Meeting Speaker Miss Todd At Weber Ward Tonight
Miss Todd, a principal speaker, will address a Weber ward meeting tomorrow night under the Women’s Republican club, discussing national affairs with Utah campaign experience. The event follows a period of campaign activity since her California departure.
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Miss Todd
Helen Todd
Weber Peadlessy
Republican Clob
Mixa Todd
Utah
California
John
Troup Uy
National Guard
Ogden
Hughen
Wilson
Republican Committee
Teipin
Salt Lake
Logan Ruand
Orden
Jones Coal & Tes Co
Chenar—Mitton J. Brown
Franceswens
Harry Wales
Tronsvent Speakers at Sunday School Convention
Utah Sunday School association convened at First Congregational Church for a two day session. Rev Frank G Fratos presided opening, with Rev John Edward Carver presiding the following morning. Talks covered teacher training, Christian service, and world outreach, with Marion Lawrence delivering main address on Sunday schools the world around. The program lists prayers, reports, divisional conferences, and elections leading to a closing session led by Rev Strainerd.
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Utah Sunday School Association
Frank G. Fratoesd
William Murphy
Ripley
John Edward Carver
First Presbyterian Church
Marion Lawrance
Iter
B. F. Bronson
Lawrence
Srainerd
Advertising Copy Plan Shaped for The Standard
Business cooperation urged for ads over 30 inches. Advertisers to furnish copy a day before publication to allow more time for composition and makeup. The Standard hopes for patrol support to arrange copy requests and achieve best possible results.
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Mereatier
Spookgat Gables Halloween Party at State School
Spooks and gables theme filled the State Industrial School with a night of revelry directed by the matron and assistants. Girls in varied carnival costumes danced in the gym, visited a decorated kitchen serving punch and refreshments, and enjoyed an elaborate Halloween show with lanterns, streamers, and music from Prof. EW Nichole’s Hypcehestra.
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Hell High
Gables
Lousrhold
Aesistants
EW. Nichole
Methodist Cradle Roll Meeting at First Church
The Cradle Roll of the First Methodist Episcopal church will meet Thursday evening at 7 o clock. All mothers and their children are invited. refreshments and a program will be provided. Reverend Zimmerman and wife with their young daughter Ruth are visiting, formerly of Ogden, en route to San Jose for the Northern Baptists convention this month. Mrs Hansen departs for Pocatello to visit relatives for a month or two.
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First Methodis-Episcopal Church
Zimmerman
Hi. D. Zimmerman
Littte
Ruth
Ogden
Teo Dawn
First Baptist Church
San Jose
Noriert Baptists Convention
Pocatello
Chri Hansen
Ahe
Deaths and Funerals Amid Anidan and Smuin
AMIDAN The funeral of Albert Anidan was held yesterday in the Marriott ward meetinghouse with special music and floral tributes. Interment was at Ogden City Cemetery. SMUIN The funeral for Mrs. Cita G. Smuin will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the Elehih ward chapel with a viewing at 460 Washington Avenue. Interment will be in the city cemetery.
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Amidan
Albert Anidan
Marriott Ward
Thomas Powell
T. Terry
Corn Cowan
Levi J. Taylor
H. J. Shurtliff
J. D. Powell
Bishep Powell
Boys Caught In Wagon Store Prank Case Under Inquiry
Police seek three youths involved in a pretoween prank at A Kaslus wagon store. They allegedly tried to steal cables. one prisoner escaped through a window. The incident was reported to the police department, with expected questioning of the boys. Also noted is Herrmann’s planned deposition as National Harrball competition chairman.
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Nathan J. Harrison
Mary C. Harass
Herman Horn
A A
Eccles
W. G. Tarnes
Southern Pacific Railroad
San Francisco
Mitchell Dos
City
Albert Roar
Adams Avenue
Hallowe'en
GEQ. A
Lowe CO
Monpison
MONPISON Osteopath, Eccles| Bidg. ti3Gmo_ Martha Wallington Bhors
Christenson Blue Co
A. Kaslus
Kaalis
Noe
Siso
WU Fa
Dead robber identified after battle near Dee hospital
Charles Wood won wounded money night in a battle with highwaymen near the southerly Twmik. He is hospitalized at Dee hospital this afternoon with favorable condition. Investigations continue as officers check reports of vague muintirs from Weber and adjoining counties to locate the source of the crime. The body of McCullen War again viewed. no prior recall of the dead man.
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Charles Wood
Dee Hospital
Askle Fois
Weber
Foxart
McCullen
Larkin Morelle
Cid
Civil Service Positions Advertised in Ogden
A notice announces civil service positions in Ogden and requests applications. The item notes examination dates and the need for qualified applicants. It cites Boe 179 and references an advertisement dated the second of the month.
Two Young Men Bound Over on Attempted Rape Charge
Chester Decratt and Dlalne Stone were arraigned before Judge G. Harker on attempted rape charges. They waived preliminary hearing and were bound over to district court for trial with $1000 bail each. The alleged attack targets Nina Shipney, 12, on October 7 at Twentyefired Street and Washington Avenue.
