Constitutional convention call gains Democratic state support
The Salt Lake Tribune reports rising interest from Democrats to urge President Taft and Congress to amend the U S Constitution to permit a constitutional convention for proposing amendments. It notes 22 states have concurred and four more are needed, listing Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Iowa, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin, Wyoming, with potential fourth states including Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia.
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Drowning deaths prompt reflection on youth and duty
The account honors Hunter brothers who perished in a drowning attempt to rescue the younger, inexperience showing dangers for boys entering treacherous streams. It notes the sacrifice of the elder and urges caution for others facing swift water and distress.
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Hunter
Slalph
Fragmentary Verse On Weber County Deaths And Sacrifice
A damaged, archaic-sounding excerpt laments deaths at West Weber and honors a sacrifice. It references a graveyard, a son named Thomas Gray, and a poem fragment about distant bells and the echo of bedded brothers, conveying somber, reflective mood with limited readable facts.
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Wii Huster
Reat
West Weber
Thomas Gray
When I a Woman Homely in History Thought and Style
A fragmented critique on how society labels women as homely or beautiful and how such judgments shape power and admiration. The text invokes history and biography to argue that language masks thought and that women deemed homely can wield influence beyond appearance. It highlights everyday contrasts between perceived homeliness and male praise.
Union Pacific Issues A Beautiful Book
Union Pacific releases a richly illustrated volume titled The Over Road Route to the Road of a Thousand Wonders. The pamphlet, received via A. I Moneles, showcases color lithographs and photographs along the Ogden Canyon and Hermitage, praising the railroad’s scenic route and artistic presentation.
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Brantly
Upton Pacife
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Ogden Canyon
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Fragmentary note hints at a request for an discharge list copy
A garbled memo mentions F L Lomax and Mr Moseley and asks for an discharge list. It notes a request to obtain a copy of a work titled The Thousand Wonders and asks who can buy a copy.
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Pirie
F. L. Lomax
Mr. Moseley
The German City Council Model Compared With America
A Chronicle article argues that American city government suffers from absence of capable citizens in administration while German councils recruit from top professionals. Professors Monroe and others note Berlin’s councilors as a well selected elite, often sacrificing private gain for public duty. The piece contrasts civic engagement and tenure in German municipalities with American norms.
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Chronicle
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Itme
Monroe
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Berlin
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Academie Dtreteh
Teed Ag
Tom Aute
Snggler
Monron Julta
Germare
Americana
Ahvtldakea
Fragmented English Text Reflects Partial War Time Rhetoric
Obscured OCR passage shows incomplete lines about Americans, effort, and a pledged habit or aid. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable names. Cannot determine full report or outcome from the fragment provided.
New Industry to North of Ogden
The Portland Cement Company has begun a vigorous construction program for a new factory just north of Provo, aiming to be ready by October or November. The plant is planned to produce up to 600 barrels daily with a 10 to 1 ratio cement mill and will use power from the Utah smelter area, with a new power plant to be built. Local editor notes a wave of industry expanding in Utah and references social scenes along Twenty fourth Street including a dramatic street confrontation outside a saloon.
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Tiigham City
Marinery
United States
Gttaeesest
Wed
Bell
Ikewaggo Cement
Marl
Utah
Ulan
Mme
Btanford
Oxdea
Twenty-fourth Street
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Innes
Crose
Spain
Ile
Gga
Andy
Ike
Ubeetes
Abe
Tha Galoon
Lok
Uleo
Taft Faces Tax Conflict as Congress Debates Reform
President Taft presses for a corporation tax amendment amid White House briefings and House opposition. Aldrich Payne and Bentzor discuss the risk of dropping the measure in conference as traders seek assurances. The rate controversy centers on a 2 percent net income levy versus a proposed 1 percent in a tense tax reform effort. Exposition rates listed for Oregon Short Line travel to Beattie are announced.
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Congress
Airyan
Seppost
Oregon
Chesa Aw
Bryan
Tam
Benaers
Pana
Hunter Brothers
Washington
Bentzor Aldrich
Payne
Renate and
House
White House
Wickerabad
Arguments Made in Gingles Case in Chicago Trial
July 15 hearing on evidence in the trial of Gings Gingles lace maker charged with larceny. Arguments argued this afternoon as to an insanity plea based on Dr James W Hall testimony that only an insane person would inflict wounds on herself. denied by defense counsel.
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