Subscribed Standard Discontinuation Notice and War Dispatch
Public notice from the Ogden Standard journalists explains how subscribers can discontinue the paper by notice or payment. A satirical war report features ex-senator General George Jeremiah Keily leading forces on Mount Ogden against three kings, using gases and electricity in a dramatic fictitious clash with Kings Fell Drowning and Flygare.
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Inter Belleve
George Jeremiah Keily
Mount Ogden
Kings
Kelly
J. Brummitt
S&s. Smith
O. A. Kennedy
Galveston Vies With Calamity to Rebuild Strongly
The article contrasts Galveston’s recovery after the 1900 hurricane with fears over education reforms. It praises German discipline over the elective system and notes civic resolve, the protective harbor works, and shared national admiration for Galveston’s resilience, likening it to San Francisco and Masina.
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San Francisco
Galveston
Masgina
Sicily
Utah
A City With A Strong Heart In Galveston
A fragment notes Galveston’s resilience after a second West India hurricane in 15 years. The storm lasts 18 hours with winds near 30 mph. Citizens respond with greeting to The Standard and others, expressing faith in the city’s future despite limited damage.
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Galveston
Broul. Mes
Russian Front War Outlook Warns of German Push
A historical report describes German advances toward Moscow and possible aims to cripple Russia. It notes Russians increasingly disorganized and unable to mount effective resistance, with Germany planning further offensives into Europe and potential actions against Italy or Britain and France.
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Warsaw
Bug River
Brest-Litovak
Russia
Moscow
York
von Hinderbourg
Berbia
Malo
Turkey
Italy
British pressure grows as war talk warns conscription
The article contends German strength could overwhelm Russia and threaten Europe, urging Britain to mobilize. It cites possible conscription as a response to enlistment shortfalls and criticizes Welsh miners' strikes for delaying war preparations while volunteers endure trench warfare.
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Mans
tela-Hungary
France
Germany
Europe
Bath
Kitchener
Iminera
Great Britain
Sweden's War Mood and Pro German Leanings Reported
A literary digest review quotes Moscow and London sources on Sweden's restless stance in the war. It notes Sweden's pro German tilt among officials and army circles, distrust of Russia, and a mobilized frontier forces now over 540000 trained men, with broader public opinion fearfully watching developments.
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Sweden
Moscow
Rusekaya Slovo
Russia
London Morning Post
Minland
Stockhol
London Times
Germany
Tustic
Army training adds officers as war widens ranks
The report notes 360,000 on the first line and 180, WO Landsturm. New training steals since the war began have added nearly 6000 non-commissioned officers to the army in a few months, while fifty new important officers posts have been created. Also, “Romance of Elaine” and “The Broken Coin” are playing at the Rex today.
World Market Hogs and Cattle Prices From America and Kansas
Kansas City markets report hog receipts around two thousand with higher prices. heavy and packers at about 7.00 to 7.95 with bids, calves and feeders mixed. sheep receipts around four hundred with higher quotes from near 4.75 to 6.25. Chicago, St. Louis and Omaha show varied yet resilient livestock values. cattle and hogs at regional yards reflect demand and season. Cattle and sheep prices listed by weight, with standout figures for heavy hogs and native beef cattle across markets. Actual bid ranges include heavy hogs near 7.50, steer and heifer prices around 5.00 to 8.00, lambs near 7.25 to 9.50, with regional variations.
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Kansas City
Casas Mo
St. Louis Livestock
St. Tans
Santhorn Stoors
OVA
Helfers
Sheeq
Ewes
Gong
Chicago Grain Market Mixed With Weather Weighing Prices
Chicago grain moved on Aug 27 with wheat and corn opening lower as traders weighed improved weather and frost in the Northwest. September wheat hovered around 97 to 98 cents, December near 11.4 to 11.2. Provisions stayed active, while corn ended weaker with September around 74 and December near 67.
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Chicago
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Wright
Ned Erember
Yewin
Tor Isher
Ecember
Sugar Prices and Government Bonds Report
Sugar prices in New York were steady with raw sugar at 4.70 cents and refined, molasses, and other futures opening higher by 2 to 3 points at noon. Money markets showed quotes for Mercantile paper and sterling bills, with bonds steady and railroad bonds irregular. Governor Walsh addressed delegates praising conference support while remarks by Cole L. Clease drew criticism over lynch law. Governors conference closing sessions focused on military preparedness and natural resource conservation with speakers Dix Carlson and Ulster.
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New York
New York Money
Mercantile Paper
Cail
Walsh
Bey
Stu
Cole L. Clease
South Carolina
Uberty
Massachusetts
Las
Boston
Governors’ Conference
Joan A. Dix
G. A. Carlson
Colorado
Ernest Ulster
Washington
Patron hails Jewel as best picture seen
A patron declared last night that Jewel is the best picture they have ever seen, calling it a standout in cinema. The remark came amid chatter about Oracle and a sense of high praise for the film’s impact.
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Oracle
Governors Talk On War Subject In Conference
In Wenton on August 37 the governors gathered to discuss the war topic with President Wilson. The telegram reply to the inquiry was read aloud, outlining the administration’s stance during the conference at the state capital.
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Wenton
Maan
Wilson
Chaplin in 2 Reels and Elsie Jan at Alhambra Today
Elsie Jan appears in a five reel feature with a Vitagraph comedy at the Alhambra today and again Saturday. Chaplin is shown in a two reel release accompanying the program.
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Chaplin
Elsie Janis
Alhambra
Teddy Roosevelt telegram dispute on succession sentiment
Secretary Garrison cites a telegram from General Wood denying Roosevelt’s assertion and promising strict adherence to policy. Garrison accuses Roosevelt of habitually issuing bold statements while the administration weighs actions against Plattsburg and potential shifts in leadership amid the anxious public.
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Washington
Garrison
Woat
Mattabargeine
Roosevelt
Wood
Fragmentary Postcard Rhythm Reflects Local Talk
A clipped, informal reminiscence mentions a colonel and a Maine farmer heading to Bangor to get drunk, with stray lines about eye contact and a candy for the kiddies Alhambra tomorrow.
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Maine
Bangor
Telegraphers Championship Ties San Francisco Meet
Expert telegraphers from across the United States gather in San Francisco for the championship tournament of telegraphy under Panama Pacific Exposition auspices. Notable contestants include A J Hamilton holder of the Carnegie diamond medal V and Jerman Barfield T S Brickhouse and John Hilliard of San Francisco and G W Smith of Philadelphia. Nine events feature telegraphers at world and railroad, commercial, press and brokers operations. prize includes Carnegie diamond medal and 200 cash.
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San Francisco
Cal
United States
A. J. Ahlington
Jerman Barfield
Brickhouse
John Hilliard
G. W. Smith
Philadelphia
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