Simon Bamberger to Speak at the Headquarters
Democratic campaign note says Simon Bamberger, 13, will address a Woodrow Wilson club meeting at the Democratic headquarters in Farmington in June 1994. The event follows local political activity including Joseph Cher and David J. Sting representing a divorce case in district court yesterday.
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Farmington
Lola Powell
Francis A. Porci
Tien
Santans
Joseph Cher
David J. Sting
Fala E
Joseph Chez
Riverdale
Woodrow Wheon Clube
Fver
Woodrow Wilson Club
Ogden
Astricis
Farr West
Marriott
Umiah
Kanesville
Teasant View
Blackmailers Target David C Eccles in Utah Case
Guards have watched the residence of David C Eccles as Pinkerton and local police pursue extortion amid gunfire with bandits. No kidnapping threat to Eccles children. Also, Janette Crase accuses Frank A Crase of desertion in a district court filing.
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Eccles
Janette Crase
Frank A. Crase
Senator Smoots Emergency Politics in Utah Campaign
A fragmentary 1910 discussion portrays Senator Smoot as a controversial political actor in Utah. It cites his shifting stance on prohibition, clashes with allies like Friggam H. Roberts, and a debated role in supporting or hindering the Hughes campaign amid wartime sentiment.
Untitled fragmentary item on vehicle parts and names
Fragmentary OCR text mentions balktk lght wheels back fender and a list of names with numbers, lacking coherent event or action. no clear date or location, making precise summary difficult.
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Colorado
Cartoon on Mexican War fuels race tension in campaign
The article critiques a Republican campaign cartoon displayed in Ogden showing weeping women and a donkey figure amid captions about Mexican war casualties. It argues the cartoon misrepresents facts about Carrizal and aims to inflame voters, noting readers’ reactions and questioning campaign strategy.
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Cambalan
Ogden
Mexico
Carrizal
United States Cavalry
Jane Addams Votes for Wilson in Chicago Speech
Chicago and Ort 19. Jane Addams of Hull House arrived from a Maine illness to declare she will vote for Woodrow Wilson. The famed reformer, central figure at the 1912 progressive convention, said she is too ill to campaign but will cast her ballot for the president. Her support joins a roster of notable reformers and social workers.
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Chicago
William
Miles Jane Addams
Hull Mouse
Theodore Hoosevelt
America
Maine
Wilton
Miss Addams
Calone Toosevelt
Moosers
Tog SM
Addams
Woodrow Wilton
Wilkan
Ella Flagg Young
Schools of
Justice Hughes Viewed as Supreme Court Public Figure
In 1812 Justice Hughes, a supreme court member, was asked to run for president. He reportedly replied that a man on the high judicial bench would not seek another office nor pursue the one he aspires to, reflecting his stance on holding and seeking public office.
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Hughes
Supreme Court
Hightat Judicial Tribunal
Agee Democratic Nominee for State Judge Card
Biographical sketches of Alfred W Agee Democratic nominee for state judge on a nonpartisan platform. Agee, Nebraska governor and long time attorney, advocates nonpartisan judiciary principles. Born in Tennessee, raised in Indiana, educated there, read law in Jacksonville Illinois, admitted to Nebraska bar 1876. Previously served as governor and state legislator.
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Alfred W. Agee
Weutegant Covernor
Nebraska
Stair
Chatelet
Ages
Agee
Tennessee
Indiana
Union Ter Ory
Agen
Indlana
Jacksonville
Aurora
Ante
Covernor
Nebraeka
Hepetr
Monumental obituary hints at an aging legal career
The fragment describes a man known as Mr. Agew who moved to Utah in 1897 and lived in Ogden thereafter. It notes his early one term in public service, his role in creating a Soldiers and Sailors Home at Grand Island, and his influence in voting against women’s suffrage. It mentions a notable court career including a state supreme court reversal and a nomination for district judge by Mrs Actowan, then references a sorrowful monument raised in his memory and a hostile newspaper quote.
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Lallore
Grand Island
Agew
Utah
Ogden
Actowan
It Can't Be Done Progressives Dont Let Them Fool You It Cant Be Done
A fragment discusses Republican press views urging voters that supporting Sr Plughen does not require endorsing the party. It questions how one can back Hughes without endorsing Penrose for finance committee chair or Mounty and Fardney for house committees. It mentions Strot Lodge Gallinger Weeks as party standpatters in Congress.
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Republican Press
Sr. Plughen
Republican Party
Indere
Mr. Hughes
Strot
Lodge
Gallinger
Weeks
Congress
It Pays to Advertise Widow Honors Man with Stone
An obituary item notes a widow of a mammoth size placed a stone above his grave with his name in large letters to draw the eye of passersby, signaling the public tribute and the advertising theme.
Quarantine Established for Boxeloer Abies Dogs
The county board of commissioners ordered all dogs in the northern half of the county to be muzzled or kept in solitary confinement until further notice. The quarantine covers roughly three fifths of the county and takes effect October 1 at noon. Sheriffs and precinct constables will enforce the order, with fines and imprisonment for violations.
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Tirigham City
Board of Commiasionera
Norh
Great Ealt Lake
Hearlrer
Women’s Republican Club Organizes City Chapter
A Young Woman's Republican club formed to spark female interest in the campaign. At Republican HQ last night speakers included Mrs Jane Hyde and Lora Edington of the State Central committee. Floraca Cowan and Miss Louise Milten provided mosaics. officers named: Mrs Elias Jensen chair, Amanda Campbell first vice chair, Eliza Hanson second vice, Finns G Larsen first vice, Bills Triesto Los secretary.
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Woman's Republican Club
Thle City
Campaiga
Republican
Sirs
Janetin Hyde
Lir Bacah Eddington
Republican State Central Committee
Floraca Cowan
Misa Louise Milten
Elias Jensen
Xre
Amanda Campbell
Great Anxiety Felt in Bremen
London despatch reports the German Ocean Navigation Company submarine Bremen is believed lost with no news from Bremen. Anxiety among crew families in Bremen grows as future Atlantic voyages by commercial submarines loom uncertain and departure of Protverlans voyage across the Atlantic is cancelled. Read the Classified Ads.
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Athena
Tiremen
German Ocean Navigation Company
Bremen
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