Utah set for rapid growth in five years says analysis
A Utah development projection argues the state will see unprecedented expansion over the next five years. It cites abundant raw materials including metals and coal, strong western markets, ample money for projects, and ongoing railroad improvements from Moffat Road work to Delta Fillmore lines to boost industry and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Pacific
Rockies
Salt] Lake
Securitien
West
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Utah Power & Light Company
Salt Lake Pressed Brick Company
Ogden Portland Cement Company
Federal Reserve Bank of
New York
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Bank Depoarta
California
Northwest
Portland
Seattle
Salt Lake & Denver
Simon Bamberger
Uintah Basin
Delta
Fillmore
Ashurst pleads for Smith-McNary land bill in senate
Senator Ashurst of Arizona urges swift passage of the Smith-McNary reclamation bill, arguing it matters to both parties in the West and warning that Congress must not adjourn until it becomes law. He cites a Washington state editors’ resolution and says failure would provoke western anger.
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Senate
Ashurst
Arizonta
Congress
Washington State
Land Mark Gone in High Water Damage at Strawberry River
The city park bridge across the Strawberry river at Indian canyon mouth was swept away by recent floods. Debris settled in the park while the rest hung on the riverbank near Mrs. Rachel McRae's residence. Citizens urge a south park cut to protect city property and back a city-led financing plan.
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City Park
Strawberry River
Indian Canyon
Booster’s Club
High Wat Ars
Park
Rachel McRae
Duchesne
Official Call Issued For Republican Convention
The call issued by the committee on arrangements sets July 14 at 10 o clock in the Salt Lake theater for the Republican state convention. Delegates number 594 based on 4 to 140 votes for governor Mabey, distributed by county. Primaries for delegates must be held by July 7. The agenda includes nominating a U S senator, supreme court justice, superintendent of public instruction, and selecting a state committee.
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State Committee
Utah
Salt Lake Theater
Mabey
Beaver
Boxelder
Cache
Carbon
Daggett
Davis
Duchesne
Emery
Garfield
Grand
Iron
Junb
Erhe
Millard
Morgan
Plute
Rich
Salt Lake
San Juan
Sanpete
Sevier
Summit
Tooele
Uintah
Wasatch
Washington
Wayne
Weber
United States
State Supreme Court
Early political predictions from New York special election
The New York special election for the unexpired term showed a reduced Republican majority and fueled talk of a nationwide wind shift. Illinois primaries also produced upsets against sitting congressmen while debates on tariff delays and wet-dry issues influence voter sentiment ahead of autumn elections.
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New York State
Alanson B. Houghton
Lewis Henry
Mr. Copley
Mr. Ireland
Congress
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
New York
Houghton
Germany
Frank Irvine
Theodore Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Roosevelt
William McKinley
William J. Bryan
McKinley
Judge Parker
Bryan
Parker
Old Sloughton
Duchesne Helper and Strawberry Valley roads open to travel
Long road trek from Price to Duchesne proves successful as trail crews, led by Tred Davis and others, construct a sturdy bridge over Willow Creek and clear the Route. First loads reach Duchesne in five hours with mail service planning a new route. Knight Investment Co. work aids early opening.
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Gate Canyon
Tred Davis
Leland Hall
Len
Art Nelison
Price
Willow Creek
Hairy
Davis
Duchesne
Jos. T. Tullls
Frank Davis
Mail
Strawberry
Dodge Stage Line
Helper
Knight Investment Co
Blue Beach
Dodge Stage Hearing Heard at Price for Uintah Basin Line
Judge Joshua Greenwood and a secretary preside as public utilities officials hear an application for a stage line to Uintah Basin. The Dodge line would be competitive with the existing service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Greenwood
Price
Public Uttiities Commission
Uintah
Wold
Dodge
Republicans Hold Biggest House Majority Yet
The 1920 election gave Republicans a vast house majority and Harding a historic popular vote win. Some party leaders fear Democratic gains in the house and seek to avoid responsibility for measures in hopes of shaping 1924 issues. Optimists expect revival if business improves, aiding incumbents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republicana
House
Harding
Woodrow Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Republican House
Congress
Washington
Thurstis Coming Through the Strawberry Valley
Travelers report the Duchesne to Salt Lake route via the Strawberry valley in excellent condition with one detour west of Duchesne due to bridge work. Local businessmen are improving the stretch, allowing cars to travel more quickly between Salt Lake and Duchesne.
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Duchesne
Strawberry Valley
Strawberry River
West Beach
Salt Lake
Fall rules water delivery on arrears at irrigation projects
Secretary Fall announced a policy to furnish irrigation water for 1922 to landowners and entrymen in arrears, withholding authority to cut off water until the secretary decides each extension of time. The Minidoka project in Idaho was cited in a test case driven by Senators Borah and Gooding. The move follows a congressional resolution approved last March authorizing water supply despite unpaid charges pending individual extension decisions.
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Fall
Minidoka
Idaho
Department
Borah and Gooding
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Farmers Asked To Discuss Tax Levy On Incomes
The Utah State Tax Commission invites the Utah State Farm Bureau tax committee to attend and participate in a public hearing on the proposed state income tax. The June 20, 1922 session will be at the Board of Equalization and run all day, with a representative delivering a paper or address on the proposed income tax.
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The
State Tax Commission
Roscoe E. Hammond
Utah State Farm Bureau
Utah
Tax Committee
Farm Bureaus
Tax Commission
Board of Equalzation
State Farm Bureau
Burreau
Commission
New Engine by Elmer Promises Cheap Power for Cars
H H Elmer claims a new 2 cylinder 3 horsepower engine will run 3 hours on 20 ounces of fuel oil and deliver 300 miles per gallon worth of reach. Tested in Syracuse it needs no spark or carburetor and uses four parts. Market release expected in 60 days.
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H. H. Elmer
Syracuse
N. Y
Elmer
Romance in a Utah land contest over isolated range land
A nine page decision from Washington probes a disputed tract in Emery County Utah where cattle king Preston Nutter and the Utah Fuel Company clash over Range Creek water rights and a 160 acre parcel near Hange Creek. The case spans years with claims of quitclaims and state selections amid rugged terrain and mining water needs.
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United States Land Office
General Land Office
Washington
Salt Lake Tribune
Utah Desert
Sone Water
A. W
States Navy
Justice Court
Emery County
Section
Township 17
Range 16
Salt Lake Base
Meridian
Hange Creek
Green River
Gulf of California
Woodside
Range Creek
Utah Fuel Company
Sunnyside
Preston Nutter
Ranges Creek
Netter
Salt Lake
Tilton & Kesler
Nutter
H. G. Williams
Fuel Company
Hauge Creek
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Ashhurst
Arizona
Frederic J. Haskin
Juchesne-Helper
Indlin Canyon
Dodge Stage
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