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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1918

Page

8

Consideration of Baseball's Future in New York 1914

New York premeeting session of baseballs future discussed opening NL meeting. Charles Ebbets announced he would work with T Robinson to manage the team for six more seasons. Directors list named Biographic figures from Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia and others attended.

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Are You Fat Just Try This Marmola Prescription Tablets

Thousands have followed doctors advice to use Marmola Prescription Tablets as a fat reducer. The ad promises safe, easy weight loss without exercise, claiming noticeable results in one to four weeks. It directs readers to Marmola Co. at 864 Woodward Ave, Detroit for a free case of tablets.

Une Marmott Co Ft. Mich

Eysner Called in Gavartars to Maintain Order

Premier Eysner appealed to the Bow of Cave to uphold strict law and deter disturbances similar to Friday night. Troops assigned to preserve order were prepared to use new weapons if necessary.

Munich Associated Press Eysner Cave

Ogden State Bank Savings Plan Promotion

An aged fragment urges starting a savings account to boost earning power. It notes deposits from a dalle up and a four percent annual interest, compounded quarterly, as the benefit of opening an Ogden State Bank savings account.

Ogden State Bank

Allied shipping and food aid at London conference

At a major London conference Edward N. Hurley and Herbert Hoover oversee talks with the American Shipping Board and the administrator to discuss releasing tonnage for Allied food and exports. A second session in Paris aims to loosen food embargoes, with outcomes to be reviewed by President Wilson upon his Europe arrival. Meetings continue this week with limited participation of American shipping delegates.

London Edward N. Kuley American Shipping Board Flerbert Cy Moorer Unsley Laris Hurley Hoover Thas Mediad Wilson Europe Paris

Protest Against Life Imprisonment For Thomas Mooney

Protesting against the life imprisonment sentence of Thomas Mooney of San Francisco, four hundred Libbey Glass employees are striking. About two hundred joined last night and another hundred are to strike. They are planning a public demonstration downtown.

Thomas Mooney Tolero San Francisco

Olive Tablets Promise Liver and Bowel Relief

Advert says Dr Edwards Olive Tablets cure stomach upset by cleansing liver and bowels. Claims natural function restoration ends indigestion with a vegetable formula mixed with olive oil. One or two tablets at bedtime provide relief. priced 10c and 2c per box. available at all druggists.

Dr. Edwards rLiget Neit

Conspiracy Case Opens at Sacramento Trial Start

In Sacramento California the conspiracy trial of 47 defendants from the Industrial Workers of the World begins in U S district court with 19 jurors temporarily chosen. Judge F Y Rudkin will decide demurrer to the indictment and motions for separate trials for Theodora Folink Basile Saffores and A L Fox, the only defendants with counsel. The remaining defendants are represented by trial committees who have chosen to abstain from naming further counsel.

Sacramento Cal Dee Industrial Workers of the World United States District Court F. Y. Rudkin Harry M. McKee

Princess Helena Tetray Freed From Bolshevik Captivity

Washington reports Princess Helena Tetray, niece of the Queen of Italy, freed from Bolshevik captivity. The princess, tied to Swedish mediation, will travel via Sweden to Italy as part of royal kin. Separate inquiry into National Security League and loyalty concerns in Congress was ordered by the House.

Washington Helena Tetray National Security League of “i York and Congress Hovoc Clark VII

Nebraskan Senator Defends Neutrality Shifts Over War Policy

Washington, Dec 10. Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska, chairing the Foreign Relations Committee, told the Senate that Germans used propaganda to misstate records. He traced his stance from strict neutrality in 1911 to armed neutrality and later to war, citing opposition to German piracy and support for arming merchant ships as events shifted with the crisis. He recalled introducing a munitions embargo bill long before and noted his speeches aligned with changing American policy toward World War I.

