Local Grounds Shoot At Ogden Club Draws Small Crowd
The Open Guy club organized a weekly shoot at the Ogden Galt and Country club grounds yesterday. A total of 300 targets were fired with G. Meeker and Ernest Ford among the top scorers. A.B. Bigelow hit five and netted two points, while L. Becker scored 26 of 26 in a separate event. A close annual contest last Sunday had Browning and Becker scoring well as Ford led the crowd.
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Ernest Ford
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Scorine
Injuries Hit Utah Football as Week Advances
A scrambled report notes players sustaining injuries during practice and Saturday games. Key names like Goodwhy and Armstrong appear, with updates on possible absence and recovery timelines affecting Utah's lineup and prospects for upcoming matches.
Baseball Pooling Scheme Sparks League Dispute
Reports from Chicago say the American League may consider pooling both its assets and receipts next season. President Ban Johnson of the National League opposes such a move. Discussions also touch on a possible third major league, but officials warn against autocratic actions. Territorial rights of minor leagues would be respected and changes require unanimous consent.
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New York
Ayadiente
Joan Sit
Woneo
Utah Football Team Faces Depleted Ranks After Week
Salt Lake City November 21 Acknowledging weak depth for the upcoming Aggie game University of Utah coach Nelson Norgren seeks to strengthen the squad. He aims to improve conditioning and add more practice for the team before the Saturday session.
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Salt Lake
Pone Tay
Nelson HW
Norgren
University of Utah
Big Wook Nolny
Ball Players Seek 120000 Damages in Indiana Suit
In Ball players sue for 120000 against Cleveland Cincinnati and St Louis tail line company over injuries from August 23 1917 on a railroad near Mansfield. Plaintiffs from Dayton Central league include Schaller Vatrick Donohue Need and Werte seeking damages 40000 and 19000 respectively for alleged injuries.
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Jonn EH
Need
Fred
Werte
Dayton el
Ptt Peoria
Danville
No Winter Meeting at Juarez Track
Louisvitae reports no winter meeting at the Juarez race circle. Colonel J. Wian, Juarez track manager, said travel restrictions between Mexico and the United States made holding the meeting impossible. A relocation to El Paso would be needed to obtain a passport from American authorities for future travel.
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Louisvitae
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Male J. Wian
Juares Tack
Mexico
Pateenn
Fl Taso
Baseball Fraternity Chief Warns of Turbulent Era
New York November 20 The National Association of Minor League Baseball leaders threaten to expel players for five day releases, a move that could destroy the player fraternity once centered at Cincinnati amid claims by David J Faltz president of the fraternity.
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West Point
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Yor
Noberi
New York Rootbal
West Point Willtary Academy
Lassort
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Grant Pingar
Nemy
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Franco
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National Association of Minor
Maseball Engin
Han
Crack Team Gets Games in Early Baseball Rumor
Fragmentary report from Michigan November 20 notes crack football teams from Camp Cosler to play University of Detroit at Polrott on Chan gelying day and plans for officers team to visit Pacific coast with tentative games against Camp Lewry at Tacoma set for December 8 or 16.
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Mich
Camp Cosler
University of Detroit Claven
Polrott
Camp Lewry
Tacoma
Superintendent Johnson to Deliver Memorial Address
Superintendent H C Johnson from city schools will deliver the memorial address at the annual Ogden Elks Memorial service held December 2 at the Elk home on Grant avenue. The eulogy will be given by Rev John W Hysslop of the Church of the Good Shepherd. Committee chairman is J J Knauss with members Pb B P Kirkendall George E F Glen W T Greenwell G Morris Flowers W L Wy Heller and I B Argubstht.
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H.P. Jodiconts
Memorial Corvices
J. J. Knauss
Certificates to be issued by Nadoo
In Washington on November 21 Secretary McAdoo announced the issue of 4 percent treasury certificates of indebtedness in indefinite amounts due June 25, 1918, to finance war revenue. Subscriptions will be received at Federal Reserve banks with denominations from 500 to 160,000 dollars, and payment on allotment date November 39.
