Progressive paper vows relentless fight for reform and independence
The publication pledges staunch opposition to injustice and corruption, promising steadfast independence and fearless scrutiny of all parties. Gifford Pinchot to preside at a dinner, with Colonel Roosevelt expected to reply to old party critics. The piece notes Roosevelt’s allies aim for a united reform movement and hints at divisive reactions from Sutherland, Penrose, and Crane.
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Farewell Dinner to Roosevelt Sponsored by Progressives
The Progressive National and New York Service plan a farewell dinner for Colonel Roosevelt the night before his South American departure. Albert J. Baversidge and Raymond Rubin of Chicago, along with Roosevelt, will speak on Progressive aims to connect ideas with public policy.
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Dean Worcester to lecture in Ogden on Philippine policy
Former Philippine interior secretary Dean Worcester resigns and plans a U S lecturing tour starting in December. He will visit Ogden and deliver nine lectures across topics from Filipino tribes and headhunters to forest resources, health campaigns, and education methods, highlighting sanitation and independence themes.
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Merchants Boosting Trade Amid Expected Banking Law Progress
The piece notes merchants anticipate renewed distribution as general restrictions ease and retail stocks rebound. It highlights improving freight demand, higher class traffic, and potential favorable banking legislation delayed to the current and December sessions. Foreign investors prefer stable money rates, fearing highs, and hope the new law curbs abnormal rates.
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Prospects of Tomato Crop Challenge in Cold Spell
The week’s cold weather threatened tomato yields though 40 percent of the lines escaped damage. A heavy frost could have ruined a large portion of this year’s crop and cut output below last year, but hopeful forecasts suggest a two week to month-long cannery season if temperatures rise. The canning industry supports regional prosperity, with daily good weather from now to mid November potentially enriching the area by 20 to 30 thousand dollars.
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Destruction Methods for Gophers and Field Mice
Field mice burst in Ogden Valley causing damage while experts consider rapid rodent growth as a threat for next seasons. Proposals include concentrated lye to kill gophers by applying to their feet and bodies, a tactic similar to Nevada experiments in alfalfa fields where poison grains spread over fields reduced rodent populations.
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Change in Copper Strike Situation
In a court move Circuit Judge O Frien ordered an injunction halting miners from working. Western Federation of Miners seeks dissolution or modification to resume work. If lifted, the Continental mine would return to producing about 200 tons of damp rock daily and the Copper Range mine would raise output significantly.
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First Temple of Learning Found Near Nippur by Langdon
Philadelphia reports a historic discovery of the world’s earliest temple of learning near Nippur. Prof Langdon cites priests operating a school in the temple as early as 3200 B C, noting the influence on Babylonian, Greek, and Roman educational traditions and the Penn collection’s significance for scholars.
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World Market News Mixed on Market Dip and Steel Trade
Reports from Wall Street indicate a dip in the market influenced by unfavorable conditions in steel and copper, with relief seen from rail and energy sectors. Domestic markets faced denial of improved schedules while cattle and hog prices showed modest moves in Kansas City and Chicago Livestock yards amid fluctuating receipts.
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Ulster Parliament in Ulster Hall Emphasizes Home Rule Plan
In Belfast on Sept. 24 the embryo Parliament of Ulster Unionists met with 600 delegates. Marquis of Londonderry chaired as Sir Edward Carson and Duke of Abercorn attended with other peers. The gathering endorsed provisions for a provisional government in Ulster and signaled repudiation of Dublin Parliament.
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