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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
2
In a closing campaign, critics warned that industry leaders could reveal tensions. The President introduced militant honesty as a new expression, potentially rivaling prior slogans and signaling new pressure on captains of industry.
The article notes Lord Alverstone settled the boundary dispute with Britain by vote of the Americans and hints at future arbitration with England. It highlights the Geneva award and Alaskan ruling as proof of the mother's country generosity and justice. It reports a Persian envoy fined $75 for insulting an Italian railway officer and says he refused clemency.
The article notes Porto Rican mayors placing crape on American flags as a covert act of anti United States sentiment, a practice described as insidious and linked to radical locals.
Louis declares the trouble ended and calls for rebuilding Logan and Cache counties with new wood mills carpet factories and other industries to share in the benefits of postwar growth.
Dr George F Kunz, noted mineral authority, writes a comprehensive article on radium in the November Review of Reviews. The piece blends high scientific value with an accessible popular treatment, outlining its discovery and vast possibilities in science and the arts.
In Helm Memorial church Stephen Applewhite and Lonie Magee wed as children, joining Jess Dunn and Dora Burke as newlyweds. The room counted over 16 and the bride nearing 15, with two more unions, Rupert McGee and Lillie Perry, aged 17 and 14, recently performed.
The state supreme Court denied Peter Mortensen a new trial and affirmed a Friday execution date of November 20. Justice Baruich wrote the opinion with Chief Justice Baskin concurring, amid broad public belief of Mortensen's guilt in a brutal crime.
A 78 foot skeleton of a sulphur bottom whale will be a Government science feature at the World's Fair. Caught off south Newfoundland by Smithsonian researchers, the specimen has a 20 foot head and 11 foot body height. A Washington plaster cast will accompany the articulated skeleton, marking a first for such an exhibit.
A reader asks the riddle of Tilda Ann age while Mary is twenty four and Maury is twice as old. The piece notes the unanswered puzzle captivates teachers and children. It then describes KR M Fraser of Norfolk Nebs patent sugar beet harvester with a two-disc beets digger, lifter and windrow system.
A novel two horse powered beet harvester is described as efficient enough to replace ten men. Demonstrated at No folk Nebraska where the Oxnard Beet Sugar Co operates a large factory. The device, perfected by an inventor, costs about 125 dollars and will enter general use next year.
Coach Holmes of the University dodges Campbell's Agricultural College arguments in a recent letter. He fails to counter Cambell's points, leaving university football managers in a difficult position amid the Nte controversy.
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