Utah Legislature Passes Wide Range of Bills
A busy day in the Utah Legislature saw the House pass a measure to appoint a governor-appointed commission for city and police appointments by 20 to 12, with Senate approval implied. The session reviewed numerous bills on state funds, public health, rail safety, education, infrastructure, and public finance, including a capital building project and a state capitol commission.
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Salt Lake
House
Congress
Blog
Utah
Senate
Benner X Smith
Palnilnes Hy
Williame
W.N Wiliams
Shel Bullen, Jr
Carl A. Badger
Territory of
William McMittin
Braxton Barnette
Francis Nielson
Ashton House
William McMillin
Publc Services Commission
J. Bartley
Hy Benner X
Smith
Charles FE
Marks
Harvey P Randall
Benner X. Smith
B.C. Ashton
William C. Horsley
W.N. Willams
Natonal Guard
W. M. Williams
J. A. Hyie
Carl A. Bader
J. N. Henrie
Bonner X Smith
University of Utah
J. B. McCracken
FT. Mutaniski
Roequirine Physicians
Utah Delegation Committee Changes Discussed in Washington
Washington March 15 The senate committees on committees will not report changes to M committee assignments for at least a week. It is expected Senator Smoot will join the finance committee and Mr Sutherland the judiciary committee. In the house discussion centered on Howell for Ways and Means, but Chairman Payne opposes him due to interests of the.
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Washington
Senate Committees On Committees
Smoot
Finance
Sutherland
Judiciary
House
Howell
Ways and Means
Payne
Utah’s tariff debate on hides and Philippine sugar
The tariff bill’s Utah schedule faces opposition from a state representative over the plan for free hides and free Philippine sugar up to 20,000 tons annually. A personal health ad claims a tube remedy provides immediate relief for inflammation and itching, sold by Geo. Cave and Depot Drug Store.
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C. Burton, Jr
Senate
S. J. Stookey
Rudolph Kuehler
WN. Williams
Joint Committee On Appropriations
A E. Miller
Utah
Mies
Geo. Cave and Depot Drug Store
Near-Riot Sparks Clash Between Greek and American Workers
A midday dispute on a viaduct at Twenty fourth street escalated when Greek trackmen were removed from photographing steel workers. The Greeks returned, a fight followed, punches and a thrown cobblestone injured several Greeks before they fled. No arrests were made.
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Viaduet
Tower
Twenty-fourth Street
Nevin Nominated for Mayor in Butte Democratic Ticket
Butte Montana March 16 Charles P Nevin named by the Democrats as mayoral candidate. Jerry McCarthy former mayor was nominated for city treasurer. Other municipal offices also listed.
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Butte
Mont
Charles P. Nevin
Democrates
Jerry McCarthy
Telegraphers Strike Declared in Paris After Meeting
Paris reports a general strike of post office telegraphers after a large meeting of the general association of post telegrapher employees. About 5,000 members attended the gathering expressing coordinated action.
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Paris
Post Ofice Department
General Association of Post Telegrapher Emplovee
Doctoral Degree to Be Issued After Four Years
Officials announce a plan for issuing a doctorate in four years. The program targets completing required coursework and research within the four year period and aligns with university standards. Researchers and faculty plan staged milestones to ensure timely degree conferral.
Meetings Decide Not to Raise Educational Standards
Yesterday’s gatherings concluded no immediate increase in educational requirements for admission to middle schools in this country. Authorities stressed maintaining current standards and focusing on implementation.
American department store opens in London draws crowds
London on March 16 saw about 150 008 visitors at the formal opening of a large American department store. Most visitors were women eager to explore what an American shop offers, marking a memorable moment in English retail as rivals race to outdo the new Yankee entrant.
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London
Amos McCoy Dead Acrobat and Contortionist Dies at 15
Colorado Springs reports the death of Amos McCoy a 15 year old acrobat and contortionist known nationwide from pneumonia died last night in the city.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Amos McCoy
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Utah National Bank OF Ogden
Glen Bros.' Piano Co
Washington Ave
Ogden
Steger & Sons
Steger
BELL
Independent
Washington Avenue
Ogden, Utah
Board of Trustees
Utah Ardent Tura College
Werahel Bullen, Jr
T. Hulantaki
Jas. B. Wilson
Committee On Appropriations
Bluff
Dairy and Pure Food Bureau
Haneon
Washington County
Albert E. Miller
J. Stookey
J. M. Murdock
B&b. King
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
G. A. Fuller
R. V. Pierce
de. Pierce
Pierce
DR. Pierce
Mr. Howell
Mmiy
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Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
the Mercantile Installment CO
24Th ST. Harry
Mrs. Morrison
Modiste
Palace
New York
the Association of American Medical Colleges
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