Third Note On The Arabic Case Disavow Act Held No
Washington reports Germany refused to disavow the sinking of the Arabic and the loss of American lives. President Wilson and Secretary Lanning reviewed the note from Count von Bernstorff, with Berlin to be asked to Washington for formal discussion. Officials say no immediate break in relations, but dispute centers on whether Germany admits fault and pays full reparation.
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Halactory
Germany
Washington
United States
Wilsey
Beeretary Lanning
Ziren
New York
Voo Merestort
White House
Lanning
Milan
Tater
Count von Bernatorge
Heetioglg
United Btatea
Wilson
Kington
Count von Dernsteif
Laosing
Ditielal
Berlin
Atvew
Ultimatum Demands Bulgaria Dismiss German Officers
London reports the Times describes a 24 hour ultimatum to Bulgaria demanding expulsion of all German officers. It cites King Ferdinand's government placing Bulgaria's fate with Entente powers and notes German and Austro Hungarian staff presence and troop movements amid allied support for Bulgaria’s military posture.
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London
Times
Sotiahaa
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Anys
War Ministry
Bosla Cabal
Entente
Bulgarian cabinet tensions threaten entente relations
The Bulgarian crisis deepens as warnings to M Radoslavoff clash with cabinet assurances. Russia demands Bulgaria sever ties with enemies of the Entente within 24 hours or face expulsion of Russian officers and consulates from Sofia.
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M. Radoslavoff
Goybia
Ares
Russia
Bulgaria
Dulgaria
Tegatlon
Blay Caves
Temple to be built on the island of Oabu in Hawaii
Thousands attend the Utah conference in Salt Lake City where President Joseph F. Smith announces a new temple to be built on Oahu Island in Hawaii. The plan follows existing temples in Salt Lake City, Logan, Manti, and Brigham City with Alberta under construction. Smith notes taxation concerns over education and public schools. Attendance totals reach about 42 000 for the day. Smith also discusses past temple plans near Chihuahua and the difficulties caused by political conflicts.
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Balt Lake
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Tabernacle
Lale
Qabu
Joseph F. Smith
Atractive
Utah
Logan
Man- U
George
Tre
Alberta
Canada
Hawalign
Preahident Smith
Gritin
Hong
Amith
Smith
Deseret Sunday Bchhool Union
Assembly Hall
Eachelaion
Meateo
Cant
Clenrch
Mexico
Chihuahua
Missing North Ogden man found killed or mauled in mountains
A body of a man long dead was found by North Ogden youths in the east mountains seven miles from town. The skeleton and clothing were recovered, a discharged revolver was located nearby, and sheriffs lean toward murder or fatal animal attack. The clothes and hat show details such as a Palace store shirt, 14% wing collar, light brown felt hat, and a hat band with two bullet-hole marks. Officers preserve the scene as a murder or fatal bear attack scenario.
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Mani
North Ogden
Mountatas
T. A. DeVine
William Holmes
Bheriff Holmes
Wil Mam Berrett
Orson Fleynolis
Charles Lastee
Sheri? DeVine
Coldwater Cartyon
North Ogden Canyon
Malmes
North Orden
Sherite
Hie
Erecing
Palace
Pullete
Earthquakes Struck Nevada and Oregon Regions with Damaging Shocks
Oct reports describe tremors across Nevada and Oregon with springs drying up at Oerlach and Golconda and water tanks toppled at Parran Lovelock and Hate Springs. Buildings jarred in Carson City Reno Sparks and Carlin, while Seattle and Gotham logged distant quakes and seismographs recorded multiple shocks overnight.
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Reng
Nev
Oerlach
Golconda
Carson City
Reno
Remor
Damzre
Sparks Lkewise
Sparks
Southern Farliti Company
Parran
Lovelock
Narrow Escape for Auto Driver in Jefferson Avenue Incident
Nichant Leek avoided injury when his car was struck on Jefferson Avenue. The vehicle dragged about 40 feet after impact, tearing the front axle and wheel. Leek escaped unhurt as the machine was badly damaged. No injuries or charges reported.
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Mr. Leek
Wasatch Fault Quake Ties Utah Nevada to Idaho Regions
A sequence of three shocks hit the western United States with the 4:42 PM first tremor, a stronger 6:51 PM second, and a violent 12:65 AM third center near Salt Lake City. Nevada suffered the most damage including toppled railroad tanks, cracked walls, and local disruption.
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Salt Lake
Utah
Nevada
California
Oregon
Idaho
New York
Wasatch
Xephi
Collinston
Frederick J. Pack
University of Utah
Shasho Wasatch Mountains
Pack
Balt Lake
Southern Pacific
Salt Lake Division
Arrowrock
Iit
Idaho Falls
Gerlach
Golconda
James E. Talmage
Imlay
Bontherm Pacific Railroad
Nev
Germans Fail to Retake Trenches Near Givenchy
Paris reports four German attempts to retake trenches between Sonchez and Givenchy woods and north of Mesnil were repelled. The official midday statement notes German forces tried with hand grenades in four assaults but were everywhere repulsed. In Champagne a German attack against positions near the notch of Sraoll was driven back. The enemy bombarded the mar at
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Paris
Sonchez
Givenchy
Mesnil
Thernoon
Boucher
Qlrenchy
Ger
Sraoll
Tha Mar
French and British World War I Actions Reported Near Loos and Champagne
Dispatches describe artillery bombardments and infantry attacks across the Loos and Champagne fronts. French and British forces claim gains, repulsed tireless counterattacks, and casualties as trenches change hands near Neuville and Neuville. French aviators bomb Luxemburg, wounding several civilians. Eastern fronts show limited activity with German and Russian forces reporting minor advances and prisoner captures reaching about 2,400.
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25Th and
Sarah J. Brown
Baker
Niaker City
Ore
Daker
Iets
Ous Pointe
Olaturbante
Beattle
E. J. Saunders
University of Washington
Welverity
Ganndere
Gotham
Portham University
Firad the Claruifieg Ada
Twin Falls
Daho
THE
Ogden Theater
Selig
Kathryn Williams
Reland
Sii
Lina
Suippes
Detlin
Dritish Durtee
Terrtory
Lowe
Neuville
Werntende
Loos
le Messit
Villenor-Tourbe
Laon
Rethel
Airahip AL
Luxemburg
Lozemberg
von Hindenburg
Kozleny
Prine
Leopold of
Bavaria
Machensex
von Waslopen
Sarny
Skalo
Husslang
Karmin
Seeman
Illinois
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tyder
Inteafon
Mifnels Coat Operatora ® Association
Western Advance Freight
Ogden
Onsumers
Wah
Jay
Thos, Farr & Co
Slade
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