Nonpartisan judiciary and efficiency claims in Weber County race
The Weber County and Second Judicial District Republicans promote district judges and a district attorney praising past service and impartiality. The piece discusses nonpartisan judiciary proposals, critiques Democratic actions, and defends the current judiciary as independent of political machines while urging fair, candid conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Weber County
Second Judicial District
Eighty Per Cent Protest Against Adamson Law
Robert T. Frazier Jr of Nashville leads a growth of non-member railway era leagues condemning the Adamson law and President Wilson. He criticizes the administration for ignoring workers rights and calls for a full investigation, recounting a Washington visit with P. W. Walden and urging a strong appeal to Congress.
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Robert T. Frazier, Jr
Nashville
Teno
Wilson
Frazier
Congress
Aenion
Concrene
P. W. Walden
Washington
Handl
Fratter
Frater
Alt Hough
Farmer and Stock Growers Lost Under Underwood Tariff
Data shows tariff impact in Ten months of Memocratic free trade law with rises in imports of horses, cattle, sheep, swine, poultry, corn and wheat. The piece claims Utah Democratic policy shifted markets to untaxed imports, forcing citizens to pay government taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Morris for Governor of Utah Republican ticket
The passage extols Morris as a capable, honest candidate for Utah’s governorship. It highlights his pro prohibition stance, support for public utilities commission, equitable taxation, anti corruption, and ability to represent Utah well. It portrays him as a reforming, broadly supported Republican leader with prudent appointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Towlee
Maria
Norris
Uta
Utah
Uutilties Commission
Morrla
Marts
Judge Nathan J. Harris Re-Elected in Behalf of Judicial Duty
In a general review of men and events Judge Nathan J. Harris is praised as a candidate for re election to the Behalf of the Second Judicial district. He is noted for decisions on important questions and a state wide reputation for knowing the law and serving the people. Harris has served as county attorney district attorney and was elected to the state legislature. He was a member of the judiciary committee of the first Utah legislature which began in 1896, shaping the state’s early legislative machinery.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gowans
Republian
Judiciary
Davis County
Judeea
Afl Cere
Nathan J. Harris
Harrin
Tio Hae
Nice
Ware
Utah
Davis Pioneering Utah Lawyer Seeks Reelect in 1912
Mr. Davis, born in Utah to early pioneer parents Mich ard J. Davis and Eliza beth Cozens Davis, married Zille Thackery of Storgan county two years ago. A 1904 University of Michigan law graduate, he has practiced in Ogden since 1905 and was district attorney in 1912. He seeks a second term, citing economy, strict law adherence, and vigorous prosecutions including notable black mail cases.
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Mr. Davis
Utah
Michard J. Davis
Elizabeth Cozens Davis
Zille Thackery
Storgan County
University of Michigan
Ogden
Paviatag
Sppec
Cnse
Davia
Juntlee
Seland
Shetr
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Health Boost for All
An old advertisement touts Dr F M Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy for liver and bowel ailments after 17 years of use. It claims a gentle cleansing action, improved complexion, and relief from headaches and fatigue. The copy targets women and men, urging nightly use, with price per box and druggist availability.
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F. SM. Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Judge Howell A Pioneer Utah Fielded Republican Candidate
Judge J A Howell born Kelton Utah thirty nine years ago is a candid Republican for the Second district judgeship. A Utah pioneer stock man, he studied at Harvard College and Law School, served as municipal and district judge in Orden City, and is praised for a scholarly, fearless, and fair interpretation of the law. Colleagues describe him as diligent, conscientious, and dedicated to an absolutely fair deal for clients.
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Judge Howell
Kelton
Utah
Pioneer Busters
Lteese Howell
Jennie Howell
Oxden
Onder
Harvard College
Harvard Law School
Orden City
Howell
Congress in Need of Real Westerner Nominee Hoyt
In a controversial nomination for Congress from the First district, Timothy C. Hoyt is praised for lifelong public service and deep knowledge of western land laws. His career spans Kane County Attorney 1902, Forest Service roles in Utah, and extensive land policy work in Washington, with strong support from federal officials and delegates across counties. Hoyt’s experience includes drafting land exchanges, aiding the Smoot law, and shaping regulations for National Forest lands.
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Timothy C. Ufoyt
Nepublicana
Firat
Hoyts
Mayr Han
Kane County
Kelney
Texan
Salla
Border County
Hoyt
Sp. Hoyt
Lisle
Bevler
Utah
Stout Wan
Tn Washington
Lands
York
Moyt
Forest Service
Henry 8. Graves
Forestry Mureau
Washington
Adyme
E. A. Sherdan
Wmoyt
Elx Western Atates
Dilla
Canj
the Wert
Congress
Atalliar
Firet
Hla
Alnte
Tip
Vielrattudra
Pioneer Fire
Teaceios
Down's Kidney Ville Helps Nervous Daughters
A mother describes chronic weakness and urinary disorders from kidney trouble. The ad promotes Down's Kidney Ville as safe reliable and habit free, claiming it eases nerves and fatigue and supports daily housework and child care.
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Down's
Salt Lake City Woman Praises Kidney Kidney Remedy
Mrs J Winkl ess of 417 West Bisth Salt Lake City Italy reports kidney troubles with backache dizziness and fatigue. After using Deans Kidney Pills she notes prompt relief and relief from attacks, attributing improved well being to the remedy.
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Mra. J. Winkléss
W. Bisth
South St. Salt Lake City
Italy
Dean
Marina Sunk Without Warning Amid Ocean Toll
A telegram from Queenstown reports the torpedoing of the Marina with many Americans lost or missing. Names include Daniel Thomas and J Brown among others. Survivors describe a rapid sinking after two torpedoes and a boiler explosion, with lifeboats launched and a submarine seen but not engaged.
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Crookhaven
Bearhavern
Mueker
George Seabury
House
Tamson
Brown
Thomas
Middleton
Ore Huberteon
Two Submarines Sink Marina in Quick Strike
Surviving officer and crew describe a terrible explosion after two submarines attacked the steamer Marina off Cork. Fifteen Americans under U.S. consul care, Captain Browne praised, first torpedo caused a heavy blast then a second strike broke the ship apart.
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Hobertson
Cork
London
Marina
Sa Leo
Hubert Preston
Br. Smith
Stemn
Atern
Browne
Visihio Wan
Irestoneal
Inda Bunkers
Robert Hay
Germans Sink Greek Steamer Off Piraeus
Flerlin Nov 1 by wireless to Bay State. Thirty men drowned when the Greek steamer Angheliki was sunk by a German submarine off Piraeus while bound for Salonika with 205 volunteers for the Vedzel army aboard. News dispatches from Athens say 250 on board and 350 drowned.
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Flerlin
Athens
Angheliki
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Republican Department
Areetiiean Committee
Weber
J. A. Howell
John C. Davis
Republican Dept
Harris
Beconé Judicial Gireult
John C. Davie
Baya
Edrentss
Lyceum Today
Willams
Timothy C. Hoyt
Lila
Ian
All Depters
Foster-Milburm Co
Buffalo
Frost
Rowanmore
Faltimore
Liverpool
Merbere
Eoras
Eubmarines
Red
George Murphy
Brooklyn
Albert Sessler
Parvo
Liverpool Aldrersee
Murphy
Bessler
Mate
Ogden Sale CO
Talaphore
Cupltah Serseseecs
Resia
Browning
John Watson
L. & Eccles
R. B. Porter
James F Burton
Guabler
Bumner P. Nelson
Cash
Gil T
Cinkom
W. Mr. Griffith
Salt Lake City
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