Constitutional Amendment Proposed for Utah Information Prosecution
The Utah Legislature proposes to amend Article Three Section 13 to allow prosecutions by information after magistrate examination, with indictment optional by consent. If adopted by electors, the amendment becomes effective January 1, 1949. Secretary of State Heber Bennion, Jr. certifies the full text and seal on August 16, 1948.
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State of
Utah
Secretary of State
I. Heber Bennion, JR
Salt Lake City
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United States
Thomas E. Dewey
Earl Warren
Congress
David J. Wilson
Supreme Court
Elias Hansen
J. Bracken Lee
Mark Anderson
Sherman J. Preece
Archer R. Clayton
A. Pratt Kesler
Supt. of Public Instruction
Ernest E. Greenwood
L. N. Marsden
Ray Lyman
H. H. Lunt
Douglas Clark
Iran
President
Harry S. Truman
Alben W. Barkley
Walter K. Granger
Roger I. McDonough
Hebert B. Maw
Heber Bennion, JR
State Auditor
Reese M. Reese
Ferrell
H. Adams
Clinton D. Vernon
E. Allen Bateman
Will L. Hoyt
Ellis J. Pickett
Herman E. Bayles
Warren H. Bulloch
Richard H. Leigh
Party of Utah
Henry A. Wallace
Glen H. Taylor
the Supreme Court
Workers Party
Farrell Popes
Grace Carlson
J. W. Clair Rowley
Iron County
Uriah
Tron County
Don
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Walt” Granger
Agriculture Committee
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Chainaan
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