McNamara Brothers Sentenced in Los Angeles
James B. McNamara received a life term after confessing murder. John J. McNamara, secretary of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, drew 15 years for the Llewellyn Tron dynamiting. Twenty-one died in the Times disaster. none in the Llewellyn case. Imprisonment at San Quentin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
James
MeNamara
Walter Bordwell
John J. McNamara
International Association of Bridge & Structural Iron Workers
Llewellyn Tron Works
San Quentin
Mail Route Changes On Reservation In Utah Era
A proposal backed by postal inspectors seeks to cancel the Price to Vernal route and establish a Dragon via Moffat Fort Duchesne star route to speed mail to Fort Duchesne and Vernal. Officials note Vernal receives about half the reservation mail, but a Vernal route is faster. a decision by the Postal Department is pending. The MITA basketball series opened with Maeser vs Vernal, ending 15-14 for Vernal amid strong crowds and concerns over basket size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Dragon
Moffat
Fort Duchesne
Vernal Doea Whith
Myton
Moosevelt
Whiterocks
Price
Vernal
Orpheus
Maesers
Sineen
Maeser
Verna
Aiaeser
Davis
Allen L Fisher
Johnson
Davie
Workman
Merklerg
Hanson
Daniels
John Hislop
Strebel
Gerber Johnson
Oaks
Ashley Bartlett
Tehean Calder
C. Carter, Jr
Macknight
Fatal Load Crushes Man on Mosby Mountain Slope
James Caldwell, 46, of Fountain Green Utah, died when a load of lumber shifted and crushed him on the Mosby Canyon road near the saw mill. The accident followed driver overconfidence and icy road conditions. Funeral services are planned at Dry Fork Myton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James VI Caldwell
Mosby Canyon
John Timothy
Maeser
Mr Caldwell
Caldwell
A Mille
Johnston Ami
Timothy
Jamey M. Caldwell
Fountain Green
Utah
Hela
Mathew Caldwell Ile
Big Horn
Dry Fork
Commercial Club House Warming
Vernal Commercial Club rushes completion of new homes in the Coop block with a forthcoming club house warming to celebrate once finishing touches are made. No exact date announced yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Commercial Club
County Superintendent Home After Tour of Uintah County Schools
N G Sowards Uintah County Superintendent returns home pleased with school condition across districts. He notes teachers hold high school certificates or state diplomas and cites rare cases of advancement in Randlett. He urges maintaining high standards and cites attendance at the Teachers Institute with Prof Mossah Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N G Sowards
Sowards
Uintah Co
Sowwards
Uttle
Randlett
State Teachers Association
Salt Lake City
Nelson
Uintah County
Mossah Hall
The
State University
Teachers’ Institute
Thera
Night Watchman Carpenter Replies in Vernal News
Local notices in Vernal Utah recount a defense of law enforcement by a named peace officer and relay community updates. The page mentions witness claims, civic events, library staff changes, a postponed elocution contest, and a farewell gathering for Elder Manwaring with social activities and travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
Utah
Ldlter
Tam
Juvenile Sent to Industrial School During November Session
The Fourth Judicial District Court, led by Judge Tolm Booth, sent sixteen year old Florence Jones of Fort Duchesne to Ogden Industrial School after a proclamation of corrigibility sworn by Joseph Workman. Sheriff Richard Pope accompanied the party including Denzel Beddo, whose prior sentence to the state penitentiary was reported last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Judicial District Court
Tolm LC. Booth
Dist
Wlorvey Claff
Mra. B. N. Walters
Prova
Miorence Jones
Mra Jones
Fort Duchesne
Ogden
John D. Booth
Joseph Workman
Richard Pope
Denzel Beddo
State Penitentiary
Young Woman Tries Suicide In Napley Ward
Misa Inez Colling attempted to take her life at 10 am in her Napley ward home. She swallowed two tablets of poison but was forced to drink milk by her mother, later treated by Dr. Martin, and saved from danger. She blames gossip and says she cannot endure much longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Inez Colling
Napley Ward
Mre Colling
Inez
County Commissioners Discuss Districts and Local Affairs
County Commissioners met in regular session Monday December 14, 191?. They considered claims against the county and adjustments of arrangements. Applications for voting district establishment near Bonne and Bannett were discussed with a plan to set districts by the next general election. The Ladies Aid Bazaar drew a large crowd and served a supper. Health reports note Mrs Loud improving after illness. skating and school activities brought community cheer amid fluctuating weather. Alberto Davie injured in a fall from a trapline trap? repair work ongoing as officials attend the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell Fohn M. Lundberg
Bonne
Bannett
Geo W. Ferry
Cone
Also Mentioned on This Page
McNamara Brothers
Collett
Euely
Bob’ Wimmer
Ben Kelly
Dickey Jensen
Tall Bil Anderson
Bishop Davis
Pontha Calder
Irvin Eaton
Fritz Jenson
Ira Beddo
Wallace Calder
King Winter
Mosby Mountain
Nevada
Dixie
Jim” Caldwell
Igy Road
Ganyon
Watrows
Duchesne Record
Wyton
Mrs Watrous
Vernal Algo
Haddock and Dow
C C Yadlock & Son
Main Street
Munday & Raemey
Viarmon S Sowards
Clara Collier
Joab Coller
Suma
Brigham Young
Thia
US Reclamation Service
Frontier Towns
Y U
Faul Miner
Jack Whitting
Eng
Ihin
Dean Fat
Wmn Anderson
Irvin Laton Pontha Calder
Jensen
Wallate Calder Ben Kelly
Fritz Jensen
Robt Wimmer
Julius Jense
Ira Eeddo
Night Watchman Carpenter
Davi
George
J A Lewis
Trice
Tes Fried Jensen
Naples and Glinea
Oliva Neal
Melvin Saalem
Peter Jensen
D— la van Hamaker
Limer
Man Waring
Zick Hst
Geof Young
Uintah Milling
Vernal Public Library
Edith Samuels
J. C Dishback Ia
Fishbacks
California
Umotah Stake Academy
WFE Tech
Winish Development Company
San Francisco
Arthur’ Manwaring
Moa
Central States
Mutual Improvement Association
Manwaring
Industrial School
Ohn Blankenship
Thorne's
Caen
Gd. M. Bower
Heart
Arley
Willcox Academy
Hoye
Rkatiy
Alberto Davie
Zina Davis
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!