morrla
Guet Zembellis
Bill Satris
John Bakathakis
George Kanteras
Harry Forsetter
Guy Koudomiis
George Spetris
Elias Kanterakis
Steve Lekakis
Tagialakis
Trian
Moffat Tunnel Site Backed by Half Century of Survey
Engineers led by Maj Blauvelt affirm James Peak as the optimal route through the range. Two years of field work plus data from prior Union Pacific and Burlington studies confirm the location as the best through the continental divide. Construction can begin now with detailed surveys in hand and no need for further doubt.
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Colorado
Moffat Tunnel
Main Range
James Peak
Continental Divide
Union Pacific Railroad
Sherman Mils
Wyoming
Burlington
Major Blauvelt
Kauffman
Service Men Training Contract With University of Utah
I M Ristine assistant district vocational officer of the United States veterans bureau has drawn a contract with the University of Utah for the coming fiscal year for more than 360 former service men to be given college training. The contract is similar to that of the last year, according to Professor A L Mathews vocational counselor in charge of the work at the university.
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I. M. Ristine
United States Veterans’ Bureau
University of Utah
A. L. Mathews
Pershing Urges Strong Law Enforcement At Marion Centennial
General John J. Pershing spoke at Marion's centennial celebration warning against disobedience to law. He warned that moral standards have weakened and criminal elements threaten free government. He urged open public demand for enforcement and cited need for military readiness and a strong merchant marine to prevent pacifist disarmament.
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General Pershing
Pershing
Lfe
Batva
Utah Survey Office to Map About One Million Acres This Season
The U S surveyor general for Utah reports a field force of about 100 men in ten parties will survey roughly 1 000 000 acres this season. Most work will be in Uintah Grand San Juan Emery Garfield Beaver and Wayne counties with Utah totaling 54 593 600 acres 35 904 079 surveyed to date. Congress appropriates 60 000 plus Utahs 50 000 revolving fund totaling 100 000 for this seasons surveys and 448 725 acres were surveyed last year. Mineral division shows 59 surveys 246 locations and 16 000 locations approved to date.
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United States Surveyor General's Office
Utah
E. D. Sorenson
Department of Interior
Washington
Toxyce
Uintah
Grand
San Juan
Emery
Garfield
Beaver
Wayne Counties
State of Utah
Congress
State of
Sorenson
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