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Chester Decratt
Dlalne Stone
G. Harker
District Court
Nina Shipney
Twentyefired Street
Washington Avenue
National Guardsmen Register in Weber County
Utah guardsmen who arrived in Salt Lake are mustered out and expected home within a week. Democratic and Republican committees arrange troop B registration before closing hours, while soldiers undergo final physicals for discharge. Of 134 men brought by the First Squadron from Nogales, 68 stay at the state fair grounds for drill and the rest go to Ogden and Mant.
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Utah National Guardsmen
Salt Lake
Fort Mouglar
Democratic Committee of
Weber
Troop B
Orden
Ilsia
Fort Douglas
Nogales
State Fair Grounds
Ogden Dand Mant
President Sprouse Praises Ogden and Western Prosperity
President William Sproule of the Southern Pacific visits Utah Nevada and northeastern California praising railroads success and farmer and merchant profits. He cites Nevada growth in agriculture and industry Utah manufacturing progress Ogden's industrial outlook and California lumber demand as positive for regional investment and future prosperity. He urges wise government and public support to sustain these gains.
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William Sproule
Southern Pacific Company
Utah
Nevada
California
Bether
Fireslock
Bayer
Mr. Sproule
Ogden
Weatwood
Walker Mills
Thie
Court weighs dissolution decree for Corn Products Trust
Federal Judge Wand hears arguments on an isolation decree involving the Corn Products Refining Company and a 656 million glucose and starch trust. The Federal Trade Commission would act as master in chancery to submit a final plan, with five days’ notice before it becomes effective. Assistant Attorney General Jerome Adkins urged breaking the trust into three or four units to restore competition under Sherman antitrust law, but the judge declined to fix a specific unit count, saying the plan should ensure competitive conditions rather than a rigid split.
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New York
Wand
Federal Trade Commission
Touxt
Jerse C. Adkina
United Binten
Alleged robbers caught in Salt Lake arrest scene
Salt Lake detectives arrested George Wilson and John Ryan, both charged with taking part in Hold up on Salt Lake streets Monday night and in a pistol duel with Oregon Shoreline Railway watchman William Raven. Campbell died early yesterday after being shot during the raid. The pair were identified at 164 North Third West and detained for full charges alongside Campbell’s death.
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Salt Lake
George Wilson
John Ryan
Eill" Campbel
J. J. Dush
Perana
William Raven
Oregon Shoreline Railroad
Campbell
G. C. Wellere
Captol
Hinwo
Emergrncy
Wilson
Ryan
North Third West
Atrret
J. Pareley Walte
Joseph C. Bhatp
Bert H. Seacer
J. 4. Raber
C. A. Williams
W. Ir
Hat theft and gunfight erupt in street brawl
In a chaotic incident, Mowen loses his hat during a confrontation with three armed men. Towen and Wilson exchange blows and gunfire leaves Wilean with a head wound. Campbell wrestles Bowen’s revolver as Wallace and Allen fire, ending with multiple injuries and confusion.
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Mowen
Towen
Wilson
Wilean Han
Towin
Young
Wilson's Solemn Protest Moves Nation in Crisis
President Wilson addresses a charged gathering at the Elliott club, denouncing politicization of American lives. He urges unity beyond partisan aims, defends domestic policy against external manipulation, and calls for responsible action as the nation faces international relations and tariff debates. Prolonged applause greets his insistence on nonpartisan patriotism and national welfare.
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Eppak Pi
Ailize
Solenen
Elliott Club
Wilson
Wan
Jin
America
United States
Fragmentary political reflection on race and justice
The text presents garbled reflections on political questions and race. It contends courts of law differ from courts of dualer and suggests social retaliation could be prevented by Corsocal Justice, though the fragment is unclear and partially damaged.
Chihuahua City Isolated as Rail Service Halts
Reports say the Chihuahua border rail and telegraph links are cut and Juarez to Chihuahua service is suspended. The northern and southern approaches to Chihuahua City are described as destroyed, leaving the capital with all routes interrupted and city life severely cut off.
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Tesan
Nor. J
Chihuahua
Chihuahue
Juarez
Chibushua
Farmers Hope for Further Advance in Crops
Oklahoma City report shows farmers hold 75 percent of the corn with hopes of price gains and a better cotton condition, while overall crop prospects improve. Cotton is valued at seven per acre with 75 percent picked by Oct 28, 1916 crops estimated at 624,635 bales. wheat on hand 20 percent, oats 37 percent, hay area down, alfalfa up, and prices rising for all crops. Missing American crew of the Donaldson insured vessel identified as Guerriety of Biunneh Creek, Iowa.
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Oklahoma City
Ohio
Oklahoma Team of Agriculture
Singletax movement reshapes after Fels Fund ends
The Fels Fund Commission dissolves January 1 as Mrs Mary Fels withdraws from leading the singletax push. The Singletaxers plan a new voluntary body to replace the fund, with Joseph Fels funding efforts previously run by the commission. The group includes noted reformers and manufacturers from New York to Oregon, while Fels’s widow pledges ongoing but independent gifts to singletax causes.
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Mary
Ciiely
Fred ©. Howe
Tion
Lincoln Steffens
Charles HL
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