Stampalia Sunk On Return Voyage From New York
London reports the Italian steamer Stampalia of 9,000 tons, carrying about 1,700 passengers, was sunk on the return voyage from New York. Commanded by Captain Lavarello, she had recently arrived at Genoa from New York on July 30. Submarine danger forced southern routing, with crew reporting warning of a submarine off Sardinia. The agency in New York said two weeks earlier all sailings of the steamer were canceled and the Stampalia may have been requisitioned for Mediterranean service.
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Trinallan
New York
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Lavarello
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Autales
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Stamnalia
Spezia
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Hia
Wyoming Team Heads to Green Silver for Two Games
The Utah Power Light company team travels to Green Silver to face Green River for two games, one this afternoon and two tomorrow. Ratification Day events are noted, with tickets announced by Paul Treemer. The Sixth Ward supervisor Thinkley of the State FatAdutrie school will speak at the ward meeting tomorrow night, with a special musical program planned.
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Wyoming
Utah Power & Lieht Company
Beachal
Qreen‘silver
Wro
Oder
Reco Peice
Mreen Iver
Treursinn
Oregon
Tish
Balt Lake City
Paul Treemer
Sixth Ward
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Blate Faduetrie
Republicans Welcome Hughes To Ogden Reception Details
The final program for Charles F. Hughes, Republican presidential nominee, includes a reception in Ogden with Mayor Abbot Jey and prominent Republicans from Ogden and Salt Lake. Plans contemplate escorting Hughes across the Nevada line, an Alhambra theater address, and a post event rally before a journey toward the coast. The schedule centers on a 12:05 arrival and a 4 PM departure toward Salt Lake City.
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Charles F. Hughes
Bis Vlelt
Ogden West
Whureday
Campaiga
Abbot IL Jey Sood
Qaden
Balt Laken
Weber du la
Glen Miller
WU. Watts
Weber Club
Dya
J. M. Farrislal
Mulanteki
0. St. Thoberts
M. Y. Jones
T. G. Yost
Congress
Charles SL Tfolinganaorth
Weber County Neigtblican
Juder J.A. Howell
Moghes
George Sutherland
Miller
Rileywood
T. C. Mast
J. M. Foctiatal
J. A. Howell
Salt Lake
Fil
Hughes
Nevace
Jescort
Apecal
Aston
Orden
Alhambra Theater
Hie
Mestato
Bamberger for Governor Nominees and Justice Candidacy
A political note from a historical page mentions Bamberger as a gubernatorial candidate and lists electors and nominees for justice on the supreme court. A convention named Ustel to a continuing role or position among the ticket.
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Ustel
Rose Man Rejoices Over Arrest In UTA
Charley Barter of Rome was released from county jail after being booked for passing bad checks totaling 962.24 to the Tribe Liquor Company, N J Kell, and W H Perry Auto Service. He claimed to plan a trip to Molac via Pocatello before arrest. Sheriff DeVine returned him to Boise. his father posted funds to cover the losses.
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Charley Barter
Rome
Tribe
N. J. Kell
W. H. Perry Auto Service
Tolac
Hier Anil Bea
Pocatello
Molac
Maho
Baxter
Idaho
Intormid
Lee
Duncham Chy
Bos Elder
Gheriff DeVine
Eity
Drainage Expert Otto Weber Probes Oxden Area
Government expert Otto Weber investigates drainage possibilities west of Oxden where about 45,000 acres are claimed reclaimable. Fortler, a Gamoel official, will hear the findings and assess feasibility and impact.
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Gamoel Fortler
Hera
Oxden
Waiters Refuse to Serve Hughes in San Francisco
In San Francisco on August 19 union waiters refused to serve presidential candidate Hughes at the San Francisco Commercial Club. Club management had requested 65 waiters for an open shop policy, backed by the Pacific Coast Waiters Association, with pickets at club entrances. The episode follows a period of open shop actions across downtown eateries and strikes for shorter hours.
