Proclamation for Utah Constitutional Convention Delegates
Acting Governor Richards issues a proclamation ordering an election of delegates to a constitutional convention under the enabling act. The vast document details the election for 107 delegates across counties including Salt Lake City precincts and outlying districts, with dates, places, and officials named.
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Whee lmen Spahr and Caldwell respond to Nation article
In a private letter from Charles A Spahr to the Pocatello Herald, Spahr and Caldwell defend their silence about race details. They deny blowing and express disappointment at the Nation piece. They emphasize no information was provided and urge the matter be forgotten when they return.
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Nation
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Poestello
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B. Thatcher
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Lagan
Snme
Powell
Callwell
Loys
Merald
Dell
Mosers
Spalk and Caldwell
San Pete Valley extension moves toward Morrison plan
The San Pete Valley railway will extend over eight miles to Morrison with contracts let and work starting next week. Henry Beal of Ephraim leads grading, Edwards & Edwards of Sterling supply ties, and W. Barton of Sterling handles telegraph poles. The line aims to carry cars by October first and supply Castle Rock coal to city and northern country this winter. Fourteen men toil at the Thomas coal claim as sheds and terminal houses rise and a main line runs south to Six Mile with a canyon spur to the mines. The project signals a standard line, with every third tie broad gauge.
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San Pete
San Pete Valley
Castle Rock
Palace Barber Shop Opens With Gentle First Class Style
Mr. Fred Geysel visits the Palace Barber Shop on Street for a first class haircut. He is shoving and hair cutting described as smooth and stylish with scissors and razors in good order. Prices are advertised as low.
Detestable case rocks western city on shocking burial
A brutal discovery near the U P depot shocks a western city precinct. Mrs Eliza Pourdall and her family deny misdeeds while police reveal a buried child scene linked to Henry Lawrence previously jailed for adultery. Authorities question the family as the investigation continues.
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Eliza Pourdall
Henry Lawrence
Deesimher Isas
B.e
Pletcher
Stier Kirkbride
Marshal McCollugh
Great interest in ongoing case attracts attention
The case has drawn intense public interest and its outcome is closely watched by observers and involved parties. Details remain sparse, but authorities indicate continued scrutiny and forthcoming developments.
Proclamation Sets Utah Fourth District Court Dates
Acting Governor Richards issues a proclamation fixing terms for the Fourth Judicial District. Court sessions will begin in Logan on the first Sunday in February and the first Monday in September, with Ogden terms starting the first Monday in March and October. Openings occur at 10 o clock in the forenoon.
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The Girls Came Back Two Damsels Who Didnt Leave Our City
Two local women return to their hometown amid a wave of community support. The article highlights their reasons for staying and the impact on neighbors and local groups.
Local youths flee city life with plan to travel
Two girls in the Seventh ward pack dresses and essentials in sacks and vanish at dusk aiming to explore the world beyond their mountain home. Police trap them near Tabernacle square where they deny hiding clothes as tales of departure unfold, amid arrests for registration failures and wartime rumors.
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Lowa
Lridge
Untitled confession tale from distressed family
The narrative describes two girls pressured by parents to run away, with the claim that someone induced them to escape for unclear reasons. The girls refuse to disclose details, are back at home, and appear content. Tom Naviox advises Miss Ronsway to stay home, stressing there is no place like home.
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Howe
Inir Utat
Chicago Trip on the Pacific Northwest Line Promoted
Advert reads for a speedy Chicago journey via the Chicago Cuion Pacific and Northwestern Line. It touts vestibuled train service with Missouri River coach charge, first and second class sleepers, and dining cars. Call for full information. Weather note odd line mentions cross and 15 cents per yard at the “0,0.”
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Knitting Factory Ad Offers Hosiery and Underwear
Local knitting mill promotes a home industry sale featuring underwear hosiery mitts and related items. Consumers urged to patronize the factory outlet and purchase directly from producers.
There is talk of starting no other newspaper in Lehi
The Banner now published there could be a good newspaper. towns gain by valuing it, while critics come from every angle. An exchange notes that local papers mirror a community, inviting mixed praise and blame. The piece mocks ideal critics who seek impossible perfection.
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Banner
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Good Wool Wanted At the Knitting Factory
The Knitting Factory in Loban seeks good wool with suitable weight and quality. The notice invites suppliers or buyers to contact the plant for specifications, pricing, and delivery terms. It emphasizes timely quotes and reliable supply for ongoing production needs.
Large Croot win teased in Salt Lake entertainment plan
Local reports describe a busy Salt Lake gathering planned for Saturday featuring prominent speakers including COC Gealwin, with entertainment midway and vocal performances. Republican organizers push a partisan display, while critics call the prior Saltair event an unsuccessful, nonpartisan attempt.
Train Travel Plan and Agency Information Noted
Announcement outlines a contemplated trip via Chicago Union Pacific and Northwestern Line with emphasis on quickest time and fewest changes through Union Degcota. For full information contact W. W. Woodside, Agent U. S. System.
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Union Pacific & Northwestern
Union
W. W. Woodside
U. S
Inhuman Treatment of Aged Father Reported
A Coalville Times item from Wasatch Weve describes Anhiuman Weatment of an elderly man by his son in Heber City. The scene shows neglect and filth with the man nearly 90 years old, unable to brush away flies as officials witnessed a cruel lashing. The report calls for severe punishment and exile for the brutal son.
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Henge
Ile
Brighim City
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Coalville Times
Democratic Apathy Sparks Criticism of Mr Moffat's Convictions
Commentary notes that Mr Moffat faced expected abuse from a democratic group for expressing his firm beliefs. The writer acknowledges his courage and credit, while criticizing the democratic neighbor's reaction as inappropriate yet educational. The piece asserts the step taken was proper and merits appreciation.
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