Bishop Laurence Scanlan remembered in tribute and warnings
A lengthy obituary note recalls Bishop Laurence Scanlan from his humble Irish clerical beginnings to a high church estate, praising his patience and sacrifice while warning on armed risks and foreign trade marks as American commerce faces threats from South American registrations. The piece quotes Helena Independent on trade marks and patent gaps enabling foreign control of U S markets.
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Standard subscribers urged to pay to avoid service stop
The note appeals to readers to send payment or notify the publisher by card or letter when a subscription period expires. It warns that failure to pay will result in discontinuation of the Standard and describes the publisher’s action to stop delivery. It mentions frustration from readers and pressures to continue the paper.
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The Standerd Postal Guidance for Subscribers
Public notice directing mail subscribers to avoid sending items to collaborators and to remit payments directly to The Ordon Standard. It instructs sending all correspondence to The Ogder Standard and to obtain an official receipt from the designated bystander.
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One More British Battleship Falls in Dardanelles
A British battleship, the Goliath of 12,260 tons launched in 1900, was torpedoed and sunk in the Dardanelles. The loss underscores the high price in men and ships the Allies face as they push toward Constantinople. The Gallipoli assault aims to open a sea route between French and British ports and relieve pressure on Russia by drawing Turkish forces away from the Austrian front.
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Death of Catholic Bishop Laurence Scanlan
A tribute to Bishop Laurence Scanlan, highly regarded as a virtuous and upstanding church leader. The obituary recalls his moral worth, quiet strength, and role as adviser and encourager to the community. The piece emphasizes his exemplary character and impact during his life.
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National Security League forms to push defense reforms
The National Security League forms to advocate cutting wasteful military spending and adopting a deflated defense posture. It calls for a stronger navy, better equipped National Guard, an organized reserve, and improved army and navy committees chaired by notable figures. The outline follows J Moffatt and Defense experts urging readiness to deter invasion and protect the United States.
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Army and Navy Journal
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Lyceum Show Highlights Animal Comedies This Week
The bill features The Black Box second episode, Fido's Dramatic Career, The Way He Won the Widow, and Cupid and the Fishes with the Universal Boy. Performances run today and tomorrow, showcasing animal actors in light, jokey plots at the Lyceum.
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Count Apponyi Reviews War Conditions in Europe
Count Albert Apponyi, Hungarian opposition leader and former minister, discusses war causes and future maps with a Associated Press correspondent. He argues Britain must yield naval dominance, predicts Austria-Hungary’s war aims, and urges a West coalition while warning against overreach. He criticizes initial military moves and calls for reallocation of forces to defend borders and assess Galicia.
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Card of Thanks for Loved One's Death Support
The family extends gratitude to neighbors friends and organizations for support after the loss of a wife and mother. Appreciation is expressed to those who offered kindness prayers and assistance during the bereavement period.
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Ogden Folders at Gan Diego Fair
A fragmentary report notes Ogden folders involved in a fair event at Gan Diego. It mentions a Telfer from With A and an individual named Mr. Leatland, superintendent of publicity, with vague references to an expedition and commanded folders.
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Special effort to see the right class of people
A brief note reports a special effort aimed at ensuring attendance or inclusion of the right class of people, reflecting community access concerns and social expectations.
Joint rate justified on grain shipments by railroads
Washington May 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled a joint rate through rail lines from Kansas to Iowa on grain and grain products justified after examining proposed corrections. The decision affects Union Pacific and other lines and follows disputed rate adjustments. Warren Kerrigan presented the Oracle program tonight.
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Excursion North sail Oregon Short Line May 2
Excursions to northern Utah and Idaho points offered by Oregon Short Line with trips on May 2 and 18 plus additional dates in July August and September. For fares and full details visit City Hall Office Orpheum Block or call 2A60 A.
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Traveler Falls and Creates Public Uproar on Washington Avenue
A Chicago public nuisance representative, Gray, collapsed outside the Grand Union store on Washington avenue around 11 a.m. A crowd gathered as police and a patrol car with a stretcher arrived. Resuscitation efforts used a cold towel and Gray recovered about ten minutes later. He continued his city work to Chicago this afternoon.
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