Republican column previews Utah Senate race and Smoot reelection
A partisan column argues for Senator Smoot to be reelected to the United States Senate, praising his twelve years of service and urging Utah voters to back the Republican ticket. It stresses need for experienced leadership, national policy influence, and efficient government.
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Smoot
Provo
Txperienice
Smoothaw
Lems
Othiern
Senate
al Cin
Bhameliy
United States Senate
Torino
Otter
Borater Billi Root
New York
Utah
Rand
Powaltily
Henri Emicot
Fragments Describe Democratic Tari Wy Legislation
Disjointed text hints at a debate over a tari wy proposal and legal framing. The phrases suggest questions about whether the tari wy was enacted and how it affected revenue or policy. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable.
Who Cares About the Tariff in Redacted Speech
A fragmented political tract argues the tariff harms American industry and wages. It claims millions of workers would suffer under free trade and stresses a need for protection to preserve the American market and jobs.
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Nolinis
Steel
Couran
Keery
United States
Leatherwood for Congress amid Utah political shifts
The piece outlines Leatherwood’s birth in China town heritage, rising through public schools and universities in Wisconsin and Illinois, and his career from schoolteaching to law. It notes his political activity, party affiliation, and multiple roles in Sevier and surrounding counties, culminating in a Judicial nominating path and subsequent campaigns.
Election of a Public Prosecutor and Defender
A candidate elected to succeed the current official is praised as the only capable public servant for the role. The nomination is viewed as a party choice, but if approved the nominee would uphold honorable ideals and a commitment to serving the constituents.
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Himeelte
Auite
Unclear OCR Indicates Political Referendum Tenet Debated
Fragmentary text references a referendum in a county, with mentions of platforms, support for opposition, and a claim about an administration policy called blind wine. It is difficult to extract clear actors, dates, or outcomes from the damaged OCR.
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Hyman Ewan
Ihely
Ledivdl
Republicone
Kiugley
Democratic Rule Fuels Dry County Whiskey Clubs Revealed
County clerk records show multiple whiskey clubs organized in Provo and Payson between 1913 and 1918, all under Democratic rule. Critics accuse county officials of tolerating these clubs for political gain before suppressing them to aid Democratic candidates.
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Ptah
Timpanoogas Claub
Provo
Timpanooges Club
Ucket
Busi Cea
Iab
St Httle
Dames H. Gardner
Toonlig
Aftairs
John H Wootton
Wm. Wing
C. K. Warnickh
Matheson for Utah Superintendent of Public Instruction
Matheson, born in Scotland in 1870, rose from Utah public schools to the State University normal program. He taught five years, aided A. C. Nelson, and for ten years worked with Utah’s famed educator to build the state’s public school system. Appointed by the governor to fill the late superintendent’s term, Matheson is praised for steady, nonpolitical service and broad support from the public and Democrats criticized.
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Alpine
Utah
Cher Dustie
McCarty Wae
Qother
Gerogs
Plains
Bieuber
Cottonwood
Salt Lake County
Ula County
McCarty
Yonrein
John Booth
Provo
Justice McCarty
Mill Creek
St George
Washington County
Santa Clara
Summit Creek
Parowan
Iron County
Httle
Nevada
Isth
Sevier County
Heaver
Jundee
Euriet Court
Beaver
Supreme Court
Tcory Wi
Mistrion
Repibiicat
Cvalieytorney
Detriet
Torie
Judietyydl
Dietriet
Af Sevier
Wayne
Mite
Garfield
Kane
Roy Vinehie
Aril
Dineret
Duatioe
Niperbie
Matheson
Scotland
A. C. Nelson
Cloge
Mathison
Hirch
Vila
Emrely
Mteh
Wit. Spry
Niewest Rally at the Compalen Opera House
Janet Mayes, candidate for council, appears at the Compalen Opera House in Americar for a rally with music and upbeat crowd. The event highlights local politics and community engagement amid a busy campaign season.
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Compalen
Opera House Vousplit
Americar
Janet Mayes
Democratic Column Endorses Moyle for U S Senate
President Wilson endorses James H Moyle for U S Senate from Utah in a Democratic column. The White House in Washington DC and Democratic leaders in Lake City Utah urge Moyle, praising his principles and public service.
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Wilson
James H. Moyle
U.S. Senate
White House
Washington, D.C
W. Ft. Wallace
Lake City
Utah
James H Moyle
Vois
Fis
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic County Officials Praised for Economy and Efficiency
In a campaign appeal voters are urged to reelect Democratic county officials for economical administration. The piece cites savings in deputy salaries and higher fines and fees, claiming over 4 400 saved for taxpayers and listing candidates including Bernard N Christensen James H Gardner F A Hulsh Grant Bagley A V Robinson C M Twelves George Amos James H Walker and state and local legislative hopefuls with emphasis on reform, tax relief for farmers and enhanced county services.
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Thy
Bernard N. Christensen
American Fork
Ut County
Lopez Mart Hunt
Christensen Inateni
James H. Gardner
Lehi
Hulsh
Provo
Tirbah
Bagley
Grant
Elas
Rhett
Henry Koet
Lobi
Othoroth
Henry
Judd Mate
Mustin
Mr Bust
Aolirion
Ware
George Gari
Laohl
Jana
Wala
A. V. Robs
Aly Nobinson
Robinson
Robin
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