Newspaper Men Hold Convention in Salt Lake City
The Utah State Press association held its semiannual convention in Salt Lake City on June 2 and 8 with strong attendance. Officers were reelected and resolutions urged returning railroads to private ownership and forming a League of Nations style agreement to prevent future wars while promoting Utah products and state highway material use.
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Utah State Press Ass Wila
Salt Lake City
James W Wallis
Vernal Express
Consention
Kresa
Porte
Ben
Luin Carpelena
Karl 8 Carluti
Milford News
Beaver Press
News Advocate
Price
Afr Usciten
Utah Manufacturers Association
Commercial Club
Hon Www
W Armatron G
J G@ McDonald Chocolate Company
Hig Concern
Wallis
James T. Wallin
The
Karl S Coilton
Milgord News and Beaver Press
R T. Lorte
E. W. Cherry
Gunnison Valley News
United States
UC. S
Utah State Press Association
League of Nations
Utah
Censuses 1920 Plans Highlight Vast Data Scope
Washington prepares for the 1920 decennial census with a workforce expansion from about 400 to 85 000, an appropriation of 20.6 million dollars, and nationwide coverage including territories. The effort aims to map population, agriculture, manufacturing, and more across 378 districts with early January 1920 as the reference date.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
Census Bureau
Bureau
United States
Continental
Insular
District of Columbia
Alaska
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Guam
Samoa
Canal
Seach
Uncle &Am
Wires Ordered Back To Private Operation
Washington telegraph and telephone firms, fined by the government since last August 1, were ordered to resume immediate operation for their own account by Postmaster Charles son. The post office department retains some control under Burleson’s order until Congress acts.
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Washington —Telegraph and Telephone Companies
Charleson
Post Office Department
Burleson
Congress
Disaster in Baltimore tunnel kills 83 workers
In the Baltimore tunnel of the Delaware and Judson Coal Co in Wilkesberne a massive explosion killed 83 men and burned about fifty others. Seven kegs of black powder totaling 300 pounds detonated as workers were en route to their shifts two miles from the tunnel mouth. The disaster left many severely maimed and roasting from superheated gas.
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Wilkesberne, Ta
Will le
Baltimore
Delaware & Judson Con Co
Merger Formed Among Eight Independent Packers
New York announces the creation of a merger uniting eight independent packing houses into a single organization capitalized at $196,000 to operate in the United States and Canada, with expansion planned to foreign countries. The specific packing houses are not disclosed.
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New York
United States
Canada
Railroad Deficit 260 Million In First Four Months
Washington Director General Klies estimated the railroad administration ran a deficit of about 68 million dollars in April, totaling roughly 260 million dollars for the first four months of the year under government control.
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Washington
Klnes
Railroad ‘Administration
Ear
Notices to Creditors and Administrators in Vernal Utah
Several estate notices appear for creditors to file claims by August 1919 or September 24, 2049. Administrators Wallace Calder and Don & Colton list vaults and vouchers due at their Vernal offices, with interest from Elizabeth L Bingham Swen Anderson Peter Thams estates noted.
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Swen Anderson
Creditora
Wallace Calder
Vernal
Utah
Estate of William Chicas Creditor Claims Notice
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the administrator at Uintah State Bank Building Vernal Utah on or before July 24 1918. BON B COLTON administrator 21-4¢
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Notica
Tilram
Tiichardson
John FH. Arnold
S Ald
L N Meredith
Golden Rule
Calder Building
Vernal Utah
Cald
County of
Uintah
State of Utah
Hyrum 8
Richardson
Cstate
Lula Fern Hamilton
Eclaime
Verhehe
Peter Thams
Uintah State Bank
Vernal
Utah
William Chicas
Unders Guod
Bon B Colton
Burnett Blackburn seeks land claim proof at Vernal Utah
Burnett Blackburn of Vernal Utah filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a claim to land described as Homestead Entry Serial 056474 for BWM 8H4 Section 15 Township 68 Range West Salt Lake Meridian. The verification will occur before the Register and Receiver U S Land Office at Vernal Utah on June 23 1919. Witnesses named Clif B Caldwell Joel R Warner Tees Caldwell and Moroni Gerber all of Lapolat Utah.
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Department of the Interior
Ai Ss
Vernal
Utah
Burnett, Blackburn
Rolp W
Salt Lake Meridian
U 8. Land Office
Clif B. Caldwell
Joel R Warner
Tees Caldwell
Moroni Gerber
Lapolat
U 38 Land Office
Vernal Utah
Edith P Johnson
Lapoint
Uta
Salt Lake Meridan
Register and Receiver
A & Land Office
Vernel
Nettia Rouglas
William Schefermeyer
George E Thorne
Jenasnae
Anna Johnson
Trah
Land Office Vernal Notice of Homestead Claim
Edith P Johnson of Lapoint Utah filed a notice of intention to make three terms on July 8 1919 for a homestead entry in Utah lands. Witnesses listed include Net tia Rouglas William Schefermeyer George E Thorne Jessica Johnson and Anna Johnson. Paper shows multiple typos and fragmented venue details.
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Denver & Rio Grande
Mack, Colorado
Uintah Railway Co
Iw. W. Cooley
Gen’l Mer
Daack., Colo
M, J. Lee
Uintah Abstract CO
U. S. Land Office
State Land Office
Enus Seanign
GEG
A Davin
Herbser Tizack
Exumherman Geo A
Dadla
H.siddowas Sohn
JOHNS
Samurio
E. A. Manker Loans
e/Villing & Light Company
Salt Lake
America
Wires
Ownensale
Raplosion
Mprgma
Undler
Acticl
Gustate
John II Arnold
Deceas
I N Meredith
Notich
John R Justice
W J Justice
Wallace Calder Attorney
Elizabeth L Bingham
W A Bingham
June
Notight O
Elizabeth Anderson
Administratriz
Don
Peter Hanson
Register
the Vernal Elzoreas
Jane
Timz
Victor Records
Sille
Ashley - Bartlett Music CO
Juno
R. al, Gibson
New Liberty Cafe
Mr. Farmer
Fordson Tractor
von Johnson
Vernal, Utah
Visi
J. L. Lewis
Lewla
G. W. Moreland Jeweler
Ashley Co-op 3
Hotel
Seray
Leroy-Edgh
Savety Rszor
Pilace Meat Market
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