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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1915
Page
1
The Orange and Black brigade showed speed and tackling force while Yale’s crude offense and critical fumbles allowed Licking of Guernsey and Way to seize the game edge. Errors and miscues cost Yale, despite several sharp runs and defensive stands.
Willa Hoppe the champion will face Koji Yamazo in a 182 handicap billiard tournament opener in New York. Top pros from across the country participate with daily play until the final on Tuesday November 23. Hoppe scratches at 600, Sutton 400, Slossan 375, Yamada 375, Mayer 376, Cochran also in the field. Blossyn the dark horse. Slossun meets Sutton tomorrow. Freddie Welch to meet Johnny O’Leary for the Canadian welter title in Winnipeg. Craig expected to start at quarterback for Navy against Army in New York November 27 after Miles suffered an injury.
New York reports Yale’s dramatic rally cripples Princeton in the classic gridiron clash. Syracuse overwhelms Colgate while Cornell nearly beats Washington and Lee, and Harvard rallies past Brown as a weekend of shocks shakes Eastern football. Yale, under new coach Shellabarger, strengthens after two weeks and tops Princeton.
Balt Lake, Nov. 1. Coach Nelson H. Norgren of the University of Utah says his team of huskies remains active for the season. Coach Ttrh Glatt has built a fast, hard working squad dubbed the Trojans by California scribes. Oregon’s strength is noted, but USC pressured them in the first half and held even terms, delivering a formidable test to the Oregon lineup.
Nebraska overwhelmed Kansas 33 to 0 as critics conceded the Cornhuskers are the top team in the Missouri Valley. Beating Kansas, Oklahoma and other intersectional results fuel post season talk while Rutherford and Chamberlain earned praise for Nebraska’s dominant offense and stout defense.
Dayton City Manager Henry Waite welcomed attendees at the Dayton gathering of city managers from large American cities under a new form of municipal control. Springfield’s City Manager Ashburner presided as association president as the National Municipal League began its proceedings discussing community issues and governance.
Philadelphia reports what may be the country’s largest grain movement under way. Elevators are full and over a thousand rail cars await discharge to load steamers as Europe shipments backfill stored stock. Westbound traffic and high rates impact ocean freight. rumors say Talleyrand ships may be recalled for war use. A light humorous item follows about a forgetful suitor and a note reply.
In a terse exchange a pair discusses the core issue of exploration. The conversation implies the primary goal is to complete the journey and return safely, highlighting risk and perseverance in polar expeditions.
President Wilson orders Postmaster General Burleson to reinstate George Burkitt at Winnetka after Burkitt criticized the president regarding his engagement. Burkitt, removed for alleged disrespect, protested lack of reply time under service rules. White House says Burkitt’s discharge was improper and Burleson to act promptly.
Jeane Duluth Pear of a local farm in Duluth Minnesota set a new world record in the 1913 club contest by storing more than 700 pounds of butter fat from Red Poll cattle in one cow. Pear, mother of Jeane Duluth Pear, previously held records of 603 and 610, and the record was achieved under supervision of Minnesota veterinary staff with no unusual feeding permitted.
Tuskegee officials prepare for the funeral of Booker T. Washington who died yesterday. Services will be at the Institute, followed by interment at an unidentified grave site. Thousands from Alabama and across the country are expected to attend. Condolence messages arrive from many states. Names of potential successors are being discussed but will wait until after the funeral.
Lehi November 14 Sease Smith longtime local welter and trading citizen died at his home after a two year illness and a rapid decline in the last ten days born Pensford Somersetshire England May 11
News brief reports crude oil price increases: in Philsburg Pennsylvania an advance of 6 cents per barrel with Ragland exempted by 3 cents. Tulsa Oklahoma’s Pral Hell and Gas sets a 10 cent rise, marking a 20 cent jump in two days.
France dispatch reports capt Rafael of the steamer France says the submarine approached within 100 feet as the crew evacuated. Sailors mounted boats, then the submarine surfaced briefly to photograph the scene before battle background and moving pictures were taken.
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