09 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1914
Page
1
Utah players arrived in Salt Lake after a tough game in Boulder. Coach Norgren’s squad showed grit despite errors and injuries. Captain Goodrich scored, and Rydaleh boosted the offense as Utah eyed a stronger showing against Occidental.
Newspaper item reports betting odds for Welsh of Wales in a no-deduction match with Charles White of Chicago. Highlights weight agreements, ring setup, and context about past titles and opponents. Also mentions American team results, doubleheader outcomes, and future games against St. Mary’s and Trent.
The Salt Lake West Siders defeated Boise in a hard fought football game. The team returned home soggy but victorious with key players performing well and coach praising effort while plotting improved practice for the upcoming Arava game.
A scrappy title clash is set for next Saturday at Hettiah in the Noubier conference. The Golden School of Miroa and the University of Cotornifa elevens meet as Thedalerims claim a clear score and the bout is billed as one of the season’s best ever, with Mountain hopes riding high.
The piece notes rivalry between Mines and Boulder State with Potsom and Stethgob guiding teams. Colorado College, Denver, Utah eliminated, Colorado Springs hosts key clash on November 18. Tigers face Denver. Colorado College eyes a title showdown with Golder.
In Ball Lake during Thanksgiving holidays Utah high school coaches discuss rules and conventions for the coaches association. Provisions and reform proposals noted as presidents and delegates from forty states plan to attend the forthcoming teachers convention.
In a crashingly close meeting reflections on the gridiron race appear mixed as Michigan and Western football figures debate standings after Saturday's results. Eastern leaders claim progress and emphasize the ongoing development of the game paving the way for next week's key matchups. Chicago Wisconsin and Illinois press for strong showings as undefeated teams seek the big seat of next Saturday.
The fragment describes scattered college football results and upcoming matchups involving Minnesota Wisconsin Chicago and Ohio Indiana. It notes Ohio's victory over Indiana, and mentions Wisconsin and Iowa with vague assessments of mood, while Wisconsin and Northwestern are referenced in a minor capacity. The piece hints at scheduling and the impact on future plans, but remains fragmentary.
The British shipping movement and fish merchants fear limited Newfoundland cod. Large dry cod cargoes head to Mediterranean ports while Brazil offers better prices due to scarce supply. Annual Newfoundland catch now about 50 000 quintals, 260 000 bushels below average. Traders push for higher prices amid better market outlook.
London observes the inauguration of Sir Charles Debiaton as Lord Mayor in a sparsely decorated procession. Military bands march past as Canadian battalions, Loften battalions, and guardsmen form the parade. Crowds fill the streets and a Lord Mayor’s banquet is planned with notable cabinet attendance noted.
Five to three foreign diplomats attend the talks with President, including Walter Hines Page, American ambassador, among the participants. The scene centers on high level discussions as ambassadors take seats at the table.
The American Federation of Labor begins its thirty fourth annual convention in Philadelphia with a two week schedule. A street parade precedes events as the city spends 25000 for venues and a security cordon stretches from city hall to the convention hall. Potentially protracted debates include the status of American employees in Panama canal projects and a key contest over delegates from the United Garment Workers of America, divided between old officers and a Nashville‑elected group.
R C Callister, 55, died at his brother’s home in Salt Lake yesterday morning from gastric ulcers and complications. Born July 47 1889 in Salt Lake, son of Edward and Ann Callister, he worked as a printer early in life and later engaged in the livestock trade after moving from Spring Valley Wyoming to Galt Lake two weeks ago.
Fragmentary obituary fragment mentions a deceased man fatally linked to an incident. Survived by his mother and three brothers and sisters. the father is referenced. Services are scheduled at the residence tomorrow afternoon with Margistus in charge.
A chaotic Balkan front dispatch cites Turkish army gains and mob violence against Italians. Reports claim arrests of alleged traitors and looting tied to loyalty fears, with shopkeepers and women’s clothing targeted. Predicts Ottoman unity spanning from Algeria to Calcutta as propaganda inflames public subscription drives.
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