Christmas Prospects and Peace With Independence Safeguards
The First Presidency letter signed by Heber J. Grant Anthon H Lund and Charles W Penrose urges peace but warns against sacrificing national freedom. It argues for prudent foreign policy preserving constitutional prerogatives while opposing militant tyranny and endorsing reservations to the peace treaty. WILLIAM SPRY, Chairman Republican State Committee
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All the World
Heber J. Grant
Anthon H. Lund
Charles W. Penrose
Republican State Committee
United States
Commonwealth
William Spry
What’s the Matter With Aspirant Cox Backsliding
Evanville Journal comments on Cox’s Oakland speech accusing profiteers tied to Wilson era. The letter notes Cox’s charges about wartime profiteering, cites prior promises to end profiteering, and compares to Wilson and Palmer campaigns. As a Democratic letter, it frames a demand for change and critiques profiteering.
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Oakland
Wilson
America
Palmer
San Francisco
Evanaville (Ind
Opinion Letter Backing Reed Smoot in Senate Race
In a September 18 letter from New York City, John Howells denounces the Democratic administration as burdensome and cites high taxes. He endorses Reed Smoot for the U S Senate, praises Smoot’s knowledge and work, and supports Harding’s arbitration idea while opposing Wilson’s league of nations.
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League of Nations
Senator Harding
Reed Smoot
United States Senate
East
Senate
Root Replies to Governor Cox Misstatements in Telegram
New York Oct 21 Elhn Root published a telegram replying to Governor Coxs charge of misstatements regarding the league of nations. He notes Coxs early campaign and insists no change in accord with Wilson, argues about article ten and congressional war powers, and draws an analogy to appropriation powers to argue the treaty guarantees.
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Mabey's Past Record Signet of Achievement
A political profile discusses Charles R. Mabey Republican nominee for governor of Utah born in Bountiful. It highlights his military service in the Spanish American War and World War I, leadership roles in the Utah National Guard, business as a banker, and civic work with the Utah Development League. It notes his local political rise from justice of the peace to mayor and council member.
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Utah
Bountiful
Mr. Mabey
Richard W. Young
Mabey
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Mountiful State Bank
Utah Development League
Maboy
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Reuben A McConkie's Record Backed by Republican Backing
County treasurer Reuben A McConkie has collected about four thousand dollars of uncollectible personal property taxes and cleared most outstanding real estate tax clouds. His tax roll system ensures accurate accounting and guards against erroneous tax sales. The Republican Party endorses his record and urges voters to reelect him for a second term.
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Reuben A. McConkie
Republican Party
McConkie
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J Walquist for District Attorney candidate profile
J Walquist, Republican candidate for District Attorney, is a well known lawyer in all counties of the Fourth Judicial District. He previously practiced in Heber and Duchesne County and is noted for tenacious court work and enforcement of law as prosecuting attorney for the district.
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J Walquist
Fourth Judicial District
Duchesne County
Heber
Albert Halem Seeks County Surveyor Post in Fatima
County residents are urged to support Albert Halem for County Surveyor. The official duties include preparing assessment cards and tracking record ownership as of January 1 each year, with the surveyor handling real estate reviews and copying Taxi Rolls. Halem, a capable engineer from Moffat, is the Republican nominee and viewed as a strong candidate.
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Albert Halem
Moffat
Halem
Bryan on Democratic progressives in the 1912 convention
In Lincoln on Sept 18 Mr Bryan cites The Commoner and says progressives had no chance in the Democratic party this year. He argues the administration offered no economic issue for division and highlights the treaty without reservations as the sole test. He notes nearly a third of delegates focus on the liquor question.
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San Francisco
Bryan
Commoner
Democratic Party
Surveyor Praised for County Wide Realm of Service
The surveyor is described as thoroughly competent in civil engineering with field work across the county. He is well acquainted with county plates and records and will provide efficient service.
Feltch Feltch Taylor Urges Roadwise Uintah County Choice
The Uintah County Republican slate nominates Fred Feltch for County Commissioner for a four year term. It notes $140000 in road bonds already approved and the remaining funds, plus eight to nine thousand dollars in the county road tax fund, to be used by the new board. It highlights Feltch’s proven road experience and cites a past offer from Mesa County, Colorado to relocate him if he stayed on that board.
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Republican Party
Uintah County
Fred Feltch
Mesa County
Colorado
Vernal
Grand Junction
Feltch
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