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Newspaper

Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1915

Page

6

Salt Lake Doctor Arrested on Murder Charge

Balt Lake, Dec. 3 Dr Herbert Marshall a hospital physician was arrested in Habetha Kansas on a murder charge in the death of Elizabeth M Marehall wife of Marshall. Police and county attorney investigators say the case warrants detention and a complaint was issued. Marshall claims the shooting was accidental and that he was attending his ailing wife when the gun fired. A hotel resident testified he heard Marshall make a telephone appointment before the crime and Marshall and the wife were found after the shot with a pistol nearby.

Balt Lake Herbert TL Marshall Habetha Kan Elizabeth M. Marehall Salt Lake Inez Marshal Kansas Town Toure MA Grant Marshall Kani Marahall Atzrehall Ald Chyalelan Acd Narsheil Tor Goldberg Goldberg Iba van Catt Marshall and Goldbers Pollo Mra. Marshall

SORAH DECLARES HE MAR A RAI CANDIDATE

Washington December 2 Today Dorah of Idaho declined to permit placing his name on the Minnesota presidential primary ballot. He says he is not a candidate for the presidential nomination and does not wish to be drawn into the contest. He has received many telegrams from Republican friends urging him to run.

Wwe Washington Seoaing Wlam E. Dorah Idabo Minnesota Sod Briende Rama

Telephone line expands into Arbon Valley this December

The Mani tain States Telephone and Telegraph Co completes a new ling into Arbon valley. First connection made today linking American Falls and Arbon valley. The Independent company previously serviced the area but is now booked as the line extends beyond the ward, delivering broader service.

Pocatello Téa Manitain States Telephone & Telegraph Company Ling Arbou Valley American Falls Arbon Valley Arbon Bic Thue Outelde Ward

Ferron Mining Man Dies on the Desert

A miner named Chris Jensen of Ferron Utah was found dead on the desert near Ferron after a report from an errand boy. Deputies Thompson and Wimmer retrieved the body and Lewis Prescott brought it to Temple Mount. the remains will be taken to Ferron for burial. Jensen owned mining claims near Temple Mount south of Ferron.

Debert Green River Utah Harry Tasker Ofl Melda Tillea Chris Jensen Merron Depuy Rherlf Thompson Tom Wimmer Tad Lewis Prescott Wort Hip Lo Sons Temple Mount Price Ferron Jenseo

War Plotters Found Guilty in Hamburg American Case

In New York a federal court found four officials of the Hamburg American Line guilty of conspiracy to defraud the United States by chartering ships and supplying German warships with coal and other goods during early World War I. The verdict followed a lengthy trial detailing transfers to German vessels and the role of Captain Royed.

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General Sattre Appointed Chief of French Armies

Paris reports General Sattre named commander in chief of all French armies except North Africa, including Morocco. Poincare presented the decree as London and Rome signal Italy’s adhesion to the London treaty, pledging aid to Serbia and Greece amidst Balkan negotiations and railway and waterway control disputes. The Balkans situation remains fluid with Monastir under strain as Hungarian-cut lines threaten Greek front, and unconfirmed reports swirl of Marsians crossing the Rumadsa border and Russian redeployments toward Galicia.

Paris Sattre Ahief North Africa Marseeo Enlonies Poincare London Italys Baron Sonming Pesca Greece Constantine Baer Italy Great Britain France Halkang Diane Monastir Atlanta Rumadsa Bulgaria Huymania Galicia Luewlsn

Kaiser Made Only A Friendly Visit

Term Dec 2 by wireless to SagriMn Vienna newspaper reports the German emperor’s visit to Vienna. The Overseas News Agency says there was no special motive behind the meeting of the two monarchs, describing it as simple cordiality rather than theatrical.

SagriMn Vienna Newapaptin

Refugees Reach Douglas After Long Trek on Horseback

Fourteen Americans.left Tigre yesterday on horseback reached Douglas today. They rode to within 25 miles of the border, aided by friends in automobiles. Four more remained to bring the horses, expected tonight. One Briton and four others unable to leave El Tigre may arrive tonight or tomorrow. Consul Nodelfo Mariano said repairs to the Nogales to Heroica Matamoros line were advancing, with trains expected to run to Heroquillo by the end of the week.

