Adultery Charge Involving Roy Hodgkinson Ordered to District Court
Roy Hodgkinson faces district court on adultery and age consent charges after a hearing before Judge Christensen. He was bound over in 750 and 500 dollars respectively, following a confession to County Attorney O'Donnell. The case involves Minnie Patry, a seventeen year old, who testified about their three night stay in a Uintah avenue rooming house and Hodgkinson's departure and return.
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Roy Hodgkinson
Christensen
O'Donnell
Minnie Patry
Taylor
Uintah Avenue
Hodgkinson
Pueblo
Colorado
Vernal
Harry Wood
Meeks
McNell
Sheriff McNeill
Hacking
BE. L. Patry
Patry
Naples Ward
McNeill
Pope & Hanson
T. W. Q O’ Donnell
Spalding Lectures Socialism at Workman’s Hall
Bishop F S Spalding spoke on socialism before a large audience at Workman’s Opera House. He argued wealth concentration and waste under capitalism, citing Ely and Spahr, and urged justice over charity to address poverty, with a focus on reforms and political action.
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F. S. Spalding
Episcopal Church
Workman’s Opera House
United States
Edward Spahr
Ely
Hunter
Uintah Telephone Company Stockholders Meet in Vernal
Stockholders representing 670 of 900 shares met in the Vernal Tithing office last Monday. The board of directors was re elected with one change Don B Colton replacing a member. Capitalization was increased from 10000 to 30000 dollars and total projected costs for construction and maintenance approach 20000 dollars.
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Uintah Abstract Company
KR. Bennion
Herbert Tyzack
David Bennion
Ed. F. Harmston
Carter
W. H. Siddoway
John
Hacking
Uintah Telephone Company
Vernal Tithing
Don B. Colton
A New Alfalfa and Social-Economic Notes Text
A report discusses a drought tolerant alfalfa variety found in Hays City Kansas that yields three crops yearly and grows upland without irrigation. It contrasts alfalfa types, notes nationwide trade and the U S government, and summarizes a lecture on poverty and socialism including Marx’s surplus value and calls for an industrial state.
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Hays City
Kansas
Great Plains
Utah
Opinion Declares Free Text Books Limited to Public Schools
Attorney General Breeden states in Uintah county that school trustees have no legal right to furnish free text books to pupils attending secular or private schools. The 1903 act covers public school pupils only and directs boards to supply books at public expense, not for private or secular schools.
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N. G. Sowards
Uintah County
M. A. Breeden
Utah
Cold Weather Gloves Available at Big 4 Store
Cold weather drive prompts Big 4 to offer warm gloves at cost. Shoppers urged to visit the store for affordable winter accessories during the current cold snap.
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Big 4
City Marshal Meeks and the prank at the jail
City Marshal Meeks calmly handled a locker room style prank when Will McCarrel locked him in as a joke. Meeks kept his cool and avoided a potential tragedy highlighting his steady leadership during the incident.
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Marshal Meeks
Meeks
Will McCarrel
McCarrel
Fiat
Senator Smoot Proposes Enlarged Grand Canyon Game Preserve
Senator Smoot introduces a bill to enlarge the Grand Canyon game preserve by adding lands between Buckskin Mountain and the Colorado River, an area of one hundred miles square. The plan aims to create a water range for game and move buffalo and some elk from Yellowstone to the new reserve to relieve winter forage pressures. Yellowstone is crowded with elk and suffers winter losses from scarce pasturage.
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Smoot
Grand Canyon Game Preserve
Buckskin Mountain
Colorado River
Yellowstone Park
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Joseph Hardy
Roosevelt
S Carter
W. H. Smart
E. W. Davis
J. K. Bullock
Enos Bennion
Snellen Johnson
Treasury Atock
H. C. Means
Spalding
Fao CT
Uaa
Detroit River
New York
Liverpool
Philadelphia
London
Robert Hunter
N.G. Sowards