Young attorney W Hal Parr returns from Indianapolis
W Hal Parr son of the late Winslow Fair recently graduated with high honors from the Indians Law School in Indianapolis a branch of the University of Indians He attended Orden High School ranked third in his class and was a member of Phi Delta Kappa at Indiana Law School He plans to open an office in the Eccles building soon Also noting a statistic: one female in every nine in New York is employed in a factory.
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W. Hal Parr
Winslow Fair
Indians Law School
Indianapolis
University of Indians
Parr Iaw
The
Orden High School
Indiana
Indiana Law School
Orden
Phi Delta Kappa
Eccles
Butler killed Mrs Spanell details from trial transcript
San Angelo Texas January 25 Starzl J Spanell testified in Alpine about the shooting death of his wife Mrs Spanell last July. He described Butler as loud in conversation bold in action and often funny and rough. Spanell said Butler forced attention on him and attempted to ride in the back seat with Mrs Spanell. He recalled Butler leaving his room to go downstairs and finding Mrs Spanell in Cutter's room visibly frightened.
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San Annelo
Texas
Starzl
J. Spanell
Ble
Alpine
Trans
Spanell
of. C. Thutter
Nutlet
Aes
Alpin
Hetle
Butler
Cutter
Merald Mrs. Butler
Union Pacific Blockaded Near Medicina Nend Wyoming
Snow again disrupts the main line of the Union Pacific railroad near Medicina Nend a Wyoming halting train movement. Officials hope to clear the line this afternoon. Also noted are random ad clippings about Foley remedies and a school and labor union data point from Washington.
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Snow
Union Pacific Railroad
Medicina Nend
Wyoming
Prosperity Through Agriculture and Local Industry
The article argues that towns should seek prosperity by developing agriculture and domestic factories. It laments loss of local initiative, urges building corn, wheat, cotton, dairy, and meat industries, and calls for stronger chambers of commerce to attract factories and wealth locally.
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Cork
Herrino
Fluccas Factorien
Statch
Pinar Milla Feceta
Mouse
Chamerica
Tatba
Imaore Chambera of Commerce and Agriculture
Howe
Governor to Attend Banquet and Farm Bureau Committee Naming
Mystery speaker at farm contention session in Tabernacle tonight. Governor Bamberger to attend Weber club banquet to announce a farmers and bureaus committee and outline state efforts. program covers nutrition, veterinary care, horticulture, drainage, canning, marketing, and home economics with notable Utah figures.
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Mathonikah Thomas
Salt Lake County
Secni
Tabernacio
Farm Bureau
W. Wherry
Ogden
Jet Dentiti
Overnor Blinon Bamberger
Weber Club
Damberger
Reus
Looper
Donald D. McKay
Byron Alder
At. J. Frederick
Clyde W. Lindsay
Utah County
W. E Carrol
Emil Haceen
Utah
L. M. Winsor
William van Alen
Canner Canning Company
Orden
Mark WH. Greene
James A. Anderson
Morgan
Utah Agricultural College
Eukeepers
Pino Solo
Louisa Perce
Bolo
Ellen Thomas Pianosco
Luvian Wright
Hasrlet
L. B. Darling
Brookline
Nass
Darting
Salt Lake County seeks 10 more seats in Utah Legislature
Utah state house report highlights proposals in the Salt Lake area including reapportionment to add five representatives, county focus on four of five new seats for Salt Lake County, and bills on water, public health, licensing, and child labor. Senate measures include pool regulation and water disposal. a memorial urges national constitutional amendment for nationwide prohibition. A note on Edmund Breese promotes The Spell of the Yukon at Utah theaters.
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Salt Lake County
State House
Salt Lake
Home Labor Committee
Bywater
Rome
Representasikke Eddy
Ilor Elder
House Judiciary Committee
Hawiros
Oxteopath
Capitol Building
West Turetay
Joseph Chez
Committee On Education
Dern
Senate
Wootton—Ag
Wootton
Legislative
Chen
Utah
House
Young —Frehibbon
Me.Kinney
United States
Tevan
Berg
Southwich
Lek
Lelalite
Hayward
H. Tk
McKinney
Retet- Mig
Iran
Jatlag
Inaus
Hywater
Curtle
Decher
Legislative Reference Committee
Funk—Prisid
Ing
Commerce and Industry Committee
Pro- Ditton and Betterment League Healthy
Commerce Ant Industry
Hills
Tram State Board
Miners and State Board
Joan Commissionere
Elaine
Hopes Wilson Will Veto Bill Prompting Hopeful Veto Prompted
Fragment from a Maryland bulletin notes Cardinal Gib on presiding over immigration debate and urges President Wilson to veto a reform measure. The Cardinal praises prior vetoes and expresses concern that the revised bill would admit entrants and undermine virtuous training.
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Balthmore
Gibbona
Wilacn
Tulcuzena
Wilson
Big Bill Opens At Orpheum Today
Forty years into minstrel tradition George Primrose leads seven blackface artists at the Orpheum this week. Primrose notes the troupe features hand picked performers trained under his guidance plus new acts such as Resist a maid of dainty stir and manners and a Good Ship Nancy Lee segment. The program includes Weber and Elliott novelty comedy and Leo and Mae Jackson cycling act with Tretta on accordio and new syncopated melodies alongside familiar ballads.
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Cork
George Primrose
Miosirelay
Will Beachine
Randomite
United States
Harlow
Wilson
Primrose
West
Vauderiia
Orpheum
Prim
Rose
Bo Resista
Dalntystir
Frederick Melvilla
Realsta
Gilroy
Hayner
Montecmers
Nancy Lee
Tong
Weber
Eliott
Leo
Mae Jackson
Jackson
Misa Jackson
Tretta
Illiteracy and immigration clash in the Micracy debate
The text argues against linking iLiteracy with virtue or associating intelligent people with moral depravity. It claims the literate are not inherently virtuous while praising the productive potential of illiterate immigrants and their descendants who assimilate through education and English use, noting difficulties in distinguishing native and foreign lineages.
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United States
Delegation 18 Rebuked by President Wilson
President Wilson rebuked a Maryland League for National Defense delegation over calls for universal military training and harsh language about the national guard. The group’s memorial, read by Major Standolph Barton, labeled the guard system a failure and urged compulsory training. Wilson spoke at Duncan, Canada, arguing their stance hindered progress on public works.
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Washington
Wilson
Maryland League For National Defense
National Guard
Standolph Barton Apakn
Wiron
Duncan
Canada
Eagles Smoker Planned At Eagles Hall Next Tuesday
Plans for a smoker and athletic entertainment at the Eagles hall on Grant avenue are set for next Tuesday night. The program promises three wrestling bouts and three boxing matches along with vocal and instrumental numbers. A flier in Joplin, Mo, notes Winnipeg, Canada has appointed a policewoman.
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Estles
Eagles
Grant Avenue
Joplin
Winnipeg
Canada
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Everfresh Food
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Foley & Co
Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Foley
Mcintyre Inc
Tennsylvania
D. C
Vutnlon Han
Portun
P. G. Holden
Rosa
Sen
Utah Agricultural Ecollege
E.G. Peterson
Caer
J. W. McKinney
J. J H. Mace
House Hill No
Cardon
Paseed
Edmund Breese
Dan McGrew
Yukon
Cardinal Gibbons
Congress
Big Bill
Caine
Dzetlss
Lchson
Elyod
GeoPrimrose
Niroy
Hlongomery
Orpheum Theater
Mme
Simone A. Pujet
Simone Fet
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