Personal Devil of the Bible Evangalist draws crowd on sermon
Evangelist W. M. Andrees preached last night at 2655 Washington Avenue on Personal Devil the Bible. He argued for a personal devil, citing Lucifer's rebellion and biblical passages to show the devil's ongoing influence and role in tormenting the wicked. He asserted Lucifer was a rejected angel, not a half beast as common imagery suggests.
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Satanic rebellion and coming wrath outlined by speakers
A church series discusses Satan cast from heaven and his rebellion against God. It cites Revelation 12 12 and Hebrews 2 14 noting the devil's brief time and ultimate destruction. The audience welcomed the talks and an upcoming program week was announced.
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Fairy Tale in Film Jack and the Neonstock Shown to Managers
Fox Film Corporation presented a private screening of the fairy tale Jack and the Neonstock to theater managers and motion picture men in Ogden at the Orpheum on Wednesday night. It is a faithful tale suitable for children and adults, with few grownups among the cast and a seven foot tall giant imported from California. plans suggest showings in one of Ogden's theaters soon.
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Accond Bill of Pantages Season at the Orpheum
The Orpheum show features Honeymoon number with pretty girls and three men, Tom Kelly’s engaging patter, and Corelli Trio with violin and harp. Ordens and Zethro’s Vorse deliver skilled acts, plus a trained canine parade and Mary Watkins with a unique cantor style delight Ogden audiences.
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Clerical Errors Shuffle Weber County Draft Registrants
Clerical mistakes when Weber county registrants were summoned for examination reversed four outcomes, freeing two from immediate service and placing two others who believed themselves eligible into active duty. Corrected details adjust Ernest William John and James E. Ailinson, plus Tester Swanner and Claude Ellis, changing serial and liability numbers and enabling Ellis to remain at home while his brother serves.
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Deposed Abyasinian Emperor Captured in Jibut Dispatch
Aug 31 London reports Lidi Jeassu, deposed emperor of Abyasinia who escaped Magdala, has been captured per Daily Malt dispatch from Jibut, French Somaliland. He is grandson of late King Menchik, dethroned in 1916 by his aunt after a six month pursuit by government forces.
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Wheat price set at 2.20 a bushel for 1917 crop
President Wilson, urged by the Wheat Price Committee led by Garfield, fixes 2.20 a bushel for the 1917 wheat crop. Basis is No. 1 Northern Spring at Chicago. Compromise reached after votes swung from 2.56 to 1.84 in favor of a middle ground. Committee cites producer and consumer interests and aims to stabilize markets and keep flour prices down.
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Gerard’s Story 15 Confirms German Plan to Block US in Mexico
James Keeley, Chicago publisher, confirms former Ambassador Gerard’s claim that Germany offered to joint intervene in Mexico with Britain and end the Monroe Doctrine. Keeley says a London official described a brief German proposal to align spheres of influence in Mexico, noting contemporaries in British Parliament were aware of the inquiry.
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Yale Graduate Joins Food Board in London
London August In Louis P Sheldon, a Yale graduate linked to a London banking firm, has been asked by Herbert C Seaver to accept appointment as representative of the American food administration board in the United Kingdom. He has accepted and may become an attache of the American embassy. As Hoover's representative, he will work with the UK food controller to foster close US England cooperation on food control.
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Fire devastates Kazan outskirts as looting halts
A Kazan fire on the Kazanka river spread rapidly forcing residents to flee to surrounding fields and forests. Militants looted until military school students intervened. flames reached the reservoir and enveloped the town in smoke for thirty six hours before order was restored.
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Farmers appeal to Pres Wilson over Pacific transport
Philippine farmers, meeting in Manila, have sent an appeal to President Wilson asking him to take measures to relieve transportation difficulties across the Pacific that affect Philippine island products. Brazil has enacted civil service retirement legislation.
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English Jews Protest Regiment Name In War Army
A deputation of English Jews led by Lord Swaysibling met Lord Derby to urge dropping the term Jewish regiment used for the Hebrew regiment formed recently. They argued 40,000 Jews in the army fight as subjects, not as Jews, and requested a new designation. Derby agreed to abandon the title and promised a new design.
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Lady Maud to Marry Captain from Devonshire Court
Engagement notice from Toronto reports Lady Maud Cavendish daughter of the Duke of Devonshire and Captain Ankun Mackintosh of the Royal Horse Guards. Mackintosh, 32, served at Tides Hall, formerly with the duke of Connaught’s staff. The item notes Lady Maud’s age and previous service details.
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Murder Trial at Bristol Ends in Alaska Territory
In Seward Alaska August 31 reports say the murder trial of A P McLean a government teacher at Nushakak Bruins Bay formerly of Bristol Bay opened yesterday and may end by Monday The case concerns the January 2 1916 murder of his native wife Witnesses were brought from as far as Valdez and Arctic Circle district to testify.
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Cotton Crop At 67.8 Percent Of Normal In Forecast
Washington on August 21 reports the Agriculture Department's forecast of 12,499,900 bales for cotton based on the August 25 crop condition. The crop is estimated at 67.8 percent of normal, reflecting a strained outlook for the season.
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