Ogden Owls Memorial Service Recalls Departed Members
The Ogden Only lodge held its annual memorial in the main lodge room with Rev J E Carver delivering the eulogy. Music and ritual followed, honoring members such as N W Syphers W D Jawser D J Taylor and others while reflecting on memory and influence.
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Abele Farm Milles
J. E. Carver
West Impresarie
Lohengrin
Wagner
EL C. Larser
James Rackham
Troltas
Guy" Gamer
Pelraon
le Pantone
Earl Farmund
Ervin Ford
Fete
Prratdent
W. Smalley
We Song
Owls Quartet
Cpafolletion
Fles
Hf. Lauphers
Carver
Gen Johnsons
Bis Power
Athens
Leibnus
Pascal
Ufe
N. W. Syphers
W. D. Jawser
D. J. Taylor
C. Martin
F. J. Willis
J. H. Rawson
R. P. O'Neil
Qml Clark
T. W. Jones
C. A. Falkman
G. C. Reberg
W. H. Wright
2. FE Falkman
C. A. Knowlden
W. D. Watson
Ze Manzel
Fbl Hendershat
L. Parley
Harvard and Princeton Shine in Close Cambridge Victory
New York November 12 Harvard and Princeton staged the weekend’s strongest performances as they edged toward the season’s peak. Harvard defeated Yale style by a single field goal while Princeton’s attack showcased flair, though Harvard’s deceptive offense proved decisive. Penn and Brown impressed, Dartmouth and Army showed mixed results, Cornell beat Michigan in a thriller, and Navy and Army both won their games. Washington and Jefferson offered little resistance to the potent Pennsylvanian attack.
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Eoal
Maargin
Yost
Corne
Navy
Maine
New England Collegians
Washington and
Jefferson
Paevans
University of Pitts- Ute
Gibbons Dillon Bout Promises Fast Ferocious Battle
The Mike Gibbons Jack Dillon bout at Bryant promises a fast furious encounter if both fighters keep a high pace. Gibbons has never met anyone too clever for him at boxing but may lack the hitting power of a giant killer. Dillon can win with selective, sharp blows rather than frequent punches.
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Jack Dillon
Dillon
Northwestern and Ohio Victors
Chicago, Nov. 12. Ohio State and Northwestern won Saturday to move closer to the Dig Nine championship. Northwestern must beat Purdue next Saturday to set a Columbus clash on Nov. 25 for the Western Conference title. Ohio State completed its conference slate and will play Case next weekend with no title at stake.
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Ohio State
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Tuckeyes
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Logan Aggies Fall 46 to 106 in Annual Utah Battle
Logan Aggies were dominated 46 to 0 by Utah in a muddy, weather affected game. Utah outplayed Logan in defense and offense throughout four quarters, with standout open plays confusing the Aggies while three thousand spectators endured poor conditions.
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Wexico Replies To Note On Protecting Aliens
Mesteo City reports the foreign office declined a Washington note seeking safeguards for foreigners. The reply says reinforcements move north with the stuartbes at Rombhestern lone Eanes and Chihuahua evacuation not imminent. Notre Dame defeated South Dakota 11 to 0 as Captain Cofall scored three touchdowns and kicked three goals.
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Mesteo City
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Chihuahua
Ohio State Indians
Notre Dame
South Dakota
Cofall
Notr Dame
Minnesota vote totals adjust Hughes plurality results
In Minnesota on November 12 corrections leave Hughes ahead by 260 votes with Wilson at 179,648 and Hughes at 178,808. Faribault County soldiers favored Wilson 14 to 12 while a few precincts remain to report. second and third regiments referenced.
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St. Paul
Minn
Hughes
Wilson
Faribault County
Forest Service exhibit showcases Temples of the Goda in Sevier
James E. Scott and Forest Service officials announce two enlarged photographs of the Temples of the Goda in Sevier National Forest Southern Utah. Photographer George W. Goshen’s 1000 feet of Beden images will premiere in Ogden theatres then travel to other cities for educational use. The display links to the General Sherman in Sequoia National Park, a 2000 year old tree with 279 feet height and 103 feet base circumference, illustrating forest wonders and the public’s entitlement to enjoy them.
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The
Forest Service
Goda
George W. Goshen
Sevier National Forest
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Goshen
Ogden Theatres
Scott
Walla
General Sherman
Sequoia National Park
Christ
Columbian Forced to Lie To For Two Days
Madrid reports American steamer Columbian was forced to ride out a storm for two days by a German submarine. After the seas eased, the sub torpedoed the ship. The Columbian was bailed out on November 6 and kept under surveillance until November 7. On the next day Norwegian steamers Baltimore and Forlalen were reported sunk, likely by the same U boat.
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Columbian
Baltimore
Forlalen
George LeRoy Quest at Box Scare Standard Origin
Personal note indicates George LeRoy should address Box Scare Standard. mother wishes to see him before returning casting duties.
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George LeRoy
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