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Utah Ogden Standard

Location

Ogden, Utah, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1916

Page

2

Berry and McCredie Set for Pacific Coast League Showdown

In San Francisco on January 31 Ilenty Berry and Walter McCredie will headline a two to three round exhibition while Pacific Coast League directors meet at the St Francis hotel to vote on raising salaries from 4500 to 3000 per month. Berry demands McCredie apologize for alleged remarks about Berry and other clubs. league officials aim to smooth the dispute and keep standings intact.

San Francisco Ilenty Berry Beight Walter McCredie Formelpala Comat League St. Francis Herty McCredie Surphy Salt Lake Club Precident Raum League Henry Derry Los Angeles Veruco Berry Baum Murphy and Leavitt Berry Teat ii Thett Derry Boand

Princeton Tigers Build Around Humphreys After Hockey Loss

The Princeton hockey squad regroups after the loss of Nahey Baker years ago. J Humphreys, one of two experienced hockey brothers, emerges as a new star and key forward. The Tigers aim to match former great Baker with Humphreys leading a fast, hard offensive unit.

New York Nahey- Baker P’rinceton J. Humphreys Hobey Humphrey Humphreys Tigers Himphrey Bool Ilaker

North Ogden War Rips Open Team in Narrow Win

The North Open basketball team War defeated Inet night at the Ar moury by the NowenRip team. The score was 34 to 20. The play featured Jom NEVER and Wright.

NowenRip Peoth Rips North Qouen Wright Nich

Alexander No Good When He Cannot Pitch Fast Ball

A veteran claims DI Carrigan told him Alexander, famed Nebraskan, peaked with fast pitches but faltered when forced to pace himself. Scouts noted his nerves when batters faced him and that he veered into slow, uncertain mechanics after two strikes.

Alexander Fast Lake Bast DI Carrigan Red Sox Beales Becagen Hed Sox Philly Xhin Hs Vox Nerrous Arzfety

Local team claims late rally against Philadelphia club

In a tense match the home side edged the Philly marvel after a sequence of strikes and substitutions. Lewis contributed key plays including a decisive field goal while Alexander initiated a critical box setup. The win caps a dramatic comeback with the crowd roaring as the final buzzer sounded.

Philly Lewis Atriken Alexander

New York Club Bans Sink Box Duck Shooting

The New State Gunclub, meeting at the Commercial club, declares its opposition to sink box shooting used against ducks. Members call it cold blooded and anti sport, as they celebrate annual reports and elect directors including MR. Griffin and Dr. Gates, with plans to organize officers this week.

Balt Lake New State Gunlub Treattent Gieiltio Nad Hier Y. Br Georgy Ellerbeck J. H. Thompson FL Betty Thomas FL Griffin W. Gates Eireetors Me. Grien J. Thomas

New State Gun Club Plans March Training Camp

New York Ameri can League manager L W Dono van ordered the first squad of ibeliiy players to report to Macon Georgia by March 1 with 17 pitchers in the advance group. Eight left handers join the pitching staff including Georg Mogzioge from Wes slolnes Blimp Love from Las Ao feles and Thomas Llodgett from Omaha.

New York Willam Donovan Maron Oping Iryoule Treviars Macon Yankees Fieorra Mogzioge Wes Slolnes Blimp Love Las Aofeles Thomas Llodgett Omaha

French Repulse Grenade Attacks Amid War Updates

French forces reported repelling two grenade assaults near Arras and southwest of Hill 140. In Champagne, French troops shelled German trenches north of Proannes with observed enemy activity at four positions. In the Argonne region, mining fights occurred at Haute Chevauchee and a countermining operation destroyed an enemy underground gallery. Intermittent artillery fire continued in other sectors.

Paris Arras Nieit Champagne Wilery Proanes Ueensmy Tn Te Argonne Haute Chevauchec Ont

Governor Addresses Logan Round-Up Speakers Highlight Public Meet

Governor Spry praised Utah farmers at the Logan Round-Up and Hon ors conference urging growth in state industry. Professor Ellwood Mead argued US government methods lag behind other nations and called for form of government changes. J P Larsen of Moab received a Paoma Pacific Exposition medal for agricultural achievement after the address delivery.

J. P. Larsen Moab Paoma Pacific Larsen Mead Australia New Zealand

Government Ownership Urged For Railways And Communications

A speaker urged government ownership of railroads telegraph and telephone lines arguing wealth concentration threatens the nation. Professor William Peterson advocated systematic road building with a long term plan and a fifteen foot road with gravel. T Warren Allen supported road construction guidance from the U S office of roads.

William Peterson State Mond Commission Farmula Utah

January 27 Observance for Jewish Relief in Ogden

To the People of Ogden the notice proclaims a January 27 set aside by authorities to contribute freely to aid destitute Jews harmed by the war. It urges quick generous giving and cites B Onnman as treasurer at 15 Twenty-Ofth Street, R & D, Quality Star, Oxdeo, Utah, January Shth, 1916. The fragment ends with a second item about sheep saved by a big snowdrift in Salt Lake.

Ogden Ceed B. Onnman Twenty-Ofth Street Quality Star Oxdeo Utah

Utah Sheep Board Defends Snow Winds Saving Flocks

A. A. Callister secretary of the Utah state board of sheep commissioners says heavy snows and winds caused drifts that could have devastated flocks and cost thousands in wool. He credits winds with preserving feed access across most ranges, except the Uintah basin where feed had to be hauled to Docks near Roosevelt.

Utah A. A. Callister State Board of Sheep Commissioners Ulnta Callister

Roosevelt the Object of Attack

Senator Reed of Missouri accused Calane Roosevelt in Senate remarks of opposing the Wilson administration and praised President Wilson's handling of foreign affairs during the European war. He warned that a demagogue in the White House could have dragged the nation into war for personal gain.

Washington Reed Missouri Senate Today Calane Roosevelt Wilson White House

Elk Fed by State Office Guards Save 130 Elk

Deputy wardens of the state fish and game department bring hay to 130 elk stranded by snow near Mount Nebo to prevent starvation. Trails are used to lead the herd to sheltered areas as blizzards limit food access. Officials report no elk losses and ongoing efforts to feed quail and pheasants as well.

Batt Lake State Fish and Game Department Mount Nebodusk Fred W. Chambers Fish and Game Department A.V. Hogue Joab County Eternia

Quail and pheasant aid urged as snow bites crops

Lit Commissioner Chambers appeals to farmers in every county to set out feed for quail and pheasants suffering from deep snow. She warns of potential starvation and urges voluntary assistance though resources are stretched.

Ms. Chambers

Noted inventor dies at daughter's Salt Lake home

Jonathan Hel land, 81, who taught Germany how to convert ray rubber sum into various forms of commercial rubber, died shortly after midnight at his daughter Mrs H G Simurthwaite’s home on Gar Neid avenue. Born February 23, 1842 in England, he began rubber work in Lanchester and later led Germany’s largest rubber works in Manover Germany in 1876, aiding German rubber production on a missionary assignment from Salt Lake City.

Salt Lake Jonathan Helland Germany H. G. Simurthwaite Gar Neid Avenue Mr. Holland England Az Ue Melotosa Rubberlacht Lanchester Manchester Fiber Works F der Edward Snellgrove Salt Lale

Wreck Scene Provokes Confusion and Legal Talk

Fragments describe a disaster with blurred dialogue about a companion, an auditor, a lawyer, and a judge. The text hints at a courtroom or legal investigation connected to the wreck, with uncertainty about who is driving toward the disaster and who bears responsibility.

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