Uintah Basin Develops Behind Roosevelt Movement
The Roosevelt Commercial club, led by J. P. May, promotes a Uintah Basin Development League and urges unity among financial, civic, and religious groups to back a March 10 meeting in Roosevelt. Aimed at putting Uintah on the map, the plan calls for broad political backing and local delegation attendance to report back on feasibility.
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Roosevelt Commercial Club
J. P. May
Salt Lake
Inland Empire
Roosevelt
May
Uintah County
Uintah
No Doubt It Hurts Anti Cigarette Protests Rise
Prominent Salt Lake businessmen were arrested under the anti cigarette law prompting a mass meeting within forty eight hours. A new organization formed to oppose all freak legislation especially the tobacco law. The piece questions enforcement and argues to uphold existing minors tobacco prohibitions.
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Salt Lake
Vary
Must Uncle Sam Be the Goat in Reparations Debate
The piece argues Germany should pay reparations in labor or goods, not money, warning of Ruhr disruption and potential German coal imports from England. It questions US aloofness and warns against unilateral blame, then criticizes editor noose for harsh feedback toward critics.
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Germany
Ruhr
England
France
Ngland
United States
America
Enforce Anti Cigaret Law? A Forum Reader Opinion
A public forum prints signed subscriber letters arguing to enforce the anti-cigaret and anti-smoking law with strict severity. The piece warns paternalism in government, laments enforcement failures, and cites social harms like contempt for law and threats to civil liberties. It urges immediate enforcement despite potential costs to education and justice.
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Vernal Express
Vernal
Utah
Buennesa
Hanna
Toca
Uncle Sam
Inet
Mickie
Charlie Sugtroe
Wlo
Abd Colo
Uwis
Sekirte
Vernal Lumber Company
Retail Credit Men
Credit Rating Bureau
Salt Lake City
Gran
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