Utah Rail Rates and State Notices Highlight Utah News
Utah opening at Lynn April 1 will see special railroad rates. The secretary of state issued notices to banks for reputes on bank closings. A $200 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of the Mantt post office robbers who stole $80 cash and $1,000 in postage stamps. Other reports include antitoxin-linked jail rash, Salt Lake City posting 25.84 percent postal gains, and plans for a mammoth church heating plant. Salt Lake aims to host new modest-price restaurants, while a man in Stockton dies at home.
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Secretary of State
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Mantt
M. B. Knowles
Okden
Stellar Society of the Mormon
Savior Valley
Se Ho Manson
Uipeh B. Csonber
Align
Packards
Daniel’s Dangwon
Grass Valley
Dedy
Oden
Salt
United States
Salt Lake
Ogden Betterment League
Commercial Club
Sevier River Land and Water Company
Lynndyl
Paul P. Shaunty
Aline
Fort Douglas
Laura Shaunty
Dakota
Salt Lake City
Robert Shirle
Stockton
Tooele
Lund
Murray
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Speaker Cannon Survives Rules Fight as Insurgents Step Aside
Washington report on the House battle over the Rules Committee reveals insurgent Republicans and Democrats securing votes to reorganize the committee, declare the speaker ineligible, and reject a vacancy declaration. Cannon refuses resignation, vows to stay as party loyalties crackle and leaders debate next moves.
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Committee On Rules
Nebraska
House
Burleson
Texas
Cannon
Norris
Committee On
House Committee On Rules
Battle over or just the start of a greater political war
In Washington the three day clash over the speaker's fate ends with Mr Cannon retaining the speakership but failing to secure House deposal. observers doubt a satisfactory conclusion and foresee further political conflict as factions interpret the outcome differently.
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Committee On Rules
Cannon
Washington
J. P. Evans
Mt. Airy
Gmenye
Sloan
Avert Tariff War Hope for Canada U S Peace Talks
After a long conference President Taft expressed hope a tariff war with Canada may be averted though key terms remain unsettled. Officials note several days of friendly negotiations before Payne Aldrich rates take effect and Canada’s status as unduly discriminatory is under review. Taft thanked James McDonald of Toronto for helping the Sunday talks.
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Taft
Canada
W. 3
Biola How
Filighee
United States
Ad Viners
Dominion
France
James McDonald
Toronto
Carmen to Continue Strike Over Wage Demands
Philadelphia reports the Carmen strike remains active after executives reject a settlement offer. The union seeks immediate reinstatement for many strikers with $2 daily pay until positions are filled, wage increases to 23 cents and then 25 cents, recognition of grievance committees, arbitration for 178 discharged workers, and a final arbitration panel if disagreements arise.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
United States
Penrose
Carmen
Kruger
Driscoll
Carmen’s Union
Unrequited Love Leads to Death in Lewistown
In Lewistown Pennsylvania William Shrader shot and killed Bertha Singey 28 of Derry township. Shrader, who boarded at the sister’s home, fired from an upstairs window as Bertha was on horseback stopping for water. The tragedy followed her rejection of his attentions.
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Lewistown
William Shrader
Bertha Singey
Derry Township
Haresback
Shrader
Missing Girl Traced to Akron After Sisters’ Death
In Akron authorities pursue Catherine Mantz a 17 year old from Massillon who vanished from her home on Friday. Chief Ertle of Massillon aided by Akron officers and Canton detectives search the city for the girl tied to the sisters mystery and death findings.
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Akron
Catherine Mantz
Massillion
Elizabeth
Ertle
Canton
Three Die In Railway Crash At Mt Neillie Siding
Three men were killed in a railway accident at Mt Neillie siding near Nelson on the Crow's Nest branch of the Canadian Pacific railway. The engineer fireman and head brakeman were crushed to death.
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Winnipeg
Man
Mt. Neillie
Nelson
Crow's Nest
Canadian Pacific Railway
Airing the Poodle Scene Sparks Odd Street Banter
A messenger boy argues with onlookers as a dog is towed before a large ventilation fan. Bystanders comment on the fan’s power, while the boy insists the actress who employs him will see to the dog’s needs, claiming the scene is part of a daily routine.
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Scott
Two Points of View About Mrs Whoopser and Dyler
The dialogue features Mrs Whoopser and Mr Dyler debating marriage promises. One side portrays Dyler as mean for forcing his wife to vow against remarriage, while the other urges Mary to withhold harsh judgment and consider that such vows may spare another man from misery.
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Champ ‘Wark
Joseph G. Cannnon
Ilinois Republican Association
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George W. Norris
Republican Association
U. S
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