Political Mania and Abe Murdock Deportation Vote
The Bailey Press highlights Abe Murdock as one of 42 congressmen to oppose the Bridges deportation bill. He argues the vote was unconstitutional and oath-bound to the Constitution, stating he sought reelection but opposed the measure despite political risk. Critics question his stance, yet his patriotism remains unquestioned by supporters.
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Abe Murdock
Abe
Mavery Bridges
Uoubte Miker
Baily
Beal
Murdock
Tribune
Nisk
Bridges
Harry Bridges
Swe
Always Ready Railroads Ready to Meet Any Emergency
In anxious days the railroads are described as ready to meet emergencies. Assistant Secretary of War Johnson notes railroads operate in national defense without emergency controls, working with government and the Munitions Board. Plans rely on regular operation with cooperative agencies, avoiding chaos seen in 1911 during government takeover. Freight movement will be coordinated to prevent idle cars and delays.
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Secrrtary
Johnson
Army and Navy Munitions Board
Nave Apfarstaed
Cts
Railroads
Industrial News Review
Dewey
Liberty League
Congress
Haa
Civil Aeronautics
National Guard
Holland
U.S
Lincoln
Wilson
Philadelphia
Labor and railroads in defense effort clash with unions
Labor and railroads face crucial choices as defense mobilization tests coordination with war plans. Anxious leaders warn that union factions risk private warfare that could hinder national safety while freight systems expand with larger cars, faster locomotives, and better terminals to meet emergencies.
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Ma Iater
Wall Street Journal
Disheartening Political Debate At Philadelphia Convention
The writer conveys reliance on James Haggerty's Times survey predicting Dewey’s nomination unlikely on first ballot. Taft may close gap, possibly leading to a deadlock and a dark horse. The piece argues party unity matters for defense spending and political maneuvering persists beyond campaign seasons.
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Philadelphia
New York
Times
James Haggerty
Deweys
Taft
Dewey
Water and hunting area news in June 1920 issue
The issue notes a state game preserve set east of Pare owan and Paragonsh, water from Coop Valley reservoir used by Willard Day and H L Adams for crops, Cedar Land highway planned to start by July 1, and local Sundays at Panguitch Lake with good catches. It also discusses Democratic National Convention plans, revised county fair dates, and broad remarks on preparedness and political tensions.
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Pareowan and
Paragonsh
State Fish and Game Commission
Gurr and Rod Club
Perowati Paragonan
Messrs
Willard Day
H. L. Adams
Coop Valley
Panguitch Lake
Mammoth Creek
Hugh E. Matheson
Democratic Party
San Francisco
Waiting their turn in a strange town on tram ride
Giles and his wife travel with hope to see their son in a large town. After boarding a tram to the address given, they wait as the conductor calls James Street then Catherine Terrace and a man and woman alight. They stay still, awaiting their names to be called.
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Giles
James Street
Cathere Terrace
Critics Simmy Pa Dramatic Exitic Phrase
A fragment notes a Critic named Simmy Pa describing a dramatic exitic term. It mentions a Pa man aged 59 with a stated 44 100 percent pooh and unclear context. The source fragment is sparse and non-specific.
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Simmy
In the Dark Mr Stingy Scolds Lantern Habit
The Kickup ranch owner mocks the hired man for carrying a lantern to visit his girl. The hired man lights the lantern anyway and replies with a rueful retort about the outcome.
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Stingy
Kickup
Ranging in Circles at Breakfast Walk
A hotel porter questions a guest pacing the lobby revolving decor after he explains he is taking a pre breakfast walk. The guest says he cannot go far as he expects a telephone call any minute.
How About the Steak Diner Delays Customer Patience
A diner confronts a waiter about a long wait for a steak. The waiter acknowledges the delay and remarks that if all customers were as patient, service would improve. The exchange highlights tension over kitchen pace and courtesy in a busy dining room.
