Prohibition Party Electors Added To Utah Ballots
For the first time in fifteen years the Prohibition party will appear on Utah ballots with presidential electors J Frank Hanly and Rev Ing Landrish. Secretary of State certificates list electors Be Waite Page and Worrall. Ballots for the November 7 election will be placed in county voting machines next week. The party emblem on the ballot will be a Fountain symbolizing purity.
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Prohibition Party
Utah
J. Frank Hanly
Ing Landrish
Harry Hales
David Mattson
Rachael H. Waite
Louis J. Page
James J. Worrall
Made In Germany Clock Trade In Newcastle Tale
In Newcastle the village cobbler Georgie Ryton bought two clocks a standfath ers and a small nickel clock on the mantels shelf The grandfather clock remains unaltered to satisfy daylight saving rules A customer questions the change Ryton replies the grandfather clock has told the truth for sixty years and the title bergar in Germany will be sold honest as can be for that job
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Georgie Ryton
Bill
Geordie
Berger Tade
Newcastle
Exp. Chronicle
Utah Republicans' odd bedfellows remark sparks vitriolic clashes
Nephi L Morris once Bull Moose hopeful and Utah independent thinker slams the Republican Party as rotten and unfit, claiming it seeks control of state offices to skim funds. He accuses leaders of deceit while touting a self styled cause above party and invokes phrases like dust to dust and peace to its ashes.
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Utah
Trpols
Nephi L. Morzin
Mull Mooser
Leashan
Morris
Spit
Manth
Herald
Nephi L. Morris
Bull Moone
Republican Party
Morela
Hughes Foregin Policy Outlined By Voices Of Past Reformers
An editorial discussion criticizes Hughes Roosevelt and Wilson, urging bold action and warning of war risks. It cites Mother Jones and a crowd incident at Eighty sixth Street, arguing for a militant foreign policy stance echoed by Roosevelt and Taft figures. The piece questions Wilsons leadership and references labor bills and party fault lines.
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New York World
Mother Jones
Eighty-sixth
Charles E. Hughes
Theodore Roosevelt
Eliza Hoot
Hughes-Hoosevelt
Wilon
United States
Europe
Mexico
Wilson
Geographical Sketches of Democratic Nominees
Geographical sketches highlight Charles H. M. Ramey as a Democratic candidate for county clerk with claim of Americanist ancestry. Ramey, a Ogden native born thirty-three years ago, is said to descend from Commodore John Barry and Revolutionary and Civil War ancestors.
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Charles HM. Ramey
Chatira M. Ramey
Mr. Tames
Commodore John Barry
Mr. Ramey Wan
Ogden
Wan
Ogden Hirh
Ogden Labor Leader Seeks Clerk Post Amid Endorsements
The text describes a man from Ogden with years farming experience, later employed as a clerk by Southern Facilic and a telephone company for two years each, then seven years in field work for Modern Woodmen of America, and finally a shipping clerk at Ogden Commen company. Endorsements from former and current employers accompany his bid to run the office with economy and efficiency, highlighting his business experience and capability. It also quotes praise for labor leaders Lincoln and Wilson, noting Wilson’s support of organization and eight-hour workday as a historic forward step in labor history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Southern Facilic Company
Tellyphone Company
Order of Modern Woodmen of America
Ogden Comm Eon Company
Ramey
Lancoln
Wilson
Lincoln
Dagll M. Manly
Increasing Business in Portugal Boosts American Trade
Washington reports rising American activity in Portugal with consular notices noting expanding business. Since January, twenty American vessels have discharged cargoes at the port, a figure not approached before, underscoring growing U S involvement abroad and the administration's stated goals to serve the rank and file of American people over investment interests.
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Constanty
United States
President Wilson
Washington
Portugal
Ainbon
Music at rallies of Republicans in county events
Two musical groups from the Young Men's Republican club will perform at county rallies before the election. The Glee club and a second vocal quartet will provide the music at Huntsville, Hooper, and Eden rallies. Speakers include E G Mills, Judge Bagley, and Rev Christian Garver, with the program outlining emergency measures and the cane victims.
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Young Men's Republican Club
Glee Club
Huntsville
Frank J. Hendershot
Jarry Hales
Oil Reeves
Victor Thomas
Hooper
Leatherwood
Fialt Lake
E. P. Mills
Improvements at Angmotorigat Central Station Firehouse
The crowded quarters at city fire station No 1 have been expanded after abandoning Station No 2 and moving gear to the downtown station. Sleeping rooms for four from Ga lon 2, a new alarm gong, automatic lighting, a slidepole, storage battery planned for efficiency, and upgraded showers replace old facilities. A Lundgren pump unit costing 125 dollars was received to boost the department's capabilities and lifelike pumping adjustments for ages.
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City Fire Station No. 1
Gtalon 2
G. A. Graves
Uielodatn
Merabera
Tira
Bear hunting expedition heads to southern Utah
Jean Morris, head clerk for the signal department of Southern Pacific, leaves for a hunting trip in southern Utah with H. Heckert, an ex-pert with a gun. Morris is known as a great bear hunter and they expect to return with many fine skins. Claude Hensley plans to join later but is tied to Eagles hall construction.
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Jean Morris
Signal Department
Southern Pacific Company
Utah
H. Heckert
Morris
Ben
Claude Hensley
Hensley
Eagles' Hall
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