Suffragists At U S Congress Hear Testimony
Report from Klegton December 16 details a Senate hearing on constitutional suffrage for women. Anna Martin and Frances Joliette lead speakers arguing enfranchisement while opponents cite regional attitudes. Frances Joliette, Carris Chapman Catt, and Anna Howard Shaw urge action.
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Klegton
Senate
Anthony Constitutona
Anna Martin
Nevada
Ranedale
Louleiana
South
Mia
Frances Jolitte
Cal: Mornta
West
Sarah Land Field
Oregon
House
Anna Howard Shaw
Carris Chapman Catt
He National Woman Buffrage
Catt
Food parcels sent to Germany for starving children
London reports significant food parcels from America sent to Germany and Austria. Lord Hubert Deedes told the House of Commons that steps are being taken and the Citizens Committee for Food to Germany and Austria announced in New York it delivered three parcels of condensed milk, lard and rice to the U S post office for starving children.
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London
Germany
America
Washington
Hubert Deed
House of Commons
Citisen
Austria
New York
United States
Meraany
President Wilson and Edith Galt License Issued
A license for President Wilson and Edith Bolling Galt was issued at the local bureau. The marriage is set for Saturday night at Galt's home with Rev. Herbert Scott Bruich officiating. The ceremony will be conducted at the Episcopal church attended by Mrs Gash, though Wilson is Presbyterian. The license numbers are 89 for the president and 43 for Mrs Galt.
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Wilson
Sirs
Edith Bolling Galt
Dirs
Galt
Herbert Scott Bruich
Episcopal Church
Gash
Lesac Scorer
White House
Gall'a
Doctor Hatselden Faces Health Board Charges
Dr. George Lipachuleh and Tom Chicora filed writted charges with the state board of health against Dr. Harry Hatselden of Chicago for gross unprofessional conduct. The case questions why an operation on the defective Rolling Hol Vaty was not performed. License revocation may be considered as the matter is reviewed with Cook County authorities.
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Win
Dee
Geo. VU. Lipachuleh
Ato
Tom Chicora
State Board of Health
Harry Hatselden
Chicago
Halzetden
Alea
Denver & Rio Grande official injured in wreck near Merrabatl
The Denver & Rio Grande officials led by General Manager J Real Mudge were touring on a branch line when two coaches derailed one mile east of Merr abatl pans. The train rolled onto its side but a snowbank kept it from tumbling further down the mountain. Engineer firemen and train porter were severely injured while Mudge and other party members escaped.
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Netter
Colo
U. Studie
Denver
Tralin Porter
Modes
Heaides
Mudge
J. Real
G. F. Baught
F. F. Rockwell
Colorado Does
Railroad Trainmen Lodge Installation Meeting Notice
AU member of Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen No 68 and families invited to lodge officers installation with I A B RT Friday December 17 from 5 p m to 10 6 at hall Refreshments provided by Ladies Auxiliary Committee members listed A Scherrer W I Moore I H Day
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Brotherhood of Rajimah Texlamen No. 68
A. Scherrer
W. I. Moore
I. H. Day
French Guns Most Active In Ongoing Front Actions
Paris December 18 The official communique reports cannonading by both sides in Belgium Flanders and between the Somme and the Meuse. French operations include a successful surprise strike near Valloire capturing about fifteen prisoners and artillery damage at Vitry-le-Duc and Meuse heights. The Belgian front saw calm with artillery targeting opposing batteries. The East Army notes quiet fronts with Turkish activity diminishing and Allied air forces pursuing an enemy plane.
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Paris
Belgium
Flanders
Somme
Vallly
Alene
Vitizau-Doly
Unian
Vauquois
Meure
Hola Dea Chervallers
Niguport
Dirmude
Stretatenere
Tha Cogat
Asta
Poll Tax Notice Announces 1913 Taxes Due in Ogden
On December 16, 1918 the poll tax was instituted again for all residents of Weber County including Ogden City. Taxes unpaid for 1913 are due at the county treasurer’s office. Cornew Read, Agent, advertises collection details.
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Weber County
Ogden City
Cornew
Gould Declines to Deposit Bonds in Missouri Pacific Reorganization
The article reports that George Gould refused to deposit securities held by the Gould estate for the Missouri Pacific railway financial reorganization. It notes Talwin Gould and others may pursue personal holdings, while Loeb Co managers push the plan with most bondholders already placing securities.
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Sow Yu Dee
Fieatgady Cou
Miesourt Facinc
Gould
Talwin Gould
Hay
Vradler George
Mra
Manley J. S Stypand
Mira Helen Cowl
Frick
Abele
Missoud Waelfic
Tehalt
Kubn
Loeb Co
Kollers
Mr. Gould
Communipaw at Algeirs notes safe arrival and recall
Washington reports the steamship Communipas arrived safely at Algiers after a troubled voyage. The American consul in the port confirms safe passage and cargo handling, while a Vienna telegram hints at broader diplomatic strains, including a possible recall of the Austrian ambassador.
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Washington
Communipas
Encmnarine
Italian Action on the Albanian Coast and Balkan Moves
News from London reports Italian landings on the Albanian coast and reinforced angles with heavy guns. Allied plans aim to hold Saloniki while preparing for broader moves as Germans, Bulgarians, and Austrians weigh Greek entry and Aegean access. General Townsend notes another Turkish-held attack at Kut el-Amara pending.