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San Francisco
Cal
von Glen
Charles B. Hoghes
Nepublican
Francia V. Reesling
Republican State Central Commttee
Pacific Coast Walters’ Association
Tora Walters
Testaurant Men's Association
Austrians Launch Heavy Artillery Attack on Carso Front
Rome reports Austrians opened a heavy attack on the left wing of Italian forces along the Parso plateau at night. Italian batteries reportedly checked the assault. artillery fire surged along the front with gaps in the lines near Morzia and the Lerhiees sector. The night action followed losses after a tense feint, with Italian guns delivering counterbattery fire.
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London
Parso
Placerwint
Tery
Carso
Heat Scorches Chicago People Protest Fringe Grass Length
A chaotic arragement of words reports a protest about grass length in Cleveland with scattered mentions of heat, teams, players, and weather icons. Names or teams are unclear, but the passage suggests a public demonstration linked to a ballpark area and a sporting context.
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Cleveland
Lectures at the Alhambra feature Lieut Beartzkopensky
Motion plotiees of Blberia will be presented at the Alhambra Sunday afternoon at 2. Lieut M Beartzkopensky, former officer and body guard of the Czar, will deliver a dramatic lecture on the theme From a Silurian Dungeon. He will recount escape, sentence, and motives behind his exile, endorsed by university presidents and business leaders nationwide. The program starts at 3 PM, with another talk Tuesday at the Tabernacle introducing the Russian officer.
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Alhambra
M. Beartzkopensky
Crap of
Russia
Alberia
Wenry
Linu
Aitmleston
Atham
Bea
M. Swartzkopensky
Czar
M. Mavtag
Liberta
Camerme
Iectere
Bieri
Arbitration stance by railroads on eight hour day
Washington Aug 1 State funds reveal railroad managers defend arbitration as fair method to settle the eight hour day dispute. They argue eight hours differs by trade and need for transmission service, urging arbitration and public trust while outlining past practice and calls for a peaceful settlement through mediation and federal offices.
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Washington
Holden
Uoyiington
Wien
Inter Cats
Conference Committee of Managers
Bundaye
Thera
Railronda
Trerntseac
Tra
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Aermanda
Paythe
Mae
Miles
Boans
Todue
Alipalea
Dlapaiea
Great Storm on the Somme Front Intensifies
With the Frilitah Armies on the Somme Front, Aug. 13, a heavy rainstorm joined the artillery fire this morning as a finale to yesterday's Anglo French attack from Westerzs the Somme. The rain continues. The main advance was toward Guillemont where they gained an important position on either side of the town, near the det of Sebiood.
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Frlitah
Somme
London
Westeres
Guillemont
Sebiood
Low Grocery Prices From Wholesale to Consumers
An advertisement touts low grocery prices by piece rather than dozen, claiming better value than wholesale to consumer stores. It lists assorted baked goods, canned items, syrups, starch, and various staples with prices and tantalizing guarantees, urging trial orders to prove savings.
Rail labor dispute rejects arbitration demand amid transport cost fears
The article argues rail leaders refuse to arbitrate all controversies under the Newlands act, urging a neutral tribunal or presidential commission. It contends arbitration is essential to avoid a costly upheaval in railroad service and a large rise in transportation costs borne by the public.
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Public Service
Lenti Jaden
Etate
National
Sone
Railrad Icadera
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dent
United States
Nbor
Gosinesa and
Fragmentary OCR Labor Arbitation Debate Quoted
A garbled fragment discusses destroying princely arbitration and potential judgments. It questions the social gravity of wage debates and whether arbitration is a legitimate path for resolving state and national legislations. The text appears as a stray, incomplete quotation with unclear attribution.
TUGHES PARTY VISITS ROOSEVELT RANCH
The Slughes special halted at Roosevelt's former ranch as Uughes stepped off the train to greet a crowd of several hundred cowboys and other workers. Cowboys pressed forward, shaking hands and patting trousers as the presidential candidate moved through the crowd with brisk, practiced steps.
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Roosevelt
Uughes
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