Couglas Ariz Fl Tigre Vritieh el Tipre Nodelfo Mariano Carranza Nogates Sonora Heroosuilo

Resolutions Form New National Farm Cooperative System

Chicago Dec 2 Delegates from 45 states adopt sweeping resolutions creating central committees to organize farmers nationwide into cooperative societies covering poultry garden truck grain and livestock The plan aims at a permanent agricultural organization to handle education and coordination and make the National Conference on Marketing and Farm Credits an annual event with focus on production distribution and financing of farm products.

Chicago W Central Farmers of America Foto Farm Credita Frank I. McVey University of North Dakota Agricultural Organization Society Gifford Pinchot Philadelphia Horace Plunkett Ireland Harris Webatock San Francisco F.M. Tansley Aimes Po- Mis Night Relationship League John Ize Coulter University of West Virpisia Frank L. McVey Alexander E. Cance Massachusette State Agricultural College WW. Danforth Washloxton Lil National Council of Farmiers’ Cooperative Associations James Caldwell Lake City Mann Clarence Quiley Agricultural College of Texas Fred W. Datis Terao Charles W. Dillon Racsza Lot Sweet Depver Colo Henry Wallace Drs Motnes Tora John R. Commons University of Wheconsin Alt Idaho Elwood, Mead University of California Teetor McPherson University of Oregon Agricultural Or Sanitation Society Folawa Sturnieth America Coun

Petition Aimed to Protect American Flag Vessels in War Lights

A request states that Mr. Lanning initiated action and the state department adopted the petition asserting that vessels flying the American flag would be protected in their lights without special ammunition arrangements.

Lanning

W. P. Hepburn Reported Better in Clarinda

In Clarinda Iowa on December 2 doctors said former congressman W P Hepburn 82 improved from heart and kidney troubles. They held strong hopes for full recovery as his family gathered at his bedside after a two day deterioration.

Clarinda Iowa W. P. Hepburn Sir. Hepburn

Sir John French Reports Success in Western Front Bombardments

London dispatch records an official bulletin noting four days of successful bombardments of hostile trenches and strongpoints. British artillery inflicted heavy damage, while enemy replies were weak. On November 20 two mines exploded and two hostiles aeroplanes were shot down. twenty aircraft bombed a German supply depot at Miraumont, with one British plane missing after reconnaissance on December 1.

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Steamship Winneboro Ordered From Nuevos Ayres to Stamford

Richard F. Wagner, president of the American Trans-Atlantic company, announced the steam er Winneboro will sail from Nuevos Ayres for Stamford, Connecticut. The vessel, loaded with zacaton grass, is part of a fleet linked to the Hittish concern under Buspiginn of German ownership. Wagner earlier appealed to Secretary Lansing to secure British passage for the ship.

New York Richard FP. Wagner American Trans-Atlantic Company Winneboro Nuevos Ayres Stamford Conn Geran

Mexico Zacaton Harvests Boost Paper Stock Potential

Mexico shows zacaton as a perennial plant yielding value from roots and tops. An acre can produce multiple tons of tops, with fields often densely covered. grown in cycles every third year. US Department of Agriculture tests indicate soda pulping from zacaton is cheaper and comparably usable to poplar pulp for first-grade printing paper.

Watt Red Cross Christman National RE Facta Woodrow Mexico United States Department of Agriculture Acoe

Bankruptcy Petitions Filed In U S District Court

George H. Coley a Lewiston butcher and Harrison Sperry a Ophir miller filed voluntary bankruptcy petitions in U S district court. Coley lists assets of 2625 with 1950 to be exempt. Sperry shows assets of 300 and liabilities 274.49. Two circuit court of appeals mandates from the Eighth Circuit were received, one against T D Ryan over a demurrer and retrial, another upholding the federal court in Weniger vs Success Miner Co regarding the plaintiff.

Ions Flas Salt Lake George IL Coley Lewiston Cache County Harrison Sperry Ophir Tooele County United States District Court Coley Sperry United States Cirecuit Court of Appeals Dank Waynesboro Sgalost T. D. Ryan Feder Raurt Otter Georgi Weniger Success Minior Dectefon

Definition of affectation in a joke about tires

A quip from Detroit Free Press defines affectation as carrying extra tires on a car that never travels more than four blocks from a garage. The joke contrasts vanity with practical limits on use.

Detroit Free Prees

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