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London
Salonth
Monteneggins
Adriatic
Saloniki
Hussianao Fessarabia
St Il
Greece
Aegean
Recka
Ton Robert Cecil
House of Commons
Townsend
Mesopotamia
Kut el-Amara
Siace
German American influence shapes looming U S elections
In Fatherland magazine Professor Munsterberg argues German-Americans will split the 1916 election with Roosevelt favored by Berlin aligned groups. He says Roosevelts bold foreign policy could have led America to oppose Britain and that German ideas may reorganize American politics and society.
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New York
Wilson
Roosevelt
Wage Munsterbere
Frof. Munsterberg
Germany
America
England
Americas
Arma
Olire
Ilea
Pulleoplaten
Massea
Uriden
Rooswelt
Sagamore HI
Havre
Amea
Gerat Cr Organization
Mateo
Ned Rai
Roosevelt Calls for Moral Leadership and Global Warreadiness
The author argues for a shift from utilitarian and Kantian ideals to disciplined moral authority, urging nations to embrace true freedom. Roosevelt is praised as best suited to lead America in a higher moral struggle, advocating a forward stance toward potential conflict with Germany while maintaining neutrality in substance.
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America
United States
Policians
Iere Wells
Roosevelt
Seth Roosevelt
Germany
Allies Bar Saloniki Exit as Refugees Flee Town
Telegraph dispatch from Paris reports Allied forces refuse to quit Saloniki and push for European peace amid a mass departure of foreigners. British consul advises civilians to leave while hundreds of Serb and Greek refugees travel toward the frontier. A refugee camp forms at Valo as Allied bases relocate nearby.
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Eploniki
Greece
Vis
Paris
Baloniki
Associated Press
Abias
Cermane
Tbhablanta
Sa Jonsk
Oreo
Saloniki
Valo
Paras
Turks Take a British Post at Kut al Amara
Constantinople report from December 16 states the most distant hostile post on the right bank of the Tigris at Kut al Amara has fallen as of December 13. A Turkish-held monitor was sunk. Caucasus front shows no significant events. Dardanelles front reports artillery engagements and bombardment with aerial torpedoes.
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Kut-el-Amara
Dardanelles
Constantinazic
Nec
London
Kut-¢l-Amare
Tigris
Caucasus Front
Dardacelles
Kaiser Attends Church Service During Eastern Front Visit
The Oversene News Agency reports Emperor Wilhelm II attended a German church service in Vilma during his eastern front visit. Present were Prince Oscar, Field Marshal von Hindenburg, General Falkethayn, Admiral Hottten toott, Generals von Luderott and Jan Fichhorn, plus numerous officers and soldiers. The sermon followed the field chaplain’s remarks and the emperor was cheered by Polish and other troops.
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Merila
Turketter
N. J
Oversene
Vilma Hat
Wil Nar
Healica
Prince Oacar
Marchal von Hindenburg
Falkethayn
Mast
For Hotttentoott
Emperor Decorates Soldiers in Military Parade Speech
Lithuanian residents recalled a royal parade as the emperor personally decorated soldiers and spoke with officers and privates, celebrating loyalty with a bold public show. The scene featured troops marching through the streets followed by a solemn ceremony.
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Thuanian
Greece Accepts Proposals on Neutral Zone Between Greece and Bulgaria
Sofia reports Greece accepts a proposed neutral zone ten kilometers from the frontier on each side to avoid clashes as Bulgarian forces capture Monastir and Stesna approach Greek borders. Western Serbia front details and uncertainties remain unclear.
Neutral Zone Agreed Along Greek Frontier
An official announces a neutral zone extending two kilometers on each side of the Greek-Bulgarian frontier. The move aims to prevent clashes as Bulgarian troops retreat from Monastir and Reana while Greek frontier posts are near.
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Sofia
London
Gece
Bulgaria
Monastir
Reana
Health advice columns mix of remedies and patient woes
The snippets show a late 19th or early 20th century health column offering treatments for constipation dandruff corpulence anemia and general weakness. Advice prescribes vegetable tonics three grain remedies and washing routines with emphasis on purifying blood and boosting strength.
Frontier Developments Involving Greece and Balkan Forces
An unclear statement notes Greece accepts a stance linked to the neutral lanzp. Monaath and Nesus are cited in western Berbia with references to Bulgarian troop movements toward the frontier near southeastern Serbia as Anglo-French forces withdrew to the Greek border. The central arrangement extending this eastern frontier remains uncertain.
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Monastir
Reana
Sofia
Berbia
Serbia
Lig
Greece
Monaath
Nesus
Hbs
Notice to Contractors for Isolation Hospital Bid
Weber County Board of Commissioners invites bids for a new isolation hospital on the Suliton County property north of city units. Bids due at noon Saturday January at Bhreeve & Madeen Architects Ogden Utah. Plans available at the architects office. Bids require two certified checks totaling at least 5 percent and a satisfactory surety bond. Plumbing and heating to be separate from general contract. First published December 16 1915 last January 7 1916.
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Bhreeve & Madeen
Col. Hudeon
Ogden
Utah
Suliton County
Board of County Commissioners
Weber County
W. C. Hunter
Chatrmsa
Harry Hales
Wrestler Landers Released by Los Angeles Police
Josephie Landers, a wrestler, was released after police failed to find sufficient evidence tying him to an arson attempt at Hartman’s liquor store. Co-defendants F. Martian and Michael Crowe remain detained as of yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Josephie Landers
Martian
Michael Crowe
Omaha
Hartman
Sanders
Yloday
Crowe
Allrandy and Tl Light Yard Talk Turned Silly
Fragmentary dialogue shows two rural speakers arguing over chores and missing chickens. The snippet hints at a playful exchange about defense of the yard and keeping birds safe, with dialect features centered on practical farm life.
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