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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1915

Page

6

University of Utah faculty retirements in I W W ties

Art Teagher driver out and Mrs Stephen not reappointed as University of Utah faculty amid I W W connections and Hillstrom case fallout. Regents announced decision while noting later misstatements and security concerns on campus. Stephen had been active in education, with past ties to labor causes and notable public statements linked to I W W.

Haltake Virginia Scow Stephen University of Utah Dee Uulstrom Regenta Mrs Blephen Ijllstrom Tr Erpis J. T. Kingsbury JD. H. Allen Board of Regents Steuben Stephen Fll University West Reckents Fn Ite Mrs. Stephen Surge Fettion W. W. Miter Rster Yesinning George Whitroore Nephi Board of Regeria J. A. Allen Mra. Guerhsn Mra School of Education Univesity Denver Joe Mahlstrom Jessa J. W W Roy J. Storton Major 13 Myron Td. W. Wo Bizgara 2 Biolorisis Hg Gam Herorn Mararches Apiey

Not Guilty Verdict Cited in Riots Case

A not guilty verdict is recorded in a riots case involving several defendants. The report notes the court did not convict Patera and others, with references to dates and local officials and unclear details due to OCR errors.

Monastir Captured by Bulgarians After Surrender

Dispatches report Monastir formally surrendered to Bulgarian forces. Serbian commander Colonel Vasslich agreed to capitulate to avoid bloodshed, with Greek and Rum official mediators negotiating terms. A commission traveled to Bulgarian headquarters while guards and archives moved toward Greek territory.

London Ur Wis Dronday Vasslich Varanch Monastir Florina Manasp the Times

Federation to Aid Arizona Strikers

The Western Federation of Miners held its final meeting to plan support for Arizona copper strikers. The executive board prepared to issue a report tomorrow outlining deliberate methods to secure material assistance and relief for the workers, with immediate relief understood to be planned.

Arizona Denver Western Federation of Miners 9 Ita Dara Cecurlak Manelal Etrikles

Eleven Foreigners Given Citizenship

Paul Armetrons, United States naturalization examiner, assisted in naturalization work in American Parls. Eleven foreign-born residents became citizens. Most new citizens are German Rossland family settlers in Vower and Onelita counties.

Paul Armetrons United States Naturalization Examiner Rossland Vower Onelita

Professor J Mt Boshant Recovers From Illness

Trova Nov 20 report says Professor J Mt Boshant conductor of the tabernarh ebolr and in charge of the gest o department of public serouts but was out after a severe illness from rheammation and a later attack of internal hemorrhage.

Trova J. Mt. Boshant Tabernarh Ebolr Gesto

Fiercest fighting of entire war reported in Balkans

Tendon Nov 20 The retreat of most Serbian troops into Albania shifts heavy fighting to the Adriatic front. Italian offensives press Austrian bridges and mountain positions near Tolmino Gorizia and Doberdò while Austrians claim repulsals. Rumors say 250,000 Serbians refuge in Albania with their batteries. German and Bulgarian forces prepare for actions against Entente in the south and Danube theatre. News from London Athens and Bucharest discuss Greek replies and Danube troop movements amid shifting alliance pressures.

Serbia Victor Emmanuel Gorilla St Ieast Mary Italy Alles Albania Satdlers Chilana Alan Budapest Rumante Rez Ftamanian Tulsata

Pope Benedict sought by Henry Font for peace plan

Nov 6 to 20 dispatches from Detroit report Henry Font urging the Pope to intervene to end the war and bring trench battles to Christmas. Mme Schwimmer says the pope approved a conference with the Woman's Peace party while Ford dismisses peace moves as uncertain and without a stop plan.

Henry Font Christman Maye Borrollet XIV Tlain Wapany Weroming Dlepatch Detroit Mma Schwimmer Woman's Peace Party Three Inet Mme. Schwimmer Mma Gebwinmer Mr. Fort Philadelphia John Wanamaker Manufacturers” Club Merry Fort Ford Ito

Peace Movement at Potsdam and Downing Street Debate

Fragmentary note questions a peace movement backed by a government. It suggests buying a ship to gift to President Wilson and force a warning when a chance to aid peace arises. No clear dates or names beyond Wilson.

