Girls confess bey companions killed in Roosevelt case
The 3 o'clock Saturday morning stop at the Ashton garage led to a fatal incident near Castle Gate. Murray Trujillo and a 12 year old with two young women are under arrest after a car theft and murder claim. The girls say they were in Roosevelt Friday night and deny knowledge of the crime. Authorities search the home for money while the public grieves the death of Mr Rhodes, a wealthy, well-liked resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overland
Ashton Garage
Murray
Truejillo
Oister
Neill Trujillo
Elnora van
Phillip van
Lapoint
Castle Gata
Frank Davis
Uintah Basin
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Morey and
Fert
California
Trujillo
Ely
Nevada
Mabey
Roosevelt State Bank
J. T. McConnell
Minersville
Rhodes
Maniary speedster faces rights fight, aided by crutches
A man challenging a speeding driver finds support on crutches, highlighting a struggle over rights and safety. The incident centers on a speed related dispute and the resilient response of the claimant.
Fifth annual county fair praised for exhibits and sports
Exhibits on alfalfa seed industry Ashley National Forest booth and botany displays drew attention at the county fair. Local auto displays and a strong horse racing card highlighted the event. Officials praised committees for hard work despite weather and mixed criticism. the fair was regarded as the best yet with no heavy deficit expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umotah
Packalign Caul Company
Ashley National Forest Booth
Vernal
J. N. Lybbert
Ashley Valley
Maeser, Jonson
Naples Gimes
Ashley
Vernal Auto Company
Miller and Thomas
Robinson Bros. Circus
Maeser Wins County Fair Exhibit Lead Amid Scoring Delays
Maeser scored the highest total 8090 to take first place as Vernal and Naples trails in the county fair community exhibit. Needlework and agriculture led Maeser totals while livestock and children entries show strong showings though third place credit remains unresolved due to late parent reporting and judge availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Var Us
Maeser
Ashley
Glines
Canning
Naples
Vernal
Jensen
Calder Bros. Creamery Company
Dinosaur
Earl Dogglass
Peppard Seed ,Co
Pack-Allan Coal Co
Poor Indian Not Poverty Stricken Banked $32 Million to Tribes
The Interior Department announced that $32,861,768 was deposited in the treasury for tribes under government guardianship during the last year. Most funds came from royalties on Indian lands and timber sales, with substantial amounts paid directly to individual Osage and other Indians in Oklahoma for livestock farming gear and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Interior Department
Oklahoma
Uintah Grazing Land Sells at Public Auction
Uintah county grazing tracts totaling 2127.98 acres sold at a Vernal public auction Friday September 26. J T Oldroyd state land commissioner and J W McCann chief clerk oversaw the sale where prices ranged from 2.50 to 3 dollars per acre. The remaining 21000 acres may be sold privately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal
J. T. Oldroyd
J. W. McCann
Uintah County
Large Attendance at Auxiliary Group Convention Weekend
The quarterly conference and Auxiliary group convention drew large crowds over Saturday and Sunday. Sessions featured reports from mission representatives, a Maeser pageant, and a Motherhood program. Local leaders presented lessons and music as guests from Salt Lake City spoke, honoring fallen soldier Lee Rainbow with a presidential certificate planned for the tribes.
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Lowie Moore
Japan Mission
William Wall
Orson Caldwell
Northwestern States
Karl Goodrich
Central States
Tabernacle
Stake
G. N. Larsen
Jane Merkley
Alicea Morrill
Wallace Calder
Salt Lake City
Acoun Nebeker
Laura BB. Diamond
U. S. M. Ll. A. General Board
3. R. Bennion
Uintah Stake
A. Kelmer Reiser
Deseret Sunday School Union Board
Jennie B. Knight
General Board of Relief Society
George H. Brimhall
Rulon 8. Wells
Grat Council
May Nielsen
Nelle Karren
Sarah Martinsen
Nellie Richens
Porter Merrill
Byron Goodrich
Arthur Gardiner
J. N. Lybbert
Power Company Seeks Green River Dam Project
Utah Power & Light asks state engineer Lloyd Garrison to grant water rights for a 140000 horsepower scheme on the Green River. A 225 foot dam near Split Mountain east of Vernal would create a 200000 acre foot reservoir, with a 6500 second feet diversion through a 24 foot tunnel to drive power wheels, returning water seven miles upstream from Jensen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green River
Utah
Lloyd Garrison
Utah Power & Light Company
Split Mountain
Vernal
Uintah County
Jensen
Tribune
Davis outlines type of leader for government
John W. Davis denounces materialist values and portrays the Democrat choice as a leader bold in courage and conviction. He contrasts dare and doubt with belief and trust, urging a presidency guided by right over expedient and fear over confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
John W. Davis
Democrat Party
Yumas Prepare for Historic Death Dance
In Yuma Arizona on September 27 the Yumas ready their sacred death dance at the temple of death. Quiet camps echo with solemn rites as dawn approaches and the tribesmen begin their impressive chants and ritual for honoring the dead.
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Yuma
Ariz
Promises of Warmer Weather Forecast for Utah
The Salt Lake weather bureau forecast predicts a rise in temperatures after the low point, with below normal starting temps easing later in the week. Meteorologist J Cecil Alter says highs will lift from recent cold, though remain under normal levels through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cecil Alter
Salt Lake
Rusty Guards Tom Mix in Forest Film at Vogue Theatre
Tom Mix stars in Eyes of the Forest at the Vogue Theatre on Thursday October 3 with a new admirer named Rusty a pedigreed Beagle Terrier who claims guardianship of Mix. Rusty followed Mix daily from the bungalow to the Fox studio, prompting Lambert Hillyer to question ownership of the pup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
Vogue Theatre
Rusty
Lambert Hillyer
Mix
Tom
Fox
Hugh M. Woodard Tells of His Early Struggles In Uintah
Hugh M. Woodard, a Democratic candidate for state superintendent of public instruction, spoke at a Sunday stake MIA meeting in the tabernacle. He recounted his early education struggles after arriving in Ashley Valley at age 19 and praised local pioneers for their kindness as he worked his way through high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Woodard
Uintah
Tabernacle
Educational Pioneer Woedard Narrative Emerges
A damaged report outlines the career of educator Woedard who served as principal of Ashley Valley schools and later joined Utah State education circles. It notes time at Washington public health, a 1926 appointment, and a book on morals and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moong
Woedard
B. ¥. U. Ne Profewor
Mehes
Utah
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IL. H. Allan
Vernal Auto
Chandler
Nash
RED Seal Motor
Star
Durant
Red Seal Motors
Star Motor
John W. Pope
Garage Vernal
Maeser Scored
Mexico
Arlen
Mission
Diego
Lee Rainbow
France
L. Odle
Coolidge
Power Company
Davis
Jonas
Mex
Vernal Electric CO
the Electric Shop
Vernal, Utah
Highland Linen
Lunova Fabrique
West Pocket Memo
Beeks Dixon
Wm. F. Hanson
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