Apostle Richards At Conference Of Ogden Stake
Apostle George A. Richards spoke at the Ogden stake quarterly conference in the Ogden Tabernacle. He urged unity and duty, warned against Sabbath desecration, and praised active church work while addressing church leadership and education at Weber College and the mission in England, urging moral training and missionary effort.
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Army Truck Plan Delays Enlisted Men In Ogden
A plan by the Geron committee to entertain nearly 269 men from the army transport corps faces delays as schedules shift. The contingent trains may arrive August 16, with possible overnight stays in Ogden and a westward run on the Lincoln highway. A war department routing change, confirmed by Senator Smoot, limits time in Ogden, prompting emphasis on adjusting local plans and publicity.
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Ogden Men Working On Roosevelt Memorial
Utah state committee for the Roosevelt Memorial lists members led by William B. Thomson of New York City as president. The Ogden and Salt Lake delegates include Gol C. B. Loose, W. E. Me Carmack, My Love, EC. Auhton, and others. The campaign seeks 10,000,000 for a memorial fund to honor Theadora Roosevelt, running October 20 to 27.
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Utah
Roosevelt Memorial
William B. Thomson
New York City
Utah Commiitee
Gol. C. B. Loose
Prove
W. FE. Me. Carmack
My Love
EC. Auhton
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Chas. Niblex
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Digelow
Ogden
Henry Gardiner
Spanish Fork
Harvey Cluff
Provo
Theadora Roosevelt
Man Sleeps Through Clothes Fire From Cigarette Incident
A man named Stewart awoke as his clothes burned from a cigarette flame in a room at a hotel. Police and a captain investigated the early morning blaze, finding smoke and a choking odor as they entered. Stewart remained asleep during the incident until awakened by the fire.
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Captain Minton
Petective
J. RH
Spiritual Call to Return to God and Youth Engagement
A religious address urges strong establishment of gospel faith across generations and calls elders to lead repentance. President McKay urges preaching to youth, discourages absenteeism, and emphasizes duty to bring children back to God and attend services.
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Washington hearing notes on peace treaty and Japan war talks
Secretary Lansing prepared statements for the Senate committee on the peace treaty and public relations. His replies referenced government negotiations with Japan during the war and China’s entry into the war. President Wilson was expected to forward Vergattles negotiations information to the White House soon after.
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China
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Vergattles
Protests Over Mexican Agrarian Law Reported by Wilson
Washington Aug. 11 The state department has been informed by President Wilson that protests against Sonora's agrarian law, viewed as unfriendly to American interests, have been conveyed to the Mexican government by the Senate.
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Sonora
State Department
Senate
Wilson
Sixteen Russians Held as Suspects In Murder League
London reports that sixteen Russians including five women are held in Stockholm on suspicion of belonging to a political murder league tied to the killing of Nikolai Aviasief, a prominent figure in the Rusafen colony. Fifty more are detained. bodies of three alleged victims found near Stockholm. Police believe the group is a Bolshevik faction aimed at restoring the Russian autocracy.
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Bleing
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Rusafen
Weekly Dispatch
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Bolsheviki Arrests Rock Russian Camp in London
London reports a major disruption at the New Market officers training camp for Kolchak forces after the arrest of thirteen Bolsheviki. The Daily Herald notes secret plots and both British and Russian concerns swirl around the camp’s purpose and safety amid the tension. A separate item records a witty exchange about thinking to a spoon between Senator Sorghum and another speaker.
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London
New Market Enden
Pulpit Message Warns Against Scouting Youth Reach
A fragmented note urges pastors to contact youths directly rather than scouting or preaching from pulpits. The writer proposes engaging the young by gospel outreach and condemns deliberate distractions or misdirections in church efforts.
Plumb Plan Sparks Bipartisan Rail Control Clash
In a heated note from Washington in August, Senator Portereny of Ohio brands the Plumb plan for tri partite railroad control as worse than socialism. Taft denounces the plan as unsafe and urges close supervision with fair rates to fund needed improvements. He notes wage demands may exceed necessary living costs, while the public faces the risk of a socialist style shift.
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Portereny
Ohio
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Cincinnati
William Howard Teft
America
Lda Belleyn
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Wilson declines to read Bliss letter on Shantung talks
President Wilson refused to present the Senate with General Bliss's letter about the Shantung settlement stating it included confidential references to other governments. The move came as discussions on the settlement continued and officials weighed diplomatic sensitivities.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
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Shantung
Heavy damage claims filed against Mexico total pesos
Mexico City July 22 Reports from the treasury show claims by various nationals for property damages during revolutions total 19 259 539 pesos. Spanish claimants lead in numbers and amount with 8 182 927 pesos. Americans at 1 488 514. Turks 168 590. Germans 645 903. French 3282 843. Mexicans 5 597 964. El Universal notes perspectives of American, British, and French claimants and possible diplomatic recannations.
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Bureau For
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Miners at Peoria Are to Strike on Tuesday Night
Miners around Peoria plan a strike Tuesday night affecting about 18 000 workers in the Central region. The Central Wingis policy commission, led by Secretary Velor Grant, announced the action after 100 delegates from member unions adopted the strike resolution and wage demands at a state convention headlined by Frank Yarrington.
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Veler Grant
Policy Commission
Central Wingis
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Cost of living rises in Mexico City in 212 percent
Mexico City reports a 212 percent overall cost of living increase since 1910 with land up 626 percent, sugar 233 percent, eggs 266 percent, woolen fabrics 41 percent, cotton 300 percent, and shoes 165 percent higher. Rents up 140 percent, trolley fares 6, and railroad fares 20 percent. Native shoes rise to 4.50 dollars then 12.00 today.
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Mexico
Department of Industry, Labor
Etamerece
Hotels Raise Daily Rates Across U.S. From $1 to $7
New York August 10 Increases in hotel charges ranging from one to seven dollars per day have been imposed nationwide since July 1 in response to prohibition. The Alliance opposing national prohibition released a statement citing an investigation in major cities including New York St Paul Minneapolis St Louis Kansas City San Francisco and others. The report places hotel losses at about 500 500 000 dollars.
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