State finances show rising debt under Democratic administration
A Utah financial report criticizes the Democratic administration for increasing bonded debt from 2.56 million to 3.41 million and raising state payroll expenditures by 360 thousand dollars annually. It cites deficits of 800 thousand dollars forecast to March 1921, higher tax receipts, and questionable land loan losses including 110 thousand dollars to Orem Town and 160 thousand to Lyondyl Town. The piece questions why state road bonds were not used to offset losses.
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Financing Private Projects With State Funds
Utah contract with Dixie Power Co for a 40 000 power line project violates state constitution which bars lending credit or aiding private enterprises. Budget lore cites misused appropriations and ongoing expenses, with officials promising reforms yet failing to show treasury gains.
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The Next President of the United States The Nast President
A political endorsement praising Senator Harding as the American neighbor next in the presidency. The piece extols his farming roots simplicity and loyalty to United States interests, urging readers to vote for him and rejecting world domination ambitions. It portrays Harding as a constructive servant of the people and a candidate aligned with ordinary citizens after the war.
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