French and Bulgarians clash in southern Serbia front
War dispatches describe French forces retreating in southern Serbia under reinforced Bulgarian pressure near Gradisce as fighting intensifies along the Cerna river. Bulgarian troops push toward Monastir and Dabuna pass, while Greek and Serbian positions hold or retreat with evacuations looming.
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Cerna River
Babura Pass
Perlepe
Diplomati¢ Corp
Sculari
Albania
Silonik
Greece
Vis Lonton
Serbia
Gradisce
Dabuns
Oresl
Terlepe Tod Monastir
Forutir Ars
Seutart
Huoaatle
Frereh
King Ferdinand
Dabuta
Mons ‘Ur
Agate
Diplomatle
Berbia
Seutari
Otto Motastir
Tener Asquith
Brithoven of Commons
Koved
Gera Tritalo
Toudos
Macedonia
Esat
Rome
Srmfes
Sérita
Tetovo
Brouch Perlepa
Katchansk
Pristina
Monasti
Babuna Pass
Ferlepo
Monastir
Thors
Blyr
Czertoryak
Korel Sarny
Kitchener
Exat Field Mershal
Earl Kitchener
Near East
Egypt
Satopikt
Milan
Mudroa
Aegean Sea
Putposa
Balkans
Athens
London
Francogerman
Parte
Netherlands
Hague
Proxy wedding tale spurs unconfirmed ceremony charges
In Hrenver Colorado on November 16 a proxy marriage from January was not confirmed. Bride Eugenia Campbell of the island of Jara and Bist Eugenia Campbell returned from a Denver trip of about 20 000 miles. Campbell and John Pieter Fehollen, a Dutch army officer, met in 1912 at Cripple Creek and later arranged a proxy ceremony with Campbell's participation.
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Hrenver
Colo
Lana
Jara
Bist
Eugenia Campbell
Denver
Campbell
John Pieter Fehollen
Cripple Cheek
Scholten
Jaxa
Silea Campbell
Wes Per
Fragmentary ceremony details amid travel and proxy confusion
A fragmentary passage notes Rev. David Foose and Scholten at Tatavia taking part in a ceremony while Allen Campbell, displeased with tropical conditions, chose not to confirm a proxy arrangement. She returned to Denver after advising via the American consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Foose
Scholten
Tatavia
Allen Campbell
Tropics
Herowa
Denver
Eighth Anniversary of Oklahoma State Stone Laying
Oklahoma City November 16 marks the eighth anniversary of the entrance of Oklahoma State. A cornerstone laying for the state capital building proceeds at a cost of 1509.00 dollars. The program includes a street pageant with 5000 marchers and 1500 automobile officials and escorts. The cornerstone was laid at 2 p.m. with Masonic public land bonora and speeches by Governor Fr. J. Williams and Chief Justice Sf. J. Kane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Ava
Fr. J. Willams
Sf. J. Kane
Postmaster 10 Be Reinstate at Winnetka Illinois
Washington reports definite instructions from the White House to reinstate George Burkitt as assistant postmaster at Winnetka Illinois. The order specifies no other charges are pending beyond criticism of the president for his engagement. The case was reopened and Burkitt was unconditionally reinstated with dispatch. Investigations by postal inspectors may follow any other charges.
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George Burkitt
Winnetka
White House
Washington
Postoffice Department
Illinois
Post Office Department
Burkitt
Postaffica Inspectora Tf
Status of German Baron Argued in Privy Council
London heard arguments on whether Sir Edgar Speyer and Sir Ernest Cassell can keep Privy Council seats amid German origins. The Anti German League obtained writ to require they show cause, as Speyer had resigned a privy councillor post and sought revocation of his baronetcy after press disloyalty charges.
