Submarines and Airships Busy At Kirkwall Port
New York reports rapid naval air activity at Kirkwall Scotland with submarines and aeroplanes in use as escorts for ships leaving harbor. Passengers aboard the Danish steamer Hellie Clay describe the crowded harbor under British flag and a chasing war balloon 600 feet aloft. An armed aeroplane shadowed the departing vessel for two miles as it cleared the port waters. The dispatch notes protests in Peloponnesus against the Venizelist movement, recalling Greek cabinet turmoil in 1918 and subsequent political shifts influenced by entente opinions.
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New York
Unusust
Kirkwall
Bcoland
Hellle Clay
Copenhagen
Dorses
He City
Heilig Clay
Mace
Deapathea
Peloponneaus
Doimitrou Cournaris
Venizellata
Kabinet
Gounaris
Ghouloydin Tablnet
New Greek Political Party Formed Amid War Debate
A new political party in Greece emerges from veteran statesman Demf reos Kounaris, former premier, advocating intervention in the war on the Allied side. The lineage and aims are reported by Athens press agencies, detailing a pivotal shift in Greek political alignment.
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NEW
Greece
da Trite
Tn Greece
Demfreos Kounaris
Pat Athens
Earthquakes Recorded at Georgeian University Station
Two earthquakes were recorded last night on Georgeian university seismographs. The first, of moderate intensity, struck at 7:47 p m and lasted past 10. The center was estimated about 3,900 miles from Washington. The second quake began at 12 02 this morning and lasted about 14 minutes. The impact was less in the east. Also noted, Sugar prices advanced with cane values up and the sugar market futures rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgeiann University
Rally planned by Weber academy Republicans with Harding as speaker
Arrangements for a Thursday Republican rally at Weber Academy were completed by central committee chair Charles I Hollingsworth. Senator Warren G Harding of Ohio will be chief speaker, outlining national issues. Also speaking: Senator George Sutherland and Utah's Charles Kent, with minstrel entertainer Hart to perform. A torchlight parade precedes the event, sponsored by the Young Men's Republican Club. Committees meet Wednesday to finalize plans. Harding travels from Chicago to Los Angeles Limited segment. Glenn Attlee to meet him at 3535.
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Weber Academy
Charles I Hollingsworth
Comgaite
Fee
Warren Giarding
Ohio
Herator Harding
George Sutherland
Aes
Charles Kent
Utah
Paltner
Hent
Nephi I. Morris
Morris
Oxden
Thta City
Primroge & Weat Minstrels
Balt Lake
Young Men's Republican Club
Harting
Hollingsworth Wald
Harding
Chicago
Los Angeles Limited
Glen Attlee
Rehal
Hean
Divorce Suit Filed by Jack Bolden Against Era Felden
Jack Bolden seeks a divorce from Era Felden whom he married on August 16, 1912, alleging habitual drunkenness and repeated court appearances on intoxication charges over the past three years. He says the conduct caused great humiliation and mental distress. complaint filed in district court yesterday.
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Jack Holten Han
Era Felden
Wilson to Speak in Omaha During Midwestern Tour
President Wilson plans a brief Midwest stop with a march through Philadelphia and Chicago en route to Omaha for a Thursday night address. He will not pursue a full campaign tour and has yet to finalize specific topics, though he will discuss current public issues in a general frame. The trip includes Shadow Lawn return and a formal meeting with censors after a briefing on film standards.
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Long Branch
N.J
Wilson
Middle West
Omaha
Calladelphia
Chicago
Shadow Lawn
Ute
Girl Offers Eye for Blind Soldier
A young English girl writes from Paris offering to donate one of her eyes to a blinded French soldier. She cites a French surgeon’s claim that eye grafts could restore sight, and urges the recipient to accept if it would aid France. The letter expresses patriotic resolve and a willingness to undergo the operation.
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Paris
Noche Om Dardaneud
Woldier
North Rho
Dasierond
Han
France
Ogden Packing Plant Begins Tankhouse Operation
The first unit of Ogden Packing and Provision’s new plant started up a modern tankhouse. The three story main building will have a six story rest of complex, with separate divisions for edible and nonedible products, and features automatic handling, deodorized operation, and steel concrete grease basins. Completion expected by November 1, costs around 40,000 dollars, with power plant installation and a new Weber River bridge under way.
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Ogden Packing & Provision Company
Pal Inte Uta
Cdibra Producte
United States
Producta
Harden
Ogden
Fain
Weber River
Addi-Ton
Briden
Stockyants
Orden Union Btock
Oejen Pseklog & Proyiston Company
sFards
Great Show With Eva Tanguay at the Orpheum
Eva Tanguay headlines a four bill at the Orpheum West for matinee and night shows. William Matrix promotes the act with Misa Tanguay and Harry Leader as top vaudeville stars. The package features Chas Rosa and his troupe in Just Like a Woman and a Salome travesty co starring Misa Tanguay, promising a spectacular, lavish production.
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Eva Tanguay
William Matrix
Misa Tanguay
Harry Leader
Miss Tanguay
Orpheum
Thisanelud
Chas
J. Rosa
Mtr Rosa
Misa
Tan- Fuay
Wriiten
Yeate
Morris
Mise Tanguay
Adtertlermient
British Attack Airship Sheds Reported Again
A dated dispatch recounts a new Royal Navy air attack on German airship sheds near Brussels. The statement notes naval aircraft attempted to disrupt airship facilities, with losses claimed by the British side and ongoing operational details withheld.
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Tandon
Telthah
Yestontay
Britrets
Peldah
Airehip
Cost of living rising rapidly reported by agriculture
Washington Ort reports rising prices across food sectors with flour at Civil War high levels and potatoes, meat, butter, cheese, and beans all showing sharp increases. Producers see a 9.3 percent August price rise for farm products, with substantial year over year increases in potatoes, onions, cabbage, beef, veal, and lambs, signaling a costly season for households.
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Washington, Ort
Department of Agriculture
Este
Pric
Food price rises persist amid war and drought
Retailers report ongoing price increases driven by the European war and a particularly dry summer. They deny profiteering, noting that the advance has been steady, especially in the last two months.
Milk War Grips New York State Distributors in Price Clash
New York faces a milk shortage as farmers and distributors clash over prices. With thousands of gallons spilled, picketing, road blockades, and deputies sworn in Duchess County, masked farmers patrol roads to halt milk movement while cooperatives form to build creamery facilities.
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New York
Big mUk
Boston
Noxpitels
New York, Or
New York State
Crnal
New York City
Duchess County
Tha
Sherif
Thal
Cholera Spreads in Japan Tokyo Osaka and More
Correspondence from Tokyo reports cholera's rise in the capital with about eighty cases and thirty deaths. Osaka see outbreaks and Karaizawa hosts a resort flare. total Japan cases around three thousand though official figures are withheld. Also included is a White House anecdote about President Wilson and a boy’s misread of the crowd.
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Japan
Tokyo
Osaka
Japao
Karafzawa
Home Department
White House
Wilson
Staunton
Ace
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Cane Sular
Sunset Heights
Davis-Wehr Land Co
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Davis-Weber Land CO
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Peele
THE
Jack Bolden
Pres. Wilson
Omana
Ioorng
Paaig House
Woodrow Wilson
Howell
Weber County
Civil War Bureau
Lyceum Today
Eckman
Ogden Sale CO
Telephone
Western America
U. S
Ogden Packing & Provision Co
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