Word: utah
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...stipulates that the Democratic Party shall "refuse to make any alliance with radical forces." Senator Bruce of Maryland concurs with him that the confidence of legitimate business must not be sacrificed through compromise with the "creak-brain economic vagaries of Bryan west". On the other hand, Senator King of Utah, conservative but none the less western, reminds his party that they must provide "a wise farm policy". Further in this direction, Representative Howard, significantly from Nebraska, stresses the necessity of an out-and-out liberalism with particular reference to "the agricultural zone". He goes on to commit himself...
Hands Up. Famous players nave taken their newest comedian and wound him round with a Civil War burlesque. The action is somewhat mischievously placed in Utah, and Brigham Young and most of his wives are added for eccentric complication. The comedian is Raymond Griffith and the play has a double happy-ending. Thanks to the proximity of Salt Lake City, the hero is permitted to marry both his sweethearts...
Charies Harlan Johnston '27 of Des Moines, Iowa, was elected President, and Ralph Nye '26 of Ogden, Utah, was elected Vice-President...
...practical start made on the vast stretch west of the Mississippi River. In that year, the Union Pacific began construction westward from Omaha, and simultaneously the Central Pacific began laying track eastward from San Francisco. In 1869 the two roads met and were joined at Promontory Point, Utah-thus completing steam transcontinental service...
Reverend Paul Jones of New York, Secretary of the Fellowship of Reconciliation, who was Bishop of Utah from 1914 to 1918, speaks at the Liberal Club today, at 1.30. His subject will be "Some New Aspects of the Race Question." Reverend Jones is also scheduled to speak at the Phillips Brooks House at 8 o'clock tonight on "Race Relations." He is a graduate of Yale and also the Episcopal Theological School of Cambridge...