David Eccles and the Cache Valley franchise clash
An article praises David Eccles as an empire builder ready to push an electric line through Cache Valley. It argues critics oppose the franchise while denying illicit rumors about Logan Rapid Transit, and mentions broader religious and social movements shaping global upheavals.
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David Eccles
Cache Valley
Cache Commissioners
Cain and
Hell
Logan Rapid Transit Company
David Eeeley
Ogden
Brigham
Mantua
Oregon
Utah
Will to Suppress 'The Mountain Meadows Massacre' Films
W H Swanson of the Independent Film Company met with President Joseph F Smith to suppress the foreign made scurrilous pictures about The Mountain Meadows Massacre. The films may be withdrawn in nine states and possibly entirely. Also notes rising support for county division on the east side and warns against manipulative politicians amid Unity sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Swanson
Independenct Film Company
Joseph F. Smith
Mountain Meadows
Salt Lake
Benedict Arnolds
Rail line promises and local support for Mr Eccles in Oneida county
The piece argues that a railroad brings progress and prosperity and defends Mr Eccles as a legitimate promoter. It asserts a favorable local reception in Russquarter and claims opponents lack solid grounds. The writer emphasizes benefits of roads and rail for civilization and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eccles
Oneida
Russquarter
Cry Baby play warms Tuesday crowd under tented dome
Amusements report Elwin Strong company presented The Cry Baby to a fair audience. The prairie tale follows a lost boy raised among camps and range who discovers aristocratic roots. Strong fits the title role as the troupe plans a week long summer stand with 32 actors and a full orchestra.
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Elwi Strong
Elwin Strong
Two Married Men play offers comic crime and romance
The Preston Opera House presents Two Married Men a lively evening where Mrs Talbot and Mr Bender scheme for affection. After a theatre outing they encounter romance and trouble when a cafe raid by police upends their plans, with a lighthearted ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bender
Bott
Missouri Girl comedy comes to Preston Opera House
Managers Needham and Blood announce Fred Raymond's great comedy The Missouri Girl will play February 27 in Preston. The company brings two complete sets of scenery and aims to deliver the same production seen in New York and Chicago with a full stage presentation.
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Needham
Blood
Preston Opera House
Preston
Fred Raymond
New York
Chicago
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