Goodwins Weekly Criticized For Political Influence In Utah
The Standard reports Goodwins Weekly denouncing the RepulMean convention in Ogden, accusing the periodical of distorting state politics and propping up corrupt governance. The Miner notes widespread press concern over sensationalism and harassment by a man who targets women with crude remarks, reflecting broader local anxieties about public morals and media influence.
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Goodwin
Ogden
Pai
Ursh
C. C. Goodwie
Goodwie
Utah
Goodnuts Weekly
Goodwiit's
Losses in the Great War Estimated by Major General Beott
Major General Hugh L. Beott of the United States army estimates total World War I casualties at 13,557,627 with 3,522,327 killed. He notes figures exclude the latest Russian offensive and suggests Austrian losses add about 600,000, yielding roughly 7,000,000 for the Allies and 5,000,000 for the Central Powers.
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Hugh L. Beott
United States Army
Allice
Central Powers
Renowned Surgeon Dr John B Murphy Dies at Mackinaw Island
The world famed surgeon, Dr John B Murphy aged about 50, died suddenly at Mackinaw Island after a period of illness since February. A Chicago physician renowned for appendicitis work, he collapsed amid heat and overwork, with reports noting heart disease and a lasting impact on Ogden medical circles. Police noted fingerprints were taken from two suspects in a separate incident, reflecting broader city concerns.
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John B. Murphy
Mackinaw Island Midh
New York
Miter
Caitago
Murphy
Chicago
Theijand
Michigan
Agala
Fireworks on Mountain Top Plan for Harvest Festival
The fireworks organizers want a repeat pyrotechnic display during September's Harvest Festival and Fashion Show in Rep tember. They plan ordering three new effects from a Denver company in the coming days. Suggestions include placing displays at multiple spots on Malsa’s peak overlooking the city to avoid crowding the firing line experienced at Lester Park. Fireworks from Malsa's peak could be seen city wide, and Ogden could benefit from using this elevated site for an extraordinary show.
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Reptember
Denver
Lester Park
Ogden
Murphy Ranked Greatest Surgeon By Local Doctor
A local tribute honors Murphy as the greatest surgeon the world produced with a Ogden doctor calling him a leading healer who did more for tones than any other man upon learning of his death.
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Murphy
Ogden
Doctors Aid
Two Guides to National Politics
A defend Hughes and an anti Republican pamphlet set contrast. The Hughes piece, from the San Francisco Chronicle, praises his stance on national issues and education for immigrants, while the Baltimore Sun excerpt lists questions from editors urging Hughes to detail his policies and denounce vague generalities.
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Charles B.hughes
Pam Bea
Mr. Hughes
San Francisco Chronicle
Prickly Heat Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
A reader from San Rafael California describes severe Prickly Heat covering the body with itching and watery pimples. After six months of symptoms, relief came following the use of Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, with healing after six cakes and seven tins. The ad offers a free 32 page Skin Book by mail from Cuticura.
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Lionel Fents
Upper West End Ave
Sanafael
Calif
Bar
Cntlears
Dept. T
Uostan
United States backs shippers in Dutch consignment dispute
London reports that American complaints push to avoid detention of consignments to The Netherlands Overseas Trust. United States will not be bound by a British clause allowing detention until destination doubts are resolved. Shippers argue they are not party to the agreement and acted on foreign office assurances that shipments would be treated as for Holland consumption. Britain says it will correct any influence of detentions after investigations of individual complaints.
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New York
Hotel Biltmore
George Creel
Charles E. Hughes
Wilson
WH Non
Belgium
United States Navy
Uet
Germany
M Congress
Huerta
America
Mexico
Samuel Hopkins Adams
Ray Stanpord Baker
Ellie Parker Butler
le Ames Hrorn
Dante Barron
Irvin Cobb
Wadeworth Camp
J. O'Hara Cosgrave
Broughton Cooley
William L. Chenery
James Forbes
Frederick C. Howe
Gilson Gardner
Frederick Stuart Greens
Olver Herford
Louis Johnson
Hichard Lloyd Jones
Peter D. Kyne
Percy Mackaye
A. J. McKelway
Basil Mantey
Mere and Nicholson
Albert Jay Nock
Harvey J. O'Higgins
Charles Johnson Post
Eugene 3Tanlove Rhodes
William McLeod Raine
Boardman Noblason
John Reed
Opie Need
Edgar Selwyn
William Leavitt Stoddart
Lincoln Steffen
London
Netherlands Overseas Trust
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Holland
Tlepa
Printers May Lose Their Jobs At Union Convention
Baltimore August 12 delegates to the International Typographical Union meet for its sixty-second annual convention. The shortage of white paper threatens thousands of printers with unemployment as corporations consider consolidations to cut costs. John W Hayes, secretary treasurer, notes the paper shortage endangers newspaper business and may force newsroom layoffs in some cities. Continuous Dancing Sy van Park Today. Enoch Glade described as a lazy man.
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International
Typographical Union
John W. Hayes
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