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Washington
McAdon
Treasury
McAdooanta
Feeral Reserve Banks
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Mayor Denies Permit for Women’s Party Meeting
In Memphis Tom Volume 21 reports Mayor Litty refused to grant permission for a Women’s Party gathering planned today under police threat. The mayor warned the assembly would be dispersed if attempted, as protesters and party militants lingered outside the venue seeking a chance to speak.
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Memphis
Litty
Logan Aggies and Denver U Claim Championship
Logan and Denver U clash for football title as Logan extends its streak while Denver argues for a post season game. Logan’s win over Butler and a potential neutral site showdown heighten the race, with fans craving a decisive matchup on Thanksgiving.
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Logan Aggies
Denver U
Round up of alien enemies under Wilson order
Washington reports six hundred thousand alien enemies driven from barred zones across the United States under the president’s proclamation. Enforcement by Justice and control agencies excludes naturalized Americans, limits entry to restricted coastal and inland areas, and allows limited changes of address until December 15. Officials stress no persecution and protection of property and personal rights while enforcing the decree.
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United States
Wilson
Department of Juntics
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Pansas Canal Zone
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Gregory
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New York
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Nations Cash Register Agency Opens Ogden HQ at Arlington
W. V. Hanks for Oscar Groshell’s Nations Cash Register Agency opens a permanent headquarters at the Arlington Hotel in Ogden. The firm will demonstrate late model machines and invites calls or written appointments.
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Oscar Groshell
Nations Cash Register Agency
Arlington Hotel
Ogden
Aomenmmen de Still at Tooele Utah
Nov 20. Seven ratlons of monnehine were discovered during a night raid near a Austrian shack on Fifth street by the railroad in Tooele. Gogovich, arrested on liquor possession charges, faced multiple counts as deputies and a police officer raided the shack uncovering a five gallon still and several containers of mash.
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Adan Non
William Fy Tate
James J. Bunn
Klogovich
Confused Office Scene With Clumsy Name Mixups
A chaotic office moment unfolds as two busy Mazers Grab and Wincing clash with a persistent visitor who demands Mr. Wincero. The head clerk, flustered, responds with curt directives while the unnamed plump woman uses a lorgnette to question the staff about manners and dress.
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Wincero
Sutherspoon
War Fund Oversubscribed as Young Men's Christian Association Tops Goal
New York reports the national War Work Council of the Young Men's Christian Association says the World War Fund campaign total reached 49,200,411 dollars, surpassing the 45 million goal by 15 million. Eastern department led with 20,091,865, central 19,480,733, while regional quotas varied. President Wilson sent congratulations, and organizers predicted final totals may exceed 60 million as about 309,000 workers join the drive.
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National War Work Council
Young Men's Chrialian Association
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John 2. Moat
Eminpet
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Westar
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Smoth
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Dallas
Gouthenstern
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Food Shortage and Revolt Talk in Petrograd Move
Reports from Petrograd describe a growing anti Bolshevik sentiment as soldiers parade with anti Bolshevik slogans. The executive committee of maximalists sees resignations and power shifts while food supplies in Petrograd grow scarcer with a three quarters bread ration. Lenine and Trotzky are touted to assume a new worker and peasant government soon, with foreign negotiations expected through the new foreign minister.
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Dlamissa
Ted Guard
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Volna Naradnn
Red Guard
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Trotzky
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German Agents Burning Wheat Threaten American Supply
Philadelphia reports the war crisis deepens as German agents burn wheat fields, grain warehouses, and stone mills, threatening shortages of over 80 percent of essential supplies. The warning comes from Truman P. Smith of the U.S. Department of Agriculture before the National Academy of Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Trwin P. ‘Smith
United States
National Academy of Science At
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