Engagement Question Sparks Talk of Mrs Hammer So Phoebe
Report notes a playful exchange about Phoebe returning to live with her husband amid chatter over his supposed good time. The brief exchanges hint at social engagement rumors and domestic expectations without detailing names beyond Phoebe and Mrs Sl.
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Mrs. Hammer
Phoebe
Mrs. Slammer
Optical Tension Optician Lines on the Chart
A playful exchange about eyesight and charts contrasts an optician’s patient asking what chart to read, highlighting tension between expert framing and lay ignorance in a light urban joke style.
Nature Lesson Teacher And what lesson do we learn from the busy bee
A playful exchange quotes a nature lesson where a teacher asks for a bee wisdom and a Smart Boy answers that the lesson is not to get stung, reflecting a light humor moment.
Wasn t It Full First Straphanger Gosh
A fragmentary dialogue describes a staggering cat and repeated reaction by two speakers. The terse exchange notes a person or animal's drunken staggering and replies in a rough colloquial style. No clear names, places, or dates are given.
Silver Lining Boxing Remark Tailors Promise Of Prize
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled boxing related exchange mentioning a famous boxer and a $50,000 prize. Phrases imply risk and safety concerns about brakes and a horn, with several unclear quotes. The readable bits suggest a newsy tease about a bout and a financier’s stake.
Heading the List If it wasn't for me you'd be the biggest fool
The fragmentary text hints at a show business quarrel or boast. It quotes a remark about pride or merit, suggesting a defensive line in an onstage or industry dispute. No clear event, date, or participants are readable to identify a full news item.
Second Helping Diner Offers Salmon Price Confusion
A short reader note describes confusion at a diner about a salmon dish price versus a past week. The writer claims the current offering is not as good as before and expresses dissatisfaction with service.
Modifications in 1910 wheat and barley loan rules
J M Palmer announces changes to Commodity Credit Corporation loans under the 1910 wheat and barley program. Wheat stored in approved warehouses matures in eight months or by April 30, 1941, barley in ten months or by April 30, 1941. Farm stored grain loans mature in ten months. Loans are on demand to retain flexibility amid unsettled world markets. Loans require approved storage and collateral based on grain quality.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
J. M. Palmer
Tron County Aaa Committee
Ms. Palmer
Utah Showmen urged to use state resources and youth potential
L C Montgomery president of the Utah Cattle and Horse Groves association urged exhibitors at the Fourth Annual Intermountain Junior Fat Stock show banquet in the Hotel Utah June 5 to harness Utah’s vast resources. He cited mining livestock and electricity development as linked growth areas and warned youth not to seek greener pastures elsewhere.
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L. C. Montgomery
Utah Cattle and Horse Groves Association
Intermountain
Utah
Montgomery
Pennsylvania
Epsom
Specialist outlines meat storage and freezer use
An article explains how freezer lockers work and best practices for meat storage. It covers proper temperature, wrapping to prevent freezer burn, frozen ground meat, and seasoning after thawing. It also notes a new rural hospital construction program funded by the Senate and farm industry implications.
Reader Advertisements and Kennels Notice
Reader advertisements show sales of hunting dogs and spayed fetishes with prices, spanned from $2.00 to $10.09. The listing mentions Cocker Spaniels and Labrador types from the Wheeler Kennels, Provo, Utah, with contact through Bob Mitchell in Yurowaay and a mining location notices section.
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Sellers
Springer Gale Ab
Ri Wheeler Kennels
Provo
Bob Mitchell
Yurowaay
Sale Et Tires
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S Labor
Charhes Michelson
Iran County
Cedar Land
Jersey
Peter H. Gurr
Ee H.C. Parcerts
Wiils Intermountain Title Guaranty Co
Houw
Farowan
Kite
Jiaven
Falun Nleive
SAA
Youth Way
Senate
Puls Health Service
Federal World Agency
Werner
Steven M, Eyre
Parowan
Cdal and Choice
Ance J. Aduntly
WOOP
Cart
Rock
Sale
Phone
J. A. Evathie Parowan
Tiesté
Old Gucktr Company
Towrenreburg
Badtantt
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