UT STRIKE MOE ENDED AT ICOFIELD UTAH
In Icofield Utah on December 2 William Price union representative announced the strike would end and workers return if the company guarantees no discrimination against union miners. He said officers of the union call the strike off if twelve demands and concessions are met and assurances are given.
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Icofield
Utah
William Price
The Herald and Capital Punishment Debate
The piece argues against the Herald's defense of capital punishment, challenging the Mosaic law basis and its applicability today. It notes shifts to modern state punishment, cites biblical translation disputes, and asserts the New Testament favors nonvengeful treatment, urging a civilizd, society-protective approach over blood for blood retribution.
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Hocist
Jesus
Local Notes Highlight Political Comebacks And Domestic News
Congressman Joseph Howell returns from Washington and plans to stay through the holidays, while tensions rise over Reed Smoot. A divorce filing in Judge Hart’s court involves William Fernimore and Susannah Penninore, with notes on a 30 year union ending. Local civic notices mention Martin Harris’s Logan visit, cemetery plans, and W Yett Hardwire Co filing in district court. Community updates include a drayman’s leg injury, Sister Schneider’s death, subscription reminders, and a M B church supper with a packed program and Estey piano loan.
Trust to Cut Wages at United States Steel Units
At Itsburg December 1, the profits and subsidiary offices of United States Steel officials met in a pivotal gathering. The talks focus on wage reductions likely effective January 1, with committees reportedly crafting scales from minor cuts up to five percent, contingent on worker acceptance.
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Itsburg
United States
Steelorporation
Notice to Poll Tax Payers Seized for Collection
Notice to poll tax payers to seize on or before the target date or be turned over to the justice of the peace for collection. Street Supervisor S. Holt signs. Also instructions to leave orders for job work at the Nation office for all kinds of work.
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Jnsner of of the Peace
S. Holt
Nation
Bishop Leonard Passes Away Quietly at St Mark's
Bishop Leonard died at 3 90 Saturday morning at St Mark's hospital after a week of unconscious state. Family stood by his bedside as the good man’s soul departed peacefully, with no apparent pain.
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Leonard
St.Mark’s Hospital
Idaho Sugar Run Opens First 1000 Bags at Idaho Factory
Idaho Falls December 3 1903 the Idaho Sugar company will turn out the first 1000 bags from its new mill. Officials report smooth operation and the board of directors is expected to visit the factory as a group next week.
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Idaho Falls
Fctory
Idaho Sugar Company
Delinquent Tax List Published This Week
The delinquent tax list has been published this week, detailing overdue payments and property charges. Local officials urge recipients to settle debts promptly to avoid further action and penalties.
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Haseen
Misused bottle joke tops humorous column tease
A Brigham Bulletin note skewers a health fad mix up about a nose pimple cure and a wife’s bust developer, then shifts to a Kensington tea hosted by Mrs May Harl and Mrs Rose Needham. Guests include Mesdames Howell Niglor M Thatcher Brock Ammuson Budge Miner and others. Ouray Herald editor BE Bagon visits Logan. E P Bacon of Hercules Co. also mentioned.
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Rose Needham
Kensington
Mrs. Earl
Mesdames Howell
Niglor
M. Thatcher
Brock
Ammuson
Budge
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Mitten
T. X
Smith
Torgeson
Kimbell
Richardson
Kellogg
Hanks
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Morton
Odell
Batey
Myers
Hanson
BE. C. Bagon
The
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Colo
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Logan
Manger
E. P. Bacon
Hercules Oo
Hums of Counterfeiters Reported Near Salt Lake City
Police believe counterfeiters operate near Salt Lake City with idle coiners passing worthless coins. Arrests were made weeks ago for coin passing. Authorities note a market for furs and hides and warn of counterfeit goods in the area.
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Wong Takenk
Wuwerbus
Waa Tha
Nor Pivdes
Western Federation of Miners seeks Roosevelt aid over Telluride crackdown
The executive board of the Western Federation of Miners sends a telegram to President Roosevelt alleging Colorado officers misuse law to force many respectable Telluride residents from their homes under threat of imprisonment. They claim civil rights protections are being violated and urge federal investigation and protection. A light wagon is for sale and inquiries are at the office.
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Denver
The
Western Federation of Miners
Roosevelt
Colorado
Telluride
United States
Special China Sale at the Jeweler
The jeweler advertises a special sale with Vienna Vase and Clock prizes and Nekets issued with every 25 cent purchase. Call for details and ownership terms.
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