Close of the campaign and election predictions
The piece predicts a Republican landslide in Utah, praising the ticket as solid citizens and urging support. It cites chairman Knowles and local workers, notes Democrats plan to vote Whig Republican, and presents confidence the entire Republican ticket will win with Democratic hopes fading.
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Logan
United States
Utah
Chairmas Knowles
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Qoheir
Joan Wilson
Cente
Sear
Democratic
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Bory
Debt Deepens as City Council Explains Losses
The Journal argues that the Democratic city council president’s admission shows mounting debt in Began City. It notes building funds drained by transfers to the general fund, last year’s expenses exceeding income, and past Republican actions including a 840,000 indebtedness, water works bonds, and a system now worth twice its cost.
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People’s Party
Democratic Admission From Logan Ward Reveals Unclear Details
Fragmentary text reports a Logan Fifth Ward figure named Christing Larson with unclear party issues and a note about a letter to the Journal. The passage mentions colors and a visit, but specifics remain obscured by garbled OCR.
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Christing Larson
Logan Fifth Ward
Gyserma Enoarh
Utah politics push for sugar factory in Logan area
A local editorial advocates Republican policy in Utah, claiming the Logan Sugar Factory brings jobs and road improvements, spurring dairy and farming growth. A supporting letter from Washington urges Utah voters to back GOP-backed federal legislation to boost state industries and investment.
Republicans Highlight Sugar Factory and Waterworks Quality
The piece praises the Republican slate as seasoned and reform minded, noting the sugar factory built despite Democratic jeers and lauding Logan’s waterworks system as its finest property. It rejects claims of vote buying with whiskey and counters allegations that the ticket is composed of office seekers or liquor sellers. It asserts the ticket includes a Gentile and contrasts with Democratic choices.
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Luraou
Logan
United States
Dave
Vote Message for Utah and Logan City Ballot
A fragmented political appeal urges Utah voters to support Democratic action in the United States Congress. It warns against a Republican tilt in Logan City on election night and praises Senator Sevstor for irrigation legislation benefiting Utah, urging citizens to help him by voting.
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Republican Party
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Senate
United States
Republican National Administration
Senaor Kear
Sutherland
Congress
Salt Lake City
Ogden
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Mel Tran
Toting
Logan City
United Sistas
Sevstor Hestes
Consistency in Democratic Platform on City Electric Plant
The Democrats pledge city ownership of the electric plant but critics doubt sincerity. They point to prior GOP ownership and the Democrats’ later transfer to a private corporation, noting costs of poles wires and labor with little public gain. The dialogue questions whether campaign promises translate into action.
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Democrata
Hiepublicana
Central
Danoerata
Tos Corporation
Frost
A Call Against Bribery in Logan Votes
A speaker warns men of Logan that accepting favors for votes corrupts the sacred right of suffrage. If a candidate offers drink or song to win support, voters should rebuke such acts by voting against him and his party, upholding the duty of informed choice.
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Logan
Perants
Notice on Nation’s irregular publication schedule
Fragmentary notice states The Nation will not appear again until west Thuredisg morning. The text includes garbled punctuation and unclear scheduling details, reflecting a disrupted OCR transcription and unreadable surrounding context.
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