04 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1914
Page
1
The Boys Scouts football squad eyes a hard clash with a strong opponent, led by backfield stars and a sturdy line. Key players include Thompson, Farnam, Reinhernolt, Smith, and McFarland, with injuries challenging lineup depth. The team trains amid uncertain health as preparations aim to boost cohesion and endurance for Saturday’s game.
The second City League bowling match featured Shayerville led by Brown Carlson and the Zotter team, with high game by the Shipechaine squad. Redrevely posted a 22 to 4374 score and Camp of the Shipechaine squad earned the highest series at 400. The field showed strong finishes across three strings despite a rough night for several entrants.
The Utah football team travels to Boulder for a Saturday night game at 8 30 p.m. The squad, in good shape, focuses on sharp passing and defense ahead of the contest with Cal.
New York reports Ad Wolgast may permanently retire from boxing after his recent bouts. He spent days in New York amid illness and public condolences, remaining there for a few days to recover before his next training for an upcoming match against Freddie Welsh.
Cambridge November 3 Tim Marware coaching staff added by Harvard with Vic Katingrd and Gardinak joining Percy Wendell Bernard and Drieh in support roles. New assistants Mahan Logan Khitock praised. Wearlell captained 1943 team returns to help. Franake and Teadles shift positions as Mthluns returns to backfield. Prince ton pays for second term fieldwork resumes. Jackson beats Sumner at Jackson Foundation by eight points with Byer scoring the game winner. Yale scrubs line shows scrimmage gains led by Reid and dwelling figures in early drills.
Fragmented OCR notes recount mixed names and teams with phrases like Nationals defeat Amerigans and scattered references to baseball and football scores. The readable items mention Franciscon, James latin box, and New York University football results, alongside theater ads and a Union Music advertisement.
Livestock market news from Kansas City and South Omaha on November 4 shows steady to firm demand with cattle receipts around 14,006 head in Kansas City and 400 in Omaha. Prices cited include prime fed steers near 7.75 to 11.00 and various feeders and cows ranging from about 4.50 to 8.50, with bulls and calves in the 5.00 to 9.50 range and yearling prices around 7.50.
Auction reports from Chicago show cattle and sheep prices mixed at the opening, with demand described as fair to moderate and prices hovering around steady to slightly lower levels. Specific quotes for various classes and regions indicate fluctuating bids and cautious trading in a unsettled market.
November 4 trading shows wheat weak to mixed as large U S receipts and European supply influence keep prices choppy. Exporters report some strength in corn while oats and hogs show modest gains. frost in Argentina weighs on bears and livestock prices rise at Chicago Mercantile exchanges.
Salt Lake City Utah November returns show Democrat and Progressive fusion sweeping lower state house. In First District Congressmen Howell and Larson stay prominent as Smoot leads Moyle in county tallies with close races for US Senate and state posts across Utah.
In Wasatch County partial results show Moyle leading with 630 votes and Sutost at 928. For Congress Hutel 893 and Larson 649, while in the Supreme Court NeCatty 888 and Eléptions 644. Fusion candidates Goww ang 718 and Mathenou 854 compete for other offices as Republicans gain majority in the county. The recorder race remains unsettled with Bromedu fusion entry leading in preliminary tallies.
The article lists multiple races with elected representatives by state and district. Notable names include Samuel Wickersham in Alaska, D Matriet W. C. Haw tey in Oregon, C A Nichole in Michigan, Richard Olney in Massachusetts, Charles Kennedy in Town district, George G Scott in Ncan, and William Kent in California among others. Several incumbents are noted as re-elected across Republican Democrat and Progressive lines.
Advertisement announces Robert Warwick in The Dollar Mark and the finest orchestra performing at Isis from Thursday through Sunday in the city venue event.
A garbled OCR list shows numerous governor nominees and political figures from various states including Iowa Minnesota New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania and others. Names such as George W Clarke Livingstone and Withycombe appear amid fragmented party labels and mis-spellings in a historic election context.
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