Wilson Day Address Highlights Reform of Courts and Resources
President Wilson speaks to a large crowd outlining his plan to simplify and reform courts, align law with national interests, and unlock undeveloped resources. He calls for decisive national unity, coordinated capital and labor efforts, and a forward looking administration to meet modern social and economic challenges.
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Goodwin’s Tribute to Thomas Short Pioneer Stockman
Goodwin publisher of H Goodwin's Weekly Salt Lake City pays tribute to Thomas Short a well known pioneer stockman of Ruby Valley After long absence Tom Short arrived from his Nevada home last week The piece recalls a reunion and notes Short helped develop and sell the Richmond mine in Eureka Nevada after the war with friends opening the mine and selling it for a handsome sum
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Campaign Funds Reports Show Republican Lead Over Democrats
New York on October 25 reports reveal the Republican national campaign fund subscriptions at 2,627,757 dollars and the Democratic fund at 2,006,253 dollars. The Republican total exceeds the Democratic by 621,474 dollars.
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Nine Norwegian Ships Sunk by German Submarines
London reports via Morning Post from Christiana that German submarines sunk nine more Norwegian merchant ships in the last twenty four hours. Among the losses is the eight thousand ton steamer Soda. Amsterdam dispatches note Allied air raids caused about six hundred thousand dollars in damage to German ammunition factories at Luxemberg yesterday.
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Kaiser Narrow Escape From Death In Zurich Dispatch
A Zurich dispatch reports the Kaiser of Germany narrowly escaped death when an Allied airman dropped a bomb on a train he was riding in. The blast struck the engine and killed the engineer, triggering fears of a broader assault.
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Speed Demons Meet at Rodeo Grounds Tomorrow One O'clock
Auto races set for tomorrow at the Rodeo grounds at one o clock with six entries in the pure event a two mile free for all dash The track is in good shape and no one will be allowed on the grounds from today until the race starts Bidding heavily favors the Pope Hartford and a Ford driven by Goya while the Knight is among the entrants The Moody Chevrolet and the big Stutz driven by Jimmy Hays are also prominent contenders The field includes Trehhan a noted Ethanite driver and other seasoned racers promising a fierce finish
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Alice Brady in The Rack Tuesday
Alice Brady stars in The Rack at The Bradley on Tuesday night. The feature showcases her as Mina All Brady, a famed ingénue beloved on stage and screen, amid a year of acclaimed performances. Royalty sought shelter during London Zeppelin raids. King George and Queen Mary reportedly hid in a basement store during an air raid.
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Britain to keep general blacklist but remove some firms
The British government replied by mail to the protest over American firms on their blacklist. It refuses to drop the general blacklist principle but agrees to remove certain firms from the prior order. The State Department received the British reply on October 28.
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Farm loan banks pledge rights under Harms Credits Act
Washington officials deny rumors that farmers pledging farms to secure loans lose state rights. The farm loan board says the federal system extends benefits without stripping existing state protections, clarifying misunderstandings spread in the West.
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Wool Market Continues Strong Demand In San Francisco
San Francisco reports a robust wool market with good demand for staple wools. Prices show gains of five to seven percent for chrome-breds and Merings up to five percent higher, reflecting a positive week for the wool trade.
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Terrific fight raging before Fort Vaux in Verdun area
Paris reports one of the war's fiercest battles as French forces near Fort Vaux after capturing the fortified quarry northeast of Fort Douaumont. Heavily shelled night fighting continues with grenades and brisk artillery, raising confidence that German resistance is broken and Vaux may soon fall.
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Russians Raise Tremendous Army for Major Blow
PETROGRAD reports a semiofficial declaration that the Russian army is now three times larger than last December. A supreme effort is underway for a powerful strike. Late Russian reverses on the eastern front boosted resolve and determination.
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