Forgeries in Handwriting Blamed on Blair at Trial
The election fraud case centers on alleged forgeries in Blair's handwriting. Witnesses and experts testify Blair’s handwriting matches the forged names on registry lists and Utah Commission records. Technical objections arise as Democrats press to exclude testimony while proceedings move toward closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wight
Vilair
George Lair
Utah Commission
Thatcher
Tatlock
Blair
Democrata
John Mc. Zane
Messrs. Heber M. Wells
J. E. Dooly
W. 5. McCornick
F. D. Kimball
M. J. Cheesman
J. Kenyon
Richard Crather
Gunnison
Utah Press Association Meeting Called in Salt Lake City
The Legas Narox urges Utah newspaper men to form the Utah Press Association. The Knutsford Hotel gathering on the 21st inst. aims to establish a substantial footing, with the editor of Trr Nation as treasurer, though lands handling has been minimal. Ogden Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legas Narox
Men of
Utah
Utah Press Association
Trr Nation
Organizalion
Knutsford Hotel
Salt Lake City
Ogden Press
Landscape plans for Logan estates unveiled by Ola Larson
Ola Larson of Logan Nurseries presents detailed landscape designs for ten acres around the Oneida Stroke Academy at Preston and for the Fifth Ward Square. Plans, drawn by Jim under President Parkinson and President Orson Smith, feature lakes, pavilions, boarding houses, boat houses, and extensive ornamental trees, with Logan tabernacle square suggested as a site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ola Larson
Logan Nurseries
Logan
Larson
Jim
Parkinson
Oneida Stroke Academy
Preston
Fifth Ward
Orson Smith
Tabernacle Square
Mr. Larsendria
Mant Tega
Alpe
Salt Lake
Pigs Rescued After Six Weeks in Dry Well Near Paradise
John A. McCharther of Paratlia loses two yearling hogs. A neighbor finds them in a dry well on the Paradise farm and, after weeks without water or food, both pigs are rescued. One heals slowly while the other improves but remains weak. Both are expected to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Mc hCarther
Paratlia
le Searelal
Bishop Wright of
Nyrom
Paradise
Mr. McCarther
Tie
Office Ad Boasts Wide Range of Affordable Work
The notice claims capabilities to handle a variety of job tasks at the office at the lowest prices. It emphasizes versatility and cost efficiency to attract customers seeking value.
County Court Minutes Record Tax and Funding Actions
The out going County Court adopted a resolution authorizing 1272.80 borrowed last June for county purposes, with 973.80 reallocated from the general fund. Various petitions, expenditures, and appointments were noted, including carpeting the Prosecuting Attorney's office, deputy statisticians for Cache county, and allowances for taxes. The session adjourned to the third Monday in next month, with the outgoing selectmen’s report promised in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adop Lord
James Me Antaway
Wheeliy
Stephenson's
Trenton County
Ils
Binglum
Illowine
John Tera
Tiligert
Smithfield
Emily Maller
Lewiston
Clark
Wkmenueien
Nielsen
Warner
Court House
Louisa Pirser
Blyde Park
Actio
Selectman Pond
Selectmen
Hyram Mayhall
Selectman Mayball
Pallmer
Joseph Monsen
CL Shaw
Joseph Taker
Louisa Purser
Robert Murdock
Cache County
We Faflmer
Joseph Meson
Gesnels
Allowanes
Taalnis
Te Wheeler
Stephenson Soho
Tyis
M. Andersen
Poctier
Seleetman Haslam
College Precinct
Wreferres
Kirkbride
Ciwnly Attornney
Con. Tip. Co
A. A. Peterson
OCL
Ormsby
Courthen Sr
Lis Moneh
The New Boy at Thatcher Opera House Tuesday
Bert Coote leads a strong cast in The New Boy a farce where a married man returns to knickerbockers to impersonate a son and outwit a fortune chasing widow. The wit and situational comedy unfold at Thatcher Opera House on Tuesday the 16th inst with notable principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Coote
le Gowl Tuck
Flerhoshanl
Utah Press Association Meeting At Salt Lake
A notice for the Utah Press Association gathering in Salt Lake City is given with two possible dates. President Littlefield cites the 2nd of the month. Secretary Keynon mentions the 20th. The event stresses unity and professional courtesy among newspaper men.
Fragmentary political rant toward constitutional conve ntion
A garbled opinion piece accuses democratic factions in Loran of deceptive conduct and contends Traudsmaul fo y error has occurred. The writer asserts culprits will face justice and expresses hope they will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loran
Election Contests Alleged Fraud and Ballot Box Claims
In the record, accusations surface about election fraud and manipulated ballot boxes with claims of officials feigning ignorance. Democratic members of the United Commission are cited as facing orderly certification once elections conclude. Indications suggest party members may switch stance in the next vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Froud
Utih Commission
Editorial on forgeries and justice in Utah politics
A Provo defense of Democratic papers and methods questions alleged forgeries and possible punishment for Blith or Tatlock. The piece hints at constitutional convention concerns and notes growing interest as the matter progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Commission
Justics
Tuthia
Progressive Whist Party Hosted by Mr and Mrs Shilling
A pleasant Monday evening gathering at Mrs Fannie Curtis’s residence on TF Street featured a Progressive Whist party hosted by Mr and Mrs W O Shilling. Attendees included Mr and Mrs A M Wleming, Mr and Mrs Geo A Clamp, Prof and Mrs Maelwan, Mrs Styer Montgomery and Barrett, Miss Kenyon and Cassady, and others. Prizes were awarded to Miss Cassady and Attorney Walters, with hobby prizes to Dr Snow and Abs Wieming. a luncheon followed as guests departed after a very pleasant evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Curtis
TF Street
W. O. Shilling
A. M. Wleming
Geo. A. Clamp
Ni) Mrs. Maelwan, Meadamoes Styer
Montgomery
Barrett
Missea Kenyon
Cassaily
Medes
Lyon
Olam
Sion
Walters
Tholcher
Iver
Absines
Cassady
Snow
Abs
Wieming
Mrs. Shilling
Chamber of Commerce Meeting Pledges Local Support
Enthusiastic speeches by Movers, Millk, Smith, Martineau and Kimball highlight strong attendance and signups at the Logan Chamber gathering. Leaders urge unity to boost home markets, cattle fattening, and local industry while noting room for broader citizen involvement and active participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millk
Smith
Martineau and Kimball
A. A. Mills
M. Todd
John BE. Carlisle
OL. Lyon
JM. Mayo
Anthon Anderson
TL. Cardon
W. N. Thomas
John A. Widsoe
C.D. W. Bulluers
Ole. Thorstensen
John J. Price
Advertisiner
J. H. Paul
W. J. Kerr
W. CG. Barrell
Orson Smith
Cache County
Logan
Martineau
Levin
Cache
Chamber of Commerce
Prest. Kimball
Also Mentioned on This Page
MR. Blair the Forgerer
George Jair
Zane
Scott
Colonel Tatlock
George Blair
Sherman
San Pete
Letcher
Commission
Park
Wu Crose
Kitcher
Norrell
Clerk Park
Weber
Box Eller
Salt Lake Third Precinct
Academy
Fifth Ward Square
Fuller
Monson
Ais Peet
Sheriff's Office
Link Prones
Mr. Wheeler
Wheeler
Utsl Press Association
Kautslant
Littlefield
Keynon
Charitier of Commerce
Uta
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