State Republican Platform Adopts Nonpartisan Policy Stance
Utah Republican convention endorses platform and resolutions with debates over removing public schools from partisan politics. Wrangles over nonpartisan school administration end with committee report adopted, while provisions on Uintah Basin development and McNary Haugen bill gain added support.
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Arthur L. Thomas
Preston D Richards
Salt Lake County
Wilford Day
Tfion
Day
W. 8
Henderson
Uintah
G. N. Child
Salt Lake City
John W. Smith
Boxelder
Gilbert Deobe
Pilota County
Royal Douglas
Weber County
Committee For Action
LeRoy Dixon
Utah County
Mr. Henderson
Clarke Watson
Washington County
Dixon
Thomas
Smoot
Uintah Basin
Utah
J. P
Guardello Brown
Davis County
Republican Party of
National Republican Party
Abraham Lincoln
Harding
Coolidge
Democratic Party
Needing a Railroad Continued on Page Six
A column notes ongoing demand for a railroad with extensive discussion continued on page six. The fragment signals unresolved transport needs and regional development implications.
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Duchesne County
Herachel Bullen
Cache County
T C. Winn
Naephi
American Council of Agriculture
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War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
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Grain Futuree and Packers’ Control
Foreign Marketing Service
Republican Party
Democrats
Congress
Colorado
Vernal Millings& Light Company
Vernal
Mernal Millings Light Co
Lester Bingham Dairy
Vernal Auto Co
Grand Junction
White Bus Line
Vernal Electrics Co
Vernal, Utah
SAGAS
E.H. Adair
Vernal Killing Co
Uintah Abstract Company (Incorporated
U. S. Land Office
State Land Office
WM. H. Siddoway
D. Samuels
Herbert Tyzack
Sec.y
Forever Gamshiowege
Detroit, Michigan
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Uintah Railway Coo
Mack, Colorado and
Watson, Utah
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Mack, Colorado
Uintah Railway Co
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