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London
Justce
Baron Reading
Horace Avody
Charles Lush
Edgar Bpeyer
Ernest Cassell
Anti German League
Edgar
Ernest
Cousell
Edgar Speyer
Asquith Tart
Edgar Pod
England
Dayton Meeting Opens as Notables Arrive for Municipal League
Dayton Ohio November 16 many notables arrive for meetings of the National Municipal League and allied bodies starting tomorrow. City managers discuss municipal costs and scientific methods of reform at a roundtable. P M Lockwood of San Miguel Cal serves as principal speaker as reports of achievements are read by managers in the commission form session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
National Municipal League
National Association of City, Managers
Kart Mitchell
Sherman
Tex
Waa
Siltebell
P. M. Lockwood
San Mego
Cal
Lctler
Iby Manager
Embassy Strikes Prompt Bribe Charge in Cleveland
In Cleveland on November 6 Ileos Lochle an immigration officer testified before Mayor Newton D. Baker about a strike at the Throder Kundtz factory. He alleged an Austro-Hungarian embassy adviser offered to “sell out” the strikers for six thousand dollars, a dictagraph record used as proof. Lochle noted most Kundtz workers are Austro-Hungarians and linked the embassy to perceived disloyalty.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ileos Lochle
Washington
Throder Kundte
Kuodts
Loeble
Newton D, Ilaker
Atrike
Ile
Atrikers
India
Lottie
German bomb conspiracy cases spark demurrers in court
New York November 16 Indicted five men in a federal district court case over a German bomb plot saw two defendants Fay and Walter Schole demur arguing the indictment is insufficient and fails to state a US offense The other three defendants Kienzle Breitung and Bronkhorst stood not guilty Fay earlier sought a confession and potentially a plea but the government warned a guilty plea would entail a twelve year sentence
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Federal District Court
Demuurrers
Robert Fay
Walter Schole
Demutters
As Men
United States
Muuntaions
Robert Kienzle
Max Breltung
Engelbert Bronkhorst
Fay
Knox
Tombs
Mr. Knox
Rev Father Ryan Welcomed as New Ogden Pastor
Rev Father John Ryan, recently named pastor of the Fil New parish by Bishop Joseph S. Grant of Salt Lake, was warmly received in Ogden. He had served nine years under Father J. M. Curhmalen at St Joseph’s Church, building many local friendships. The appointment, aided by Bishop Glass, followed Rev Patrick Mannion’s ill health in Eureka. The welcome was announced at Sacred Heart Academy and greeted by students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ryan
Joseph
Grant
Salt Lake
Ogden
Father Ryan
J. M. Curhnalen
Bl. Joseph
Cathlic
Glass
Patrick J. Mannion
Eureka
Father Dyan
Sacred Meatt, Academy
JAP STEAMER 18 UNDER SUSPICION
Peking dispatch notes French notice that the Japanese steamer Iro has been taken toward Saigon by a French cruiser on suspicion of carrying arms to militants in Cochin China. A passenger posing as American proved German. The Iro left Bangkok November 2 for Bombay, cargo irregularities noted. cakes thrown overboard. No clear signs of major unrest in dispatches to India and U S officials.
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Peking
A.M. Conil
Iro
Saigon Bay
Cochin China
Arma
Bombay
Elelox
America
India
Calcutta
Elye
City Board approves district claims and power company warrant
The city board of commissioners last evening approved the J. J. Moran company claim for work in district No. 116 totaling 25053 72 and the J. FY. O'Neill Construction sidewalk rating in district 40 amounting to 827 25. The Utah Power & Light Company claim for city rights in October totaling 1952 24 was allowed and the auditor directed to draw a warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Board of Commissioners
J. J. Moran Company
J. FY. O'Neill Construction Company
Elelm
Utah Power &Light Company
Stream of whiskey and beer ordered destroyed in Huntaville
A July 4 search at Hoken Ot fen's premises in Huntarille yielded 282 bottles of beer 7 pints of Sueny Prook whiskey and Ral jon Jug of whiskey plus several small bottles. Sheriff DeVine received a court order from Judge J. A. Howell to destroy the liquor an action taken as Huntaville lay in dry territory. The sheriff will carry out the destruction today due to the wet roads and legal nate grounds cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoken Otfen
Huntarille
Dudge J. A. Howell
T. A. DeVine
Aherife
Huntaville
Weber Academy Basketball Seeks Church School League Title
The Weber academy athletic director Batcolm Watson announced the church school league season opens November 19. The academy hopes to capture the championship in both church school and state high school leagues with a 30-man squad under Coach Watson. Key players Nixon Wilkincan Brewer and Critchlow return from past teams. Hassett also stars. The schedule runs through December 24 with a finale between the top two teams, likely in Ogden.
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Batcolm Watson
Weber Academy
Peete
Watson
Nixon
Wilkincan
Brewer
Critchlow
Hassett
Academy
Uchedle
Oneida Stake Academy
Brigham Young College
Preaton
Loran
Oneida Ts
Weber
HY. C, Ve
Oneida
Preston
Oneida Ve
Den
Inden
Ogden
Riot at Liverpool Dock Delays Cunard Saxonia
New York reports say Irish passengers were refused passage on the Saxonia after crew threats to strike. About 125 cabin and over 300 steerage Irishmen were blocked, with 800 would‑be travelers affected as the ship prepared to sail.
