Bryan on War Warning and German Invasion Talk
In a televised exchange the discussion questions what Mr. Bryan would do if Germany sought to conquer South America and establish a German empire there. The Telegram argues for no fear of external powers and stresses democracy, home building, order, and free trade as essential to the republic's future.
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Staite Bryan
Eectstaryality For State
Salt Lake
Germany
South América
Mr. Bryan
South America
United States
Bay
Brazil
Felf
Teall
Atlantic
England
No Backbone in Our Diplomacy Embraced by Press
The passage criticizes President Wilnus for bowing to the Emperor of Japan before receiving solid information about an illness. It claims the gesture signals weakness and emboldens war factions in Indypan to demand retreat. Admiral A. T. Mahan expresses disgust at the handling and travel-related remarks.
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Wilnus
Japan
Indypan
Sheli
A. T. Mahan
United States
Japan Peace Essay Reflects on Public Opinion and Policy
The editorial examines Japan's need for peace and the influence of public sentiment on government action. It argues national necessity justifies protective policies, notes the complex balance between domestic interests and foreign pressures, and contends U.S. and Pacific factors shape Japanese governance and reform.
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Japan
United States
Pacific
Ogden Evening Standard Legal Notices Policy
The official paper of Ogden City and Weber County states that all legally authorized notices will appear exclusively in the Evening Standard, as required by law, ensuring public notices are published in the designated local newspaper.
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Ogden City
Weber County
Evening Standard
Board of Commissioners
Utah
25Th Street
Washington Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Lester Park
Vieck
Erehan
Keeles
Capitol Mack
Coreya
Drinker & Hochstetler
Ogden City Survey
City Recorder
Board of’ Commissioners
Board of Commis Sioners
Tah
G. Well
ML. I. Craven
Jwas
I. J. Craven
Sime
Harmony called off by progressives and reformers clash
In a heated exchange in Washington the Progressive wing and reform leaders spar over strategy. William Aven White argues for independent platforms while others press for unity with Republicans. Separate market notes report declines in some stocks and a criminal case concludes with the arrest and conviction of two men who threatened the president. Kansas City and Omaha livestock and staple market figures follow with cattle hogs and lambs trading mixed.
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Brandpat Republicaan
Cortain
Prump
Hadley
Allsvours
Washington
William Aven White
Kanauy
Buyay
Progresplyen
Effaira
Box Score Promises Failing to Deliver The Bracket Brags Stalled
A local paper laments its lack of box scores and Accurate game runs. It criticizes the Standard for publishing stale results the previous evening and suggests that timely scores would spare the writer from embarrassment.
Opium in the French Navy and Youth Smoking
A historic note on opium use abroad and in France. It cites China and Japan tightening limits, then warns French youth and navy officers show rising opium use. Admin Bellve issues a statement stressing urgent anti opium action as young officers adopt the habit. The article mentions 162 opium cases.
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Japan
New France
Admin
Bellve
Deaths and Funerals in Ogden Area
Obituaries report Elizabeth Taylor Funeral services at the eighth ward meeting house with Bishop Perry presiding and grave dedication by B. A. Larkin. James Harmon, pioneer freighter, dies at Roy at 65. burial plans pending. Robert Baird, 46, dies at home from heart failure. funeral at Lynn chapel with Bishop Oscar That presiding. remains in state at residence prior.
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Mils& Darrall Dean
Spenkors
Co. F. Middleton
James Taylor
John L. Wilson
George Darker
Ogdensity Cemetery
B. A. Larkin
Harmon
James Harmon
Centerville
Thin State
Roy
John
Sul Lake
Gindquist & Sons
Baird
Robert Baird
Og[ Sen
Jane Perkins
Eliza Taylor
Caroline Bayman
John Bain
Eclork
Lynn Messing House
Oscar
World markets fall as traders weigh imported signals
New York trading opened with a weak mood as prices across major shares drifted lower. Officials cited continuing liquidity concerns and cautious sentiment abroad, dampening activity and keeping bonds irregular amid limited demand.
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Brence
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Potto
Louis
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Mdvation
Bi Outs
Ban Pranciaco Fires
Secant
California ‘Petroleum
Panhsylvania
Woonrow Wilson
Ogden
Kansas City
Colorado
Omaha
South Onaaha
Neb
Texas
Inezto
Chicago
Kansas
France
Lemyse
Chisago
Uhivego
Tose Stoorg
Bath
New York
Sm Ys Ober
Amiiiny
Conksana
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Say
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Soralth
Money
Catandy
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Bakers
Wall Avenue
21St Street
24Th Street
Lincoln Avenue
Yth Street
26Th Street
21St Treet
23D Street
Amer. Entelt
American & & Refining
American Tél & Talos Agar Refining
Athlaon Mago & Me
Allande
Baltimore
Brooklyn & Ohio
Indapis Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chesapeake
Ohio
Northwestern
Bt. Paul
Colorado & Southerd
Cehuvare & Madson
Denver
Rio Grande
Widgi Wn
Atayt Fs Ag Eeeneer
General Electric
Seeneer
Pf. Haces
Great Northern
Pennsylvania
Paople
Pullman Pal
I . Vee Agl
Rock Island Co
Southern Pact
Southern Railway
Union Pacific
United States Steel En
Schiool
Harry Davis
Ogden, Utah
Clarks
Mivetnu
Bingnow
Manrne
Roent Fay Vished Bongo
Wall Street
Mayito -Naon Tradi
Miyami
Uel
Independent Meat Company
Washington Ave
Beaver
Cthicago
St. Louis
F. Fouts
Reel Motel Bldg
C. A. Henry, Tkt. Agt, Union Depa
Troy Steam Laundry Co
Wall Ava
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