Washington Der Uiteheoek Nebraska Senate Today Name Muong Senate Judiciary Albert Bushnell Harte Harvard Gian Benciay Hitchcowk Betis Hitchcock United States Ilkeheack Senate Alls Besar America Germany Ips

Great Honors for President and Peace Mission

Dec 10 Paris dispatch reports President Wilson to enter Brest with escort ships, land in Paris at 3 pm, greeted by Premier Clemenceau and officials. He will visit Elysee Palace for luncheon, receive solemn reception, then tour devastated eastern France before peace conference begins December 27. Arlington names include Stephen Pepe Georges gues Armand Gauthier John Worshing and E. House among Americans aiding the peace commission.

PANS iTavas Stephen Pepe Georgesgues Imarine Kate Tardieu Oley Paris Polmare Clemenceau Helat Lhe Elysee Palace Wilson Anl Chins France

What to Eat and How to Heal Acid Stomach

An advertisement advises using Disurated Magnesia to neutralize excess stomach acid and relieve indigestion. It claims the product does not digest but counteracts acidity, enabling normal digestion without pepsin or artificial aids. Consumers are urged to obtain the powder or tablets from a druggist and eat what they please.

Embargo on Hog Shipments Tied to Yard Congestion

Washington reports an embargo on hog shipments to the union stockyards in Chicago until Thursday, as yards accumulate and to ease congestion. Shipments will resume on Thursday. Chicago notes extension changes in livestock prices as the U S stabilization committee shifts average price levels, citing Pittsburgh as an example moving from 37.50 to 17.65.

Washington Union Chicago Railroad Administration Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture and Nec United States Pittsburg

Increase in diamond sales shifts to smaller stones in Chicago

The National Council of Defense reports a wartime trend toward more Amal[] diamonds and fewer stones over one half carat. Prices rose about 300 percent since the war began, pushing buyers to favor smaller stones per person’s budget.

Chicago National Council of Defense Thas Sunt

Wilsons War Cabinet May Join Peace Conference Team

President Wilson plans a war cabinet group to accompany him to Europe for the peace conference. Members include Bernard Baruch, Harry A. Garfield, Vance McCormick, Edward J. Hurley, and Herbert Hoover. Baruch may invite other officials to join for reconstructions of industry and trade postwar Europe.

Wasthington Jinar Iit Daria Amt Europe Wiecon Bernard M. Baruch War Industries Noar Viel Harry A. Gartlel Vance McCormick War Trade Board Edward W. Lurley Shipping Board Herbert Looyer Murope Mr. Baruch Willl War Cabinet

America’s Answer Is Seen in Holland headline

The American Committee of Public Information presented the wartime film America’s Answer in The Hague for Dutch army and navy officers. Eight reels showed American war effort across Europe including aviation. The screening roused cheers for President Wilson and General Pershing with patriotic American music.

The Hague America Wilson Wershing

Caring for orphans in Pocatello during influenza outbreak

The influenza relief committee of the American Red Cross in Pocatello Idaho appeals for infants to be cared for during the influenza spike. Dozens of babies lack permanent homes as families are affected, and the committee asks immediate contact from those who can provide temporary or permanent infant placement. Also reports Paris Singer divorce from Mrs. Paris Singer in Paris, with allegations of misconduct cited.

Pocatellg Idaho Jocal Uharter Ted Cross Sone Titania

Abandon Army Projects At Cantonment Washington

Cantoms for two brigades of army, Camp Kearny California, Camp Dodge Iowa, a plant at Travin Texas, and Camp Cady Nevada ordered abandoned by the War Department. Also lists demobilization and facility closures across multiple sites. A brief official notice records the military project discontinuations.

Washington War Department Armery Camp Kearny Calif En- Sargeanenc Camp Dodge Tawa Camp

Nerve strengthening tonic promise for thin nervous people

An advertisement touts Butro-Phosphate as a nerve building treatment for thin, nervous individuals claiming it increases flesh, strength, and vigor. It describes five grain tablets taken with meals and asserts safety for delicate sufferers while noting improved appetite and pinker cheeks within weeks.

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