Downing Street Potsdam Wilhelmetrasse Wilson

Portugal’s new cabinet named in Lisbon report

In Lisbon on November 29, President Machado announced a new cabinet for the Portuguese republic. The Democratic Arts ministry lineup names Dr Alfonso Cotta as premier and minister of war, with Dr Almeida Rivero interior, Dr Catawha Menezes justice, Captain Aregerio Coutinho marine, Dr Rodriguez Igpapar foreign affairs, Captain Stan as minister of instruction, and other appointees forming the core executive.

Lisborn Maine Tiemarding Machado Portuguete Democratic Arts Cance Alfonso Cotta Almeida Rivero Jusce Catawha Menezes Safor” Norton

Worst Accident In Half Century At Wilmington Powder Plant

Wilmington Del Nov 30 Thirty one workmen were killed and seven fatally injured today in a terrific explosion of about four tons of black powder at the Upper Hagley yard of the Ths Pont Powder company It was the worst accident in any plant in a quarter of a century The cause will probably remain a mystery An official investigation is under way and every employee near the building that exploded will be examined Most victims were young men between 16 and 35 years old, many dying in the Wilmington area

Wilmington Del Hagley Ths Pont Powder Company

Paris Debates 1915 Conscription Bill Prompting Protest

In Paris on November 30, a bill to call 400,000 young men born in 1897 and 1898 to color service faced a stormy debate in the chamber. Premier Briand defended government duty as Turmel urged front-line deployment before the draft. Socialists clapped and booed as Briand urged defeat of Turmel’s motion.

Gardeons Yarloua Turmel Paris Socialisia Prentier Briand Chamber M. Turmel Kemter Briand Etd Ap. Maus Tha Ett

Election of officership at Modern Woodmen of America

Modern Woodmen of America calls a meeting Wednesday in December for election of officers. Members are requested to attend this official function and take note of the notices in the advertisement.

Modern Woodmen OF America

Reichstag Hears Of Big Victories In War Speech

Nov 30 to Dec 1 reports from Herlin and London describe the opening of the Reichstag session with President Kaempfe praising Germany’s wartime gains and the Herbertian campaign. Finance secretary Welfferich outlines a war profits tax plan with potential income taxes, while the Reichstag adopts martial law provisions and a mandate for firms to reserve 60 percent of profits for future taxation. The president lauds German military successes and the Serbians’ defeat, then marriage licenses list several couples in Prove.

Herlin de London Kaempfe Germany West Karl Welfferich Melfferich Austria Balkans Sarajevo Europe Arma Tulgarta Dardanelles Freud England Thereichstag Schneidemann Heltfried Bane Eet Thore

Lectures On Heredity And Eugenics Captivate Audience

An American lecturer, Albert Edward Wigram, presents a series on scientific subjects praised for clarity and relevance to public well being. The talks, the result of a decade of careful study, cover advances in heredity and eugenics, drawing wide syndication and strong public interest.

Albert Edward Wigram

Smoot Attacks Administration and Philippine Policy

Washington reports indicate Senator Smoot of Utah said Republican attacks will focus on the administration over Philippine affairs. He cited letters from American and native officials protesting mismanagement and warned of potential trouble as Democratic officials allegedly drum up independence talk. Counts de Trekowsky and de Revoweh tied to ceremonies and Salt Lake visits tie to beet seed conferences and sugar beet production.

Washington Garrison Taft Ys Iesdera Congress Wilson Nator Smoot Utah Fred A. Triton Smoot Philippines Natire Trafers Salt Lake Count de Revmaki Hussia Germany

Sugar Beet Seed Experts Coming to Chicacs Event

Sugar beet seed experts announce international conference to be held in Chicago, featuring notable figures including Count Baarles de Hekowski and Mrs. Camille. Event traces back six years to the west coast and engages foreign counsels and ceremonial venues.

Chicacs Lesaw United States

Five Day Cleanup Valued at Lovelocks Mine Output

Five day cleanup at the Lovelocks mill yielded ore valued around 8500 dollars. The operation, led by the seven troughs coalition, produced about 2000 dollars daily during October and exposed ore at 1200 feet and 1400 feet depth. The main shaft opened from one foot to three feet, with ore running 3300 to 1019 per ton. A dividend per share is declared for December 4 and a bonus promised for Christmas.

Coalition Company & Day Ageresst

Payette to Have New Hotel Propped by Townspeople

A fragmented item from Payette Idaho reports plans for a modern brick three story hotel costing about $50,000. The project, described as a hotel prospect, is tied to the towns of Payette and Sall taking a stake, with pressed brick and sturdy construction noted in the brief notice.

Payette Pocatello Idaho

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