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New York
Cunard
Liverpool
Men to Serve a Supper in the First Congregational Church
Reported tonight at the First Congregational Church, men will both prepare and serve a supper, making the event unusual. A varied menu includes Everfresh vegetables, Utah beef, and goods from Ogden firms, while music features Sheellomania Hyde and Miss Helen Hunter with George Marylow.
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First Congregational Church
Focal
Utah
Everfresh Food Company
Ogden
Noaat Beef
Ogden Packits and Provision Company
Ferce’n Pork
Iteana
Utah Canning Company
Richardson and Hont Company
Ofdeo
Ogden Grown
Ogden Commission Company
Goddard Pickles
Goddard Pickle Company
Misch Pharmacy
Greenwell
Bayer
Jona
G. Mutter
Jensen
Sheellomania Hyde
Laltake City
ILJ
Yammer
Yarizona
Heelen Hunter
George Marylow
White Company Changes Hands
Cleveland Ohio Nov 16 control of the White company a major automobile and motor truck maker in the world was effectively transferred to J I Morgan and company New York fiscal agents for the entente allies local bankers admitted the deal not yet closed but expected to finalize within a week A new corporation with 160 000 000 capital would absorb the company Since the start of the European war White truck sales totaled 20 000 000 to 525 000 000 with profits between 7 000 000 and 10 490 000 according to reports
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Bae
J. I. Morgan and Company
New York
Promontory Rawing Company Incorporation Reported
Promontory Rawing Company has been incorporated with capital stock of 60000, issued in cents par shares, taking over mining claims in Saline County valued at 30000 for zinc and other metals. Incorporators listed include Isaac Farr, Willard Kay, Jonathan Jones, R A Moyes, George Halverson, and directors Joel Hott and George Barry among others. Officers are Isaac Farr president, Willard Kay and Jonathan Jones vice presidents, and R A Moyes treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Promontory Conolidered Mining Company
Saline
Iet
C.J. A. Ldndguin
Willard Kay
George Halverson
George A. Barty
D. BE. Nephtose
D. B. Hopkin
Jr C. A. Wright
D. R. Roberts
J. We Nell
Watt
F. Farr
J. E Parr. Farr
Walter T. Farr
Arenioa7
C. Stusney
Michael Farero
Charge Jam
C. W. Geilfiain
George
Jones
Noberts
Loran
Hugh Roberts
Booklets for City Schools Load Up Along Union Pacific Line
Surplus copies of the Union Pacific booklet California and the Repositories will be distributed to school teachers in cities and towns along the Union Pacific line within the coming weeks. The operation, announced by the passenger department head in Omaha, will be carried out by Ogden City Ticket Agent Paul Beemer and Assistant Al. I. Goodman. The booklets contain information about the weather in the United States.
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Union Pacific
California
Union Pacitie
In Hation
Tramba
Panenger
Omaha
Ogden
Paul Beemer
al. I. Goodman
Ferm
Tcket
Weater i
United States
King of Serbia in the trenches in war
In Paris a Russian secretary reports King Peter of Serbia, aged and among soldiers in war dress, seeks death in battle. He notes morale is strong among veterans though famine and misery persist in Serbia with bread scarcity and hardship.
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Baloolki
Paris
Peter
Serbia
MM. Jeconsebell
Legation
Mitrovitsa
Albania
Musalao
Sam
Berbia
Medals Offered for Weber Academy Public Speaking Contest
Former Weber Academy students donate gold medals for best written and memorized or extemporaneous speeches. Principal James J. Mlarker will award another medal for the top extemporaneous address. The program and prizes were announced at a morning assembly with expectations of a second semester event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weber Academy
Starvey Taylor
W. A. Bladentbury
3Ties
Rastue
Acorn
Weber Academy Aturont Association
Academy
Aimilar
James J. Mlarker
Mise Kanlve
Taylor
Mermarien
Wae Turny
Vreanmay Clase
Brant Tiano Rolasas
Josephion Volker
Sealer
Jantora
Acora
Rebrarssia
Ais
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Jaensen
Enliors
Wacouala
Nova Scotia
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Grecke
Relin
Say- al
M Tispatch
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Galeniki
Vicons
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Newa
Tetevo
Tarls
Banda
Salonik
Petit Journal
Haluna
Tetero
Gostirar
Terlepe
Panees
Stockholm
Nevi
Tekerton
Mexmillan
Atling Hae
Blochholm
Vateaea Muibdted
Aratiano
Numania
Numanien
Take Ionescu
Privy Council
National Association of City Managers
Scholz
U.S
Ryan
Witchel
Mitchell
ROS
Pittsburg
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Tao
Pein Oi Company
Larce
GY Board
White Company
New
Promontory Rawing Company HS Been Incorporated
King Cled
Old Serbia
Mons
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